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Only 2,467 GPs applied to join PICK: Khairy

Some general practitioners don’t have special refrigerators for storage of doses, says minister

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Wage subsidy extension to benefit 2.5 mil workers, 200,000 employers: PM

Prihatin Special Grant for SMEs also expanded from RM500 to RM1,500

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Sabah media allowed to operate from 7am-7pm during lockdown

Processing of news materials allowed for broadcasters until 3am

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Ministers, their deputies’ salaries to go to Covid-19 fund for 3 months: PM

Monies to go to Covid-19-related expenditures, says Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin

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RM500 more for households earning RM2,500, moratorium for B40

Funds to be credited into accounts by end-June, PM says in MCO 3.0 aid announcement

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PM unveils RM40 bil Pemerkasa Plus aid package as clock ticks down to lockdown

RM1 bil will be used to boost capacity of public healthcare system amid surge in Covid-19 cases

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MEF hopeful CIMS 3.0 will end approval letters ‘chaos’

Federation thankful applications for 17 essential services sectors can be submitted via Miti system

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Whopping RM85,000 fine for snooker players who flouted SOPs

PJ top cop says 2 caretakers also detained in raid on pool centre

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OECD sees higher world GDP growth but fears ‘headwinds’

Not enough Covid vaccines reaching emerging economies, making world vulnerable to variants, says report

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Over 10.5 mil Indonesians fully inoculated against Covid-19

More than 16.3 million have received first dose since vaccination programme began on January 13

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3 nurses fined RM4,000 each for visiting friend with pink wristband

Women, aged between 34 and 45, work at private hospital in Kedah

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Mental health in Covid times: Under-35s, women, singles at highest risk

Uncertainty of future prospects, financial distress, social isolation and lack of quality sleep likely causes, says The Centre

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Kedah first to give state-owned businesses, residential units moratorium

It is also distributing 15,000 food baskets, providing RM5,000 interest-free loans