MCO has been effective in containing Covid-19 outbreak, says Ongkili
Friday, 01 May 2020 03:16 PM MYT
In a statement issued here today, Ongkili said the on-going movement control order has proven effective despite the burden impacted on the daily lives of the populace. Ongkili said the federal agencies are doing all they can to control the outbreak and spread of the deadly virus among the Sabah population.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Let legal sense prevail or Covid-19 will ‘mutate’ into Covid-20 — Hafiz Hassan | Malay MailMAY 1 — The following facts appear in a decided case sometime in 2017. The defendant was a licensed housing developer. The defendant embarked on a housing project in Bandar Damansara. Pursuant to 2 sale agreements, the defendant sold two properties to the plaintiff. The defendant delayed in...
Read more »
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin tells Putin he has Covid-19 | Malay MailMOSCOW, May 1 — Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin told President Vladimir Putin yesterday that he had been diagnosed with the new coronavirus and was temporarily stepping down to recover. Mishustin, 54, suggested that First Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov serve as acting prime...
Read more »
Businesses press Putrajaya for legal shield against contract breaches caused by MCO, Covid-19 | Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, April 29 — A coalition of various business associations and trade bodies urged the government to urgently enact a law that would protect companies including small and medium enterprises against their inability to honour legal contracts because of the movement control order. They...
Read more »
'Labour force indices for March, rest of year will show impacr of Covid 19'The unemployment rate for 2019 will remain at 3.3 per cent, says the chief statistician.
Read more »
MOH: 94 new Covid-19 cases, majority imported from IndonesiaCORONAVIRUS | Health DG says no new death reported as the toll remains at 100.
Read more »