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Terengganu’s Tok Adis Ramadan bazaar gets go-ahead to reopen tomorrow

Nod given earlier than 14-day closure order after organisers’ assurance of compliance with Covid-19 SOPs

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Health staff 10 times less likely to be infected after getting jab

Only 40 confirmed Covid-19 cases among medical workers out of 438,000 inoculated individuals

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Muslims gather for ‘final’ tarawih in Sandakan before MCO

Worshippers believe it is their only chance to perform prayer together at mosque during Ramadan

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S’wak puts 4 housing areas under EMCO, as new Covid-19 cases soar to 508 today

State also sees 2 fresh clusters, involving a school and settlement, as well as govt quarters

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Over 400 Miri students down with Covid-19

Recommendation for schools in district to be shut has been made to Sarawak DMC

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36,000 elderly folk, PwD to get Covid-19 jab in Phase 2

Second step of national immunisation programme starts tomorrow in 8 states

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Germany to mourn 80,000 pandemic victims at memorial

Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will join an ecumenical service

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Covid-19: 2,195 new cases, Sarawak tops list with 508

Another 8 fatalities recorded, pushing up death toll to 1,378

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Kelantan logs highest Covid-19 infectivity rate in M’sia

Rt stands at 1.32, compared with national rate of 1.19

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What’s left to discuss? Shut schools in Covid-19 red zones now, S’wak told

Tg Batu rep says students, teachers are getting infected at alarming rate

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No ‘hanky-panky’ in vaccine distribution: Adham

Health minister responds to Asia Sentinel claims about ministers, king, says all inoculations go through stringent assessment before approval

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Govt schools in 7 MCO K’tan districts shut until next Saturday

Students at hostels must remain put, says state education dept director

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Vaccinating based on age groups may hinder more than help: virologist

India did it and is now paying a hefty price, with daily Covid-19 cases topping 100,000, warns Prof Sunil Kumar Lal