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SOP relaxations well and good, but what of safety: Rafidah

Measures must be taken to ensure clusters do not further sprout, says former minister

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Delay relaxing Covid-19 restrictions for completely immunised – MMA

New rules don’t appear grounded in science, Putrajaya should maintain curbs until daily infections under control

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Labuan eateries allow only fully vaxxed people to dine in

F&B operators work with Health Dept, implement island-wide policy

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Mass cremations in Sri Lanka amid backlog of Covid-19 dead

Fears grow over inability to cope with surging fatalities as bodies pile up

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S’wak waiting for expert advice, holds back on eased curbs for fully vaxxed

State authorities say existing SOPs to remain in force until further notice

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In less than 2 weeks, Sabah reports over 9,000 in Covid-19 home quarantine

Authorities say move has eased pressure on health system

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Night markets, parks to reopen in Phase 1 states? Maybe, Hisham says

Senior minister admits govt unable to conduct thorough monitoring of Covid-19 SOP compliance

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Kepala Batas market closed after 14 Covid-19 cases found

Stall owners, staff may return to work on Saturday if tests return negative

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Hulu Langat CAC director dies of Covid-19

Afizan Mohamad, also an environmental health officer, succumbs to virus in Serdang Hospital ICU

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Pahang expects to reopen tourism in 2 weeks: committee chairman

It will involve destinations where more than 80% of population have been fully vaccinated

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[UPDATED] New Covid-19 cases down to 17,236; another 212 deaths logged

Of 1,095 patients in intensive care, 579 require breathing aid

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Penang hospital’s hasty Covid-19 ward conversion causes headaches

Outpatient dept fitted with substandard beds, oxygen tanks and lacks sufficient toilets, hot showers

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Letter – How not to keep losing confidence in Perikatan? – J.D. Lovrenciear

Covid-19 respects no state boundaries, exemptions based on differing percentages of vaccinated groups