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Sabah palm oil players allowed to operate within lockdown

RM1.7 bil revenue loss in one month if industry completely shut down, warn palm oil bodies

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Govt buildings may become swab test centres during emergency

They may also deploy civil servants for services in need of additional support, says chief secretary

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Failed governance drives Muslims to migrate to Christian European nations: Dr Mahathir

Islamic world must reflect on its mistakes, says former prime minister

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Penang cops urge public to lodge report after viral video of assault on senior citizen

Incident appears to have taken place at Komtar bus stand, but when it occurred has not been verified

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Dr Mahathir wanted me to resign, Tommy Thomas says in new book

Ex-AG ‘astonished’ when then PM asked him to step down due to opposition from Malays

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Quit painting a rosy picture of the tourism industry, says Guan Eng

With RM100 billion in revenues losses last year, former finance minister says the government has not done enough to help save the tourism industry

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3 more virus deaths in Sarawak bring total to 33

Covid-19 spreading throughout state, even reaching remote district, says exco

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195,028 data plans, 3,773 devices given to poor varsity students: MoHE

3,997 laptops, desktops being procured, adds Datuk Seri Noraini Ahmad

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Virus deaths hit 700 with 11 new fatalities

Selangor again tops table with 1,295 of today’s 3,585 fresh infections

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‘Rehire retrenched hotel workers, not younger ones’

Loyalty, dedication of senior staffers should be rewarded, says union

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Govt to discuss need for total lockdown: Ismail Sabri

Senior minister adds that married couples in different states can cross borders starting tomorrow

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Village heads urge cops to step up patrols, ensure SOP adherence

Villagers' SOP compliance lessening over time due to less monitoring

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Immigration officer charged with graft, money laundering involving RM885,950

Mohd Shah Ezywan Abd Rahman claims trial, granted bail at RM65,000 with one surety