Aura Lee

The Attorney-General’s Chambers has informed the police to proceed with charging Datuk Nurul Hidayah Ahmad Zahid and her husband with violating the MCO.

New Covid-19 cases in Malaysia shot back into the three-digit range for the first time since April 16 today, nearly all of which were local transmissions.

A police inspector has claimed trial at the Sessions Court here to eight counts of rape, involving two Mongolian women.

New cases continue to drop as death toll hits 100.

Another 100 Covid-19 cases have fully recovered and were discharged today, bringing cumulative recovery cases in the country to 3,862, or 66.8 percent of the total number of cases.

The government will extend the MCO for another two weeks from its current expiry on April 28.

New Covid-19 cases creep up again but still below full recoveries.

Batu MP P Prabakaran said today he has been called in by Sentul police for questioning, with his aide explaining it was for allegedly violating the MCO.

Singapore's health ministry confirmed today an additional 1,426 cases of Covid-19 infection, a record daily jump that took the city-state's tally to 8,014.

Malaysia has reported a double-digit growth in Covid-19 cases for the third day, with 84  infections registered as of noon today.

Senior Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri said today automated teller machines (ATM) will no longer be open for 24 hours.

Recoveries continued to exceed new cases.

A manager of a golf club and two others were sentenced to three days’ jail and fined RM1,000 each, for defying the stay home order by playing golf during the MCO period.

More recoveries than new cases.

Beginning tomorrow, those who violate the MCO which enters its third phase will be arrested and charged in court.