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More relaxed MCO 2.0 keeps nation’s losses to RM300 mil a day: Tengku Zafrul

This is from RM2.4 bil daily during MCO 1.0, says finance minister

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Pen Mutiara on crusade to challenge PSR’s EIA

Penang Fishermen’s Association will deal with compensation issues later

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KL Mayor’s Office challenges Court of Appeal’s Taman Rimba Kiara ruling

Affidavit to Federal Court adamant there was no conflict of interest in planned land development

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Consider allowing private hospitals to buy Covid-19 vaccines, govt told

Accommodating M’sians willing to pay for vaccination will lessen govt’s financial burden, says doctor

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Vaccine recipients’ personal data will be kept private, promises govt

Information may however be shared if related to ‘adverse events’ after immunisation, says Khairy Jamaluddin

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Blast fishing: rare cases, mass destruction

Sabah and Labuan MMEA ops to curb activity over the years include tracing main supplier of explosives used

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KK’s Gaya St traders wary of false hope as restrictions ease

Following five-week closure, popular local trading hub reopens with trial-run SOPs

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Tan Sri, Datuk ‘drug lords’ allegedly linked to RM2.4 bil cocaine bust

Trio carrying the titles purportedly use legal businesses as front to smuggle narcotics, says Bukit Aman official

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KJ proposes severe fine for vaccine queue-jumpers

Minister stresses importance of immunisation equity among people, especially frontliners

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Muhyiddin again denies political motive behind emergency

PM also confident of winning public mandate, vows to call for polls immediately after emergency

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No Dewan Rakyat sitting on March 8, says deputy speaker

Datuk Mohd Rashid Hasnon says procedures need to be adhered to before lawmakers can convene

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Sanusi tops queue as Kedah begins Covid-19 vaccinations

The state’s MB also urges members of the public to register for jabs

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Mahfuz pleads for Amanah politicians to stay after defections to ally PKR

Party veep slams ‘opportunism’, urges fellow elected officials to resist taking the bait