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“The Cabinet has tendered our resignation to the Agong, Thank you again for the opportunity to, once again, serve the nation. May God bless Malaysia.” 

While the intention to narrow down the quality applicants is welcome, we would suggest a possibly better win-win solution where the government will consider only RM1 million of liquid assets and RM500,000 of fixed assets instead, said FIABCI Malaysia president Datuk Sri Koe Peng Kang.

“Historically, when FDI comes in, it creates a feel-good factor and we see a boost in the property market.”

MCCC said the change in conditions on all applicants, including the existing MM2H participants, will have an adverse impact on the intended result in the programme relaunch.

The latest donation has brought REHDA’s total contribution to RM1.25 million since the Covid-19 outbreak in 2020.

Even with ACP increasingly popping up in so many of our commercial buildings, Malaysia does not have a history of ACP cladding-related fire incidents

It is now known that smaller respiratory droplets expelled from an infected person could spread further through virus ‘aerosols’ inside crowded and/or inadequately-ventilated buildings.  As the risk of catching Covid-19 is higher in confined spaces, it is critical to mitigate exposure to the virus and reduce the disease transmission by improving and enhancing the air quality and ventilation inside buildings.

As we prepare to head back to the office, learning institutions, retail outlets, malls and entertainment centres in the new normal, what must we be aware of? What are the necessary mitigation steps to take?

We now have a Guidance Note on “Improving Indoor Air Quality and Ventilation in Buildings amid the Covid-19 Pandemic and Beyond”

Considering that Covid-19 particles are reported to stay in the air in aerosolised form for up to 16 hours, good ventilation has become not only non-negotiable, but urgent, as the coronavirus continues to mutate.