Since the announcement of the MCO extension by the PM, many seem to dread the fact that they are confined to their homes for an extra two weeks. This man from Alor Setar even went out of his way to mock the MCO upon its implementation, while filming a kenduri (feast) in Langgar. According to a write...
The Covid-19 cases in Malaysia are rising by the hundreds each day and it has already reached all parts of Malaysia including Sabah and Sarawak. This is mostly due to the tabligh gathering earlier this month where 14,500 Malaysians attended the event. The Ministry of Health reported that: A total of 9,026 people from the tabligh gathering have been tested...
The Covid-19 cases in Malaysia are rising by the hundreds each day and it has already reached all parts of Malaysia including Sabah and Sarawak. This is mostly due to the tabligh gathering earlier this month where 14,500 Malaysians attended the event. The Ministry of Health reported that a total of 9,026 people from the tabligh gathering have been tested...
It has been revealed by Ministry of Health Director-General Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah yesterday (25th March 2020) that over 73 members of medical staff have tested positive for Covid-19, according to reports from Malaysiakini and New Straits Times. Out of the 73 members who tested positive, 47 members traced their infections back to a wedding reception they attended that...
It has been recently announced by the Malaysia PM that the Movement Control Order (MCO) that is supposed to end on April 1 has been extended another two weeks, till April 14. This announcement has caused discussion among netizens. Some agreed that it is the right way while some felt frustrated staying at home. Well, if...
Well amidst all this calamity, it would seem that adulting just got a little easier! Based on an article by The Edge Markets, as a means to help with the burden on businesses and households that could be affected by Covid-19, Bank Negara Malaysia has granted an automatic moratorium on loan repayments to small and medium enterprises...
In his latest speech that was just televised moments ago today (25th March 2020), the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Muhyiddin bin Haji Muhammad Yassin, has confirmed that the current Movement Control Order, which had been enforced since 18th March 2020, will be extended for another two weeks and end tentatively on 14th April 2020 instead of 1st April...
https://www.facebook.com/RadioTelevisyenMalaysia/videos/2566623850276411/ The Prime Minister and the Ministry of Health advise everyone to stay home, stay hygienic and to abide by the Movement Control Order. #StayAtHome Stay safe and stay tuned for more updates.
As worrying as Malaysia’s current 1,624 reported cases and 16 deaths may appear, this might be just the beginning of a bigger storm that’s brewing. Source: Free Malaysia Today Our country might be seeing an even bigger onslaught of Covid-19 cases recorded locally next month, say analysts from JPMorgan Chase & Co, who expect Malaysia to reach its peak...
For those who were keeping track of the news, you may probably have caught wind of the Diamond Princess cruise ship at some point, as for a period of time, the cruise ship suffered from an outbreak of the Covid-19 virus on-board, forcing passengers and crew to be trapped in isolation. Well, since then, members...
