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Government Mulls Tiered Fine System For Those Found Flouting Mandatory Face Mask Rule
The proposed system would start compounds at RM250 for first-time offenders.
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Price Of 3-Ply Masks To Be Reduced To RM1
Previously, the cabinet decided to lower the retail price of three-ply face masks from RM1.50 to RM1.20, set to take force on 15 August.
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Malaysians Are Signing A Petition Calling For The Decriminalisation Of Suicide
"Suicide is not a crime. It's someone crying for help."
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MPs Questioned Over Necessity Of Lavish Meals That Cost Up To RM10,000 A Day
An alleged receipt shows they had spent almost RM3,000 on a single prawn dish.
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Heated Debate Over Use Of FINAS Act Amid Raids On Al Jazeera, Astro, And unifi TV Stations
The exchange took place during the parliamentary sitting yesterday, 4 August.
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[PHOTOS] MPs Are Practising Better Social Distancing In Dewan Rakyat - And So Should You
Members of Parliament (MPs) are leading by example.
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"Sit Down!" - Deputy Speaker Snaps At The Jelutong MP After He Refuses To Back Down
The six-minute exchange started off as a conversation regarding national assets under the previous government.
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"Why This Relentless Witch Hunt?" — Ex-PNB CEO Jalil Rasheed Questions Govt's Priorities
Jalil, who was the youngest CEO to helm PNB since it was established in 1978, says as far as he is concerned he is relieved that he left.
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Baling MP Apologises For His 'Gelap' Remark After Explaining That He Was Misunderstood
Batu Kawan MP Kasthuri Patto said Datuk Seri Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim should not be let off with a mere apology as he is a "repeated offender".
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"Cucu Wants To Speak" - Netizens Condemn MPs' Behaviour Toward Syed Saddiq In Parliament
The brief exchange has since gone viral on Twitter.
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"Too Dark, Can't See" - Baling MP's Comment In Dewan Rakyat Infuriates The Opposition
The commotion lasted over 10 minutes during the second Parliamentary seating under the Perikatan Nasional (PN) administration.
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PN Secures Vote To Remove Dewan Rakyat Speaker
Today's proceeding comes 56 days after the first Parliament seating of the Perikatan Nasional administration on 18 May.
