Archive - 23 June 2021

• Planned Tasik Chini forest reserve revised to exclude mining site
• Man detained for feeding beer to five-month-old baby
• Worker killed by flying debris from a burst tyre
• Notices on Iran-linked websites say they have been seized by US
• As Japan reboots 44-year-old nuclear reactor, experts sound alarm
• Tenaganita, MEF call on govt to grant refugees right to work
• AstraZeneca, Pfizer vaccines effective against Delta Covid-19 variants - study
• EU ambassador says M'sia received millions amid KJ's 'vaccine-hoarding' claims
• India says new 'Delta plus' variant is a concern
• Myanmar militias vow to take on army after city firefight
• Trudeau angrily questions China seeking probe of indigenous children's remains
• Digital Building Ecosystem (12 of 13): Monetization with i-Ad
• Man held over death threats to woman who supported Ain Husniza
• Don't sweep aside allegations about police and judiciary, say Darell, Hannah
• Cops use tear gas, rubber bullets at indigenous protest for land rights in Brazil
• Increase isolation wards to prevent airborne Covid-19 infections - experts
• LETTER | We are 'insane' when it comes to safety
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• Nazri claims 25 BN MPs have lost confidence in Zahid
• Aug 2 decision for info bid on 114 Myanmar nationals targeted for deportation
• Johor ruler to officiate assembly sitting on Aug 12, disappointed pandemic unresolved
• Be a strong voice for global vaccine equity, KJ urges World Bank
• Umno doesn't need Anwar anymore - Nazri
• LETTER | Violating Covid-19 SOPs: Gangsters and politicians
• A third of seniors still waiting for Covid-19 vaccines, appointments in 2 weeks
• Aug 24 to hear PM’s bid to strike out suit over emergency
• Vaccines from Europe already used up, minister's science adviser tells Lim
• Covid-19 (June 23) - 5,244 new cases, Klang Valley, N Sembilan still epicentres
• K'tan single mum sells RM1.50 mixed rice to help those impacted by pandemic
• World Bank revises down M'sia' GDP growth to 4.5 pct
• Olympics-Tokyo 2020 organisers ban alcohol, defend allowing spectators
• HK police arrest 'Apple Daily' columnist under security law
• Some Johor jab centres facing shortage despite record high national vaccination - MPs
• From game-changer to back-up: J&J's vaccine struggles in Europe
• Draconian fake news ordinance brings dead law back from grave - group
• COMMENT | Covid-19 devastation - open letter to all MPs
• Aker Solutions lodges police report over text messages in judicial fixing claim
• N Sembilan state assembly to convene in first week of August - MB
• Ahmad Zahid's VLN corruption trial to resume on July 5
• Facebook found promoting Myanmar military propaganda after coup - NGO
• HK pro-democracy tabloid Apple Daily to print final edition tomorrow
• 'BN MPs' will not back no-confidence vote
• Don't exclude mining site from Chini forest reserve plan - NGO
• Covid-19 likely to be endemic, may require different approach - Jemilah
• COMMENT | Practice of medicine should not be pressured by popular vote
• Murderer? Excuses? KJ hits back at critics
• Acer Malaysia updates its range of popular laptops for family usage
• Acer introduces the latest rugged Enduro Urban N3 in Malaysia
• WHO cites concerns about Russian Sputnik V plant, which says issues resolved
• MOHE denies disability discrimination; screenshot reads otherwise
• RON97, RON95, diesel prices unchanged
• Medical association demands probe on ‘private’ Covid-19 vaccine sales
• Ampang Hospital now second full Covid-19 hospital - Selangor health director
• Activist Aiman Hakim to be released today
• Harapan prepared to join ‘hybrid Parliament committee’ with conditions
• Sultan Ibrahim disappointed with slow vaccination in Johor
• 2 Sabah locales, 1 in Kelantan to be under EMCO
• More pushback against Zahid
• Hishammuddin wants police probe report over fake letter backing him as PM
• Sabah e-hailing, taxis can travel between some districts sans police permits
• Explainer: Should we worry about 'Delta Plus' variant?