Archive - 23 March 2020

• Teluk Intan Hospital personnel infected with Covid-19, Health DG confirms
• Yoursay: Reality will hopefully sink in as deaths mount
• Covid-19: Better communications needed
• Covid-19: Who gets tested and how it works
• An important message to Health Ministry and all Malaysians
• Ramasamy calls on health minister to apologise for Covid-19 'warm water' remarks
• Recognising the paramount effects of climate change
• Singapore Airlines grounds most of its fleet as travel bans bite
• Ringgit opens lower against US dollar in early session
• Covid-19: Five cops in Sabah under home quarantine
• Germany's Merkel goes into quarantine after contact with infected doctor
• Lynas closes Kuantan plant due to coronavirus curbs
• Releasing inmates: US jails and prisons rush to limit virus risks
• Harvey Weinstein tests positive for coronavirus in prison
• Covid-19: Japan says Tokyo Olympics may be postponed
• MCO: Improved compliance as cops and army join forces
• Oil price dive leads to heavy decline of Bursa Malaysia at opening
• Armed forces chief: We need to act fast, no need to dispute our role
• Isma files legal challenge over validity of vernacular schools
• Sepanggar MP contributes entire month's salary for those in need
• NZ prepares to enter lockdown as coronavirus cases crosses 100 mark
• China sees drop in new coronavirus cases
• Hold virtual media conferences for journos' safety - Wan Azizah to ministers
• Do you even remember Harapan, Syed Saddiq?
• Senior citizen with heart problem, hypertension is latest Covid-19 victim
• Putrajaya's new motto should be 'do whatever it takes'
• My meeting with Dr M
• First person charged over enforcement of MCO
• Job as a Tester of Test Subject
• Job as a Tester of Test Subject
• Job as a Tester of Test Subject
• Are face masks mandatory? Public in dilemma over conflicting instructions
• Are the poor and marginalised being short changed?
• US scholar praises Malaysia's Covid-19 response, says US should emulate
• Malaysians stranded in Brazil hopeful to return home
• Perak and Johor imposes dawn to dusk rule
• Frontliners fashion makeshift protective suits out of garbage bags
• DG stands firm - Don't wear masks unless you need to, prioritise frontliners
• Expert believes six weeks of MCO is needed
• Putrajaya to allow contributors to dip into EPF during Covid-19 crisis
• Struggles of the visually impaired during MCO
• Be reasonable in demands on lawyers during MCO, Bar tells gov't agencies
• PM: Money for equipment-strapped MOH, states including opposition ones
• We need to call out dangerous myth of 'mitigation' on Covid-19
• Decision to extend MCO depends on progress, NSC to decide on March 30
• Gov't foots RM700 for every person it needs to test for Covid-19
• Penang CM worried over politicking, racism in wake of Covid-19
• Create special fund from disposals of 1MDB assets
• Indonesia invokes emergency measures in Jakarta, bonuses for doctors
• Politics in the time of corona
• S'wak stimulus package to provide free masks, various cash payouts
• The essential moves gov’t must make to protect businesses
• All Plus highways will continue to operate throughout MCO period
• Two employees at CIMB Seremban branch contract Covid-19
• Meet-the-people programme still important, says Ahmad Marzuk
• Trial of RM253.6m suit against NFC to continue on June
• Public transport to only be available 6am-10am and 5pm-10pm
• 'Foreigners must pay for Covid-19 screening' - PSM seeks clarification
• The value of a Malaysian doctor and its health-care
• Stop! Cops on patrol get pulled over... for a treat
• Freight forwarders cry foul over contradictory instructions
• Rouhani: US should lift sanctions if it wants to help Iran amid coronavirus
• Four new sec-gens appointed for ministries: KSN
• Johor police warn 75 who attended tabligh assembly to come forward
• Harapan disses latest 'help' measures announced by gov't
• Respect principle of parliamentary democracy - Sultan Mizan
• Hong Kong to ban all tourist arrivals, weighs halt of alcohol in bars
• Don't overlook those who do not contribute to EPF, gov't told
• Australia calls last drinks as coronavirus hits hospitality business
• Record 212 new Covid-19 cases today, total 1,518 and 14 deaths
• MTUC slams Muhyiddin's EPF announcement
• More than 100 M'sians return from Sulawesi tabligh gathering
• Firefighters disinfect tahfiz students from Sri Petaling mosque
• Health DG clarifies MOH's Covid-19 tests are free, regardless of nationality
• MOH: Shortage of PPE due to distribution issue, 33m sets on the way
• Health Ministry recalling retired doctors, nurses to reinforce frontlines
• MOH opens special account to raise funds to tackle Covid-19
• Socso reviews records of Covid-19 victims to check eligibility for benefits
• MB announces phase two of 'Terengganu cakna Covid-19'
• War on Covid-19: A time for action and leadership
• Dr M speaks on being stopped for Covid-19 test
• GLCs donate RM60m to MOH, tax deduction approved for contributions
• We care programme by palace of the Golden Horses
• King expresses sadness, concern about infected healthcare workers
• New operation hours for major supermarkets until March 31
• Sri Petaling Mosque, Titiwangsa classified as Covid-19 red zones: Annuar Musa
• Photo of man arrested by soldiers not linked to MCO
• Bandar Kuching MP, Suhakam commissioners recover from Covid-19
• Covid-19: Cops still tracking down 3,800 tabligh members
• Limited bus and rail services from Wednesday, not tomorrow
• Britain's PM Johnson orders Britons: You must stay at home
• Australia's NSW at 'critical stage' in relation to coronavirus - state premier
• Italy's Lombardy workers to strike for tougher coronavirus shutdowns
• Coronapocalypse and rise of domestic violence
• Control order extension to be decided and 9 news from yesterday
• Yoursay: Mustapa, here's how to save our virus-hit economy