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SERI KEMBANGAN (Bernama): A proposal to give the Manpower Department the authority to take action against employers who violate work from home (WFH) rules will be brought to the National Security Council (NSC) meeting on Friday (May 28). Human Resource Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan said that currently, only the Health Ministry has the power to act against employers who violate standard operating procedures (SOP). "We have received several complaints on private sector employers still forcing ...

PETALING JAYA: A "necessary step" is being discussed following the rapidly-increasing number of daily Covid-19 cases which breached the 8,000 mark on Friday (May 28).

KUCHING: People in Sarawak will not be allowed in public spaces from 10pm to 5am without a good reason during the statewide movement control order which comes into effect on Saturday (May 29). According to an infographic of standard operating procedures (SOPs) released by the state Public Communications Unit on Friday (May 28), people may go out for medical treatment and to get food supplies, daily necessities, medication and dietary supplements. They can also go out to get their Covid-19 vacci...

While balancing lives and livelihoods is important, some stakeholders, like the Malaysian Association of Hotels (MAH), believe a stricter MCO is key to saving the coronavirus-battered tourism sector in the long run.

JEMPOL: Three surau here have been ordered to close for a week for breaching Covid-19 standard operating procedure (SOP).

infographic JOHOR BARU: Johor Ruler Sultan Ibrahim Ibni Almarhum Sultan Iskandar has called for a targeted full lockdown to be imposed in bordering states or regions. His Majesty said this would help to control the number of Covid-19 cases without completely halting the countrys economic activities. "I suggest a full lockdown on a targeted basis by state or region. "For example, the southern zones of Johor, Melaka and Negri Sembilan can be placed on full lockdown for two weeks, followed by othe...

Selangor continues to record the highest number, state wise.

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SIBU: The state government is rolling out a RM1.4bil assistance package covering 15 measures under Bantuan Khas Sarawakku Sayang 6.0 (BKSS6.0).

KUCHING: No one is allowed to be in public places in Sarawak between 10pm and 5am without justifiable reasons starting today as the authority enforces a statewide movement control order.