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PETALING JAYA: Despite the government's reassurance that essential items will be available during the two-week lockdown from June 1-14, Malaysians nationwide started stocking up on supplies as early as 8am.

PETALING JAYA: News of the announcement of the nationwide full lockdown from June 1-14 has drawn a strong response in social media.

PETALING JAYA: Police issued compound notices to nine people for holding a birthday party in an office in Ara Damansara.

KUCHING (Bernama): The movement control order in Sarawak comes into force from Saturday (May 29) to June 11.

IPOH: Ipoh Timur MP Wong Kah Woh has called on all state governments to do mass testing for the full lockdown to be successful.

KUCHING: The movement control order in Sarawak which began on Saturday (May 29) is very similar to the first MCO implemented last year at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Prices of Gardenia bread will remain the same, as there will be no price hike beginning June 1.

KUCHING: It was all quiet in the city centre here on the first day of the movement control order in Sarawak. At the India Street pedestrian mall, nearly all shops were closed apart from a pharmacy and a couple of eateries. Similarly, shops along Carpenter Street, Gambier Street and Main Bazaar were shuttered except grocery stores and other essential businesses. Police personnel from the central police station and tourist police unit were seen monitoring the situation, advising shops which were ...

SIBU: Sarawak will be placed under the movement control order for two weeks from tomorrow until June 11.

SEREMBAN: The government should immediately acquire more World Health Organisation-approved Covid-19 vaccines if it wants to effectively fight the virus, says Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan.