Malaysia's daily Covid-19 vaccination rate climbed to 231,733 jabs on June 29, Sarawak hit one million first doses — JKJAV
Sarawak first state to jab over one million people
PM Muhyiddin hospitalised for diarrhoea
Prime Minister’s Office: Accordingly he was admitted to a hospital in Kuala Lumpur this morning to receive treatment and monitoring
ABM, AIBIM to offer six-month moratorium from July 7 in line with PEMULIH package
Borrowers/customers who wish to take up this moratorium will need to contact their banks from July 7 onwards.
Covid-19: Daily new cases jump to 6,437 on June 29
Selangor has recorded 2,299 cases, the highest among all states, while Kuala Lumpur saw 1,361 daily cases today.
Economists view PEMULIH as lockdown stabiliser rather than recovery catalyst
The analysts retained their gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecasts at 4.4% for 2021 and 4.7% for 2022.
Latest round of blanket moratorium less likely to hurt bank earnings due to opt-in basis, say analysts
One of the investment bank analysts said in comparison with the loan moratorium that took place from March to September last year, borrowers who intended to apply for a deferment this time around and may even have to sign revised terms to their loan agreement.
Malaysia's daily Covid-19 vaccination rate rose to 197,274 doses on June 28 — JKJAV
In total, 7.59 million Covid-19 vaccine doses had been administered across the nation so far, comprising 5.46 million first doses and 2.13 million second doses, according to JKJAV.
Malaysia's Covid-19 deaths surpass 5,000 mark on June 28; 5,218 new infections reported
This is the sixth consecutive day that new cases remained above the 5,000 level.
Highlights of the National People’s Well-being and Economic Recovery Package
Govt procurement procedures to be eased, variation of price to be allowed for projects affected by higher building materials cost
FMM questions rationale of key indicators needed to transition to next recovery plan stage
Soh said it is vital that the threshold of fewer than 4,000 daily Covid-19 cases is supported by science and is data-based.
