Malaysia's new Covid-19 cases fall to 6,824; another 67 deaths reported
Today is the second consecutive day the nation reported a declining trend in new Covid-19 cases, after Malaysia recorded the highest number of cases on Saturday (May 29).
Lawyer expresses concern filing of 1MDB civil suits may affect ongoing criminal trials
He said the 1MDB trial is still in its infancy with the 10th prosecution witness.
Malaysia administered 61,461 daily vaccine doses on May 30, down 43% from three days ago
Based on data prepared by the CITF today, 38,524 individuals have received their first dose while another 22,937 have received their second dose on May 30.
Impact of MCO 3.0 to be limited, says RHB IB
In the residential real estate sector, 2Q21 is likely to be a temporary setback, with 2H21 likely to be of a modest recovery path as income and employment prospects improve
Malaysia daily Covid-19 infections retreat to 6,999 after yesterday’s record high
Selangor continued to lead with a total of 2,477 cases reported, followed by Kuala Lumpur (616), Kelantan (612), Sarawak (533), and Negeri Sembilan (468).
Number of new Covid-19 cases reaches another record high, breaches 9,000 mark
98 deaths were reported, translating to a total death toll of 2,650
Malaysia speeds up vaccination plan as more than 50,000 new cases recorded in a week
The country’s new cases stayed above the 7,000 mark for three straight days before breaching a new high of 8,290 yesterday. Sadly, it climbed to 9,020 cases today.
Health DG expects daily Covid-19 cases to increase to 13,000 by June 14
Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the R-nought (RO) may increase to 1.2 between May 29 and June 14, assuming that the standard operating procedures (SOPs) are not obeyed, versus the R0 rate of 1.15 yesterday
IGB Bhd sinks into 1Q net loss on MCO
IGB REIT said revenue decreased to RM234.62 million in the first quarter ended March 31, 2021 (1QFY21) from RM291.42 million a year earlier, due to lower contribution from among others, the group’s commercial and retail property investment segments and hotel operations.
E&O dips back into the red in 4Q with RM75m net loss
E&O attributed the decline in revenue to the properties segment which registered a decrease of RM131 million and the hospitality segment which saw a RM48.1 million decline in revenue.
