PETALING JAYA: Malls are safe places to visit and its owners should not be penalised for actions of others that are beyond their control, say retail associations.

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Malls are safe places, don't punish us for other people's actions, say retail associations

PETALING JAYA: The move to prioritise those aged 60 and above in Covid-19 red zones for the second round of opt-ins for the AstraZeneca vaccine is well-received by Malaysians.

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Senior citizens

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Coronavirus

AstraZeneca round 2: Good to vaccinate senior citizens but faster rollout overall needed, say Malaysians

PETALING JAYA: Student Ain Husniza Saiful Nizam's #MakeSchoolASaferPlace movement to end rape culture in schools, has garnered further international attention with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) chronicling her journey.

Rape

BBC highlights Ain Husniza's cause as she reiterates rape is someone's trauma and not a joke

PETALING JAYA: The Health and Sciences Covid-19 Advisory Group of Experts (EAG) says there is no need for them to take over the responsibility of overseeing management of the pandemic as the Health Ministry has been “at the centre of the struggle”.

Let MOH do its job, say experts

KUALA LUMPUR: The Covid-19 Immunisation Task Force (CITF) has approved the application by Pharmaniaga to start the first pilot project involving the industrial vaccination centre (PPV).

Asia

New Strait Times

Khairy: CITF approves Pharmaniaga's request for pilot project for industrial vaccination centre [NSTTV]

PETALING JAYA: Ain Husniza Saiful Nizam has been chosen to be the first recipient of a public donation drive that will see her participate in an international youth development programme. Read full story

Ain Husniza to attend online programme for global youths

PETALING JAYA: In a move to cope with the surge of Covid-19 cases, especially in the northern state, the Health Ministry is getting the army to build a field hospital in Penang. Read full story

Army to build field hospital in Penang

PETALING JAYA: Selangor may return to a movement control order similar to what was implemented in March last year if current measures fail to curb the Covid-19 spread, says Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba. Read full story

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