Archive - 11 May 2021

• One AstraZeneca dose gives 80pct lower death risk - English data
• COMMENT | Education Ministry must intervene in Ain's possible expulsion
• Failed politicians are the ones who should resign - Kit Siang tells Hadi
• US authorises Pfizer/BioNTech Covid vaccine for children 12 to 15
• WHO classifies India variant as being of global concern
• COMMENT | Discipline is a key requirement in life
• MCO 3.0: Fresh calls for loan moratorium and cash aids
• Pejuang info chief: Ask Hamzah about efforts to lobby Dr M
• Calls for national lockdown as India Covid cases hold close to record highs
• Taiwan fights to attend WHO meeting, but China says no
• MCO 3.0: Festive air missing at Kelantan's 'Kampung Lemang'
• Nightmare continues for sexual harassment victim from UM
• Netizens question Azmin's quarantine after Saudi and UAE trip
• MP SPEAKS | Where’s 1MDB suit against former auditor KPMG?
• BornOil enters US market, collaborating with Verde Resources on green technology initiatives
• LETTER | Littoral Combat Ship project must not fail a second time
• COMMENT | Act now to avert mental health crisis post-MCO3
• Explainer - What we know about the Indian variant as Covid-19 sweeps South Asia
• Covid-19: Doctor worried cramped quarantine centres will increase viral load
• First quarter GDP down 0.5pct
• Happy with vaccines, senior citizens urge others not to believe fake news
• LETTER | Set up bipartisan committee to tackle pandemic now
• Bad to worse - indigenous women hit by climate crisis
• Bank Negara predicts 6-7.5pct GDP growth for 2021
• Ringgit to remain exposed to periods of heightened volatility, says BNM governor
• Asked about 'No Anwar, No DAP', Zahid cites Razak's example in forming BN
• Ibrahim Ali defends taking RM600k from Najib after 1MDB suit
• Analyst: MCO 3.0 to cost Malaysia RM300m daily
• LETTER | Our country’s backup education plan
• King advises people to stay home if they have no urgent matters outside
• No ban on goods vehicles during Raya festive season - MOT
• Pahang may see 700 Covid-19 cases weekly if SOP not complied
• MCO 3.0: Bank Negara not in favour of blanket loan moratorium
• India's seven-day Covid-19 average hits new high
• COMMENT | Message for our leaders
• After Liew advises Umno, Zuraida points to DAP's 'big brother' tendencies
• Woman submits evidence of intimidation in rape case linked to S'gor rep
• Covid-19 (May 11): 3,973 new cases, 22 deaths
• Explainer: Why the fuss over falling debris from China's most powerful rocket
• Senior cop linked to Nicky Gang withdraws habeas corpus application
• Vietnam seeks mRNA tech transfer amid Covid-19 vaccine supply issues
• DAP moots NSC membership for opposition to make MCO 3.0 the last
• Vaccination centres to get 290,480 vials of Sinovac bottled by Pharmaniaga
• LETTER | Penang South Reclamation - who does it serve?
• SSR calls for Aidilfitri social media protest against PN, MCO
• LETTER | Calling for improved counselling practices in schools
• Ismail Sabri defends flip-flop SOPs following public outrage
• 1,000 more ICU beds needed in coming weeks if cases surge
• Sarawak sticking with CMCO until May 17
• MP SPEAKS | Govt must be transparent on combat ship saga
• Ismail blames Harapan for naval ship fiasco
• We have actually been closing factories, 70 so far - minister
• Health Ministry detects 15 more 'variants of concern' cases
• Govt must help urban poor during MCO 3.0 - economist
• Police deny Jalan Canning Estate cluster sparked by GRO activities
• Muslims In Malaysia Celebrate Aidilfitri On Thursday
• Myanmar journalists detained in Thailand, facing deportation
• Four hospitals to get equipment from unopened Cyberjaya hospital
• MCO 3.0 not expected to significantly impact economic growth
• No loitering: Taskforce says walk-in vaccinations not allowed
• Penang's ICU beds for Covid-19 now all full
• Quarantine: Minister vs you
• Donors wanted: Blood stocks 'very low' since last week
• Aidilfitri: Police to monitor residential areas with drones
• COMMENT | Keeping discussion free