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Covid-19: 19 community cases, including three unlinked, among 24 new infections in Singapore
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Quarter of S.Koreans get at least one vaccine dose ahead of schedule
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EU chief to launch recovery fund in Lisbon, Madrid
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Eurocham: National Recovery Plan a good start but must be bolder
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Taj Mahal reopens as India eases pandemic restrictions
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China ramps up Covid-19 vaccinations, but uneven rollout leaves borders closed
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Health D-G: Malaysia records 5,151 new Covid-19 infections today
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Sarawak DCM says must do more to stop undocumented migrants from entering state
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Sydney records first local Covid-19 case in more than a month
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RM200m set aside to establish Sarawak's own infectious disease research centre, says CM
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Special Conference of Rulers meet in session now at Istana Negara
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Covid-19: Sarawak postpones this year’s Aidiladha sacrificial ritual
KUCHING, June 16 — The Sarawak Islamic Council has decided to postpone the implementation of this year’s Aidiladha sacrificial ritual, in an effort to curb the spread of...
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Anwar questions govt’s Covid-19 data authenticity, says overhaul of mitigation strategy needed
KUALA LUMPUR, June 16 — A day after the government announced its National Recovery Plan, Opposition Leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has raised the issue of data inconsistencies...
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Hishammuddin pleads for political ‘stability’ to pave way for Parliament’s reopening
KUALA LUMPUR, June 16 — Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein proposed that Malaysia’s political leaders commit to “stability” in the government as a condition to reopen...
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Australia's Melbourne to allow residents to leave city, despite stubborn virus outbreak
SYDNEY, June 16 ― Australia's second largest city will allow its five millions residents to travel more than 25kms (15 miles) from home and end mandatory masks wearing outdoors...
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Citing lack of clarity, business coalition says unconvinced by National Recovery Plan
KUALA LUMPUR, June 16 — A coalition of 52 trade groups has criticised the government’s National Recovery Plan as being vague and missing definitive strategies needed to...
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Exit strategy offers clarity, certainty — YS Khong
JUNE 16 — Yesterday, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced a four-phase Covid-19 recovery plan. Since the pandemic hit our shores and the first movement control...
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Loke: DAP National Congress, slated for June 20, postponed indefinitely, new dates only after MCO 3.0 is lifted
KUALA LUMPUR, June 16 — The DAP National Congress that was to be held on June 20 has been postponed indefinitely until the ongoing movement control order (MCO) is lifted in its...
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Targeted moratorium, targeted Emergency — Hafiz Hassan
JUNE 16 — Targeted moratorium, argues Abdul Farid Alias, is the best solution for the country. First World economy, writes Jamari Mokhtar, shuns blanket...
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Malaysia’s Covid-19 vaccination hits new peak with 215,876 shots administered yesterday
KUALA LUMPUR, June 16 — Malaysia’s daily Covid-19 vaccination reached a new high yesterday as 215,876 doses were administered, said the Special Committee on Ensuring Access to...
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New York governor lifts remaining Covid-19 restrictions, calls it a 'momentous day'
NEW YORK, June 16 ― New York is lifting all state-mandated coronavirus restrictions after reporting that 70 per cent of the state's adults have received at least one dose of...
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Where is the apology Sabah is owed?
JUNE 16 — The Sabah state election was where the Covid-19 nightmare truly began for Malaysia. There really can be no denying it and the fact our government spent more money and...
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Ku Li: Rulers must rise above selves to find right person to lead Malaysia out of pandemic
KUALA LUMPUR, June 16 — The Conference of Rulers has the burden of choosing the correct person to helm Malaysia that was growing despondent from the war with the “invisible...
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J&J to send two million Covid-19 vaccine doses to S.Africa by end-June, says President Ramaphosa
JOHANNESBURG, June 16 ― South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said yesterday that Johnson & Johnson would send 2 million Covid-19 vaccine doses to the country by the end...
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Covid-19: Foreign domestic worker among four unlinked community cases in Singapore; Bukit Merah View cluster formed bulk of new infections
SINGAPORE, June 16 — There were four cases with no known source of coronavirus infection in the community reported yesterday (June 15), including a foreign domestic worker, a...
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Report: UK ministers to be advised against Covid-19 mass vaccination for children
LONDON, June 16 ― Ministers will be advised against the mass rollout of Covid-19 vaccinations to children below the age of 18 in the UK until scientists obtain more data on the...
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Brazil to buy single-shot Chinese Covid-19 vaccine
BRASILIA, June 16 ― Brazil plans to buy 60 million doses of the single-shot Covid-19 vaccine developed by China's CanSino Biologics for delivery in the third and fourth quarters...
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Ecuador authorises use of China's CanSino vaccine against Covid-19
QUITO (Ecuador), June 16 ― Ecuador said yesterday it has approved the use of the Covid-19 vaccine made by China's CanSino Biologics Inc, part of President Guillermo Lasso's...
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Singapore’s Bukit Merah View market closure extended to June 26 after nine more Covid-19 cases detected; cluster grows to 25
SINGAPORE, June 16 — The closure of the Bukit Merah View Market and Food Centre will be extended by 11 days until June 26, said the Ministry of Health (MoH) yesterday (June 15)....
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Kedah Sultan postpones birthday celebration amid pandemic
ALOR SETAR, June 16 — The 79th birthday celebration of the Sultan of Kedah, Al Aminul Karim Sultan Sallehuddin Sultan Badlishah, has been postponed to a date to be announced...
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With the National Covid-19 vaccination programme in full swing, Rohingyas living in Malaysia being left behind
KUALA LUMPUR, June 16 — As the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme (NIP) picks up speed around the country, one group of people are not even sure when they will get...
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Thai PM sorry for Covid-19 vaccination delays
BANGKOK, June 15 —Thailand’s prime minister apologised and took the blame on Tuesday for coronavirus vaccination delays, while thousands of private companies and public...