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Pfizer-BioNTech Will Soon Be The Main Covid-19 Vaccine In Msia Once Sinovac Supply Finishes

The health ministry said that the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine will soon be the main Covid-19 vaccine for Malaysia once the supply of Sinovac vaccines are use up.

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Malaysia Ranks #13 In The Global Passport Index Ranking, One Place Higher Than Last Year’s

Malaysia passport rank improves from 14 to 13 in global passport ranking by Henly & Partners with access to 179 countries.

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Malaysia’s Covid-19 Cases Might Increase Over The Next 2 Weeks Before Stabilising, Warns Health DG

The health ministry predicts that Malaysia's Covid-19 cases may continue to increase for another week or two before stabilising, due to the Delta variant.

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Foreign Traders Tell Govt That They Might Leave Malaysia Due To Poor Handling Of Covid-19

Foreign traders are telling the Prime Minister that they are planning to leave Malaysia due to inconsistent Covid-19 SOPs and EMCO.

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Grand Seasons Hotel In KL To Become A Welfare Centre For Covid-19 Voluntary Activities

The Grand Seasons Hotel in Kuala Lumpur that was closed in 2019 will now be used as a Covid-19 welfare centre.

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Lambda Variant Of COVID-19 Detected In More Than 30 Countries, Is Not In M’sia Yet

A new COVID-19 variant called Lambda has been reported in over 30 countries. This variant is said to be deadlier than the Delta variant.

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M’sians To Receive Cash Assistance & Discounts On Electricity Bills In Govt’s PEMULIH Package

Here's all you need to know about PEMULIH, the financial assistance package announced to aid Malaysians during PPN.

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Antiparasitic Drug Ivermectin Only Approved For Animal Use In M’sia, Doctor Warns Public To Not Buy It For COVID-19

Dr Steven Lim Chee Loon explains that Ivermectin is approved only for animal use in Malaysia and people should not buy it.

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Kids Aged 12 To 18 Can Now Be Registered For COVID-19 Vaccination On MySejahtera

Malaysian children aged 12 to 18 will be able to get their COVID-19 vaccinations around August, in the 5th phase of the national immunisation programme.

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Interstate & Overseas Travel May Be Possible For Fully Vaccinated Malaysians, Says Government

People who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 maybe soon be able to resume interstate travel in Malaysia, as well as overseas travel.

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