Sarawak reports its first COVID-19 death
A 60-year-old pastor from Emmanuel Baptist Church in Kuching died at 11am today at the Sarawak General Hospital..
COVID-19: Velesto confirms chairman tested positive for virus
“Velesto is working closely with the health authorities in identifying individuals who may have come into close contact with the chairman.”
Public assured of access to essential financial services during movement control order period
These include ATMs, cash deposit machines, electronic banking and loan applications
Inform police if you need to travel inter-state, says IGP
Abdul Hamid said Malaysians may bring the necessary documents to the police station, to show cause as to why they need to travel — such as to visit sick family members or to pick up their underaged children.
Sime Darby chairman Datuk Abdul Rahman tests positive for COVID-19
The group said in a statement today that Abdul Rahman has not visited any of its premises for the last 18 days.
Malaysia announces two COVID-19 deaths, 120 new cases, raising total to 673 confirmed cases
In a statement, the MoH revealed that the first death was in Johor Bahru.
Criminal, civil trials postponed until March 31
However, remand of individuals under Section 117 of the Criminal Procedure Code would continue as usual, the statement said.
Number forecast operators' outlets to temporarily close, refund tickets
They will also cancel all draws during the 14-day period.
1MDB fiasco: RM6.9b more of the funds' money identified overseas and Muhyiddin wants them returned
The PMO said Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin was informed that the authorities have successfully reclaimed RM1.4 billion worth of funds that had been siphoned from 1MDB, and that RM6.9 billion more have been identified.
What you need to know about Malaysia's Movement Restriction Order — including if restaurants will be open
Restaurants are open for take-away only, or through delivery services (think Grab Food, Food Panda).
