Can carbonated drinks cause positive Covid-19 tests?
MDA chief executive officer Dr Muralitharan Paramasua said there was no evidence to prove that carbonated drinks can lead to a positive Covid-19 test result.
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Over 100 illegals nabbed in raids across Malaysia
Immigration department deputy director-general Jafri Embok Taha said 224 officers and enforcement personnel from various agencies, led by the department, raided 30 premises in…
Dubai Move a waste of plotters’ time: Malaysian deputy prime minister
The supposed plan to topple the government had been talked about in political circles following an interview given by Community Communications Department deputy director-general…
Poverty eradication a top priority for Malaysia: Minister
"Even though the Federal Territories are perceived as lands of opportunity, the high cost of living has significantly impacted many residents living in the city, especially the…
Are durians now a non-seasonal fruit?
While each type of durian, such as D24, Black Thorn or Red Prawn, is seasonal, the timing of when the tree comes into fruit is different.
Malaysia to conduct more swoops on illegal workers
The Deputy Inspector-General of Police said the operations would also focus on locations where crimes involving foreigners are high.
No year-end holiday joy as floods put a damper on plans for Malaysians
More than 25,000 people have already been evacuated because of floods and landslides in low-lying states on Dec 26.
Over 25,000 Malaysians forced to flee their homes as east coast battered by monsoon
Water levels from already swollen rivers are also expected to continue rising as the Meteorological Department has forecast continuous rain for Terengganu, Pahang and Johor.
Crowd gathers outside US embassy to kick off six-day ‘Kepung Demi Palestin’ rally
Dozens of policemen were seen standing by in front and around the embassy, with the road leading towards its entrance being blocked off by a police truck.
High-end land parcels the main choice of foreigners
Among them are popular Hong Kong actors Hugo Ng, Dickson Lee and Philip Keung, who reportedly bought properties in Penang.