Industry experts warn Malaysia, like many other developing nations, should start stocking up on vials, disposable syringes and needles even before buying Covid-19 vaccine to avoid possible worldwide shortage.
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Love Is Not Tourism Malaysia submits petition to PMO in bid to reunite families separated due to Covid-19 pandemic
Representatives from Love Is Not Tourism Malaysia, a binational group which aims to reunite families separated due to Covid-19, has handed a petition to the Prime Minister’s Office requesting the consideration of a “sweetheart visa” to reunite families.
Please, Mr PM, allow us to be reunited
Love Is Not Tourism Malaysia’s online petition to reunite separated families and loved ones reached 10,000 yesterday. One of the prime movers, Khanusha Shereen Neesha, will submit the petition to the Prime Minister’s Office today, hoping the government will allow “sweetheart visas” so families and loved ones can be reunited.
Only employers can decide on working from home
A recent survey shows that nine of out 10 Malaysians prefer to work from home but Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) executive director Datuk Shamsuddin Bardan says workers cannot dictate how they want to get the job done.
Not much has changed since time of Sherlock Holmes
Watching Sherlock Holmes on Astro shows nothing has changed when it comes to the high and mighty and elected officials who think they are above the law.
Tourism Ministry explores travel bubbles, Singapore top target
The Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry is working on ways to encourage tourism in Malaysia, catering to foreign and domestic travellers, especially Singaporeans, while ensuring the safety of the rakyat and the visitors.
SOP questions and errr… answers
Since politicians think the standard operating procedures are a joke, Purwaiz Alam joins in to have some fun.
Many unanswered questions in Khairuddin episode
While the Health Ministry says Plantation Industries and Commodities Minister Datuk Dr Mohd Khairuddin Aman Razali was made to pay RM1,000 for breaching a 14-day quarantine, there are a host of questions that remain unanswered.
Disappointment when appointments don’t matter
Government services are requesting Malaysians to make appointments before going to the offices to avoid overcrowding, but not everyone follows the rules.
YB Khairuddin, where was your pink wristband?
Plantation, Industries and Commodities Minister Datuk Dr Khairuddin Aman Razali has been taken to task for breaking quarantine rules that have seen other Malaysians jailed and slapped with fines. If he was wearing the mandatory pink wristband, why was he allowed in Parliament?
Parents question decision to re-introduce sports, extra-curricular activities next month
Parents want to know why the government is pushing for sports and extra-curricular activities in schools to resume on Sept 1 when the detailed standard operating procedure has yet to be released.
Five types of people you’ll find at laundrettes
Self-service launderettes have become an essential part of life for city folks. But not everyone follows the rules at these outlets, writes Graig Nunis.
Political instability will (hopefully) no longer hamper Malaysian football in FA to FC change
As state football teams move from FA to FC, the FA of Malaysia hopes professionally-run outfits will be free from political influence. Time will tell if the politicians and fans are truly ready for a profit-making set-up.