Archive - 7 May 2021

• CMCO: Sabah to ban inter-district travel from Monday
• Cops nab woman for FB slur and threats against police at a roadblock
• YOURSAY | Still need to observe 3Cs, 3Ws after AstraZeneca jab
• Introducing YOUTHPHORIA, a sanctuary for our youths
• COMMENT | MARI aims to help M'sia breathe again
• Deputy minister defends MCO outdoor exercise ban amid criticism from doctors
• Germany to allow AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine for all adults
• Global Covid-19 death toll more than double official estimates - IHME
• Explainer: Covid-19 vaccine patent waiver talks could still take months
• No plan to shoot down Chinese rocket - Pentagon chief
• PSM objects to proposed sale of Subang Airport
• COMMENT | Rafidah spoke her mind, but why did she wait 40 years?
• Dr M: Cooperation with Ku Li failed to secure Umno MPs’ support
• Military coup puts Telenor's future in Myanmar on the line
• MP urges govt to use Hide detection system so people can exercise
• AstraZeneca clots slightly more frequent in women, says UK regulator
• Court strikes out sedition suit against Hadi
• Mahathir defends former IGP
• IGP outlines 3 key focus to enhance PDRM's service, integrity, people's well-being
• LETTER | Pregnant women left behind in the fight against Covid-19
• Minister to appeal MCO ban on outdoor exercise, sports after backlash
• Seremban Umno Youth to fight for party's GE15 candidate, cuts ties with MCA
• Cabinet to decide on Subang airport's proposed takeover
• LETTER | Limkokwing University addressing MQA concerns
• '263 branded handbags were gifts for Rosmah and daughter'
• MCO 3.0: Group representing SMEs demands loan moratorium
• MP SPEAKS | 'Rape joke': Why is the teacher still on duty?
• LETTER | Student welfare should be taken seriously by NUTP
• Perak police to check highway users' toll transactions to prevent interstate travel
• Only 55.1 percent completed 2020 census so far
• Private hospitals moot opt-in programme for Pfizer vaccines
• US move to loosen vaccine patents will draw drug companies to bargain
• Unused Covid-19 shots piling up in Japan amid slow rollout
• Police question Zunar, seize phone over Kedah MB comic
• Don't have blanket ban on dine-in, say restaurateurs, chefs
• Allianz Malaysia launches Allianz Careline, supported by Sunway Medical Centre
• Covid-19 (May 7): 4,498 new cases; Growing case count in Perak, N Sembilan and Kedah
• COMMENT | Not trying to mansplain gender equality, but we need to fix things
• NUTP sec-gen sorry for being 'insensitive' about sexual harassment in schools
• Rosmah files bid to nullify her solar project corruption trial
• Anti-Olympics campaign gains traction online in Japan amid Covid-19 fears
• Wan Fayhsal: 6,000 youths mobilised for vaccination programme
• BornOil expands Pahang mining activities having secured new mining lease
• Minister: Businesses should continue during MCO to prevent job losses
• Health DG: ICU Covid-19 numbers hit record high
• BAC has Good News
• Two-thirds of youths think politicians don’t care about them: survey
• Railway union reports - let police investigate, says ministry
• Aidilfitri: AADK to allow family visits at Puspen from May 13-16
• China says its rocket debris unlikely to cause any harm
• EMCO for 3 villages in Pasir Mas, Kelantan from May 9-22
• Zahid wants Umno ministers to push for RCI over ex-IGP, AG’s revelations
• KJ: Not true that The Mines staff got vaccinated
• NUTP sec-gen remarks undermine sexual harassment survivors, says group
• Ramadan bazaar last day: Traders accept shutdown, give away unsold food
• U-turn: Some outdoor sports allowed in MCO areas tomorrow
• Doctor distances from viral message claiming ‘10k cases if Raya visits allowed’
• For change to happen, Malays must break silence on racist system
• Over 1m have received at least one Covid-19 vaccine dose