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Schools hit by Covid-19: Penang supports parents pushing federal govt for transparency

Groups want Health Ministry to immediately release information on virus outbreaks at educational institutions

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Zaid’s ex-law firm objects to his discovery application

High court sets May 10 for decision

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BlackBerry chats prove Najib knew status of personal bank accounts, SRC appeal told

Defence ‘scored own goal’ by claiming ex-PM was ignorant of transactions, says ad hoc prosecutor

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Malays’ resentment towards royals due to emergency: Dr Mahathir

Agong not totally at fault as PN govt failed to advise ruler properly, says former PM

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#DengkiKe trending hashtag manifestation of Malaysians’ frustration

Queen reactivates Instagram account with post insinuating that the things she overcomes will become someone else’s ‘survival guide’

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[UPDATED] Covid-19 cases rise again with 2,341 new infections

Sarawak leads daily tally once more with 600 cases, followed by Selangor with 539

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Penang’s elderly receive Covid-19 shots, as state kicks off Phase 2 inoculations

5 locations used to administer jabs, but registrations still lagging, says CM

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Sibu Covid-19 inoculation drive postponed due to delays in vaccine arrival

Exercise to immunise about 900 people cancelled as setback in jab supply from Kuala Lumpur arises

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Ministry refutes report 1,684 p-hailing riders died during MCO

It claims number of fatalities revealed in April 9 safety campaign misinterpreted

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National Counselling Policy to address mental health issues

Move to empower relevant services, agencies, communities into tackling, addressing issues

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Forged SRC International directors’ signatures raised by defence ‘a red herring’: prosecution

If dispute exists, it is between company and bank, not Datuk Seri Najib Razak, says lawyer

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It’s just a gimmick, MAHB says of KLIA cooking clip

Airport operator stresses preparing food not allowed in open area of terminal building

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Students make up half of all Covid-19 cases in Kelantan

259 of 464 positive patients recorded between April 3 and 16 are secondary school-goers