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PUTRAJAYA: The public can continue with their exercise routines as outdoor individual exercise is still allowed under the stricter movement control order starting today.

KOTA KINABALU: Semporna district police are looking for a bus express company clerk for allegedly providing fake inter-district travel permits to passengers. Semporna OCPD Supt Mohd Farhan Lee said the Filipino male clerk, identified as Alnajib Salleh, 32, is needed to facilitate investigations. He said matter came to light during a roadblock at about 8.30pm along KM15 of the Semporna-Tawau road on May 21. He said during the roadblock, police found 18 pieces of what they believe were fake trave...

PUTRAJAYA (Bernama): Many shoppers in Putrajaya are still not using the MySejahtera application to register their attendance at retail premises and monitor their compliance with the standard operating procedures (SOPs), says Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry secretary-general Datuk Seri Hasnol Zam Zam Ahmad.

These agencies have collectively deployed a force of more than 100,000 throughout MCO 3.0 so far. In a statement on Monday (May 24), the ministry said it was closely monitoring the Covid-19 pandemic development in the country and took note of the government’s decision to tighten compliance with SOPs aimed at curbing the transmission of the virus. "All departments and agencies under the ministry such as the police, Immigration, Prisons Department, Rela, Eastern Sabah Security Command (Esscom),...

Commentary: Little wonder why Malaysians are angry over celebrity Neelofa’s repeated COVID-19 breaches Toggle share menu Advertisement Commentary: Little wonder why Malaysians are angry over celebrity Neelofa’s repeated COVID-19 breaches Its tough to swallow bad celebrity behaviour when the country is struggling to deal with a new wave of infections, says ISEAS-Yusof Ishak’s Serina Rahman. On May 2, 2021, Neelofa uploaded pictures and videos...

Better safe than sorry: Chua and Nurul Aisha are both wary of leaving their homes due to the risk of contracting Covid-19. JOHOR BARU: The people are heeding the Health Ministry’s advice to impose a “self-lockdown” to reduce the number of Covid-19 cases. This comes as the National Security Council said on Friday that it had decided to impose more restrictions on the economic and social sectors for the current movement control order. Wholesaler Chua Kim Song, 44, said she had been limiting...

PETALING JAYA: Malaysians tend to eat late, so the Malaysian Indian Restaurant Owners Association (Primas) is hoping that restaurants will be allowed to operate longer hours. “With the latest SOP (standard operating procedure), we will need to close by 8pm – but people usually come out to buy their dinner later than that, ” said its vice-president C. Krishnan. “Delivery services are likely to stop taking orders around 7.30pm, which will affect our business, ” he said, referring to the...

KOTA BARU, May 23 — Four more individuals have been called up by the police for questioning over alleged breach of the standard operating procedures on the Movement Control Order (MCO) during the recent Aidilfitri celebration in Machang recently. Kelantan Criminal Investigation Department (CID)...

( May 23, 2021 ) — LIM BENG TATT/The Star KEPALA BATAS: Fifteen people were slapped with RM5,000 fines each for trying to cross state borders illegally via three illegal routes at oil palm plantations in Kampung Selamat, Padang Serai and Tasek Gelugor. North Seberang Prai OCPD Asst Comm Noorzainy Mohd Noor said the offenders, aged between 25 and 40, were fined under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 (Act 342). "The offenders were stopped during a surprise spot check a...