Malaysia sees 6,239 new Covid-19 cases, 75 deaths
The second consecutive day in which daily infections showed an upward trend
Increase testing capacity to reduce Covid-19 brought-in-dead cases, says Malaysian Health Coalition
"As many Covid-19 patients do not have symptoms and can rapidly deteriorate, it is possible that many Covid-19 patients BID did not realise they were positive for Covid-19 until it was too late."
Winding-up petition filed against The Mines Resort & Golf Club operator
... over unpaid debts of RM1.502 million.
Najib and Shafee's appeal to challenge Sri Ram's appointment moved to September
The decision was made by Court of Appeal deputy registrar Mariam Hasanah Othman following case management that was called up today.
GLCs need to be run by professionals, says World Bank's lead public sector specialist
“Maybe they have served their purpose 20 years ago and it is not relevant to run those again. It is not about getting rid of people; those people can be retrained and re-employed and resources can be put to better use and be more efficient.”
Malaysia administered highest daily vaccination rate of 151,309 doses yesterday — JKJAV
A total of 105,722 individuals received their first dose, while the remaining 45,587 received their second jab yesterday
2020 worst period for retailers in Malaysia since 1987, says RGM
The hope for recovery this year was completely dashed recently when daily confirmed Covid-19 cases jumped to historical highs
See Hup secures RM91m contract for ECRL project
The contract, to be undertaken by the group’s 51%-owned subsidiary SH Moment Builder Sdn Bhd (SHM), involves Package 2, Section 4 of the rail link.
MEF urges employers to help achieve herd immunity sooner, recommends initiatives like time off work for vaccination
MEF president Datuk Dr Syed Hussain Syed Husman said employers should brief their employees on the importance of vaccination and help them register, especially those at the lower levels of employment who may find it difficult to use the MySejahtera app
Latitude Tree suspends ops at two factories in Kapar after 13 workers test positive for Covid-19
In a bourse filing today, the group’s two wholly-owned subsidiaries, namely Latitude Tree Furniture Sdn Bhd and Rhong Khen Industries Sdn Bhd, suspended their operations from today until June 18. Meanwhile, the 13 workers who tested positive for the virus are currently undergoing treatment and quarantine.
