It took a pandemic for fashion to finally find its moral fibre

Fashion has somewhat of a bad reputation – from the impact on the environment to how it affects communities. Covid-19 helped exposed its flaws, accelerating a change for good.

A helping hand from volunteer medics

PETALING JAYA: It was close to 10pm – way past the hour to break fast during Ramadan – when Dr Ahmad Yusuf Yahaya returned home from his journey to Hospital Sabak Bernam.

No reason to fear flu vaccines

Malaysian fashion labels and designers better prepared for CMCO this time

With the announcement of the new conditional MCO, local fashion labels and designers are once again plunged into uncertainty. But this time, they are better prepared to weather the challenges.

MR D.I.Y. to open 100 new stores

Home improvement retailer recruiting 1,000 employees this year

Interstate travellers urged to mask up, not let guard down

KUALA LUMPUR: Health experts are worried about another round of mass movement with the opening up of interstate travel.

Please don't hate us, Rohingya plead with Malaysians

There has been a surge of animosity against refugees in Malaysia since the MCO was imposed in several hotspots in the Klang Valley.

Refugees must be protected from Covid-19, say medical NGOs

PETALING JAYA: Refugees must be screened, treated and protected from Covid-19 on humanitarian grounds and for infection control purposes, says a group of medical non-governmental organisations (NGOs).

Group seeks industrial help to make PPE

PETALING JAYA: With demand of personal protective equipment surging, local fashion designers who are sewing PPE for medical frontliners are appealing to garment factories to get involved in the effort.

MCO should be extended, say health experts

KUALA LUMPUR: The movement control order (MCO) should be extended for at least another two weeks or until new daily cases drop below 50, say health experts.