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Resorts World Sentosa retrenchments affected mostly foreigners, says Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower
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Dr Noor Hisham: Sivagangga Covid-19 cluster possibly involves super-spreader virus strain from Egypt, Pakistan
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Minister: Domestic Trade Ministry to set ceiling price for children’s masks if necessary
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Covid-19: Malaysia records 15 new cases, six of them linked to Sivagangga cluster
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Going, going, gone: Musicians turn to benefit auctions to raise funds for Covid-19 relief (VIDEO)
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Malaysians entering Sarawak from any town, city in state no longer need to be quarantined at quarantine centres, says SDMC
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RM62m allocated to help farmers affected by Covid-19, says minister
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BoE sees less severe UK downturn, leaves rate on hold
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Ismail Sabri: Domestic Trade Ministry to monitor availability of basic necessities in four ‘mukim’ in Kedah under EMCO
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Covid-19: Kind Sabahan teacher gives free masks to students who reused dirty ones to save money
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Don't politicise poverty line income, Klang MP tells Putrajaya
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Covid-19: Sabah tightens SOP as cases increase
KOTA KINABALU, Aug 6 ― Sabah has decided to tighten standard operating procedures (SOPs) under the recovery movement control order (RMCO) to control the spread of Covid-19...
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Human trials of virus vaccine set to begin in Indonesia
BANDUNG, Aug 6 — Human trials on a potential coronavirus vaccine are due to start in Indonesia next week as part of a collaboration between state-owned pharmaceutical company...
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Ismail Sabri: 121 arrested for RMCO violations, including three for breaching home quarantine
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — The police arrested 121 people for breaching recovery movement control order (RMCO) rules yesterday, said Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob....
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Canadian pastor jailed in Myanmar for defying Covid-19 ban
YANGON, Aug 6 — A Canadian preacher who claimed Christians were safe from coronavirus was today jailed for three months in Myanmar after he and dozens of his followers became...
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Australia's Melbourne enters strict new virus lockdown
SYDNEY, Aug 6 — Australia's second-biggest city of Melbourne began the first day of a six-week total lockdown today with the closure of most shops and businesses raising new...
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Poll: Firms grappling with shift in buying behaviour caused by Covid-19
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in considerable change to consumer behaviour patterns and how businesses respond to them, a new poll showed....
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Singapore monitoring spate of suicides among migrant workers
SINGAPORE, Aug 6 — Singapore is monitoring a recent spate of suicides and attempted suicides involving migrants which have heightened concerns over the mental health of...
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Former deputy health minister tells Putrajaya to be crystal clear on face mask ruling
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — The government must remove any room to interpret its decision to mandate face masks in public spaces to prevent potential abuse and corruption, said former...
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Europe fears second virus wave as Trump takes heat for 'misinformation'
WASHINGTON, Aug 6 — While Europe tightened virus restrictions to face the threat of a second wave of Covid-19, US President Donald Trump yesterday found himself in the...
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Health minister: Rate of Covid-19 positive cases in Sivagangga cluster at 1.46pc
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — The rate of Covid-19 positive cases involving the Sivagangga PUI (patients under investigation) Cluster in Kedah stands at...
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Survey: Firms most concerned about cash flow, lower demand
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has left many businesses worried about their cash flow and drop in sales, a recent survey has indicated. The survey by the...
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Penang tightens Covid-19 rules for six sectors
GEORGE TOWN, Aug 6 — The Penang state government has introduced standard operating procedures for six sectors that were more stringent than those imposed federally. Local...
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ACCCIM poll: Firms see slow but gradual recovery by 2021
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — Nearly half of firms polled in a recent survey over business and economic conditions expect a slow recovery by next year. The survey by the Associated...
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Saifuddin: PM to launch campaign on ‘new normal’ to keep Malaysians on their toes amid Covid-19
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — The Communications and Multimedia Ministry, towards making self-control a practice in the society as part of efforts to break the chain of the Covid-19...
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Tesco, Astro extends helping hand to entrepreneurs affected by Covid-19
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — Tesco Stores (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd and Astro are joining hands to empower small and medium enterprises (SMEs) reeling from the effects of Covid-19 pandemic....
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Looking for reusable face masks? These Malaysian brands help B40 women, refugees make a living
PETALING JAYA, Aug 5 — Face masks have become an essential now that wearing one is mandatory in crowded public spaces and public transport in Malaysia. In light of the new...
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Focus on promoting digital inclusion to speed up recovery — Jamari Mohtar and Afifah Suhaimi
AUGUST 6 — Despite the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the Malaysian economy is really doing well with a spate of good news these past few days. First on the list is Malaysia’s...
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US job market recovery appears to be slowing, services sector powering ahead
WASHINGTON, Aug 6 — US private employers hired far fewer workers than expected in July as companies exhausted loans to help with wages and new Covid-19 infections flared up...
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Wonderful world of Disney earnings surprise boosts Wall Street
NEW YORK, Aug 6 — US stocks climbed yesterday on the heels of a surprise quarterly profit from Disney and as investors stayed optimistic that a deal was near for a US...
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Dewan Rakyat to discuss Covid-19 outbreak in Kedah, Sarawak today
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 6 — The Parliament sitting, which enters its 15th day today, is expected to focus on measures by the government to prevent a new wave of Covid-19 in...
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Fauci expects tens of millions of Covid-19 vaccine doses at start of 2021
WASHINGTON, Aug 6 — Drugmakers will likely have tens of millions of doses of coronavirus vaccines in the early part of next year, Anthony Fauci, the top US infectious diseases...