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Malaysia's New COVID-19 Cases Continue To Hover Around 2-Digit Count
The country has recorded double-digit daily new coronavirus cases in 21 of the last 41 days.
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MOH: No COVID-19 Deaths Recorded For 22 Consecutive Days In Malaysia
Meanwhile, the country's biggest cluster from the Sri Petaling tabligh gathering has only one active patient left.
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239 Scientists From 32 Countries Claim That The Coronavirus Is Airborne
Experts have called on the World Health Organization to revise their health and safety recommendations accordingly.
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Schools & Tuition Centres Will Reopen From 15 July. Here Are 6 Things You Should Know
Year 1 to 4 students will be allowed to go back to school on 22 July.
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5 Ways To Protect Yourself And Keep Your Surroundings Germ-Free Once You Go Back To Work
Clean, disinfect, repeat!
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Spa, Massage, And Reflexology Centres Can Reopen Starting 1 July
Customers are also now allowed to use fitting rooms and try on shoes in shopping malls.
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Penang Will Use CCTVs To Monitor The Public And Alert Those Who Defy SOP Over Speakers
The cameras are equipped with facial and vehicle registration number recognition capabilities.
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UMNO Leaders Show Willingness For A Snap Election To Restore Political Stability
However, none of the leaders said the election will happen soon, but rather hinted that it will take place by year-end.
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Dog Meat Festival Continues In China But With A Much Lower Public Appetite This Year
Vendors in Yulin, China reported that the appetite for dog meat this year has significantly decreased.
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MOH: Recovered COVID-19 Patients May Have Lower Levels Of Immunity
The Ministry of Health is conducting tests looking at the long-term impacts of COVID-19 on patients.
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"3 Bulan Layan Drama Korea, Tidur" - Jawapan Pelajar Ini Bila Disoal Wartawan Jujur Habis!
Baguslah dik tak pandai menipu. Respect!
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Netizens Are Disappointed With A Local Restaurant's Insensitive 'Wheelchair' Poster
The poster featured a picture of a wheelchair and the words, "Help them walk again".
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