Archive - 4 January 2021

• GE15: Terengganu Umno wants to contest all seats in the state, PAS' seats too
• COMMENT | An unforgettable year to forget
• In recorded call, Trump pressures Georgia official to change election results
• Nazri: Bersatu paid Umno members to set up branch in Perak
• LETTER | Cancelling the High Speed Rail project is the right move
• LETTER | Nuclear weapons are the biggest threat to human safety
• Scanners not repaired for a year, possible avenue for smugglers at Westports
• BAM's Wong Choong Hann in self-isolation, team flies to Bangkok
• Gerry Marsden, who popularised 'You'll Never Walk Alone', dies at 78
• Marrakesh Treaty will enhance access to info for the blind - activists
• LETTER | Be seen on the roads
• ADUN SPEAKS | Tourism Ministry should unfreeze Malaysia My Second Home
• Police blasted for 'silly action' on restaurant with Mao Zedong art
• Water disruption: Wangsa Maju MP, 750 consumers to file suit next week
• All districts of Penang now red zones
• MACC arrests director, employees of frozen meat company
• Japan PM says to consider state of emergency for Tokyo area
• Minister insists HSR cancellation 'best solution' for M'sia
• Almost 20,000 flood evacuees in five states as of 1pm
• MP SPEAKS | A tale of two cities – Wuhan and New York
• Nora Anne's death a misadventure, no third party involved - court
• Meteorological Dept: Bad weather warning in 3 states
• Umno MP ready to quit GLC post if PN doesn't dissolve Parliament
• Perak Bersatu rubbishes Nazri's 'Umno members bought' claim
• Ku Li: Members want to dump Bersatu, only work with PAS if they prioritise Umno
• Covid-19 vaccine safe, no long-term side effects - ministry
• Govt calls off incinerator plan in Kepong, examines other locations
• Cabbies file RM100m lawsuit against Grabcar
• Klang Valley gyms report Covid-19 cases, SOP says no masks needed
• Frozen meat import company's documents seized - MACC
• Smuggling frozen meat: Directors among four remanded
• MACC has begun probe into Prasarana: Azam Baki
• 189 out of 191 Umno divisions reject Bersatu
• Johor Bahru City Council: Viral photos of communist billboards are old
• Annuar defends 'no DAP, no Anwar' stance
• Lawyer Haniff Khatri, three others fined for contempt of court
• Extended repayment for eligible PTPTN borrowers
• Private clinics in Penang to offer free Covid-19 vaccination services
• 'Attempt to remove joint-tender entity key reason for aborted KL-S'pore HSR'
• Umno appointees giving Muhyiddin a hard time
• EMCO on Kg Timbang Dayang, Kota Belud from tomorrow - minister
• Another road death due to a pothole in Klang Valley
• Covid-19 (Jan 4): 1,741 new cases, death toll crosses 500
• Top Peugeot shareholders approve merger with Fiat
• Tajuddin 'suspects' suspended Prasarana chief behind attacks against him
• Tajuddin rebuffs advice not to interfere, says LRT3 should back bumi firms
• Interstate travel, social activities spark 14 new clusters
• Family-linked project granted before I became Prasarana chair - Tajuddin
• Govt mulls keeping asymptomatic Covid-19 patients at home
• For Umno's survival, Tajuddin says BN-Harapan alliance possible
• Jeffrey Kitingan tests positive for Covid-19
• MRCB-George Kent rebuts Tajuddin, says over 30pct bumi firms involved in LRT3
• MP SPEAKS | Expedite engagement to resolve kindergarten licensing issue
• Malay unity rally organiser now open to DAP and other news you may have missed
• UPDATED 11.40PM | List of locations affected by Covid-19 (Jan 5)
• Seven national athletes, one official test positive for Covid-19
• Pothole death: DBKL says it repaired Jalan Tengah nine times
• M'sia, China yet to reach consensus on compensation for cancelled pipeline projects
• Minister: Old HSR model too costly, new proposal allows local firms to join