Archive - 27 March 2020

• Mystery benefactor donates RM148,000 machine to detect Covid-19
• Yoursay: Vegetables going to waste at a time of dire need
• Coronavirus could kill 81,000 in US, subside in June, varsity data analysis shows
• Yoursay: Ministers can’t make head or tail of the shutdown
• Foodpanda refutes allegation that one of its riders is Covid-19 positive
• 144 M'sians stranded in southern Thailand to return today - consul general
• Muhyiddin expected to announce economic stimulus package today
• Covid-19: Pray for Simpang Renggam, says Maszlee
• Covid-19: How the gov't should stimulate the economy
• Letter: Allow people to go out and exercise alone
• US has most coronavirus cases in the world, next wave aimed at Louisiana
• 'All we have left is to hope and pray': Travellers stranded in KLIA2
• Muhyiddin Yassin and the runaway train
• Sabah village chief to lodge report over fake viral photo
• President gives RM4k aid for each of Bersatu's 189 divisions
• Suhakam insists was transparent over Covid-19 diagnosis of commissioner
• 35-year-old M'sian is latest victim, Covid-19 death toll at 24
• China reports one local coronavirus case, 54 imported, cuts international flights
• Malacca provides food kits, deferment of water bill payment
• Covid-19: Penang gov't to shelter the homeless
• Fruits dumped as well, estimated 10k tonnes in Klang Valley alone
• We are grateful to the frontliners
• PUBLIC BANK: Measures to assist customers affected by Covid-19
• Study says 40mil deaths if no mitigating measures taken
• China sees light but the world lives in darkness
• JB cops find family breaching MCO ... buys them groceries
• How the coronavirus crisis is affecting food supply
• Come back while you can, Wisma Putra tells M'sians in US, UK
• Perak MB pledges two months pay to relief fund
• PTPTN borrowers can apply to continue with salary deduction for loan repayment
• More Cameron farmers donate excess greens to medical staff, needy
• CM, Penang excos to donate one month’s pay to Covid-19 fund
• Singapore Airlines latest to get massive bailout amid coronavirus crisis
• Syed Azmi temporarily recalled by welfare body after removal sparks outrage
• Federal Court should postpone all leave application hearings until MCO lifted
• PN should worry about political appointments later, says Harapan
• Mavcom: M'sia's passenger traffic to drop by 38pct this year
• Don’t get too close: S’pore's new virus-fighting rules could lead to prison
• Water treatment plants operational again after Sg Selangor oil pollution
• Stay application against Kedah Umno, Habib Jewels moved to April 12
• HongLeong Bank: We’re here to help you weather the storm
• Equitable vs equal burden sharing in times of crisis
• Malaysia vs the world: How are we doing in fight against Covid-19?
• Coalition calls for postponement of Kuala Langat Forest Reserve degazettement process
• Covid-19 - list of fake news
• Donations needed for urgent food aid
• Firefighter’s father to send representation to new AG on committal proceedings against ex-AG
• Lembah Pantai, Hulu Langat top Covid-19 red zones list
• Cops: S'gor to go 'fully locked down' viral message is false
• PM announces RM10b cash handouts for B40, M40 starting April
• Relief for Standard Chartered clients affected by COVID-19
• Free Internet package from April until end of MCO
• Gov't to introduce 3-month salary subsidy scheme, no job or salary cuts
• Mega-projects ECRL, MRT2 and NFCP to continue
• Azwan Ali fined RM17,000 for insulting hospital staff
• MOH mandated Covid-19 testing at private facilities to be covered by insurance, takaful
• PM reveals RM250b stimulus package, vows none will be left behind
• SMEs to get more access to loans, tax reprieve
• You did not vote for us but we care about you – PM to M'sians
• MNRB contributes RM200,000 to MERCY Malaysia’s COVID-19 Pandemic Fund
• Covid-19 death toll rises to 26, new cases at 130
• Amid MCO, Span monitoring areas hit with water disruptions, rationing
• RON95 now six sen cheaper at RM1.38 per litre
• How to be sustainably smart during the MCO
• Johor ruler advises people in Simpang Renggam to remain calm
• Several banks won't compound interest during loan moratorium
• Finding the bright side of the Covid-19 pandemic
• MOH tests Korean-made Covid-19 rapid kit, plans to purchase one million units
• Sime Darby property employee tested positive for Covid-19
• Four clusters of Covid-19 infection detected in Kluang
• The bane of Pakatan Harapan and Malaysia
• Source of allocations? Anwar wants stimulus package debated in Parliament
• Tsunami of Covid-19 cases expected in third wave: Health DG
• Anwar urges Bank Negara to review allowing interest to accrue during moratorium
• British PM Johnson tests positive for coronavirus
• Stimulus plan: Economists laud household and wage subsidies, hope for prudent rollout
• Less than expected, more is needed - says Hotels Association on stimulus package
• S'wak rolls out QR wristbands to monitor quarantined people
• Stimulus package gives breathing space for SMEs, micro-entrepreneurs
• DBKL: No restriction against lorries delivering vegetables to the market
• Malaysia has rice stock for 2.5 months as Vietnam curbs exports
• Harapan welcomes conciliatory tone by Muhyiddin in his speech
• From behind a closed door, infected UK PM Johnson coordinates coronavirus battle
• Subsidise the needy and incentivize the able
• Report: Suspected Covid-19 patient kills himself in Serdang Hospital
• Police: Many people still flouting MCO
• What will happen to 'Makcik Kiah' after May? Finance Minister explains
• Stimulus package: Not budget cut, but funds reallocation within the gov't
• Free 1GB internet daily during MCO - MCMC
• The RM250b ‘Prihatin’ stimulus package, and 9 news from yesterday
• Wall Street tumbles as Covid-19 cases in US soars pass 100,000
• Four die on cruise ship grappling with Covid-19 off Panama