Archive - 12 October 2021

• COMMENT | Committee’s instant results a hard act to emulate
• Covid: Sabah allows children under 12 to dine-in, from today
• YOURSAY | Rush for molnupiravir at possibly high cost
• Britain reaffirms Asia 'tilt' as new warship makes Singapore stop
• Netflix hit show 'Squid Game' spurs interest in learning Korean
• 'Don't turn a blind eye to the issue of period poverty'
• Holla appoints Jonathan Seevaratnam as Executive Producer
• Thailand to end quarantine for some vaccinated visitors from Nov - PM
• Genting Malaysia Berhad realises procurement savings with ‘systems-thinking’ strategy, powered by cloud-based SAP Ariba suite
• FinCrew extends insurance coverage to office assets, even to WFH
• COMMENT | Committee formation reflects govt's inability to make wise decisions
• MP SPEAKS | Pandora Papers: Nothing to hide? Then allow for debate
• WHO advises additional Covid-19 shot for immunocompromised people
• Trio win 2021 Nobel economics prize
• Adib committee: Senior pathologist appointed to examine coroner's decision
• Four in ten Asians suffering from Osteoarthritis and joint pain believe Covid-19 restrictions negatively impacted their life
• LETTER | M'sia may face Day Zero if we don't use water wisely
• Govt to propose regular RTK testing for civil servants, teachers
• Activist: Use 'special draw' income for Orang Asli development instead
• Maszlee urges MOE to lengthen 2021 year-end school holidays
• Why are Malay-Muslim champions silent on Pandora Papers, asks Anwar
• Deputy minister: Over 76k divorce petitions during Covid-19 pandemic
• Covid-19 (Oct 12): 7,276 new cases
• 5G Network: Pejuang Youth urges govt to cancel Digital Nasional Bhd
• Malay pressure group wants probe on Pandora Papers
• Empower small E-commerce to become big E-commerce in Asia
• Guan Eng appointed Parliament Selection Committee member
• Ismail Sabri tables 12MP at Dewan Negara
• Extreme fun in Kuala Kubu Bharu
• AGC finds other offences in case of missing US$6.94m
• Miti: Industrial sectors badly hit due to halt in operations
• Dec 14 hearing of bid to quash home minister's refusal to allow Muda be registered
• Revocation of EOs to be discussed at next Dewan Rakyat meeting
• Rights groups: If IPCMC is a coconut, PN's version is the husk
• PAS wants PN-MN unity Malacca polls
• S'gor not empowered to grant fatwa-review power to Syariah courts - counsel
• Allianz Life provides home-based medical services for customers
• Yeo’s Malaysia invests RM20 million to boost production and expand global supply
• Don't overlook frontliners just because pandemic's peak has passed - S'wak PKR
• PM: Equity safety net framework won't take away rights of other races
• Sarawak approves RM10.14b budget for 2022
• Cop who allegedly borrowed RM100k for 'promotion' probed over murder threat
• MPs cry wastage as pen drives and CDs fill Parliament’s dustbins
• Transport companies must check if passengers fully vaxxed or be charged
• UK's 'policy approach of fatalism' early in pandemic was major error, lawmakers say
• Malaysia maintains stand on trilateral security pact Aukus
• Govt listened to foreign lawyers’ advice to ditch Batu Puteh: court filing
• Harapan: Sulaiman can't be 'minority' caretaker CM, let 'majority' take over
• Malacca secretary reminds Idris of his oath of secrecy
• Health Ministry corrects racial breakdown figures for Covid-19 deaths
• Samling denies stand-off with Penan villagers, says 56 chiefs consent to logging
• Langkawi bubble: Testing no longer required but still encouraged
• Pemas chairperson charged with insulting Muhyiddin
• Foundation trustees were 'puppets' controlled by Zahid - prosecution
• Three bills and 12MP passed, Dewan Rakyat adjourns sine die
• 11 deaths involving delivery riders in Selangor this year - JPJ
• EMCO at 2 localities in Pahang to end Oct 13 - NSC
• Anwar gets an upgrade
• 17 years on, we're still haunted by the promise of an IPCMC
• Interstate travel monitoring, enforcement to be enhanced - police