Former PM suggests progressive fines, says not all offences merit the same punishment.

Those breaking law for which no penalty ‘expressly provided’ face RM100,000 fine or 7 years’ jail.

Minister also says passengers in car don’t have to be from same house.

Industry has taken a beating, says senior minister as reason for allowing resumption of business.

Karaoke centres, bars, nightclubs still can’t reopen under MCO 2.0, many running out of cash.

Ismail Sabri says only pubs, bars, nightclubs, as well as entertainment and karaoke centres fall in its negative list.

Restaurant owners insist SOP permits sale of beverages under conditional MCO.

Revenues tumble as MCO restrictions force customers to forego reunion dinners.

MCO 2.0, ban on gatherings hitting operators, who say they’re able to control the crowd as per SOP.

Uncertainly over MCO 2.0 duration adding stress to businesses, households.

Active cases, deaths remain high despite decline in new infections, says former PM.

Nation suffered Covid-19, movement restrictions double whammy in 2020.

Politicians returning from Sabah elections, MySejahtera shortcomings among MoH failures.

Stores allowed to reopen yesterday, have only a couple of trading days before Chinese New Year.

Enhanced lockdown at Kg Teluk begins tomorrow until February 24, says Ismail Sabri.