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Labuan’s winning battle against the Covid-19 pandemic can be attributed largely to an effective vaccination programme, strong cooperation from the people and strict border control

All public recreational parks in the states under Phase One of the National Recovery Plan (PPN) will be allowed to reopen for leisure activities to ensure the wellbeing of the people and reduce mental health stress, effective today (Aug 16)

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 15 — All public recreational parks in the states under Phase One of the National Recovery Plan (PPN) will be allowed to reopen for leisure activities to ensure the well-being of the people and reduce mental health stress, effective tomorrow (August 16). Prime Minister Tan Sri...

KUALA LUMPUR: The target figure of vaccinating 80% of the adult population has been reached in the city here, the second Federal Territory after Labuan to achieve, says Federal Territories Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa.

IPOH: Perak is expected to receive more than one million doses of Covid-19 vaccines this month.

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 14 — With daily Covid-19 cases nationwide still unabated, the Education Ministry has issued a memo to state education directors and principals to get feedback from parents on reopening schools on September 1. Malay Mail sighted a memo signed by the Education Ministry’s Chief...

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 13 ― All states are expected to transition at least to Phase Three of the National Recovery Plan (NRP) by November this year, Malaysia’s central bank said today. Three that are currently in Phase Three ― Perlis, Sarawak and Labuan ― should segue to Phase Four, the final...

By Professor Dominic Harrison, public health director Blackburn with Darwen Council

PUTRAJAYA, Aug 12 — The National Unity Ministry (KPN) has set standard operating procedures (SOP) for the opening of non-Muslim houses of worship during the National Recovery Plan (PPN) period for fully vaccinated individuals against Covid-19. “The total number of congregants who can attend a...

The key differences lie in factors such as interstate travel (for spouses and children), arrangements to work from home as well as office, dine-in allowances, participation in religious activities, and more.