Covid-19 contributed to more clinical waste in Malaysia last year
The quantity of clinical waste generated in 2020 rose 18.1% to 39,883.32 metric tonnes compared to 33,756.99 metric tonnes in 2019.
M’sia unable to regulate online streaming platforms: Communications Minister
"Our laws are only for companies that are registered in our country and for global internet services, we still do not have a mechanism," said the minister.
Risking China’s ire, 7 countries helping Taiwan’s secretive submarine project
The Taiwanese project, which officially began in 2017, is formally known as the Indigenous Defense Submarine program.
Duterte’s chosen successor exits Philippines presidential race
He said that his family is against his move to vie for the presidency.
Taiwan under fresh threat as advanced refueling plane enters air zone
If numerous Y-20s are deployed, the Chinese Air Force will become an expedition-type fleet that can conduct airstrikes on the eastern shores of Taiwan.
Pakistan audit finds massive irregularities in Covid-19 spending
Following the outbreak of Covid-19 in the country, the government had launched the Prime Minister’s Relief Package in 2020 .
Coats and cash donated to Phnom Penh’s cyclo-drivers
With a cold weather front approaching in the next few days, the Phnom Penh Municipal Administration on Nov 28 distributed blankets, coats and cash to 300 cyclo-drivers.
More than four out of five Malaysian students back in school for lessons
Schools were shut nationwide early May this year after Covid-19 was detected among several students.
Patients with Omicron Covid-19 variant showing ‘very mild’ symptoms: South African doctor
The news of the new variant emerging from South Africa prompted a swift reaction from several countries.
China’s economic policies aim to stabilize growth as virus stirs global markets
Recent signals indicate that Chinese policymakers are looking to prioritize growth stabilization over risk prevention, although they are always trying to balance the two sides,…