Covid-19: DBKL partially closes TTDI market until June
Traders operating lots TS1-TS40, TS33A, TS34A and TS131 must have to close until June 1
Gradual recovery in China's property market as Covid-19 restrictions ease
National Bureau of Statistics: Pent-up housing demand is being further released in April as the economy and life continue to get back on track.
KL-Singapore High Speed Rail project to be revived soon, says report
KL-Singapore High Speed Rail project to be revived soon, says report
Covid-19: Some retailers 'likely to fold'
Retail Group Malaysia managing director Tan Hai Hsin: Retailers who have been dependent on foreign tourists will not be able to recover this year. Thus, we expect many to close down
Covid-19: Short-term-stay hosts hard hit by pandemic
Provider of short-term vacation rental data and analytics AirDNA stated that “new bookings for short-term accommodations in Malaysia declined 70% to 5,000 in April from its recent peak of 17,000 for the week of Feb 24 to March 1”.
TTDI residents: There are plans to turn more parcels of Taman Rimba Kiara into a development zone
“They classified Taman Rimba Kiara as a built-up area. How can this be when there are no developments taking place there? It indicates that DBKL (Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur) is only focused on the development agenda.”
Khalid Samad's ex-aide arrested by police, say reports
Former Federal Territories Minister Khalid Abdul Samad: My former political secretary Hj Azli was remanded by the police yesterday over a complaint that an architectural company was given a fake 'DO' by a broker.
More than 500 cars in 'balik kampung' attempt turned back
Ismail said the government have also authorised police to start issuing compounds beginning tomorrow to those caught flouting the CMCO.
Fuel prices down but price of goods remain up: Ismail
He said this after announcing that the government won't allow any public transportation to hike prices for having to operate at half-capacity as their losses can be offset by the current low fuel prices.
