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MOH is not ruling out the possibility re-enforcing the issuance of compound notices under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 (Act 342) if Covid-19 cases continue to rise in the country. Photo: 123RF
MOH is not ruling out the possibility re-enforcing the issuance of compound notices under the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 (Act 342) if Covid-19 cases continue to rise in the country. Photo: 123RF
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Covid: Health Ministry mulls issuing compound notices if cases continue to rise - Khairy
KUALA LUMPUR - The Health Ministry (MOH) is not ruling out the possibility re-enforcing the issuance...
Khairy said five Omicron BA.5 variant cases have been detected in Malaysia and are likely to spread widely. Photo: BERNAMA
Khairy said five Omicron BA.5 variant cases have been detected in Malaysia and are likely to spread widely. Photo: BERNAMA
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Covid: Omicron BA.5 variant likely to cause increase in cases - Khairy
KUALA LUMPUR - Five Omicron BA.5 variant cases have been detected in Malaysia and are likely to...
Traffic flow is getting heavier on main highways heading to the north, south and east coast of the peninsula as of 11am today. Photo: LLM
Traffic flow is getting heavier on main highways heading to the north, south and east coast of the peninsula as of 11am today. Photo: LLM
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Aidiladha: Heavy traffic on major highways this morning
KUALA LUMPUR - Traffic flow is getting heavier on main highways heading to the north, south and east...
The situation of continuously getting stuck in traffic jams could contribute to mental health disorders leading to chronic stress such as depression and anxiety. Illustration photo.
The situation of continuously getting stuck in traffic jams could contribute to mental health disorders leading to chronic stress such as depression and anxiety. Illustration photo.
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Daily traffic increases risk of getting chronic mental disorder - Experts
KUALA LUMPUR - Leaving her house in Nilai, Negeri Sembilan, as early as 6.15 am for the 60-kilometre...
The weakness of the Ringgit increased the prices of goods, especially food, whose supply chain depends on imported materials. Illustration photo. Source: 123RF
The weakness of the Ringgit increased the prices of goods, especially food, whose supply chain depends on imported materials. Illustration photo. Source: 123RF
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Increase in price of goods until 2023
SHAH ALAM – Analysts predict the wave of rising prices of goods including food in the country is...
Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Graduate Studies from i-CATS University College Kuching, Professor Datuk Shazali Abu Mansor says Bank Negara's move to increase OPR could cause a dip in the economy.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Graduate Studies from i-CATS University College Kuching, Professor Datuk Shazali Abu Mansor says Bank Negara's move to increase OPR could cause a dip in the economy.
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Hike in OPR will not curb inflation, says expert
SHAH ALAM – The Bank Negara Malaysia's (BNM) move to raise the overnight policy rate (OPR) by...
Abim, MPs with other NGOs at Humanitarian Forum: Care for Uyghur to protest against the discrimination against the Uyghur community in China
Abim, MPs with other NGOs at Humanitarian Forum: Care for Uyghur to protest against the discrimination against the Uyghur community in China
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Abim, 50 organisations urge MPs to raise abuse against Uyghurs at Parliament
KUALA LUMPUR - Muslim Youth Movement Malaysia (Abim) has asked MPs to raise the ongoing...
Setiawangsa MP Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad says the government has the responsibility to help the rakyat deal with rising cost of living.
Setiawangsa MP Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad says the government has the responsibility to help the rakyat deal with rising cost of living.
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Stop rising cost of living after increase in OPR, MPs tell Putrajaya
SHAH ALAM - Opposition MPs have raised concerns over another increase to the overnight policy rate...
The analysis of 159 developing countries showed that rising commodity prices are already having immediate and devastating impacts on the poorest households, with clear hotspots in the Balkans, countries in the Caspian Sea region, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
The analysis of 159 developing countries showed that rising commodity prices are already having immediate and devastating impacts on the poorest households, with clear hotspots in the Balkans, countries in the Caspian Sea region, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
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War- driven inflation has pushed 71 million people in poverty, says UN
ANKARA - War-driven inflation has pushed 71 million people into poverty in just three months since...
Zahidi at a press conference after launching a drama titled 'Penanggal Mak Kiah' here today. Photo: BERNAMA
Zahidi at a press conference after launching a drama titled 'Penanggal Mak Kiah' here today. Photo: BERNAMA
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K-Komm to meet state govts to discuss entertainment tax reduction
PUTRAJAYA - The Communications and Multimedia Ministry (K-Komm) will hold a meeting with the state...
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Off-the-beaten-path travel increases among Chinese thrill seekers
This photo taken on November 17, 2024 shows children holding candles during the celebrations of the Kalaw fireworks festival in Kalaw township, Myanmar's Southeastern Shan State. (Photo by Sai Aung MAIN / AFP)
This photo taken on November 17, 2024 shows children holding candles during the celebrations of the Kalaw fireworks festival in Kalaw township, Myanmar's Southeastern Shan State. (Photo by Sai Aung MAIN / AFP)
Nearly 40 per cent of 3.4 million displaced in Myanmar are children - UN
S Shamala. Photo by Bernama
S Shamala. Photo by Bernama
AI revolutionising sports to develop world-class athletes
Photo: Facebook Pekasam Alias Warisan Bonda
Photo: Facebook Pekasam Alias Warisan Bonda
Young PwD entrepreneur finds success with mother's pekasam recipe
Photo for illustration purpose only. - Illustrated via Canva
Photo for illustration purpose only. - Illustrated via Canva
Titanic captain's watch sells for over US$2 million
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Woman-owned cafe in Indonesia's Syariah stronghold shakes stigma
In this picture taken on November 11, 2024, Morning Mama owner Qurrata Ayuni, who lost her parents in the 2004 tsunami, makes a coffee at her cafe in Banda Aceh. - Photo by AFP
In this picture taken on November 11, 2024, Morning Mama owner Qurrata Ayuni, who lost her parents in the 2004 tsunami, makes a coffee at her cafe in Banda Aceh. - Photo by AFP
Titanic captain's watch sells for over US$2 million
Photo for illustration purpose only. - Illustrated via Canva
Photo for illustration purpose only. - Illustrated via Canva
Misha Omar to reunite with fans
Photo by Bernama
Photo by Bernama
Young PwD entrepreneur finds success with mother's pekasam recipe
Photo: Facebook Pekasam Alias Warisan Bonda
Photo: Facebook Pekasam Alias Warisan Bonda
97 per cent of Shopee Affiliates support Malaysian brands, drive local business growth
The survey revealed that over 85 per cent of Shopee Affiliates promoted more local brands than international brands, dedicating the majority of their efforts to support homegrown products. - Photo credit: Shopee
The survey revealed that over 85 per cent of Shopee Affiliates promoted more local brands than international brands, dedicating the majority of their efforts to support homegrown products. - Photo credit: Shopee
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