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PETALING JAYA: Non-Muslim places of worship have been allowed to reopen starting Feb 12 for the remainder of the movement control order, which is scheduled to end on Feb 18, says the National Unity Ministry. The ministry said the decision was made during a special National Security Council (NSC) meeting chaired by Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin (pic). "The government has agreed that the opening of non-Muslim houses of worship during the MCO is subject to strict SOP including to limit ...

PUTRAJAYA, Feb 13 — Non-Muslim Houses of Worship (RIBI) are now allowed to operate during the Movement Control Order (MCO) effective Feb 12 until 18, said the Ministry of National Unity (KPN). In a statement today, KPN said the decision was made during the National Security Council (MKN) Special...

Published: 2:35 PM February 13, 2021    Updated: 4:24 PM February 13, 2021 A planning application has been lodged with Breckland Council for the refurbishment of the former M&Co unit along Thetford’s Riverside Walk. - Credit: Archant A former M&Co site which has sat empty along a town’s river could be given a complete revamp, as plans have been revealed to create smaller, “modern” units. A planning application has been lodged with Breckland Council for the refurbishment of...

ACP Afzanizar (in red shirt) and his deputy Melaka Tengah deputy OCPD Supt Raiz Mukhliz Azman Aziz being briefed by temple chairman Hau Han Lee. MELAKA: A senior police officer has become more appreciative of how the Chinese New Year is celebrated this year. Melaka Tengah OCPD Asst Comm Afzanizar Ahmad said in his line of duty, this is the first time he is experiencing the actual atmosphere of the Lunar New Year. "Previously, I used to attend open houses during festive seasons but this time, I ...

Siblings Jennifer Yap (left) and May Yap continue to make kuih kapit the traditional way, just like how their mother taught them. Photos: THE STAR/Samuel Ong It’s the Lunar New Year and Kepong homemaker Jennifer Yap, 45, is prepared to welcome the Year of the Ox. Her house is decorated for the festive season, complete with lanterns, auspicious couplets and good luck plants like lucky bamboo and kumquat tree. In the past few days, Jennifer’s sister May Yap, 42, has been dropping by her home ...

SIBU: Be thankful for small mercies, as the saying goes.

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The Malaysian Association of Hotel Owners (MAHO) wants the government to allow hotels to take guests for room accommodations and for meetings.

Lee Yit Ching continues to make treasured kok chai using traditional methods.

JOHOR BARU: Johor Perikatan Nasional has lauded the government’s decision to remove all eligibility conditions for the i-Sinar withdrawal facility for Employees Provident Fund (EPF) members.

PUTRAJAYA: Failure to practise social distancing and cross-border travel without permission top the list of standard operating procedure offences recorded by the task force monitoring compliance of the movement control order.