5y

Holistic, long-term, sustainable solutions to contract doctor issue still needed – MMA

Term extensions and benefits, perks are welcome, but not enough

5y

D-hammer option to flatten the curve – Rais Hussin, Margarita Peredaryenko

Prevalence of vitamin D deficiency must be given proper attention as potential pandemic management

5y

Is cabinet superior to Parliament? – Howard Lee

Using loopholes to subvert nation’s democratic institutions, avoid accountability may have lasting repercussions

5y

10 Covid-19 vaccine vexations to ponder on – P. Gunasegaram

Immunisation only shot left in our limited arsenal as pandemic war continues

5y

Can Malaysian tourism cruise out of doldrums? – Ian McIntyre

Bitter pill it may be to swallow, but we must right our pre-pandemic mistakes

5y

Orang Asli: marginalised even before Covid-19 – Tara Sekhar

Plight magnified by the pandemic, the indigenous people of Peninsular Malaysia keep getting the short end of the stick

5y

A new norm needed to fight Covid-19 – P. Gunasegaram

Vaccination helps tremendously but results are still some way off unless the government overhauls its current pandemic management strategies

5y

Food farming for relief and recovery – Sothi Rachagan, Tengku Datuk Shamsul Bahrin

Covid-19 offers opportunities to improve food security, provide for those gravely affected by pandemic

5y

Dangerous variants: tell S’wakians the truth, give us full details – Stephen Then

Ignorance and silence do not help the rakyat at all

5y

A need for safe online reporting of mental health issues, especially concerning children – Suhakam

Public should not disseminate a child victim’s identity on social media, as their dignity must be well-protected and preserved

5y

Move beyond daily Covid-19 number – Ong Kian Ming

Focus on percentage of positive cases, serious infections, ICU admissions and capacity, and deaths

5y

Rakyat can be patient no longer – Muda

Lack of public goodwill for current administration not surprising, shortcomings mean PN govt must resign

5y

Cops denying doctors’ constitutional right to free speech – Bersih 2.0

Crackdowns on those simply exercising their protected freedoms a symptom of failed democracy