Archive - 21 June 2021

• Construction worker dies in Dash Highway scaffolding collapse incident
• LETTER | Clear the confusion over ceiling price set for various Covid-19 tests
• Ahmad Maslan: There's movement to collect SDs but I was not approached
• How a bumi equity issue between two oil firms escalated into a 'judicial fixing' saga
• COMMENT | Hadi Awang continues to play the red herring
• Dyson rejects allegations of exploiting migrant workers in electronics factory
• Umno gives 14 days’ notice for govt to reconvene Parliament
• Left hand doesn't know what right hand is doing - Kit Siang jabs PN on herd immunity
• 11 held to assist probe into Butterworth funeral procession
• ADUN SPEAKS | Cut CEO pay, not axe jobs during pandemic
• New US envoy for N Korea to huddle with S Koreans, Japanese
• How much information can be revealed with your IC number?
• Adviser to jailed HK tycoon says pro-democracy paper to shut within days
• NZ weightlifter to become first transgender athlete to compete at Olympics
• How to improve Compliance and Spend Visibility
• pitchIN raises RM5.5 million from 322 investors through own equity crowdfunding campaign
• 75 media personnel in K'tan receive cash assistance
• Double standards - MCA questions Khairy over vaccine queue jumping
• Hisham discusses enhancing cooperation with Egyptian president
• Gardener charged with rape, molest of step-daughter
• Operator hopes mining site near Tasik Chini can proceed
• Axiata, Telenor sign deal to merge Malaysian telecoms units
• twentyfive.7 by Gamuda Land: The township you’ve dreamt of is now a reality.
• MAHB submits Subang Airport regeneration plan to govt
• Hospital offers free post-Covid-19 rehab for underserved individuals, communities
• M'sia estimated to reach 10pct fully vaccinated by mid-July
• Perak to seek Sultan Nazrin’s consent for state assembly to reconvene
• Covid-19 (June 21): 4,611 new cases - lowest since mid-May
• KJ: First delivery of CanSino vaccine coming in July, no news yet on J&J
• Compensate relatives of Covid-19 victims who died waiting on vaccine: Perak PKR
• Adham: Only one vaccinated healthcare worker contracted serious Covid-19
• Covid-19: N Sembilan, Klang Valley and Labuan see double-digit positive rate
• Setia Alamsari plans to launch four big projects this year
• 8 held at private party, 7 found positive for drugs
• Four individuals remanded over RM10mil tender issue
• Six vaccination centres approved in Penang under public-private programme
• Sabah hopes to achieve herd immunity by year-end
• Indonesia to tighten Covid-19 restrictions for 2 weeks after virus surge
• LETTER | Dealing with the effects of cyberbullying
• KJ lashes out at global vaccine inequity after Hungary comparison
• One in three active construction sites flouting Covid-19 protocols
• HK pro-democracy tabloid Apple Daily may shut down this week
• M'sia developing mRNA Covid-19 vaccine - Adham
• Home Ministry will raid factories flouting SOPs - Ismail Sabri
• Pregnant women confident Covid-19 vaccine can protect themselves, their babies
• Study confirms GSK-Vir antibody drug reduces hospitalisation, death in Covid-19 patients
• Aidiladha sacrificial rites allowed in federal territories - Jawi
• Sweden faces political uncertainty as PM Lofven ousted by parliament
• Sporadic Covid-19 cases still widespread in Klang Valley
• Registration in mosques, markets, house visits to boost vaccine drive
• Jakim to check if fatwa on Amanat Hadi deleted
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• Umno's notice to PN
• ProtectHealth, Selgate forge cooperation to spur Covid-19 immunisation
• FT Ministry looking into assessment rebates to ease the burden of ratepayers
• Birthday party sparks new virus cluster in Tawau