Archive - 21 October 2020

• Trump ex-fundraiser Elliot Broidy pleads guilty in 1MDB foreign lobbying case
• YOURSAY | Data-sharing critical when lives are at stake in Covid fight
• Thais defy protest ban for sixth day with 'Hunger Games' salutes
• MP SPEAKS | Will MOE continue Harapan’s ‘Zero Reject Policy’?
• UPDATED 10.50PM | List of locations affected by Covid-19 (Oct 21)
• Water supply resumes in 83 pct of affected areas - Air Selangor
• No road closures in and out of PJ, just roadblocks - police
• MP SPEAKS | Sticking together, we are stronger
• LETTER | Agricultural industrialisation key to food safety, security and sovereignty
• LETTER | Political parties exist to serve people
• LETTER | Malaysia's housing predicament demands urgent rethinking
• Agong grants audience to PM for pre-cabinet meeting
• CMCO: Govt allows 10pct of management, supervisory workers to work in office
• Cox's Bazar field hospital closed, staff redeployed for Covid-19 battle
• Cathay Pacific to slash 5,900 jobs, end Cathay Dragon brand due to Covid-19
• INTERVIEW | Anthropologist's travelogue opens time capsule on China
• LETTER | Prioritise mental health in times of Covid
• COMMENT | 1990: The election year that changed Malaysia
• Lawyer's request to withdraw suit on vernacular schools to be heard on Nov 2
• Covid-19: 28 religious schools, Islamic kindergartens in Perak closed
• Khairuddin cleared, AGC classifies case as 'NFA'
• Free Covid-19 screening extended to all Socso contributors in CMCO zones
• Cops arrest 8 individuals over Sg Gong water contamination
• Cuepacs: Prioritise frontliners' spouses, employees with young children in WFH
• Ex-CEO of hospital wins defamation suit against Malacca Umno Youth leader
• S'gor govt proposes harsher punishment for river polluters
• Complaint against Khairuddin failed to meet burden of proof, explains AGC
• Covid-19: Two pet shop workers in PJ, 1 Utama infected
• Govt now says Dhaya Maju's contract not cancelled, yet
• 26 districts classified as red zones in past 14 days - CPRC
• Cops still tracking suspect who fled MACC, nab individual believed to be relative
• Umno has change of heart, backs PN and calls for 'political ceasefire'
• Thai royalists rally to counter surging protests
• Fighting corruption requires cross-border coordination, 1MDB case cited
• Covid-19 (Oct 21): 732 new cases, Sabah's fortnight death toll hits 55
• EMCO for Seberang Perai prison, Taman Harmoni PPR in Sandakan
• Only industries, civil service affected by work-from-home order, others not involved: Ismail
• Kedah MB to sue for defamation over Vellfire purchase
• DAP adopts 'wait and see' approach over Anwar's game of thrones
• Tests for red zone office workers 'highly recommended', not mandatory
• After NFA on minister’s case, questions on why the double standard
• Ismail Sabri chuckles over confusion on 'work from home' SOPs
• Health DG says let Khairuddin's case remind frontliners to comply with SOPs
• Noor Hisham: In Sabah, fearful locals flee medics, refuse to get admitted
• Muafakat Nasional’s registration will take some time - Annuar Musa
• Nearly everyone wants tighter restrictions in Klang Valley - NSC poll
• PKR ‘respects’ Zahid’s statement, work continues to ‘restore people’s mandate’
• Umno Youth welcomes 'political ceasefire'
• Sabahans in CMCO areas can contact district officers for food aid
• Don't let Khairuddin off the hook on a 'technicality' - MCA
• Nasa spacecraft grabs sample of rocks from asteroid
• COMMENT | Ramkarpal's excoriation of Mahathir is an indictment of Harapan
• CMCO: Domestic Trade Ministry assures a sufficient supply of essential items