Walk-in vaccinations in Klang Valley to end after Sept 15 — Adham Baba
Starting Sept 16, Klang Valley residents who have yet to get vaccinated can get their Covid-19 vaccines at selected health clinics which would be announced later.
Johor keen to participate in committee discussing reopening of Malaysia-Singapore border
The reopening of the border is expected to reinvigorate the retail and tourism sectors as well as revive economic activities in the city and nearby districts of Johor Bahru.
Over 40,000 loss of employment cases as at August, SOCSO monitoring trend, says Saravanan
“As we are all aware, the Covid-19 pandemic has not only affected people’s health but also created an economic crisis for nations around the world," said Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M Saravanan.
Cinemas allowed to operate, open to fully vaccinated individuals from Thursday — PM
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob in a statement today said live performance activities such as theater, musicals, music and comedy shows (pre-registered) will also be allowed to resume at 30% capacity of the premises comprising fully vaccinated individuals.
Johor govt in bid to reopen Muar, Desaru Coast, Mersing islands under tourism bubble, says exco
According to State Tourism, Youth and Sports Committee chairman Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi, the Mersing islands, also known as the “Maldives of Malaysia”, has achieved 100% vaccination rate, with 594 of its population who are eligible for the vaccination and resort employees, having been vaccinated.
Public invited to share ideas with MoF for Budget 2022
Queries or requests for additional information can be submitted via email to [email protected]. The public consultation papers can be downloaded from and feedback submitted to www.mof.gov.my latest by 5pm on Sept 15.
PM invites Malaysian Family to unite in battle against Covid-19 for national recovery
"The economy must be healed, the people's well-being must be enhanced and investor confidence must return," said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob
Selangor govt proposed to set up transit homes
Selangor opposition leader Datuk Rizam Ismail said due to the current pandemic situation, many people, especially in Selangor, are facing an economic crisis that have resulted in them being homeless, as they could no longer able to pay their personal, housing and vehicle loans
Sending patients home from PKRC not MoH's job, says Dr Zaini
Dr Zaini was commenting on a video which went viral on social media after a woman went live to express her anger when she was told to go home on her own from a PKRC here.
114,474 interestate travel applications rejected since June 1, says Bukit Aman
The reasons for the rejections included failure to provide relevant medical documents and not being long-distance couples.
