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[UPDATED] Covid-19 daily tally creeps back up with 7,105 new cases

Selangor leads with 2,068 infections on first day of total lockdown

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517,144 companies registered under CIMS 3.0 as of noon today: Miti

1.2 mil workers now allowed to work onsite, says ministry

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Furniture sub-sector allowed to work during MCO to aid Covid-19 facilities: Khairuddin

Wood, kenaf sub-sectors however remain on freeze, says minister

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No engagement from Khairy with GPs until now – Subramaniam Muniandy

He should have come down from his high horse months ago when MMA first wrote to him

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Now, let’s roll out vaccines quickly, and fairly – P. Gunasegaram

To reach 80% immunisation requires 26 million to be vaccinated, but only 11 million have registered for jabs

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Specialists’ inclusion in emergency cabinet will give us leg-up in virus fight: Azalina

Referencing council formed after 1969 racial riots, Dewan deputy speaker says there’s no need for all-politician line-up

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Pandemic no excuse to override rule of law, says Pakatan panel

Committee highlights double standards, stiff penalties in SOP enforcement, ‘unfair’ HIDE warnings

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After cabinet ‘pay cut’, civil servants’ allowance reduced for 3 months

RM30 mil to go to Covid-19 crisis trust fund, says govt chief secretary

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119 Covid-19 variant cases detected nationwide: Noor Hisham

14 of them came from abroad, says health DG

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Singapore to vaccinate kids 12 and up against Covid-19

Over 400,000 students can start booking inoculation slots today

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PM dodging accountability for ‘colossal failures’ in pandemic handling: Kit Siang

DAP supremo points out Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s omission of ‘this embarrassing subject’ during aid announcement last night

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Vaccinate migrant workers first, deal with their status later, govt told

Ministries’ conflicting statements deter them from coming forward, jeopardising herd immunity target, say activists

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EU, UK raise doubts about Covid-19 weapons patent waiver

WTO members ask for more time to analyse bid to waive rights on virus-fighting tools