Archive - 30 March 2020

• Yoursay: Covid-19 tsunami - stay home and hope for the best
• Country's economy needs at least 6 months to recover - Tok Pa
• Yoursay: Putrajaya, not MIC, should bring back stranded M'sians
• US could face 200,000 coronavirus deaths - US health official
• Even in times of crisis, criticisms matter
• Italy death toll at 10,779 as lockdown extension looms
• Australia curbs gatherings, locks down travelers, in new coronavirus measures
• This stimulus will not save us
• Harry and Meghan rebuff Trump after security cost salvo
• MCO: Zoo Negara needs urgent donations
• Ipoh hospital launches drive-through initiative to ease congestion
• Sabah ministry to channel special aid to the poor
• Claims that Raub folk cannot leave home from noon are false
• Letter: Why firefighters getting RM200 for Covid-19?
• Stimulus package and GLCs: Protecting the power nexus?
• Tesco to roll out Scan & Shop at all stores nationwide
• Embassy, Saudi Airlines to discuss efforts to bring back M'sians
• Rep claims PM's stimulus package fails to address Penang's woes
• Airline companies need 'a different action', says Mustapa
• M'sian students in Wellington not keen to return home - organisation
• Can life ever return to normal?
• Gov’t urged to explain approach to ensure sufficient PTPTN funds
• Wong Chen: PMO confirms opposition MPs to get RM100k for Covid-19
• South Korea Covid-19 cases rise steadily, more financial aid expected
• Five-year-old girl latest rabies victim in Sarawak
• Letter: Rethink the stimulus package
• Trump's attack on General Motors over ventilators quickly turns to praise
• Letter: Inequality affects vulnerability to Covid-19 pandemic
• Trump backs off plan to reopen businesses by mid-April
• Some private sector staff allowed back to work to process salaries
• Stimulus should address more inclusive, sustainable solutions
• Cardiologist runs into trouble - charged for jogging during MCO
• Growth with economic stimulus measures - Mustapa
• Perak MB: No time limit for me to form a cabinet
• Bolsonaro visits market to press need to keep Brazil going during pandemic
• Letter: Policy recommendations for food aid distribution
• Malaysian Furniture Council wants gov’t to provide leeway to deal with wage issues
• US stimulus package is biggest ever but may not be big enough
• Sanitisation works begin in Lembah Pantai, Petaling and 4 districts
• Ex-minister loses RM250k after money stolen from safe
• Phase 2 of MCO will see dawn-to-dusk rule
• 5 PTPTN borrowers to withdraw suit against Harapan over GE14 promises
• IGP: Cops ensure that Sungai Lui villagers fully obey enhanced MCO
• Letter: Iskul hopes to help bring aid to stateless community in Sabah island
• New ceiling price for masks - RM1.50 per piece
• Covid-19 lockdown in Sungai Lui
• Minister wants fewer arrests for MCO violations after 828 nabbed yesterday
• Penang helps traders to overcome MCO, hopes private sector will follow suit
• Covid-19: Alliance Bank shuts 3 branches after staff tests positive
• Claims to contact MACC if did not get gov’t aid are false
• India says no plan to extend coronavirus lockdown as the poor struggles
• Gamuda Land Launches Online Property Deals
• 'One person per car' rule effective April 1
• Extended MCO: SingPost continues to offer accommodations to M'sian workers
• Five days of worship that set a virus time bomb in France
• Covid-19: Visit session with inmates postponed
• Duo jailed three months for stealing mangoes, violating MCO
• Give equal allocation to all MPs, Bersih urges PM
• Letter: Calling on the food delivery companies for help
• Covid-19 cases climb to 2,626 but also sees highest daily recovery
• Wield 'big stick' against airlines for failing to bring home M'sians, gov't told
• Initiatives by telco, courier, broadcasting firms will ease people's burden
• 'Rich may not feel poor's struggles' - Anwar urges gov't to expedite Covid-19 aid
• Poison Centre: 'Health tag' for preventing Covid-19 ineffective
• Discipline needed if M'sians want to end MCO on April 14 - Health DG
• Spain's coronavirus cases rise to 85,195, surpass China's
• Malacca exco denies mosque committees forced to give money to his special officer
• Covid-19 cases in Sg Lui increase, suspected links to Sri Petaling gathering
• Welfare Dept aware of difficulties faced by Simpang Renggam folk
• Latest on the spread of the coronavirus around the world
• Muhyiddin receives cash donations totalling RM4.25m for Covid-19 fund
• Condominium in KL under lockdown after 17 Covid-19 cases
• Overseas returnees refusing to self-quarantine may end up in isolation centres
• Selangor road closures to increase in stages
• MACC confirms receiving report on revived ECRL project
• Courts allow lawyers, public to wear face masks during proceedings
• S'gor gov't starts supplying food to people in Sungai Lui
• J&J to start human testing of coronavirus vaccine by September
• Harapan urges gov't to adopt e-wallet system for Covid-19 aid distribution
• Prince Charles out of self-isolation and in good health
• Kubang Pasu Red Crescent produces face shields for frontliners
• Covid-19: Expert says a 'waste' to spray roads with disinfectant
• Muhyiddin visits Maeps quarantine and treatment centre
• Funeral prayers allowed at home, private premises only - Jaipk
• Cheneh forest reserve in T'ganu on fire
• Covid-19: It's a lonely journey for patients - Dr Redza
• Pasar tani closure a gut punch for farmers
• Germany aims to launch S'pore-style coronavirus app in weeks
• Saudi king offers to pay for coronavirus patients' treatment
• Condo in Kuala Lumpur under lockdown and 9 news from yesterday
• US willing to learn from S'pore, S Korea in fight against Covid-19, says Pompeo
• Yoursay: In wake of the pandemic, race and religion no longer matter