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Business SOPs eased further for NRP Phase 2 states

Industry players, premises owners can operate without having to wait for Domestic Trade Ministry approval

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Maxis works with Red Crescent to support mobile vaccination programme

Maxis and Malaysian Red Crescent Society via medical vehicle deployment to mobilise home-to-home vaccinations and call-in hotline sponsorship

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Johor implements virtual Covid-19 assessment centre to reduce crowds

Those who use it will be contacted by a health worker within 48 hours, says committee chairman

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[UPDATED] Day of record highs with 22,242 Covid-19 cases, 19,680 recoveries

225 fatalities also logged as Selangor tops table with staggering 6,858 infections

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Pope urges people to get Covid-19 jabs 'as act of love'

Pope Francis spoke in a video aimed at communities disproportionately affected by the virus in the Americas

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73% of S’wak Covid-19 samples found to be Delta: Unimas

Variant detected in 248 of 249 mutated cases, says research institute

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New Zealand confirms Delta variant as caseload rises to 7

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says wastewater testing finds absence of Covid-19 strain, urges everyone to follow rules

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Deputy health DG hails frontliners as Penang Hospital preps for Covid-19 patient surge

We are at war, says Datuk Dr Asmayani Khalib, who is saddened by criticism aimed at public health facilities

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Malaysia Airlines pilots, crew 100% vaccinated: MAG

This will give all travellers peace of mind, says parent company

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Study on prices of Covid-19 self-test kits to be ready by month-end: ministry

Complaints have been received by members of the public, says Datuk Seri Hasnol Zam Zam Ahmad

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[UPDATED] Covid-19 cases fall further with 19,631 infections, 293 deaths

Selangor leads with 5,753, followed by Sabah (2,103) and Kedah (1,863)

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EMCO in 9 Sabah localities, 2 in Pahang from Thursday

SOPs for all areas same as announced before, says NSC

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Covid-19 patient admissions at HTAR drop by half

Number falls to about 170 from last week’s 400, says hospital director