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Public And Private Sector Workers In CMCO Areas Must Work From Home

The decision was announced during a press conference today, 20 October.He said, "We have been informed that there are nine clusters from workplaces in Selangor. This is because we see workers from red zones who are forced to show up to work. Therefore, we have decided today that workers in the public and private sectors are not required to work from the office and may work from home." "I am […]

today20 October 2020

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BPN 2.0 Is Open For Registration. But Don’t Freak Out If Your Payout Is Less This Time

On 23 September, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced BPN 2.0, saying Putrajaya had allocated RM7 billion to give the cash aid to 10.6 million Malaysians.The allocation for the first BPN cash aid was RM10 billion. Therefore, it is obvious that there will be a drop on the total payout for each eligible recipient across the board.Here is the breakdown of the BPN 1.0 based on different categories: - B40 […]

today15 October 2020

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CMCO SOP In KL & Selangor

For comparison, the original MCO was first implemented on 18 March which saw strict restrictions on all public movement and mass gatherings of all purposes - business, social, religious, sporting, or cultural.Most business premises were closed, except supermarkets, public markets, and convenience stores that sell everyday necessities.When the COVID-19 situation improved, the country moved into CMCO where economic activities resumed with strict conditions but leisure activities were... Click here to […]

today14 October 2020

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Laws Liew Vui Keong Tried To Reform

On 2 April 2019, Liew announced that Putrajaya will be tabling a motion to amend Article 1 (2) of the Federal Constitution to make Sabah, Sarawak, and Peninsular Malaysia equal partners, reported New Straits Times.The move was welcomed by then Sabah chief minister Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal, who contended that the state deserves a higher budget allocation and oil royalty for local development.However, on 9 April, the then government […]

today3 October 2020

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If You Don’t Wear A Mask In Jakarta, You’ll Be Put In A Coffin As Punishment

On 5 September, BBC News shared several images of men lying inside a fake coffin to show what happens if people violate mask-wearing rules."With COVID-19 there is a risk of them being laid inside a real coffin," head of the East Jakarta Public Order Agency Budhy Novian said, according to Anadolu Agency."We want everyone to realise that wearing a mask is a must because if they violate... Click here to read the […]

today7 September 2020

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Dr Noor Hisham Assures Sungai Buloh Frontliners Will Be Getting Their Allowances Soon

According to them, the doctors have already been pressuring the hospital's finance division for months but have been met with less than satisfactory answers."Maybe some people will say, 'Be patient, sooner or later you will get your pay'," they wrote."But sir, we've been moving across the country in a very short period of time now. We move here and there. Do the superiors,... Click here to read the full article. […]

today27 August 2020

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MOH Urges PM Muhyiddin Yassin And NSC To Further Extend RMCO

The Ministry of Health (MOH) is calling for Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin and the National Security Council (NSC) to extend the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) After officiating an event by the Social Security Organisation (SOCSO) at the Felda Bukit Besar hall in Kulai, Johor, on Sunday, 23 August, Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba told New Straits Times that the... Click here to read the full article. Source:

today24 August 2020

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Beware, Drivers! You Will Now Have To Go To Court If Caught Using Your Phone While Driving

On 8 August, the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) released a statement on their Facebook affirming that phone usage in vehicles is considered a non-compoundable offence.  Offences of this nature will require you to attend a court hearing. Overloading passengers in a vehicle and using the emergency lane without a valid reason are also examples of non-compoundable traffic... Click here to read the full article. Source:

today14 August 2020

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If You Were Previously Fined For Not Wearing A Mask In Your Car, You Can Now Get A Refund

Wearing a face mask has become mandatory in all crowded public places since the first of this month.However, the mandate caused concern among the public who feared punishment for unintentionally failing to wear a mask. Misinformed messages circulating WhatsApp were also adding to the confusion. Today, the Ministry of Defence listed the exact locations you will be expected to... Click here to read the full article. Source:

today3 August 2020