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Where’re our SOPs: Tourism Langkawi grills Putrajaya as sector reopens in 12 days

Industry players fret about possibility of island’s reinfection

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No post-jab nabbing, Sabah authorities reassure fearful illegal migrants

ID numbers given upon receiving vaccinations are not for deportation, they say

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Daily Covid-19 cases up again today at 20,396

Selangor tops list at 3,886, followed by Sarawak at 3,747 and Johor and Sabah above 2,000 mark

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Don’t forfeit frontliners’ unused annual leave, Cuepacs urges govt

Let them accumulate it, or pay them in lieu, says union group

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Minister to discuss allowing anti-vax religious teachers to teach face-to-face classes

Feedback to be sought from Education, Health Ministries, says Idris Ahmad

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Too dangerous to reopen schools in Sarawak this year – Stephen Then

Delta variant has caused 224% surge of Covid-19 infections in whole state within a month

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Sarawak to vaccinate teens under 18 starting Wednesday: Uggah

State has reached its benchmark of 80% vaccinated adults

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We’re doing our best, says Penang DCM after Guan Eng’s scathing criticism

Entire line-up of excos, not just Norlela Ariffin, managing Covid-19 situation, says Datuk Ahmad Zakiyuddin Abdul Rahman

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RM1,500 fine for not ‘checking out’ on MySejahtera fake news: MoH

Public urged not to share unverified information that could cause confusion, public concern

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The reality of vaccinating persons with disabilities – Dharshini Ganeson

Many PWDs show fear and trauma before and during their jabs, despite media reports that say otherwise

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KJ’s 100-day goals: teens’ Covid-19 jab, solution for contract doctors, and more

Health minister says there are over 20 KPIs to hit, assures non-coronavirus matters remain on radar

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Cuba starts vaccinating kids to reopen schools amid Covid-19 surge

Children 12 years and up to receive 1 of 2 domestically produced vaccines, Abdala and Soberana

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Philippine Airlines files for bankruptcy

National carrier aims to restructure contracts, cut debt by at least US$2 bil