This is RSGC’s fifth Covid-19 positive case involving a fellow club member.

Instead, it is temporarily frozen.

...as a precautionary measure following the spread of Covid-19's third wave in the country.

“I have instructed my lawyers to evaluate the matter (Syed Iskandar's originating summons),” Jamal said.

A couple of figures struck as an anomaly: 7% households earned at least RM5,000 a month, while 2% above RM7,000 a month as at September this year.

"All residents of Malaysia are able to access these services with minimal payments, while services for disadvantaged populations such as the poor, disabled and the elderly are provided free of charge... This creates a strong safety net, ensuring that no one is denied access to needed healthcare, regardless of ability to pay," said Noor Hisham.

Finas said this was after the premises was visited by an individual tested positive for COVID-19 on Oct 24.

Four people, including a five-year-old child, were reported to have died. 

Selangor last reported its highest daily figure a week ago on Oct 26, with 177 cases.

The said employee was last in her office at Menara UOB on Oct 21, 2020 and was working from home thereafter. She had sought medical attention at her local clinic upon showing flu-like symptoms before testing positive for the virus.