With over 4,000 cancelled flights, Malaysia Airlines suspends more routes
Additionally, Malaysia Airlines has also reduced capacity to Australia and New Zealand, due to self-isolation policy for the two countries.
Stay home to prevent third wave of COVID-19 from happening: Health D-G
"Today is the first day of the movement control order in our country. I just have these simple words to say, 'Please sit at home' and distance yourself from others," he said in his Facebook post today.
PH urges government to enforce purchase limit for basic necessities during movement control period
“The council takes note on the issue of basic necessities during the movement control order (MCO), particularly on panic-buying, profiteering and the available stock in the markets.”
Workshops to operate, but not night market: more details on movement control by NSC
The non-essential services comprise vehicle repair and towing services, as well as construction and renovation — each with different conditions.
RHB Research: Movement restriction order negative for construction and basic materials sectors
In a note today, RHB Research said most of the companies will stop construction operations.
S&P: Asia-Pacific recession is now guaranteed
Roache estimates permanent income losses is likely to at least double to more than US$400 billion.
Chief Secretary apologises for not inviting PH state chiefs to COVID-19 meeting
Mohd Zuki said Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin had ordered that all the menteri besar and chief ministers be invited without any exception.
E-commerce, hotels added to list of essential services
The Federal Government Gazette now lists 22 categories of essential services...
Kumpulan Jetson bags RM79m job to construct education institution
Jetson Construction Sdn Bhd has accepted the contract, which is expected to be completed by June 30, 2021.
Bursa defers AGM following Malaysia's 14-day movement control order to curb COVID-19
At 11:35am today, Bursa’s share price added one sen or 0.21% to RM4.83 for a market capitalisation of RM3.91 billion.
