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Malaysians adapt to new norm for Ramadan as pandemic drags on Xinhua © Provided by Xinhua While some had mixed feelings about having to adhere to the various movement restrictions, wearing face masks and other standard operating procedures, all agreed that they wanted to see the end of the pandemic and a return to a normal life. KUALA LUMPUR, May 5 (Xinhua) -- Malaysian Muslims currently observing the month of Ramadan have found themselves needing to adapt to the new norm for their safety and health as the COVID-19 pandemic drags on for a second year. Among the staples of the season are the...

Sursa foto: Inquam Photos / George Calin The vaccination campaign against COVID-19 will be sped up, both in the urban and in the rural environment, in order to offer as many people as possible the chance to get immunized against the virus and gradually return to a normal life, announced Prime Minister Florin Citu, on Monday, at the Victoria Government Palace, after a meeting with representatives of local authorities. He said that mayors of cities, towns, communes and representatives of County Councils represent an important support for the correct information of people and in order to make ac...

Streets and markets in all towns across 30 districts wore a deserted look on Saturday. Police guarded check posts to prevent people from moving aroun

You have gotten your second shot of the vaccine and you are wondering what you can do and what has been proven safe to do now that you are fully vaccinated.

Elections over, Nandigram back to its own self SECTIONS Share Synopsis At Nandigram bazar, those who had walked in rival rallies and voted for opposite sides rubbed shoulders on Saturday. While the campaign had rhetoric that appeared to polarize the people, the fissures weren’t visible. (This story originally appeared in on Apr 03, 2021)After facing the glare of spotlights for over a month, people of Nandigram appeared to breathe easy on Friday and returned to normal life. Three boys aged between seven and nine, played hide-and-seek near Boyal Maqtab Primary School that had been the sce...