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Veterinary Services Department: We also wish to inform that through scientific studies carried out by various agencies and international institutions, including the University of Macau and the Paris-based World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), it has been proven that cows, goats, pigs and chickens do not spread Covid-19 virus to humans.

Academy of Medicine of Malaysia: This could undo all the good work to control the Covid-19 pandemic thus far in our country. It has been proven that it only takes one infected person – especially asymptomatic or false-negative ones from the Covid-19 testing currently used – to spread the disease.

In a Facebook post on Tuesday, the undertaker Rafie Zainal said the deceased’s next-of-kin had told him that the man was a former security guard working in Segamat.

Rented for: RM4,200 (RM2.10 psf); Concluded by: Huey Ling Lee (PEA1713) (017-323 1819) of One WSM Property Sdn Bhd; When: December 2019

General manager, The Emperor Hotel Melaka: As a result of this crisis, we are unable to sustain the business operations any further and the business is no longer viable.

“This maximum number of 20 people per day is also subject to the size of the residence to ensure social distancing procedures can be practised. For example, for a 600 sq ft flat, having 20 together is too many and difficult for observing social distancing. So, maybe the number needs to be reduced (in this case”.

This will coincide with the Eid Al-Fitr holidays

Restaurant bosses feel “it is best to continue with takeaways” to “ensure the safety of employees and customers alike”.

China Daily: Cross-infection at community level in the city has not yet been eliminated, which highlights the challenge of preventing those who have the virus without displaying any symptoms from infecting others.

Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa revealed recently that as part of this plan, price of affordable homes there would be “lowered from the current RM300,000 to RM200,000 and below” so as to attract “younger buyers earning less than RM4,000 a month”.