In PM Muhyiddin’s latest big announcement on Covid-19 that’s now plaguing the nation, he has announced that all government and private offices should be closed. These premises do not include essential services such as water, electricity, energy, telecommunications, postal, transportation, irrigation, oil, gas, fuel, lubricants, broadcasting, finance, banking, health, pharmacy, fire, prison, port, airport, safety,...
While some have the privilege of working from home amidst the rapidly rising Covid-19 outbreak, not all employees can perform their duties from the comfort of their residences. For instance, cleaners, bus drivers and medical professionals are just some of the professions that require them to be at public places to meet their job requirements. Source:...
With big companies and businesses issuing work from home notices as a preventive measure for their staff, many are beginning to wonder what’s being done to ensure the health and safety of our next generation. Source: CNA While the government has yet to make any calls on whether the nation will be imposed under a nationwide lockdown,...
Ever since the spike in Covid-19 cases throughout the nation, many have been advised on hygiene and daily activity. As many opt for safety, there are also many that insist on travelling and living life as per normal. According to medical doctor, Dr. Hasnor Safwan, citizens need to think before acting. With 9 cases on ventilators...
In a recent report released by the Ministry of Health, it has been reported by Oriental Daily and Astro Awani that as of 12 noon today (16th March 2020), the total number of positive Covid-19 cases in Malaysia has officially risen beyond 500. Source: Code Blue According to Minister of Health Dr Adham Baba, the current total of confirmed Covid-19 cases...
These few days, we Malaysians have been quite tensed up over the Covid-19 situation. A majority of the people are now pushing for a lockdown to happen so that the pandemic will be contained on our part. The nation is holding its breath waiting for the announcement at the end of today. According to Stadium Astro, the...
As the Covid-19 cases in Malaysia have reached an all-time high, the state of Sarawak has declared a ban on gatherings involving more than 50 people, with no date given for the lifting of this ban. “This is the latest policy direction by the state government regarding the global Covid-19 outbreak,” said the State Disaster Management...
Malaysia is now the worst in Southeast Asia for the Covid-19 outbreak with the latest daily spike of 190 cases in 24 hours. According to the Ministry of Health, the total number of cases in the country is 428 with 42 recoveries at the time of writing. Most of the cases have been linked to the ‘Tabligh’ gathering...
Malaysia’s medical specialists are strongly urging the government to consider the implementation of a nationwide lockdown after the country saw a sudden spike of 190 Co-vid19 cases yesterday (15th February), bringing the tally to a worrying 428. This rapid rise that is said to be linked to a mass religious gathering of over 14,500 at Masjid Jamek Sri...
Three months into the year of 2020 and the world is still in shock and panic over the ever rising number of cases of COVID-19. Today, the number of cases has amounted to 169,907 and the number of deaths is 6,520. Governments and organisations have introduced a few steps as precautionary measures against the spread of the disease. One...
