Ask not what govt can do

From MATTHEW OOI, Bandar Baru Nilai, Negri Sembilan.

We need urgent rent aid or loans, eateries plea

PETALING JAYA: Restaurants and small coffeeshops hope the government can provide them with six months’ rental subsidies or interest-free loans to keep them afloat.

Retailers and restaurants are ready but cautious

PETALING JAYA: Eating outlets and retailers are swinging into action to try and capture as much of the Chinese New Year business as possible following the reopening of more sectors.

In memory of Police Constable 28847

When will it end?

No one has the answer when the Covid-19 pandemic will end. The road towards normalcy will take a bit of time.

Penang-based nature artist Nasir Nadzir dead at 31 from Covid-19 complications

Nasir Nadzir was known for his highly curious mind and intense dedication to his wildlife artwork.

The year of living dangerously

The past eight months have brought many changes to our lives due to Covid-19 and for sure many of us can’t wait to get back to doing the simple things in life.

New normal for kopitiam operators

HOWEVER small their shop may be, traditional kopitiam operators are now used to the standard operating procedures (SOP) for Covid-19 and they will be following the rules set for the latest conditional movement control order (MCO).

Eateries hungry for relief

PETALING JAYA: Mamak restaurants and other eateries are hoping in earnest for the government to come up with a comprehensive financial assistance plan for them in Budget 2021.

Eateries crying out for help

PETALING JAYA: It is about one in the afternoon at a Chinese coffee shop in Petaling Jaya and char kuey teow seller Ah Hock is waiting for customers.