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Indonesia: Covid-19 total goes above 900,000; torrential rains hamper hunt for quake survivors
MAMUJU, Jan 17 (Agencies): Indonesia's woes deepened on Sunday (Jan 14). The Covid-19 total for the day was once again five figures as the country was still struggling with quake issues, volcano eruption and never ending bad weather.
Supplements to help reduce the symptoms of flu
While supplements do not cure nor prevent the flu, some might help to reduce how sick you get from the infection.
Kenanga downgrades Dayang to 'market perform'
KUALA LUMPUR: Kenanga Research has downgraded Dayang Enterprise Holdings Bhd to "market perform" following the recent increase in share price and weaker outlook moving forward.
MCA relief squad on the ground to help victims
PETALING JAYA: MCA’s Crisis Relief Squad (CRSM) has mobilised more than 500 volunteers to help flood victims nationwide, says its chief Datuk Natalie Lim.
MCA's Crisis Relief Squad mobilises volunteers to help flood victims
PETALING JAYA: Over 500 volunteers under MCA's Crisis Relief Squad (CRSM) have been mobilised to help flood victims in the country, says its chief Datuk Natalie Lim Chong Ly.
SUPPORTING THE GROWTH OF TIMBER
WHILE government policies and laws are key towards facilitating a healthy industry, the role of industry associations are also undeniably important in helping to ensure that regulatory measures support the growth of the industry as well.
Waste management company personnel in Negri, Melaka may help with flood clean-up
The Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation Sdn Bhd (SWCorp) will deploy personnel and assets from Melaka and Negri Sembilan to Johor to help with clean-up work if needed.
Fishermen’s difficult catch
Loss of supplementary income as heavy rainfall affects harvest of mussels in Masai.
Weather woes in peninsula expected to abate
KUALA LUMPUR: The weather condiÂtions in Peninsular Malaysia are expected to improve, which means floods caused by the monsoon season will soon be over, said Environment and Water MinisÂter Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man.
Singapore: Floods in M'sia drive up prices of fish and vegetables as 17 imported Covid-19 cases reported
SINGAPORE, Jan 12 (The Straits Times/ANN): The prices of vegetables and fish are going up across the board at wet markets in Singapore, with some vegetables costing about twice as much as they were just weeks ago.
