Jakarta, May 10– Indonesia has today reported 533 new coronavirus cases, the biggest daily increase, bringing the total number to 13,645, health ministry official Achmad Yurianto said.
Yurianto also reported another 16 people died from the disease today, taking the total number of deaths to 959.
Yurianto urges Indonesians to continue complying with the stay-at-home order to prevent further spread of the virus.
Federal Government not referred for allowing workers from China to enter Sabah – Minister26Shares PUTRAJAYA JULY 1 –The Sabah.
Agreement to enter Malaysia and Singapore should benefit both parties23Shares PUTRAJAYA JULY 1: The agreement.
Malaysia records zero COVID-19 transmission among the locals24Shares PUTRAJAYA JULY 1: For the.
Schools and tuition centres reopen July 15 – Minister46SharesPUTRAJAYA JULY 1: The Ministry of.
3 Malaysians detected Covid-19 positive, no death29Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 29: Malaysia recorded.
ASEAN should give priority to economic recovery due to COVID-19 pandemic40Shares PUTRAJAYA: Rebooting the ASEAN regional.
COVID-19: No death recorded in Malaysia for 12 days48Shares PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia recorded six new.
Malaysia allows tahfiz schools, tuition centres and private education institutions to reopen soon47Shares PUTRAJAYA: Tahfiz schools, tuition centres.
Spa, leg massage centres, MICE and trade fair reopen and resume operation July 133Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 26: Starting from.
COVID-19: Single digit maintained with 4 new cases, 40 discharged44Shares PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia managed to maintain.
Wedding parties and celebrations are allowed starting July 1 – Minister54Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 24: The organization.
Families of 3 navy personnel killed in road accident will receive assistance from ministry53Shares KUALA LUMPUR: Senior Minister of.
Another 13 foreigners infected with coronavirus in Malaysia45Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 22: Fifteen new.
COVID-19: Only 295 active cases in the hospital, 3 in ICU, no death case28Shares PUTRAJAYA: There are 295 positive.
Not more than 20 people allowed to attend a non-Muslim wedding ceremony37Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 21: Non-Muslim wedding.
3 cornered fight in Chini by-election on July 429Shares PEKAN: The by-election for the.
Malaysian students now can go overseas, expats can enter Malaysia, says senior Minister102Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 19: Malaysians who.
Court dissmissed Tun Mahathir, his son Datuk Seri Mukhriz and four others ‘ application for an ad-interim injunction77Shares KUALA LUMPUR: The high court has.
SOPs too strict: Small traders have to discuss with KL City Hall for amendment47SharesPUTRAJAYA JUNE 17: The Association of.
Seminars, meetings, conferences and face to face interview allowed – Minister70SharesPUTRAJAYA JUNE 17: The government has.
TNB called by the ministry to explain why electricity bills increased so much During MCO77Shares TEMERLOH: Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB).
If suspicious about a visiting health officer, contact the Health District Office-Ministry23Shares PUTRAJAYA: The people are advised.
24,414 kindergartens, pre-schools reopen July 132Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 15: The government.
Indian detainee died of Covid-19 at immigration depot33Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 14: A detainee.
Senior Minister becomes victim of fake news69Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 13: Security and.
House to house barber from Pakistan detected COVID-19 positive38Shares PUTRAJAYA: A barber from.
Ask foreign workers to prove they are free from Covid-19 before dealing with them81Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 12: A customer.
Malaysia allows all public transports including airplanes to operate in full capacity1.7KShares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 17: Public transports.
COVID-19 infections amongst illegal immigrants in the detention depots solved38Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 10: Malaysia recorded.
Schools reopen on June 24 for students sitting for examinations40Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 10: The Ministry.
Rohingya refugees will not be allowed to enter Malaysia –Minister114Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 9: The Ministry.
Hopefully we can keep recording single-digit cases, says Noor Hisham100Shares PUTRAJAYA: No Malaysian citizen living.
New Zealand lifts all coronavirus restrictions, declaring the nation hits zero case64Shares New Zealand government announced it.
Malaysia recorded only 7 new Covid-19 cases, will open borders if single digit maintained58Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 8: Malaysia has.
High SOP compliance helps to end COVID-19 even without vaccine – Dr. Noor Hisham89Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 7: If the.
Malaysia to allow all public markets to re-open from June 15127Shares KUALA LUMPUR: Starting from June.
PENJANA worth RM35 billion to help regenerate Malaysia’s economy – PM Muhyiddin97Shares PUTRAJAYA: The government today launched.
Victims of fraud sales and purchasing of face masks incurred losses amounting to RM5.5 million18Shares PUTRAJAYA: Wearing face masks have.
Congestion in the depots cause the spike of COVID-19 new cases amongst foreign detainees33Shares PUTRAJAYA: The Ministry of Health.
Nizar is suitable candidate for Chini state assembly seat51Shares KUALA LUMPUR, June 3 —.
Guidelines for reopening of schools will be distributed June 4, says Minister48Shares KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry of.
Tahfiz student detected COVID-19 had no connection with tabligh gathering42Shares PUTRAJAYA: The Ministry of Health.
Couples tying marriage knot are allowed to travel interstate37Shares PUTRAJAYA JUNE 2: Couples who.
Smokers with COVID -19 are vulnerable to serious complications23SharesPUTRAJAYA: The Ministry of Health confirmed.
Hari Gawai in Sarawak should be celebrated only on the first day and no large gathering, Senior Minister reminds35Shares Putrajaya: In conjunction with Hari.
ATM operation back to normal time, effective June 1PUTRAJAYA MAY 31: The automated teller.
Educational, social and sports sectors will re-open if COVID-19 shows low digits60Shares PUTRAJAYA MAY 30: The Ministry.
Weekend husbands, wives allowed to go back to their hometown to visit their families effective June 129Shares PUTRAJAYA MAY 30: Starting from.
2,861 illegal immigrants will be sent back to Indonesia on June 672Shares PUTRAJAYA MAY 30:- The first.
COVID-19 new cases are mostly contributed by the foreign workers, says Noor Hisham74Shares PUTRAJAYA MAY 29: The Ministry.
