No COVID-19 relapse detected yet, says Health DG
“So, in terms of cases still showing weak positives, there are only these few. There is still a possibility they could be reinfected but so far we have not had any.”
FT minister's announcement on Taman Rimba Kiara project 'sub judice', says TTDI residents association
“The minister's forceful statements about proceeding with the development project at Taman Rimba Kiara, which have now been given blanket coverage in the media, appear to be sub judice.”
Haircuts can wait, says Health DG
“Of course we agree in terms of planning but in terms of implementation, there should be a postponement of at least two weeks."
Barbers tearing their hair out over being allowed to give haircuts during MCO
“We do not know who has the virus. My suggestion is that we do not open shop for now, it is the wrong time.”
Covid-19: Why have so many died in New York?
Why was it hit so badly hit and could its leaders have done anything differently?
Singapore’s much praised Covid-19 circuit breaker response short circuits itself
Others wondered if a March 23 warning by local migrant workers’ rights group TWC2 had gone unheeded.
Education minister's Tiktok proposal could jeopardise youth's language mastery: Academics
“Pkaum heavily oppose the proposal to use the Tiktok application that not only jeopardise the use of language but also make one complacent, and not helpful in forming outstanding and proactive individuals who can become the aspiration of a developed and developing nation like Malaysia.”
Boris Johnson up and walking while UK's Covid-19 deaths near 9,000
The prime minister, 55, who needed oxygen support, was now able to take short walks between periods of rest, as part of his recovery, which his office said was at an early stage.
Haircuts, hardware and laundry services now allowed under MCO
The report said this comes after Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said selected sectors would be opened in stages and operate according to a standard operating procedure.
Buy now if one can wait for the ROI, property investors told
"Property prices will eventually go up. Historically, on the average, a property's value will sort of double over 10 years. It's not an overnight thing. Besides, if they were to wait, they may let a good opportunity pass them by."
