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Home quarantine will cause Covid-19 cases to rise: Dr Mahathir

This is because patients will infect their family members, says former PM

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‘Just one table for two, please?’

Penang hawkers call on govt to allow minimal dine-in to allow businesses to survive through MCO

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Emergency basic income better than Sarawak CM’s aid scheme: Aspirasi

Datuk Abang Johari Openg's BKSS 5.0 slammed as 'cut-and-paste' recycled version of its predecessor

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State to keep pushing for Unesco recognition of Penang Hill

Cable car project does not contradict application for hill to be named Biosphere Reserve, says corporation

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From hijacked research to humiliation, academics suffer in silence

Torment by dept directors includes discounting researchers’ expertise, name-smearing and verbal abuse

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Sabah gets serious about environmental conservation

Kota Kinabalu City Hall to  focus on protecting and conserving green regions and rivers in the area

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Two schools close temporarily in Melaka, Terengganu

This is as positive cases of Covid-19 were discovered, including a teacher

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MOE to arrange separate exams for candidates who test positive, are under quarantine

Exam standards must be maintained, however, avoid losing international recognition, says director-general

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Sarawak cabinet may appeal to lift emergency: Masing

This depends on if the state can bring its Covid-19 cases under control, says deputy chief minister

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No cross-border crimes since MCO, just illegal entry attempts

Authorities say they will continue to step up efforts to prevent illegal migrants from gaining entry into Sabah 

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Not all Covid-19 deaths linked to history of illness: Masidi

Sabah’s virus spokesman urges the public not to rely on food health to protect them from contracting Covid-19

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Water supply disrupted in four districts in Kelantan

Work to repair a leakage is expected to take until January 30

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Transition programme to help fill education gap: MoE

The 43-day programme will involve students from both primary and secondary schools