Economists: Job market recovery expected to be slow as Covid-19 persists
The figure was 0.3 percentage points higher than the 4.5% reported for May, which also marks its first increase after four consecutive months of declines.
Covid-19: Malaysia sees decline in daily vaccination rate with 389,641 doses administered on Aug 8
A total of 3.17 million adults or 37.7% of the total population in the Klang Valley had received their two-dose vaccination as of yesterday.
Dine-in is allowed in states in NRP Phase 2-3 but not encouraged, says PM
Klang Valley, Johor, Negeri Sembilan, Kedah and Melaka are still in Phase One currently. Hence, dining activities are not permitted for now.
Symptomatic hospital admission cases to be threshold indicator in National Recovery Plan, says Tengku Zafrul
... when more than half of the adult population in the states that are in the National Recovery Plan Phase One are fully inoculated.
What fully vaccinated individuals can do when Covid-19 measures eased from Aug 10
Fully inoculated individuals are defined as someone who has received both doses of the Covid-19 vaccines for more than 14 days.
PM Muhyiddin thanks BN support, says King given nod to September vote of confidence
“I hope the stand of these BN MPs will end the political polemics that are happening currently, and provide space for the government to put full focus towards efforts to overcome Covid-19, speed up the vaccination process and recover the nation’s economy. The interest of the rakyat and the country should be prioritised as we face this pandemic.”
Scanwolf rights issue 101.85% oversubscribed, raises RM10.5m
The ICULS and warrants are expected to be listed and quoted on the Main Market of Bursa Securities on Aug 9.
Tun Mahathir chairs first Zoom meeting of Shadow National Recovery Council
"I met virtually 18 experts in the fields of health, economics, law and politics whom I had previously proposed to become members of the National Recovery Council."
Nestcon awarded RM25m roadworks subcontract
The subcontract commences today, and is expected to be completed by May 31, 2022.
Britain's The Sunday Mirror issues apology on allegations of exploitation at Dyson manufacturer ATA IMS
“We accept that the photograph accompanying the article did not show accommodation for any Dyson-assigned workers and we apologise for its inclusion."
