Archive - 19 April 2021

• Debt bondage still a bane for foreign workers
• COMMENT | What is Chinese in me?
• COMMENT | DAP should not fall for the 'extremist' gambit
• Malaysian dream of foreign workers remains just that
• Weak earthquakes detected in Ranau, Sabah
• Cops detain eight over Rawang restaurant brawl
• Sim saddened his welfare work turned into racial and religious issue
• Foreign workers - govt to protect their rights, says minister
• PBB veep: BN has long history with S'wak, knows it's not welcome to contest
• Director, singer among five detained over online gambling video
• Kuala Langat Forest Reserve - 'Degazetting can take years'
• Lalamove expands delivery coverage to Johor and Penang
• UTM students succeed in spreading TEDx spirit despite the COVID-19 outbreak
• Recode: Facebook to announce new audio products
• New UK challenge trial studies if people can catch Covid-19 again
• China trials mixing of Covid vaccines from CanSinoBIO, Zhifei Longcom
• Myanmar unity govt says it must be part of any Asean bid to end crisis
• Grab to stay focused on Southeast Asian markets
• Najib was 'puppet master' of SRC board directors, appeal court hears
• Undi18 judicial review adjourned to May 6
• Four arrested for assault and robbery on Klang road
• Microsoft to set up first datacentre region in M'sia, train 1m people
• Federal Court rules ex-S'gor MB empowered to approve VSS payout on his own
• Economist: Govt 'wasted opportunities' to push for reforms during emergency
• FAM chief gets first shot of Covid-19 vaccine
• 17 deaths, not in the thousands - Cops clarify p-hailing accident stats
• Cook charged with wife's murder
• As lease expires, Rafidah urges govt to preserve Convent Bukit Nanas
• Covid-19: Schools in Sarawak red zones to close for two weeks
• Japanese journalist detained in Myanmar
• Company, four men fined RM12k to RM20k for illegal dumping of solid waste
• History shows 'ulterior motives' behind emergency declarations - Jomo
• KJ on refugees, migrant workers: We have to show it's safe to get vaccinated
• LETTER | Opportunities to improve road safety in Malaysia
• LETTER | Please, don't demolish Convent Bukit Nanas, our priceless heritage
• National athletes competing abroad to be vaccinated in Phase 2 - KJ
• Jho Low and two others served 'same boss' Najib, Court of Appeal hears
• Key suspect in Raya gambling video in remand for 4 days
• Kelantan hospitals, quarantine centres nearly full
• Kamarul: I never disputed Sim's aid, just expressed discomfort over publicity
• Up to party whether I defend Permatang Pauh - Nurul Izzah
• Covid-19 (April 19): 2,078 new infections, active cases break 20k
• Microsoft announces plans to establish its first datacenter region in Malaysia as part of “Bersama Malaysia” initiative to support inclusive economic growth
• 19 schools in Petaling district ordered closed over Covid-19
• EU sets out Indo-Pacific plan, says it's not 'anti-China'
• MBSA rescues unsold food at Ramadan bazaar
• Phase 2 of Covid-19 immunisation programme kick-starts today
• Kindies, childcare centres in S'wak red zones to close for 14 days
• Married couples can have vaccination appointments together
• Hike in chicken price due to higher feed costs - Nanta
• Endau, Triang sub-districts in Mersing, Johor under MCO from April 20
• Waytha's suit against Ibrahim Ali to continue after mediation fails
• Phase 3 clinical vaccine trial volunteers don't need to be inoculated again - minister
• Social media abuzz after queen deactivates Instagram account
• Instagram and the Queen
• Covid-19: 19 schools in Selangor ordered to close
• New investment policy will be tabled to cabinet tomorrow - Azmin Ali
• Alleged police brutality victim dies, after a month in ICU
• 145k undocumented migrants registered under recalibration programmes - Hamzah