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Philippines: 1M physical distancing retained as Covid-19 cases goes above 280,000
MANILA, Sept. 19 (Xinhua): The number of confirmed Covid-19 (coronavirus) cases in the Philippines surged to 283,460 after the Department of Health (DOH) reported 3,962 new daily cases on Saturday.
Thailand: Govt reports three imported cases as Thais get all-clear to travel to UK
BANGKOK, Sept 19 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): The Foreign Ministry’s deputy spokesperson Natapanu Nopakun said on Friday (September 18) that the United Kingdom will no longer require people travelling from Thailand to undergo 14-day quarantine.
Bursa Malaysia likely to trade in cautious mode next week
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 19 (Bernama): Bursa Malaysia is expected to trade at the current level next week, with the benchmark index hovering within a range of 1,510 to 1,540 ahead of the release of the August inflation data, FTSE Russell's decision on Malaysian bonds, and the Sabah state election.
Constricting or constrictor? Man uses snake as face mask
LONDON (AFP): Public transport bosses in northwest England on Tuesday clarified the rules on face coverings after a bus passenger was spotted with a snake around his neck and mouth.
Wee orders probe into Sandakan e-hailing operator over non-compliance
PETALING JAYA: Two agencies have been directed to investigate an e-hailing operator for flouting the rules, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
Could PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X be swan song for consoles?
The upcoming release of a ninth generation of games consoles by Sony and Microsoft is set to be a sales slam dunk with consumers seeking entertainment during pandemic confinement, but could it also be their swan song as the habits of gamers change?
INTERACTIVE: Malaysians cannot afford to live longer
A longer life expectancy is often seen as a blessing but the reality is that many Malaysians simply cannot afford to live longer due to insufficient savings and the absence of retirement plans.
Turkey's Istanbul adopts alternate working hours to curb COVID-19 pandemic
ISTANBUL, Sept. 18 (Xinhua) -- Turkey's biggest city Istanbul adopted alternate working hours for public employees to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic over the rising number of daily cases, Istanbul Governor Ali Yerlikaya announced on Friday.
Xinhua Asia-Pacific news summary at 1600 GMT, Sept. 18
PHNOM PENH -- Cambodia on Friday lashed out at two U.S. politicians for interfering in the country's domestic affairs after they called for the release of jailed activists.
Court rejects bid to stop govt from axing KVDT2 project
KUALA LUMPUR: A contractor failed in its bid to obtain an interim injunction to restrain and prevent the government from cancelling or terminating its contract for Phase 2 of the Klang Valley Double Track Rehabilitation Project (KVDT2).
