“After the Sabah State election, we could see the cases increasing and this has made it difficult to contain the spread of Covid-19."

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the administration of the government as well as economic and social activities would continue subject to the practice of the new normal and regulations under the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) in force in Sabah now.

Sabah contributed more than half the new cases, with 387 infections, while Klang Valley reported 173 cases.

In effect cancelling the by-election for the seat

This in light of a further six staff from the Cheras branch testing positive for the disease today. A staff from the same branch was already found to be infected on Nov 14.

She added that it is settled law that a person who owes taxes must first pay up before appealing to the SCIT.

The group declared a second interim dividend of three sen per share for FY21, bringing the total dividend payout for the financial year to five sen per share or RM41.7 million in total.

In a statement, the provident fund reiterated that its investment decisions are always based on the strategic asset allocation (SAA) framework, which optimises returns within the tolerable risk limits.

“If they don’t release the licences, how do we make a living? And that also means the government will not get taxes.”

“I am inviting him back so that he can defend himself”.