Month: April 2020
Sabah government is not allowing two people from same household to travel together in one car during MCO
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah government is not allowing two people from the same household to travel.
Only one person allowed to enter supermarket or shops to avoid long queue and crowd, says Minister
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 30: The government’s decision to allow two persons from a family to travel.
COVID-19: 50,000 antigen test kits to be distributed to Sabah and Sarawak
PUTRAJAYA: The first shipment of 50,000 antigen rapid test kits from South Korea which arrive.
A new coronavirus antibody test certified for use across Europe
A new coronavirus antibody test with 99% accuracy was certified for use accross Europe. The.
Rohingya refugees should go to another country, says Dr Mahathir
Kuala Lumpur: Former Prime Minister Dr Mahathir said today the Rohingya refugees should have gone.
Ladies underwear is the top purchased product online in Malaysia during the MCO, a study shows
KUALA LUMPUR: Online shopping is now the “new norm” as the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted.
MCO phase 4: Two persons in a family can travel in a car
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 29: The government has decided to allow two persons from a family.
Coronavirus is killing thousands of Americans than war could do
More Americans died from Covid-19 than from the Vietnam War in which 58,220 Americans died..
Malaysia managed to curb coronavirus from spreading further, but not reached single digit yet
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 28: Malaysia would have reached a single digit in its new COVID-19 cases.
The Police received 19 reports related to Rohingya issues
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 28: The Royal Police of Malaysia (RPM) has received 19 reports linking to.
Students must undergo screenings before going back to their hometowns
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 27: University students who are going back to their families starting this evening.
Students from Sabah and Sarawak will be flown back home on May 1
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 27: 1,128 students from nine universities will be taken to 17 destinations by.
Police investigating on Rohingya issues, says Security Senior Minister
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 27: The Royal Police of Malaysia (RPM) is investigating on issues concerning the.
99 Malaysians returning from Indonesia tested Covid-19 positive
CORONAVIRUS: 139 Malaysians returning from abroad have been tested Covid-19 positive, 99 of them (more.
The govt and the people focus now only on issues, not interested in politics, says PM
PETALING JAYA: Malaysians government and the people are now focusing only on the issue of.
Only 400 Malaysians can return from Singapore every day
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 26: Malaysian citizens in Singapore who wish to come back for Ramadan and.
North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un is dead, rumors claim
Speculations and rumors have intensified today claiming that North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un has.
676 foreigners infected with COVID-19 in Malaysia
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 25: The Ministry of Health expresses its concerns and worries on the people.
Govt enforces 7th EMCO in Selayang Baru Gombak till May 3
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 25: The 7th Enhanced Movement Control Order (EMCO) is now extended to Selayang.
TERC urges Malaysia to allow Rohingya refugee ships land in the country
KUALA LUMPUR: The European Rohingya Council (TERC) urges Malaysia government to allow the boats of.
Opposition repeats the call for a Parliamentary session to debate the Covid-19 pandemic and ensure transparency
KUALA LUMPUR: Pakatan Harapan repeats its call for an emergency session of Parliament to be.
UK plans to relax lockdown rules to allow couples who do not live together see each other
British Government considers easing lockdown and ‘stay at home’ rules to allow family members, friends.
Students can go back to their home towns starting April 27 -Minister
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 24: 53,000 students from the Institute of Higher Education are allowed to go.
MCO has to continue until Covid-19 is completely under control, says PM
Prime Minister Muhyddin Yassin said the battle against coronavirus is “not won yet.” And.
The enforcement of MCO remains strict in Ramadan
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 23: The standard operating procedure (SOP) of the Movement Control Order (MCO) remains.
Malaysia extends the MCO until May 12, possibly it might be extended further
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 23: The government has decided to extend the Movement Control Order (MCO) from.
Malaysia uses fast method to detect COVID-19 positive
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 22: The Ministry of Health will use the mobile bio-safety cabinet and the.
95 Malaysians from overseas detected with COVID-19
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 21: The strict control at the Malaysian borders during the enforcement of Movement.
Report at the police station before coming back to the city – Minister
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 22: The people who have gone back to their village before the enforcement.
A new coronavirus vaccine will be tested on humans in the UK on Thursday this week
A new coronavirus vaccine, known as ChAdOx1 nCoV-19, developed at the University of Oxford, will.
95 Malaysians returning from overseas tested positive for COVID-19
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 21: The strict control at the Malaysian borders during the enforcement of Movement.
Malaysian govt considers allowing students to go back home after MCO ended
PUTRAJAYA April 21: The government may consider allowing students of the institute of higher education.
Singapore extends lockdown until June 1
Singapore – Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced on Tuesday the government`s decision to.
Malaysia records the lowest new Covid-19 cases today, with no death
PUTRAJAYA April 20: Malaysia recorded only 36 new Covid-19 cases and zero death today, the.
6th EMCO extended to Pusat Bandar Utara KL from today until May 3
PUTRAJAYA April 20: The sixth Enhanced Movement Control Order (EMCO) is now extended to the.
Malaysia Extends EMCO in red zones until May 3
PUTRAJAYA – Malaysia’s government has announced today its decision to extend the Enhanced Movement Control.
Malaysian and Chinese medical experts sharing COVID-19 treatment and research
PUTRAJAYA April 19: Since the third phase of the Movement Control Order (MCO) started on.
65 Malaysians returning from overseas tested positive for COVID-19
The Ministry of Health today announced that among the Malaysian citizens who have recently returned.
Malaysian govt extends the registration of birth and death to 90 days after MCO is lifted
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 19: Due to COVID-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Home Affairs has decided to.
Number of Covid-19 cases reduced in Malaysia
PUTRAJAYA April 18: Malaysia today records a double digit figure with 54 new COVID-19 positive.
Annual general meetings should be postponed or held online – Minister
PUTRAJAYA April 14: Companies, cooperatives, associations and organizations should postpone their Annual General Meetings (AGM).
Several doctors from China coming to Malaysia to help handling coronavirus pandemic
PETALING JAYA: Several specialist doctors from China are coming to Malaysia today to share their.
E-hailing workers have to go for health tests during MCO
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 17: “Every worker in 41 e-hailing services company including restaurant riders will have.
Senior citizens with chronic illness are vulnerable to COVID-19
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 16: About 80.7% of the senior citizens aged above 60 with chronic illnesses.
A Govt hospital in India separates Hindu and Muslim coronavirus patients
A government hospital in Ahmedabad, India, reportedly separates Hindu and Muslim coronavirus patients. “Generally, there.
Ramadhan Bazaar banned, family aggression and MCO offenders increased – Minister
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 16: The Ministry of Women and Family Development have received 135 calls relating.
Covid-19: Malaysia Ministry of Education cancels UPSR and PT3
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 15: The Ministry of Education has cancelled the Primary School Evaluation Test (UPSR).
China start testing 3 coronavirus vaccines
China has approved early-stage human tests for two experimental coronavirus vaccines, as it battles to.
13 prison academies will be converted to detention centres for MCO offenders
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 15: The Ministry of Home Affairs has decided to convert 13 prison academies.
Police will detain, remand and charge MCO offenders in the courts, says Minister
PUTRAJAYA APRIL 14: The police will not issue compounds to the offenders of the Movement.