Covid-19 cases jump to all-time high at 6,075; Selangor leads again with 2,251 infections
The number today blasted past the previous record high of 5,728 cases recorded on Jan 30 this year
Malaysia's daily Covid-19 deaths climb to a new high of 47, with 4,865 new infections
Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah: The people of Malaysia are a very important front line at this point and are expected to continue to stay at home, if there are no important matters outside. We have no choice anymore, we must take care of ourselves!
Econpile secures RM27m structure works contract in KL
“The overall duration of the project is 15 months and works are expected to commence in June 2021.”
Malaysia reports highest-ever daily Covid-19 fatalities; 4,446 new infections detected
Selangor continued to post the highest number of new daily infections with 1,650 today, followed by Sarawak (433) and Johor (391).
Federal Court dismisses Mega Continental's leave application to appeal in lawsuit by AEON BiG
The Penang High Court ruled that the agreement was in fact a monthly tenancy, which was in favour of AEON BiG.
Govt should include industry players in improvement of HIDE system — Malaysian REIT Managers Association
The association suggested that HIDE release the supporting data and information directly to the affected malls or organisations for the owners of the malls and premises that are in the best position to make the relevant decision to deal with the affected outlets and areas by following the strict standard operating procedures (SOPs) that are already in place
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Malaysia reports 3,973 new Covid-19 infections, 22 deaths
Selangor topped the list with 1,328 cases, followed by Sarawak with 512 cases, and Kuala Lumpur with 483 cases.
Borrowers should engage with banks to seek right advice on repayment assistance — BNM Governor
Commenting on the possibility of another round of loan moratorium, Datuk Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus highlighted the banks continue to provide financial assistance to affected borrowers and highlighted that a total of 1.6 million applications for repayment assistance have been facilitated by the banks with an approval rate of 95% as of March 31 this year.
BNM: Malaysia 1Q GDP registers smaller on-year decline of 0.5% on domestic demand, export improvement
Bank Negara said all economic sectors of the country registered an improvement in 1Q21, particularly the manufacturing sector.
Gamuda, Putrajaya to benefit from highway trust proposal, says Kenanga Research
In a research note today, Kenanga highlighted that by undertaking the proposal, the government gets to save on toll compensations worth RM5.3 billion over the toll concessions’ remaining tenures while also indirectly help Gamuda raise PFI (private funding initiative) equity to jump-start the intended Mass Rapid Transit 3 (MRT 3) project.
