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Singapore shutdown to cost economy S$10bil
SINGAPORE'S partial lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus could cost the economy about S$10 billion ($7 billion) in lost output, Maybank Kim Eng Research Pte. estimates.
Cops arrest man after finding 60 bottles of ketum in car
HULU SELANGOR: Police have arrested a man after finding 90 litres of ketum water in 60 bottles in his car.
MCO boosts demand for seeds, gardening tools
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The demand for vegetable seeds and gardening tools has increased significantly since enforcement of the movement control order (MCO) on March 18, with more people spending their time at home doing gardening.
Australia promises aid to coronavirus-alert Pacific as cyclone tears through
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia said on Thursday it stood ready to help nearby Pacific Island nations in the aftermath of a powerful cyclone that has cut a path through a region already under restricted movement to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
In Libya, water cuts add to misery of conflict and coronavirus
TUNIS (Reuters) - Cuts to Tripoli's water and power supply on Tuesday and Wednesday aggravated conditions for civilians after days of intensified fighting that have undermined preparations to cope with the novel coronavirus.
Sabahan gains loyal dog on 120km trek home
KOTA KINABALU: In these grim times when the world battles a deadly virus, the story of a man and a dog named Hachiko in Sabah brings a ray of sunshine.
Flipping burgers and warming hearts
PETALING JAYA: In fighting for survival during the movement control order (MCO), some businesses like gourmet burger joint myBurgerLab are fast adapting to find ways to not only ride out this period but also help those in need.
Migrant workers and refugees cry for help
Number of foreigners in need of support rising but situation also bleak for poor Malaysians, say NGOs
Protective gear for frontliners
KUCHING: The state Fire and Rescue Department has received a helping hand for its personnel who are carrying out sanitisation operations as part of measures to curb the spread of Covid-19.
Team Europe captain Harrington shoots down idea of Ryder Cup without fans
(Reuters) - This year's Ryder Cup should not be held if fans are unable to attend the event due to the coronavirus pandemic, Team Europe captain Padraig Harrington said on Wednesday.