#COVID-19
UK Inquiry Now Blames Toxic Boris Gov’t Culture for 23,000 COVID Deaths
Inquiry finds chaotic leadership delayed UK lockdown, costing 23,000 lives and worsening the pandemic’s health and economic impact.
A story of weak ministers?
Shahril Hamdan criticizes the Madani Cabinet for relying too much on PM Anwar Ibrahim and lacking independent leadership during crises.
PN will do a better job than this government. Agree?
Muhyiddin defends PN, saying during the toughest times, COVID and lockdowns, his government helped people to carry on. True what...?
New: Single mum forced to separate from child due to financial constraints
Yayasan Keluarga Malaysia chairman of Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob paid a visit to single mum Choy at her home to hand over some YKM assistance.
Health Minister Now Foresees January Decline, Signals Shift to Endemic Phase
Health Minister Dr. Dzulkefly Ahmad underlines a shift from a pandemic to an endemic phase, advocating a systematic approach over just infection numbers.
Malaysia Now Strengthens TRIIS Strategy to Tackle Covid Surge, No Lockdown Planned
Despite a 62.2% rise in Covid-19 cases, Malaysia's MoH rejects strict lockdowns, strengthening the TRIIS strategy instead.
New Covid-19 Booster Jabs Coming Back Soon?
The new health minister Dzulkefly Ahmad says new booster jabs will especially be for those who are more vulnerable to complications from the virus
High Court Set to Hear Malaysian Citizens’ New Lawsuit Over COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects
A lawsuit by Malaysians against the government, health ministry, and vaccine manufacturers over COVID-19 vaccine side effects heads to court today.
Now Mahathir is Blessed with Bosnian Love
Mahathir is facing a serious love loss in Malaysia since 2020 but he is floating in the Bosnian love moment in the commemoration of the Bosnian war and Malaysia's intervention
Dengue Prevention Advocacy Malaysia Now UNIFYING and SYNERGISING Forces in the Battle Against DENGUE
Despite a decline in dengue cases during the COVID-19 pandemic, recent data shows a resurgence, with a significant increase in cases and deaths compared to the previous year. Dr. Husnina Ibrahim, representing the Ministry of Health (MoH), emphasized the anticipated continuation of this trend, projecting a potential outbreak surpassing the historic 2019 outbreak.
