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IPOH: Three compound notices were issued at a single location while monitoring standard operating procedure (SOP) compliance at factories in Teluk Intan.

Youths, graduates and migrant workers are paying the price in Malaysia’s on-off movement control orders, says Stewart Nixon.

JOHOR BARU: The demand for indoor plants has been on the rise during lockdown with people looking for new hobbies to fill their time while staying at home.

CYBERJAYA (Bernama): The Immigration Department has detained 156 immigrants in an integrated operation at an illegal settlement here.

MELAKA: Police here are investigating to find out how six suspects managed to travel interstate to run an illegal online gambling operation here.

PETALING JAYA: Everyone has a role to play to curb the Covid-19 pandemic, and even staying at home is a responsibility that has to be taken seriously, says Datuk Nicole Wong. The MCA Youth chairman said that although staying at home may not seem like much, it is the main way to help the frontliners to flatten the Covid-19 infection curve. “We need to do much to support our frontliners who are continuously fighting the pandemic. “We must also remember that while we stay at home, it is not on...

ALMOST one week has gone by since a full lockdown was imposed but the number of new Covid-19 cases and deaths are still significantly high. By next Monday, with the end of two weeks of full movement control order phase, these numbers are unlikely to change by much, say experts. To date Malaysia has breached the 600,000 mark of Covid-19 cases, since March 18 last year, when the pandemic was declared. There have been more than 3,000 deaths related to this disease reported in hospitals nationwide ...

The tourism industry in Malaysia has come tumbling down... at least, this is what I feel. Not long ago, the cabinet appointed a new deputy tourism minister, but we can’t expect him to deliver a miracle solution to our problem any time soon. The Covid-19 situation has gone out of control and has taken a heavy toll on the livelihoods of people. But honestly, instead of always blaming the authorities for everything, why don’t we just take good care of ourselves first – follow the SOP, stay h...

The iconic Coliseum Café had planned to celebrate its 100th anniversary this year.

KUALA LUMPUR: A private party attended by several public servants was busted by police after they raided a hotel here.