Archive - 24 July 2021
- Kedah to receive larger vaccine supply next week, says MB
- JB council denies issuing statement on 'special TMJ quota' vaccine registration
- Zafrul: Threshold under NRP 'dynamic', might change for Phase 3
- As deadline looms, Lynas seeks new site for radioactive waste
- S Korean TV apologises over Olympics opening ceremony broadcast
- Unesco keeps Great Barrier Reef off 'in danger' list after Australian lobbying
- Amanah man backs Syed Saddiq, lashes out at PAS Youth chief
- COMMENT | Little England’s own goal
- Superstar Osaka lights flame as Japan's Covid-hit Olympics open
- Indian court extends custody of businessman in porn film case
- China's Xi urges people in Tibet to 'follow the party' in rare visit
- Opposition MPs: MACC must reveal how Rina raised funds to pay debt
- Anwar's motion on emergency laws submitted too early, so speaker rejects it
- Contract doctors: PM statement only sugarcoating, strike is on
- CAAM begins probe on heli food order pick-up in Ipoh
- DAP objects to 'MCA-linked' newsman's membership in NRC
- Covid-19 (July 24): 184 deaths; 15,902 new cases push active cases above 150k
- Food delivery commission cuts too deep, MCA man warns Putrajaya of boycott
- LETTER | Separation of AG’s roles – here we go again
- Zahid's promise: Umno will never lie to the people
- Penang Hindu Endowment Board boss wounded in parang attack
- Parliament sitting useless without debate, say Umno leaders
- Crowd throngs Kuala Langat MP's vaccination centre in Jenjarom temple
- MOH: Covid-19 cases 'may appear lower' as Klang Valley pivots to self-testing
- Malaysia's second day results of the Tokyo Olympics (July 24)
- Harapan Youth chief in Covid-19 critical condition
- 'Black flag' group cries police intimidation after protest convoys run into trouble
- Parliament: Zahid, deputy minister among MPs positive for Covid-19
- 'Breathing space' SOP for fully vaccinated in a few days, says PM
- National Recovery Plan's success needs support from all parties - Muhyiddin
- YOURSAY | Pressure mounts as contract doctors dig in