Consumers are advised not to store and use water excessively to ensure that the recovery process in areas still affected by disruptions can proceed smoothly according to the restoration plan of Air Selangor

Close to 200 Malaysians with approval letters were not allowed to proceed to the immigration counters and some of them have waited for over 10 hours for the airport staff to sort out the SOPs of the new ruling.

Businesses operating in the food, accommodation and clothing industries were affected the most

The water supply in 973 areas, or 75.31% out of 1,292 affected areas, in seven regions around the Klang Valley has been restored as at 12.30 pm today.

According to a list issued by the Immigration Department on its official Facebook account, the countries include the United States, Brazil, India, Russia, Peru, Colombia, South Africa, Mexico, Spain, Argentina and Chile.

It is believed to be one of the biggest foreign direct investments in Iskandar Malaysia since the Covid-19 outbreak. The 10-year project has an estimated gross development value (GDV) of RM8 billion. 

Almost half of Malaysians, or 48%, trust that a vaccine will be available to them before the end of the year, ahead of the global average.

PLUS Malaysia Berhad (PLUS) today informed that the Kajang Toll Plaza access road heading to Kuala Lumpur will be temporarily closed to all vehicles for a month, starting Sept 9.

Synergy Promenade was appointed by Felda to be the master developer of the KL Vertical City project during Tan Sri Mohd Isa Samad's time as Felda chairman, before the deal did not materialise.

Water supply to 73.37 per cent or 948 locations of the 1,292 areas hit by the unscheduled water disruption in seven regions in the Klang Valley has been fully restored as at 6.30 am.