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Four PPVs to allow walk-in boosters for elderly from Wednesday

Health Ministry names World Trade Centre, Axiata Arena Bukit Jalil, Ideal Convention Centre, Sokka Gakkai Hall

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RM4 bil needed to return Sabah to its timber glory days: chief forest conservator

State is aiming to produce eight million cubic metres of timber annually

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RM680 mil allocated to stabilise, standardise prices of goods: Nanta

Domestic trade minister says RM400 million set aside for cooking oil, RM40 million for subsidising general use flour

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Upgrade national identification rules to help the stateless, Dayak groups urge govt

Indigenous rights collective Sadia wants Putrajaya to go beyond ministerial intervention in individual cases

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Pulau Burung landfill fire: various parties demand review of operator’s performance

No improvement despite intention to upgrade waste management process

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Conduct transparent probes into custodial deaths, rights groups tell cops

NGOs cry foul over two fatal incidents occurring under police watch in one week

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It’s not Thaipusam without kavadi: NGOs make plea to PM to lift ban

Last-minute prohibition unjust; devotees have fasted, prepared for 48 days, they say

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Economic recovery shouldn’t be merely lip service, says Najib

Former PM suggests that Malaysia is losing investors to neighbouring countries

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Pulau Burung landfill fire: operator contract termination requires proper planning, says Chow

Waste management a complicated matter, says Penang chief minister

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Vaccine certs issued, no injections: Seven from Gombak clinic arrested

Service was marketed to anti-vaccine groups for as high as RM3,000 per certificate, police say

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Go back to basics before looking into ambitious master plans, businessman tells Sabah govt

Flooding, supply of electricity among issues requiring urgent attention, says Datuk Seri Wong Khen Thau

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Advise Agong to suspend Azam Baki, Amanah tells PM

Party wants MACC chief iced until independent investigations are complete

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Domestic travel the way forward for Sabah: Masidi

State could earn RM2 billion annually through sector, says former tourism minister