Malay Mail For : National Cars
Malaysian, European or Japanese car? Let’s see what these three Malaysians think.
October 15, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Domestic Travels
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Malaysians have been travelling to local attractions. Take a peek at one Malaysia's national geosites in Ipoh! Tasik Cermin, Lembah Kinta.
October 09, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Differently abled
Special Hope for Special Needs: Check out how this community restaurant is being run by differently-abled children who come from various walks of life.
October 02, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Local Businesses Part 3
Glimmer of hope: Port Dickson-based restaurant operator feeling a slight relief now after suffering 90 per cent revenue loss during MCO.
September 26, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Food Banks
Have you ever heard of food banks? Kechara has been collecting groceries from supermarkets and doners to help the needy family. Here's how it's done
September 02, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Soup Kitchens
Who knew Soup Kitchens also exist in Malaysia? Local volunteers have been feeding and keeping their "clients" healthy on the streets. Let's roll up our sleeves to help out the needy.
August 28, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Sign Language
Face masks may provide a protective barrier against Covid-19 but they also result in communication barriers for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community who rely on lip-reading in everyday life. Here are some basic phrases in Bahasa Isyarat Malaysia (BIM) that you can use to make communication with non-hearing people easier in the new norm.
August 21, 2020
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Malay Mail : Pet Euthanasia
Every pet owner dreads the day they watch their furry friend suffers from sickness. "Pet euthanasia" is often the most compassionate option to prevent or end the suffering of ill animals in the most humane way possible.
August 05, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Animal Shelters Part 2
Here's a peek inside the animal welfare home with abundance of adorable pups and felines. For over 60 years, SPCA Selangor has been a safe haven for mistreated dogs and cats even before the term animal rights was popularised.
July 29, 2020
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Malay Mail : Cyberbullying
Bullies have always existed but in the digital age, the willful act of bullying is becoming more common with online content creators often being the most convenient targets. Here's how these influencers really feel when being shamed and intimidated by online haters.
July 22, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Animal Shelters
Once an abandoned dog in critical health condition, Dane Dane found a new home at SPCA Selangor in 2018 and has become part of the family ever since. Here are some heart-warming stories of how the animal welfare home has been giving stray animals a new lease of life.
July 09, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Local Wildlife
Zoo Negara collects RM8 million public donations to keep the zoo and its wildlife in good shape amid the Covid-19 pandemic. The zoo now welcomes back visitors to reconnect with the animals in the new normal
June 30, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Local Businesses Part 2
The Covid-19 outbreak and the movement control order (MCO) have affected many businesses and industries, but it seems it has hit the F&B sector by massive revenue blows.
Here’s how some of the local restaurateurs in Klang Valley had to rewrite their strategies to stay afloat during these trying times.
June 22, 2020
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Malay Mail For : Local Businesses
The Covid-19 outbreak has shaken up numerous economic sectors, but despite its ugly consequences, many local businesses start to see a glimmer of hope as Malaysia enters the recovery phase.
Here’s a look into how local traders battle to stay afloat in the “new normal”.
June 09, 2020
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Malay Mail for : Local Businesses Teaser
The economic ramifications of the Covid-19 pandemic and MCO have pushed many local businesses into insolvency or on the verge of bankruptcy.
Here’s a sneak peek at the market scene in Malaysia. Stay tuned for the full video next week!
June 05, 2020
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What it’s like to dine at a restaurant in Malaysia during CMCO
Eating out during CMCO: Social distancing, temperature checks and hand sanitisation are becoming new norms as restaurants in Malaysia begin to receive more dine-in customers.
May 27, 2020
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How to ace working from home
Working from home in the "new normal" era and CMCO may become challenging at times. Here are some tips to help you do it effectively!
May 20, 2020
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Ways to deal with stress and anxiety during Covid-19 pandemic
Staying home for too long may potentially lead to stress and anxiety build-up. Here's how you can stay sane while adapting to the "new normal".
May 15, 2020
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Tips to ensure a safe return to your workplace during CMCO
Re-adjusting to the "new normal"? Do your part and commit to these safety measures when heading to work!
May 07, 2020
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CMCO DAY 1
On the first day of the conditional movement control order (CMCO), implemented by Putrajaya in its bid to kickstart the country’s economy, areas that are usually bustling with activity still appeared quiet, while rush hour traffic and peak-hour crowds also saw a significant reduction.
May 04, 2020
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The Ministry of Health announced three more deaths from Covid-19 recorded today, alongside 865 new cases. However, amid two consecutive days of more than 800 cases daily, 455 new recoveries have been reported today, bringing the total active cases to 7,456.
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Here's a list of the most common misconceptions regarding the CMCO SOP so you know what’s true and false.⠀
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1️⃣ Individuals sitting side by side in a car will be fined RM1,000 ⠀
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Fact: There are no fines for seating arrangements in a vehicle. However, a RM1,000 compound fine will be issued if the stipulated two-person limit in a car is exceeded.⠀
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2️⃣ E-hailing and taxis are not allowed to operate since fines will be issued for individuals sitting side by side⠀
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Fact: Taxis and e-hailing vehicles are limited to ferrying two passengers. This means a total of three people are allowed in one vehicle only.⠀
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3️⃣ Individuals need police permission to travel within different districts in KL ⠀
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Fact: Kuala Lumpur residents are free to travel within the capital city as it is considered a single district.⠀
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4️⃣ Jogging and cycling are prohibited during the two-week CMCO period as they fall under the recreational activities category⠀
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Fact: Jogging and cycling are allowed during the CMCO period. ⠀
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Read more at malaymail.com⠀
(📸: Yusof Mat Isa)⠀
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Malaysia would have seen an upward trend of nearly 5,000 Covid-19 new cases daily by month’s end had the infectivity rate, or R-naught (R0), was not lowered from 2.2 to 1.5 in recent weeks, the Ministry of Health said today.⠀
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In a special press briefing, Health Director-General Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said that public health efforts in the past two weeks have however successfully decreased the value from 2.2 recorded earlier this month to between 1.3 and 1.5 at present.⠀
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“We started with R0 of 2.2, and had we not taken public health actions then the case would have increased.⠀
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“Maybe over 1,000 cases, 2,000 cases, 3,000 cases up until October 31, maybe we would have gotten 5,000 cases,” he said.⠀
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He said infections were still present within the community in the past two weeks but at a plateaued rate as compared to an R0 of 2.2.⠀
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“Therefore, what we must do now is to further lower the R0 value to less than 1. This projected trajectory is important because it shows that we have still room to further control the current third wave situation,” he said.⠀
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Stressing the need to break the chain of infection, Dr Noor Hisham said Malaysians must help the country by staying at home as it was the most effective way to control the spread of Covid-19 in the community.⠀
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(📷: Yusof Mat Isa)⠀
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Malaysia recorded seven new deaths from Covid-19 today, a peak previously reached on March 29. The country also reached another record daily high of new cases at 871, beating the previous highest record of 869 cases reported yesterday.
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Employees are currently allowed to move about for work purposes and to go to their offices under the conditional movement control order (CMCO), senior minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob reaffirmed today.⠀
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At the same time, Ismail Sabri however said employers are still encouraged to allow their staff to work from home.⠀
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Ismail Sabri said this while responding to a question on what was his advice regarding the emergence of new Covid-19 clusters involving infections spread at the workplace, with the question alleging that such clusters indicate that there are still employers who allegedly still did not want to allow workers to work from home despite the CMCO.⠀
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Ismail Sabri said that he would raise this issue up to the National Security Council’s special meeting to be discussed.⠀
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Read more at malaymail.com⠀
(📷: Yusof Mat Isa)⠀
#covid19malaysia #cmco #workfromhome #workplace #malaysians #malaysia
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Malaysia recorded another new daily high today with 869 new Covid-19 cases, beating the previous record of 691 cases on October 6. All of the cases today were from local transmissions while four new deaths from the coronavirus were also recorded today.
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Gyms in areas that have been put under the conditional movement control order (CMCO) can resume operations, Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced today.⠀
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However, he said strict compliance with government health regulations to prevent the spread of Covid-19 must be maintained.⠀
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(📸: Ahmad Zamzahuri)⠀
#covid19malaysia #cmco #gym #kl #putrajaya #selangor #sop #malaysia
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Five Malaysians and one foreign man died from Covid-19 today as Malaysia recorded 629 new coronavirus infections, with Sabah again having the most cases at 489. This brings the total confirmed cases to 18,758 with 6,323 active cases.
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The government is expecting the unemployment rate to drop to 4.5 per cent by December following the implementation of Human Resources Development Fund (HRDF) under the National Economic Recovery Plan (Penjana).⠀
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Human Resource Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan said the unemployment rate in the country was 5.3 per cent in May.⠀
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“However, the unemployment rate has dropped to 4.7 per cent in September although the country is currently facing economic crisis and Covid-19 pandemic.⠀
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“So, with assistance such as the Penjana HRDF, the ministry is able to produce creative, productive and competitive human capital and make projections that the unemployment rate will decrease to 4.5 per cent by December,” he said when launching virtually the Penjana HRDF Initiative programme here today.⠀
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Meanwhile, the ministry has introduced a new programme namely the Employment Retention Programme (ERP), to assist employees who are forced to take unpaid leave due to the Covid-19 outbreak. ⠀
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Five schemes have been introduced under the programme namely Training and Placement, B40 Development, SME Development, Industrial Revolution 4.0 and Gerak Insan Gemilang (GIG).⠀
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Read more at malaymail.com⠀
(📸: Hari Anggara)⠀
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Malaysian, European or Japanese car? Let’s see what these three Malaysians think.
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Malaysia recorded the highest Covid-19 daily recoveries today with 409 cases, but with another three deaths in Sabah. Today, new cases are at 589, led by Sabah with 409 cases, followed by Selangor at 150 cases, bringing the total number of active cases to 5,945.
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The federal territory of Labuan will be placed under a conditional movement control order (CMCO) from October 17 to 30 in an effort to curb the spread of the Covid-19 infections.⠀
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Senior Minister (Security) Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the imposition of the CMCO in Labuan was necessary in view of the rise in Covid-19 cases in the Federal Territory recently.⠀
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He said the standard operating procedures (SOP) as pertaining to the previous movement control order (MCO) are maintained.⠀
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“Interstate travel is banned and inter-district restrictions on travel movement are not restricted due to Labuan being an island.⠀
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“Transport bringing workers are allowed as long as they adhere to the SOP and also for emergency cases that we require a letter from the police,” said Ismail Sabri in his daily Covid-19 update that was broadcasted live today.⠀
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(📸: Bernama)⠀
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