Archive - 19 July 2021

• Experts: Covid-19 severity data could be misleading without better context
• COMMENT | Can anyone trust what the PN government says?
• Ahead of school reopening, Salahuddin seeks clarity for unvaccinated students
• Immunised pilgrims gather for haj as Covid restrictions limit numbers
• PM Johnson pleads for caution as 'Freedom Day' arrives in England
• 'It's terrifying': Merkel shaken as flood deaths rise to 188 in Europe
• COMMENT | Constitution: Cabinet can't unilaterally set Parliament agenda
• Over 100 govt websites are 'not secure', will they harm us?
• 829 human trafficking victims rescued as of May - Bukit Aman
• Israeli firm's spyware used to target journalists' cell phones - Reports
• MP SPEAKS | Is Muhyiddin's new vaccination target achievable?
• 1MDB lawsuit: MP says GLCs should terminate KPMG
• Badminton Mix Doubles Duo Strives for 2020 Tokyo Olympics Gold Medal
• Over 14,300,000 vaccine doses administered as of yesterday
• Private hospital association to facilitate resource sharing, accelerate vaccination
• Malaysia's 2021 fiscal deficit to hover between 6.5 and 7pct of GDP
• SOP relaxation for fully vaccinated individuals to be known after Aidiladha
• LETTER | Emergency action plan: Roadmap to recovery from Covid-19
• Johor PPV security personnel accused of making lewd 'cucuk' gesture
• LETTER | What I took away from Harith’s chat with Dr M
• Parliament debates: Let PM and Takiyuddin deliver their promise, says Kit Siang
• Engineering the future of tomorrow
• S'gor to add two cremators to manage Covid-19 patients' remains - MB
• August walk-in vaccination at certain centres only
• Four senators take oath of office
• How cloud technology can boost Malaysia’s digital economy
• China frictions steer electric automakers away from rare earth magnets
• COMMENT | Urgent need to re-strategise approaches to combat Covid-19
• Covid-19 (July 19): 10,972 new cases, another record high in Kedah
• NGOs call for delay of TH's designation as Islamic financial institution
• COMMENT | Covid-19 now pandemic of the unimmunised
• Food delivery riders should be vaccinated as frontliners - Semambu rep
• Durian Tunggal Police Station to close for 4 days due to Covid-19 infections
• Aidiladha: No unusual traffic outflow from KL - Bukit Aman
• King defers birthday celebration over pandemic
• M'sia should step up sustainability efforts to attract foreign investments
• 50pct discount for federal land lessees affected by Covid-19
• Selangor Sultan expresses concern over attempts to 'balik kampung'
• Selangor to boost daily vaccination to 300k doses - MB
• Teratai rep, 28 others released after allegedly entering forest reserve illegally
• Empty Covid-19 vaccine shots: CITF says action taken against one, probing two more
• TI welcomes govt asset declarations but some deputy ministers missing
• Russia says it successfully tested hypersonic missile
• LETTER | I was, I am and I will always be
• LETTER | Reforms necessary for higher education recovery
• Expo To Celebrate Town Planning in Malaysia Happening in November
• Prosecution appeals against Tengku Adnan's graft acquittal
• CITF disputes claims of cover-up after outbreak at vaccination centre
• MMA: Ramped-up vaccination welcomed but what about high-risk migrants?
• LETTER | MCOs gave me new insights into the pandemic
• Syed Saddiq presents fundraising report, engages EY for audit
• 'You want to kena whack?' - Cops probe man who lashed out over mask reprimand
• Severe Covid-19 cases involving seniors nearly halved since vaccine rollout
• Covid-19: Civil society, experts team up over Putrajaya's 'lack of seriousness'
• Covid-19 restrictions eased, DPM cites 'positive development' of vaccination rate
• PM appeals for people to stay home this Aidiladha
• Empty vaccine syringes
• Some vaccine recipients face hurdles from dress code policing
• Kuantan MP worried about repeat of bauxite disaster as mining set to resume
• Leaked letters show AstraZeneca vaccine commitment not as Thailand claimed
• 'Pingdemic': English businesses buckle under Covid-19 isolation demands