Archive - 28 March 2020

• China's Xi offers Trump help in Covid-19 fight as Wuhan reopens to traffic
• New York hospital battles Covid-19: One ventilator, two patients
• KiniGuide: What does the RM250b stimulus plan mean?
• Yoursay: A confession from ‘not the gov’t you voted for’ PM
• Eight arrested in Petaling Jaya for breaching MCO
• Covid-19 – an anecdote on panic-buying from the frontlines
• Christopher Lee to lead committee to review Covid-19 deaths
• Kadir rues bulk of RM250b stimulus relief only involves postponing payments
• Brazil's Bolsonaro questions coronavirus deaths, says 'sorry, some will die'
• Suddenly, everyone believes there is God…
• Rubber market to remain on downtrend next week
• UK's Plan B if 'Team Johnson' incapacitated? Answer is unclear
• Ringgit to continue upward momentum amid cautious trade
• Covid-19 infected doc working with Amazon tribe sparksfears devastation
• Wan Azizah, Yeoh urge Putrajaya to extend special allowances to welfare workers
• Fate of M'sian workers in S'pore still unclear
• MCO: Wireman jailed 12 months after ramming into traffic cop
• 'Makcik Kiah' trending on social media, newspapers today
• Brunei reports first coronavirus death
• Things won't be the same after MCO, resilience needed - Azmin
• Enough bandwidth during MCO, but usage also increase - telcos
• Three supermarkets, fire station in Simpang Renggam disinfected
• Cops detouring Kota Damansara residents to roadblocks, not enhanced MCO
• RM250b stimulus package: Be clear on source of funds, disbursement
• Harapan-led Penang puts Umno man on Covid-19 panel, gives allocation to all reps
• Plans afoot to convert Serdang agro park into Covid-19 facility
• Govt touts more spending power, opposition wants more wage subsidies
• Don't stigmatise Covid-19 patients
• Terengganu launches Covid-19 aid fund
• Police detain over 400 for violating MCO, including prayer group
• Covid-19: House-to-house disinfection for PPR, high-risk public spaces
• Four men to be charged on Monday for defying MCO
• Tighter MCO soon may see more closures, limited operation hours
• Pos Malaysia denies viral message claiming postal staff spreading Covid-19
• Minister: M’sians lost RM3m to facemask scams during MCO
• Police: Special lane for frontliners at roadblocks
• 'Bidara Ruqyah' hand sanitiser not approved by Health Ministry
• Why we should be bothered by gendered language during the lockdown
• M’sians still stranded in Egypt, Maldives, India to be repatriated - Wisma Putra
• Putrajaya sets up food distribution centres, wants NGOs to restrict movement
• Covid-19: 159 new cases, death toll at 27
• So much to give with almost nothing left to spare
• Health DG says 'suicide' case tested negative for Covid-19
• MCO exposes flaws in fisheries supply chain, damaging livelihood - fishermen association
• Gov’t to aid in road tax renewal to facilitate transport of essential goods into S’pore
• Where can our cargo go after it leaves ports, asks freight forwarding industry
• Health DG urges 5,084 from tabligh group to get tested for Covid-19
• Private college pledges help for students in hostel
• Afif downplays speculation he is now Azmin's special tasks officer
• S Korean, Chinese kits arrive as M'sia prepares for mass testing
• China's Wuhan, where the coronavirus emerged, begins to lift its lockdown
• Anwar on stimulus package: What happens when the borrowed money runs out?
• Covid-19: SingPost debunks audio clip on infected worker spitting on mail
• Concerns raised over government's 'advice' for NGOs to restrict movement
• Ministry ‘overprepares’ for Covid-19 third wave with extra beds, enhanced MCO
• List of fake news viralled today
• Police close four roads in PJ
• 2,000 food packages sent to Pulau Gaya
• Irwan Serigar proposes reviving GST at lower rate to cover budget deficit
• Don't think negatively of us, Kluang residents in lockdown say
• Gardenia increases production by 5 pct to meet demand
• Ministry to study possibility of Covid-19 sewer transmission
• Yoursay: Oversight needed on how stimulus package is spent
• Stricter MCO soon and 6 news from yesterday
• Non-essential businesses cause backlog in Miti approvals
• Italy coronavirus death toll surges past 10,000; lockdown extension likely