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Chinese central authorities solicit opinions from HK representatives on improving HK electoral system
Chinese central authorities on Sunday started to hold a two-day symposium in south China's Shenzhen to solicit opinions from representatives from all walks of life in Hong Kong on improving the special administrative region's electoral system and upholding "patriots governing Hong Kong."
Johor folk happy with easing of restriction but will continue to minimise movement to stay safe
DESPITE the lifting of the 10km radius travel limit within a district, many are still restricting their movement in an effort to bring down the number of Covid-19 cases.
How fashion at work is now different: 'I saw someone wearing just their socks'
Remote working is changing work clothes habits, and while vaccines may bring back some formality, old-school office attire should emerge from the pandemic far less starched and strict.
Several tourist attractions in Sabah still closed despite easing of MCO rules
KOTA KINABALU: Despite the relaxation of tourism and cultural activities announced last week, major tourism and cultural spots in the state capital have yet to be opened to the public.
Thailand mulls waiving quarantine for vaccinated tourists
BANGKOK, Feb 23 (Bloomberg): Thailand may scrap its two-week mandatory quarantine for foreign visitors with proof of Covid-19 vaccination as the South-East Asian nation seeks to revive its pandemic-hit tourism industry.
Chinese health authorities deny planning to end birth control restrictions
The National Health Commission said comments that three provinces would be allowed to adopt new policies did not mean it would end limits on family sizeCurrently families are limited to two children, but the end of the one-child policy has failed to stop birth rates falling
Campuses partially reopen after two months
HONG KONG: Children here were seen returning to campuses in a steady stream following a government announcement ahead of the Lunar New Year that schools will be allowed to open their doors to one-third of the registered number of students provided the Covid-19 situation did not deteriorate.
Sabah tourism, cultural spots told to draw up SOPs following easing of rules
KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Tourism, Culture and Environment Ministry has reminded tourism and cultural premises here to be prepared with standard operating procedures (SOP) as they are allowed to receive visitors following relaxation of rules during the movement control order (MCO) in Sabah.
Bank Indonesia policy to boost weak demand hinges on consumer, bank appetites: governor
JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/ANN): The latest move by Bank Indonesia (BI) to relax down-payment regulations to boost property and automotive sales will hinge on the appetites of consumers and banks, with the former facing much-reduced purchasing power as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
UK's Johnson to plot path to reopen the battered US$3 trillion economy
LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will plot a path out of COVID-19 lockdown on Monday in an effort to gradually reopen the battered US$3 trillion economy, aided by one of the fastest vaccine rollouts in the world.
