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Sultan Abdullah giving up six months’ allowance
PETALING JAYA: The Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah shows his compassion by standing with the people in times of need.This is after Sultan Abdullah gave his consent to the government not to pay Royal Emoluments to him and his consort for a period of six months from March until August.
U.S. death toll spirals amid rush to build field hospitals, find supplies
NEW YORK/ LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The U.S. government raced on Tuesday to build hundreds of makeshift hospitals near major cities as healthcare systems were pushed to capacity, and sometimes beyond, by the coronavirus pandemic.
Medics infected with coronavirus in western Afghanistan amid Iran exodus
HERAT, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Afghan authorities have quarantined 16 health workers, including six doctors, officials said on Tuesday, as Afghans fleeing hard-hit Iran have helped spread the coronavirus in the western border province of Herat.
Quarantine a headache for Polish healthcare commuters in east Germany
PASEWALK, Germany (Reuters) - If Tomasz Jamro, an emergency ward nurse in eastern Germany, returns home to see his wife and three children over the border in Poland, he will be stuck: authorities there will quarantine him for two weeks.
Indonesia's Joko resist calls for lockdown despite state of emergency
JAKARTA: Indonesian leader Joko Widodo declared a state of emergency on Tuesday (March 31) as Covid-19coronavirus deaths in the world's fourth most populous country jumped again, but he resisted calls for a nationwide lockdown.
Tokyo records most new coronavirus cases in a day as pressure for lockdown builds
TOKYO: Tokyo recorded more than 70 new coronavirus infections on Tuesday(March 31) for its highest tally in a single day, as pressure built on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to order a lockdown with a minister saying Japan's containment strategy was stretched to the limit.
Russian lawmakers back jail terms for quarantine offenders as coronavirus cases rise
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian lawmakers approved legislation that would bring in jail sentences of up to seven years for people who flout quarantine rules as the number of coronavirus cases jumped by a record daily amount on Tuesday.
Latest on the spread of the coronavirus around the world
(Reuters) - Countries affected by the novel coronavirus around the world extended restrictions and looked for new measures to aid the virus-hit economies as WHO warned the epidemic is "far from over" in the Asia-Pacific region.
KK hospital staff no longer have to cut own hair as volunteer hairdressers keep them well-groomed
KOTA KINABALU: Their personal appearance may be the last thing on frontliners' minds as they battle the Covid-19 threat, but a group of hairdressers are ensuring that health workers are properly groomed – beneath their protective suits, anyway.
King and Queen to forgo six months' of Royal Emoluments in light of Covid-19 pandemic
PETALING JAYA: Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah has consented not to be paid Royal Emoluments to the King and Queen for a period of six months from March this year.