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Four men issued compound in Port Dickson for SOP violation
SEREMBAN (Bernama): Two men were compounded RM5,000 each for violating standard operating procedures (SOP) on the movement control order by going on inter-state and inter-district travel without permission to Port Dickson here, Tuesday (May 18).
Tourist spots wary of social media influencers
Residents of Australia’s Byron Bay have hit out at plans for a reality TV show set in the iconic holiday town, highlighting a growing backlash against social media influencers and digital nomads who often exacerbate troubles that dog tourist hot spots.
KJ: States can buy vaccines
PETALING JAYA: State governments will not be prevented from buying their own Covid-19 vaccines, says Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Khairy Jamaluddin.
Man donates US$550,000 in cash to Japan city
Tokyo: An elderly Japanese man has anonymously donated his life’s savings – in cash – to a city outside of Tokyo, an unexpected financial windfall as the economy reels from the fallout of the pandemic.
Saving Hulu T’ganu dialects
KUALA BERANG: The more than 30 different dialects in Hulu Terengganu alone is what makes the district very unique, adding more dimensions to the country’s cultural heritage.
12 foreign workers fined for SOP violation
JEMPOL: Twelve foreign workers have been slapped with a RM1,500 compound each for violating the Covid-19 prevention procedures here, said district police chief Supt Hoo Chang Hook.
Requesting test approval
PENANG is urging the Federal Government to expedite approval to screen for Covid-19 using saliva samples.
U.S. lawmakers urge Facebook to drop plans for Instagram for kids
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A group of Democratic U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday urged Facebook Inc to drop plans for a version of photo-sharing app Instagram for children younger than 13, saying the social media company had failed to "make meaningful commitments to protecting kids online."
Vaccines must be approved by pharmaceutical regulatory agency before states allowed to purchase it, says KJ
PETALING JAYA: The agreements inked between the Federal Government and Covid-19 vaccine manufacturers stipulate that the companies must first provide the Malaysian Government its order before selling to other parties in the country, says Khairy Jamaluddin.
