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PETALING JAYA: Speak out when you see someone not following Covid-19 precautions, say health experts. They implored Malaysians to be proactive by advising those who do not follow the standard operating procedure (SOP) or by reporting them to the authorities. Public health specialist Asst Prof Dr Mohammad Farhan Rusli from the International Islamic University of Malaysia said the public should be community monitors and point out those who do not abide by the SOP. “We must also be brave to tell them to comply with the SOP. It is no longer about safeguarding one person but an entire country an...

AFP Laos announced its first COVID-19 fatality, a Vietnamese woman who hid her infection from authorities, while local transmission increased pace in Vietnam and Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh planned to reduce restrictive quarantine measures. Laos’ Department of Healthcare and Rehabilitation announced Sunday that a 53-year-old Vietnamese woman who resided in Laos was the first death in Laos since the beginning of the pandemic in early 2020. “She was in a high-risk group but went to hospital late. She tried to avoid treatment. In fact, she was hiding and not asking for trea...

RGUKT IIIT staffer succumbs to COVID Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA An employee of Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge Technologies (RGUKT), Nuzvid IIIT, reportedly died of COVID-19. The patient, aged around 40 years, was staying at the staff quarters on the university campus, and died at a COVID Hospital in Eluru on Thursday night. The IIIT management sanitised the quarters and the campus on Friday. Instructions were issued to the staff not to go out of the campus. Students and employees suffering from fever, cold, body pains or any other COVID symptoms were admitted to the campus hosp...

BenarNews Laos on Monday saw its biggest jump in cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, since the pandemic began more than a year ago, as the impoverished nation expanded a lockdown and added additional capacity at treatment centers to deal with the drastic rise in infections. Rattanaxay Phetsouvanh, director general of the Communicable Disease Control Department under the Ministry of Health, told reporters during a news conference Monday that authorities had tested nearly 2,700 people “and found that 113 of them are positive for COVID-19, bringing the natio...

Share In a bid to discourage illegal revenue agents from defrauding the Delta State Government and members of the public, a joint task force to help secure all revenue leakages was on Thursday inaugurated in Asaba, the state capital. The joint task force is segmented into two, the Taskforce Committee to checkmate revenue leakages with Mr Malachi Monye as its Field Coordinator, and the Local Government Revenue Collectors’ Committee on Haulage, with Mr Kenneth Efeizomor as Field Coordinator. Performing the inauguration,  the Chairman of the  State Internal Revenue Service, Sir Monday Onyeme...