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Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. KUALA LUMPUR: Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin says the decision to implement the movement control order, despite not being popular with the people, was a necessary move. The Prime Minister said if no firm and drastic action was taken, the country could plunge into a health catastrophe and face a national crisis. He said the MCO was needed to save lives. “I know, this is not a popular decision. Some are angry with me (and ask) why resort to this when Muslims w...

3M pays $80,000 over handling of hazardous waste in Cottage Grove Leaking of "extremely toxic" hydrofluoric acid cited among problems.  May 12, 2021 — 5:43pm Text size Copy shortlink: 3M Co. paid $80,000 for numerous alleged hazardous waste violations at its Cottage Grove plant and incinerator, according to an enforcement action the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) announced Wednesday. At issue was a release of "extremely ...

That sparked her “meals on wheels” idea. “I wanted to make dining in the car a better experience and decided to serve customers in their vehicles, ’’ said Ong, who owns a Western food restaurant called Moka Artisan Coffee and a Chinese vegetarian restaurant, Namaste, both in Bandar Botanic here. The first thing that Ong did was to source for small individual table tops that would fit into cars as well as craft out ways her customers could make their orders. “For Moka Artisan Coffee,...

(pic). Without elaborating further on the system, the Inspector-General of Police said this was because police have detected several tactics in faking cross-state documents since the implementation of movement control order this month. He said the tactics are quite difficult to detect as many members of the public are attempting to find ways to overcome the existing interstate system. "Police will find ways to improve the system and put a stop to these tactics. "It is normal for the people to f...

Lockdown placed further pressure on retail businesses. - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto The challenges facing the high street were apparent way before COVID-19,  and the pandemic has made life even harder for already struggling retailers.  One estate agency has come up with an idea, though its unlikely to benefit retailers: turning empty premises into much-needed homes — nearly 25,000 of them.  Keller Williams focused its analysis on 38 of the biggest hitters to have either ceas...

Comm Ayob at a press conference in Segamat on Wednesday. JOHOR BARU: Some 3,885 compounds have been issued by the police here for various Covid-19 standard operating procedure (SOP) violations since Jan 13 this year. Johor police chief Comm Datuk Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay said that the Johor Baru South police headquarters issued the most compounds with a total of 702, followed by Segamat with 677 as of Tuesday (May 12). "We have also found irresponsible individuals trying to cross state and distr...

PETALING JAYA: Authorities detained 440 individuals on Wednesday (May 12) over various violations during the movement control order (MCO). In a statement on Thursday (May 13), Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said 435 individuals were issued compounds while another five were remanded. Among the offences were failure to record personal details when entering premises (185), not wearing face masks (138), not maintaining physical distancing (15), and other offences (102). The task for...

PETALING JAYA: Several motorists were told to turn back for not having legitimate reasons to travel at the Sungai Buloh Toll Plaza on Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

SUBANG JAYA (Bernama): The Royal Malaysia Police has requested the Home Ministry to expedite the tender offer process for the procurement of body cameras for the use of police personnel in the field.

He earned 37 patents and won numerous awards and "was an artistic type of scientist."