Covid-19: Malaysia continues four-digit streak with 1,196 new confirmed cases, active cases remain above 20,000-mark
Malaysia's current hospital beds occupancy rate to treat Covid-19 patients may already stand at approximately 80%.
Covid-19: Malaysia sees record 2,335 new cases
Pushing the country's cumulative total cases to 103,900.
MoH says will try to cut evaluation time for Pfizer's vaccine to grant conditional approval before March
Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah: So we will try our best to carry out the processes that have been identified so that we can reduce the time for us to conditionally register the vaccine within a period of less than 90 days.
Budget 2021 passed in Dewan Rakyat despite opposition's last ditch efforts to stymie bill
The vote ended with 111 MPs in favour and 108 MPs against the passing of the budget. One MP was absent out of the 220 members. The 111 votes represent a simple majority.
JHM buys land in Penang for RM27.06m to expand into telecommunication equipment manufacturing
JHM said the acquisition of the land is to enable the company to expand its business into telecommunication equipment manufacturing industries that serve multiple multinational corporations in North American, Europe and Asia, tapping into the growing demand for Internet of Things application, as well as Cloud/Data Center.
Appeals court upholds judgment in favour of AEON BiG in Alor Setar tenancy case
AEON BiG (M) Sdn Bhd, in a statement today, said the appeals court dismissed landlord Mega Continental Sdn Bhd’s appeal against the November 2019 judgment of the High Court in Penang.
Third MB in two years nothing to be proud of, says Perak Sultan
His Majesty pointed out that it will be recorded in history as a reflection of failure of state leadership rather than a success.
Khairy rejects Razaleigh’s claim vaccine deal with Pfizer costs RM3b
Khairy also rejected Razaleigh’s claim that Putrajaya has used up the entire allocation of RM3 billion to cover just 20% of the population.
Khairy: Govt's Covid-19 vaccine deal only with Pfizer and COVAX, others are private arrangements
Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation Khairy Jamaluddin: I would like to inform market investors in Malaysia that the announcements [by private companies related to Covid-19 vaccines] do not mean that they are procured by the government. So far, the only procurement made by the government is with COVAX for 10% of the population, and Pfizer for 20% of the population. These arrangements are made directly by the government without the use of any middleman or third party
Yong Tai to collaborate with Chinese company in Covid-19 vaccine development, distribution in Malaysia
Yong Tai will be SZKT's partner in Malaysia to conduct Phase III clinical trials and exclusive commercialisation of the vaccine.
