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Kedah supports nationwide lockdown: MB

All should register for vaccination and heed SOPs, says Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor

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Massive rush in Kapit for Gawai Dayak, despite Covid-19 crisis

Many caught off guard by sudden announcement of curfew by Sarawak DMC

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2 train commuters infected with Covid-19, urge other passengers to get tested

Individuals were on Kelana Jaya LRT line, Sg Buloh-Kajang MRT route

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800 roadblocks, 70,000 cops, ministry personnel on duty for lockdown: Hamzah

Ramped-up efforts to ensure Covid-19 SOP compliance start June 1

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Hello, guys, where are you going, asks Noor Hisham

Health director-general baffled by congestions at toll plazas along highways

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[UPDATED] New day, new highs: M’sia logs another 9,020 Covid-19 cases, 98 deaths

Nation’s virus tally breaches half-million mark; Selangor tops table with 2,836 fresh infections

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FBM KLCI expected to move in 1,580-1,600 range under Covid-19 cloud

Experts foresee recovery-themed sectors, such as tech, glove and healthcare, staging comeback

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Pakatan committee welcomes lockdown, but says govt aid a must

One-off financial assistance for B40 and M40 groups, loan moratorium, electricity bill rebates proposed

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Not your first virus lockdown, Muhyiddin: lack of aid announcement upsets M’sians

Lawmakers among those panning PM for not straightaway declaring loan moratorium, financial assistance, wage subsidies

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EU okays Pfizer Covid-19 jab for 12- to 15-year-olds

Vaccine ‘well tolerated’ in adolescents, there are no ‘major concerns’ in terms of side effects, says EMA

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Sabah adopts 2-week total lockdown order, says CM

Datuk Seri Hajiji Mohd Noor says state’s full SOPs will be announced soon

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EMCO in 21 Terengganu subdistricts from May 30 to June 12: Ismail Sabri

Order also applies to several areas in Pahang, Johor, Selangor, and Sabah, says senior minister

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CITF didn’t contact us, SELangkah says of no-consent AZ jab registration claim

Selangor govt company says accusation baseless, warns legal action against those seeking to ruin its reputation