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Police were seen turning back motorists at a roadblock along Kepayan road towards the city here. Some of these motorists had dubious "official permits" while others in essential services were heard explaining they could not provide a letter as their companies were closed following the long Kaamatan holidays since the weekend on May 29. Other roadblocks near Kolombong area and also Inanam saw smoother movement early Tuesday. Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Hazani Ghazali said 2,075 teams have b...

Keeping up with school: Ng spending time with her children, Jeremy and Jacquelyn Choo. She says she has prepared a schedule for her husband and herself so that they can also attend to their children’s needs while working from home. GEORGE TOWN: After experiencing several rounds of the movement control order, working parents are now more adept at juggling their tasks at home to ensure their parenting duties are not affected while they work from home. Wendy Ng, who works at a factory in Bayan ...

PETALING JAYA: Certain sectors are being allowed to operate during the movement control order because the Finance Ministry wants to ensure there is supply chain continuity for essential products and services, as well as for the wellbeing of the public.

PETALING JAYA: Nine ministries have provided lists of economic sectors for approval of operating letters to be issued through the Covid-19 Intelligent Management System (CIMS).

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Beware! If you are going out to shop for daily necessities today (June 1), make sure that your destination is not more than 10km from your house or else, you will be directed to turn back.

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BUSINESS proprietors in Kepong, Kuala Lumpur are appealing for a chance to give their explanation before being issued with compounds for violating Covid-19 standard operating procedures.

IPOH: Only 12 people are allowed to perform prayers in mosques and surau in Perak, says Datuk Seri Mohd Annuar Zaini.

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah civil service and its various agencies are expected to function as usual with 60% in the office and 40% working from home during the two-week full lockdown beginning on Tuesday (June 1).

PUTRAJAYA: Police have arrested 754 individuals nationwide for various standard operating procedures violations on Sunday (May 30).