More Covid-19 infections detected on factory floors
They include consumer electronics player Panasonic Manufacturing Malaysia Bhd, condom manufacturer Karex Bhd, and electronics manufacturing service provider ATA IMS Bhd.
They include consumer electronics player Panasonic Manufacturing Malaysia Bhd, condom manufacturer Karex Bhd, and electronics manufacturing service provider ATA IMS Bhd.
Following this surge of new cases, the current number of active cases — meaning those who carry high transmission risks — breached the 16,000 mark for the first time with 16,496.
The move would affect 771 people comprising 603 detainees and 168 staff as well as their family members.
While Malaysia is on the path towards economic recovery, containing the COVID-19 pandemic and protecting the most vulnerable must remain the country’s topmost priorities over the near term.
Minister Tan Sri Annuar Musa revealed recently that as part of this plan, price of affordable homes there would be “lowered from the current RM300,000 to RM200,000 and below” so as to attract “younger buyers earning less than RM4,000 a month”.
The Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) has urged construction industry players to comply with instructions and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) issued by the National Security Council (MKN), following the surge in COVID-19 cases at construction sites.
He is sentenced to 12 months' jail and a fine of RM2 million, or in default six months' jail. But the High Court granted him a stay of execution of both sentences. He is expected to file an appeal.
In a media statement today, Mah Sing said it has obtained 99.9962% shareholders’ approval at the extraordinary general meeting (EGM) held virtually on Dec 21, 2020.
In delivering his verdict, High Court Justice Mohamed Zaini Mazlan said the prosecution had proven its case beyond reasonable doubt.
The report said that the government faced criticism for abruptly scrapping plans to ease restrictions for Christmas and imposing an effective lockdown on more than 16 million people. However, Health Minister Matt Hancock defended the decision, saying evidence showing the new strain was causing spiralling cases had forced the action.