Archive - 24 December 2021

• Minister hits back at high heels critics, 'do not donate here' campaign
• Sinovac booster weaker against Omicron - HK study
• YOURSAY | Malacca reclamation project’s link to Umno 'same old, same old'
• COMMENT | Another calamity, where’s disaster management law?
• Buck up instead of silencing flood critics, Syahredzan tells govt
• CanSinoBIO's vaccine 57.5% effective against Covid in Phase III trial
• Environmental groups: Floods show need for climate action
• Australia to shorten booster intervals as cases hit record highs
• The number of flood victims rises in Kelantan, drops in other states
• 97.5 pct of M'sia's adult population fully vaccinated
• ADUN SPEAKS | Is there a functioning govt in the country?
• LETTER | Bank Negara should intervene more
• Two more Tiananmen monuments removed from Hong Kong university campuses
• Water supply restored in 21 areas in Hulu Langat
• Orang Asli group narrowly escapes flood, still living in tents days later
• Trapped 'furkids' in flood-ravaged Taman Sri Muda not forgotten
• PKR calls for special Parliament sitting to address causes of floods
• Car wash owners join call for migrant workers
• Untrue that I was first PM wife to use 'First Lady of Malaysia' title - Rosmah
• Rain, thunderstorms expected in several states on Christmas
• Japan will not send govt delegation to Beijing Olympics
• Floods: Number of victims drops in four states, but goes up in Negeri Sembilan
• MP questions discrepancy between PM, Nadma on flood cash aid frequency
• Bukit Tadom Orang Asli turn to NGO, Jakoa after Welfare Dept snub
• Experts: Biden's Omicron measures too little, too late for fast-moving virus
• Harapan loses shine after state polls, risks becoming 'third force'
• COMMENT | Nadma's Abdul Latiff: Arrogant, incompetent and unapologetic
• Covid-19 (Dec 24): 3,528 cases
• Govt servants did not perceive Rosmah as overbearing: Ex-public servant
• School reopening postponed to Jan 9 and 10
• Floods claim 41 lives, eight people still missing - IGP
• Klang MP: RM1,000 aid is chicken feed to flood victims who lost everything
• Omicron: Possible local transmission in Sarawak
• I sleep with Najib, don’t need others if I really wanted bribes: Rosmah
• No immunity for regional arbitration directors before Sundra: Ex-AG
• 'Twitter policy is always to err on the side of freedom of expression'
• King orders probe into Kampung Sungai Penchala’s landslide
• Floods: NGOs, volunteers need to coordinate with Selangor govt
• Govt doubles flood death compensation to RM10,000
• Floods: Ministers' holiday cancelled, PM tells those overseas to come back
• Special task force studying Thomas' allegations holds first meeting
• RM1 million aid for flood victims from Yeo’s and Ng Teng Fong Charitable Foundation
• 'They only checked in and waved hands' - victims slam Pahang flood response
• Environment minister says people don’t heed weather warnings - report
• Merry Christmas from Malaysiakini
• YOURSAY | 12 years of hard work with no pay – let the truth be known
• Covid-19 deaths (Dec 25): 25 reported fatalities, total at 31,290
• Ayob Khan appointed Bukit Aman Narcotics Dept director