重点报道：购物商场如何迎接新常态？
EdgeProp.my近期调查显示，即便零售商面临电子商务的激烈竞争，但82%的人相信商场不会倒闭，且62%受访者表示无法想象没有购物商场的生活。
WHO suspends hydroxychloroquine trial over safety concerns
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus: This concern relates to the use of hydroxychloroquine and chloraquine in Covid-19. I wish to reiterate that these drugs are accepted as generally safe for use in patients with autoimmune diseases or malaria
Covid-19: Three-digit spike in cases not due to Hari Raya celebrations, interstate travel, says MOH
“It has no connection to the relaxation of interstate trips given to certain individuals and Hari Raya celebrations. Because the incubation period is 14 days, the effect of crossing state borders with permission or without permission can only be seen 14 days from now.”
Belgian company develops technology to keep buildings virus free
“Together with our partners we have developed a whole suite of state-of-the-art technology solutions which are already being implemented in Ghelamco’s latest office projects: The Warsaw HUB and Warsaw UNIT,” said Jeroen van der Toolen, managing director for Central and Eastern Europe at Ghelamco.
Health DG on immigration detention centres: Quarantine close contacts and decontamination needed
"The virus knows no boundaries and does not favour any ethnicity and social status."
RM200 million Sunway properties snapped up during MCO
The campaign offers financial aid and competitive pricing so that homebuyers can own their dream homes in light of current uncertainties due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Trump: ‘We are not closing our country’ if a second Covid-19 wave hits the US
“We are going to put out the fires. We’re not going to close the country.”
Inter-state travel: Give up trying to sneak out of Selangor, say cops
“Even if motorists managed to sneak past the Selangor roadblocks, it does not mean they will have the same luck at roadblocks in other states.”
Consider allowing “wholesome” EPF withdrawals post-MCO
It was reported that EPF has approved withdrawals totalling RM1.66 billion by 3.5 million contributors under the i-Lestari initiative launched last month. However, is RM500 per month enough to help them pay for their shelter or even feed their families? Will such pittance be sufficient to resuscitate their failing businesses?
