Malaysia's Covid-19 cases rise to 14,554 on Sept 24 — MoH
Sarawak reported the highest number of new infections today at 2,825, followed by Selangor (2,244) and Johor (1,807).
Malaysia's Covid-19 cases drop further to 13,754 on Sept 23
Selangor reported the highest number of cases today with 1,985, followed by Johor (1,913), Sarawak (1,766), Sabah (1,629), Kelantan (1,264) and Penang (1,052).
Berjaya Land 4Q net loss widens to RM126m despite higher revenue
On its outlook, the group said notwithstanding the initiatives launched to counter the impact of the pandemic, the economy is expected to recover at a slower pace in view of the prevailing weak business environment and consumer sentiments.
Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases down to 14,990 on Sept 22 as Sarawak sees sharp drop in infections
Besides Sarawak, lower daily figures were also seen for places including Sabah and Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysia posts 15,759 new Covid-19 cases on Sept 21
Sarawak again had the most infections at 3,732, followed by Johor (1,959), Selangor (1,934), Penang (1,417), Kelantan (1,338), Sabah (1,291) and Perak (1,184)
MoH warns of worrying increase in Covid-19 cases among children
As such, the ministry is now aiming to have 60% of teenagers aged 12 to 17 years get at least one dose of the Covid-19 vaccine by November, and for 80% of those eligible to be vaccinated to be fully inoculated before schools reopen for the 2022 session, said Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.
George Kent says it has not received any offer from MRCB to acquire its stake in LRT3 JV
George Kent also said that it was not aware that the MoF favours MRCB’s acquisition of George Kent's stake in the MRCB George Kent Sdn Bhd (JV Co).
Vsolar buys minor stakes in Meridian and Symphony Life for RM15.17m
"The board is of the opinion that the investment represents a good investment opportunity for Vsolar Group. The consideration paid for the investment was funded entirely by internally-generated funds of Vsolar and its subsidiaries."
Property developer BCB appoints ex-chief secretary to govt Ali Hamsa as new chairman
Tan Sri Dr Ali Hamsa served as chief secretary to the government from June 24, 2012 till Aug 28, 2018
Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases down to 18,762 on Sept 1, with 278 deaths
Newly minted Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said Malaysia needs to be prepared to accept the reality that coronavirus will become endemic, and that even with vaccination, efforts to undertake behavioural changes and to comply with the standard operating procedures have to continue. "This approach will enable various sectors of the economy to reopen and for our lives to return to function as it used to under new norms."
