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Selangor continued to report the highest number of new cases at 3,047, followed by Negeri Sembilan (699), Kuala Lumpur (616) and Johor (414)

Of the 236,196 doses given out, 167,059 went to first-dose recipients, while the remaining 69,137 were second doses

BNM said it will also increase the allocation for the All Economic Sector (AES) Facility, which aims to enhance access to financing for SMEs, by RM2 billion to RM6.5 billion

Media Prima said it had received a letter of offer from PNB’s wholly-owned subsidiary PNB Development Sdn Bhd to acquire the building as well as the two parcels of freehold land — which measure approximately 151,814 sq ft — it currently occupies

IGB Commercial REIT said entitled shareholders have given feedback that the full movement control order had posed difficulties to them in subscribing for their entitlements under the restricted offering

This is not the first time UEM Sunrise has sold land to Lagenda Properties. In August last year, it sold 623.1 acres of land in Tapah, Perak for RM29.9 million.

Other states with three-digit new cases are Sarawak (440), Penang (351), Pahang (329), Kedah (257), Sabah (230), Melaka (202), Perak (182), Labuan (131) and Kelantan (129). 

“The Pakatan Harapan presidential council examined and views seriously on the Palace statement made on June 29. This is a historic statement because it is for the third time His Majesty YDPA has expressed his views that Parliament session can and should be able to commence soon.”

MEF president Datuk Dr Syed Hussain Syed Husman: Many more employers, especially small and medium enterprises and microenterprises (MSMEs) that are not normally within the essential economic and services sectors category, will close and the suffering will increase. Without any revenue during the lockdown, it would be extremely challenging for them to remain in business.

The ministry said the amount had been deposited into Malaysia’s Assets Recovery Trust Account, adding that the remaining amount will be settled by AmBank in December this year and July 2022, amounting to RM515 million each