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Social distancing not being practised while queuing up at Sabah banks
KOTA KINABALU: Authorities in Sabah are concerned that people are not maintaining social distancing due to long queues outside banks in the state.
Sibu residents urged to comply with MCO
SIBU: Residents here have been urged to strictly adhere to the movement control order (MCO) so that the town will not fall into the Covid-19 “red zone” classification, which denotes a high number of cases.
KL homeless resting safe at shelters
KUALA LUMPUR: Over 500 homeless people living in various parts of the city here were rescued from the streets and placed into shelters during the movement control order.
Jailed: Jobless man who panicked and knifed his victim during robbery
SIBU: A jobless man paid the price for hurting a security guard when he tried to rob him.
Covid-19: 1,600 in Pulau Gaya screened so far, three positive cases detected
KOTA KINABALU: Health officials last week screened 1,600 of Pulau Gaya's population of between 5,000 and 6,000, and detected three positive cases of Covid-19, says Sabah Health Department director Datuk Christina Rundi.
Labuan public housing residents need not pay rent for six months, says Annuar Musa
KUALA LUMPUR: Residents living in public housing owned by Labuan Corporation will not need to pay their rent for six months.
Fake news: Viral video of Pulau Gaya inhabitants 'invading' KK is old footage
KOTA KINABALU: A viral video of Pulau Gaya inhabitants landing in large numbers on the mainland in search for food said to be recent and in violation of the movement control order (MCO) is fake news, Kota Kinabalu City police chief Asst Comm Habibi Manjinji.
Fish and vegetable traders appeal for financial aid
SIBU: Business at the central market here is so poor during this movement control order (MC) period that traders are forced to throw away rotten items such as vegetables and fish.
Shocking public apathy
PETALING JAYA: Despite a movement control order (MCO) in place, many Malaysians continued with their favourite pastime – eating and hanging out at food courts and restaurants on the first day.
What ban? People are enjoying breakfast at Sibu food court despite ban
SIBU: Food and drink stalls at the central market here are still allowing customers to dine-in despite a nationwide ban that came into force today (March 18).