The Amanah vice-president says the PM should emulate the former Perak MB and test his support in Dewan Rakyat.

Muhyiddin Yassin says this will ensure the economic survival and wellbeing of the people amid the Covid-19 crisis.

Nomination will be on January 4 while early voting will be on January 12.

Young Malaysians ask if political expediency reason ‘power-hungry’ getting away with flouting Covid-19 rules.  

Parliament, police and govt officials among biggest perceived culprits.

Jobless have no choice but to tap Account 1 as debts pile up, economy shows no signs of recovery.  

Lack of access to clean water, land issues and difficulty getting health and education among constant problems, says report.

They also want reduced venue rents, suspended Socso, EPF contributions and cash aid to survive.

Associations plead for more tax rebates, aid to preserve cash flow as country suffers 3^rd wave of Covid-19.

Threshold odour number of zero recorded, but investigations ongoing to ascertain cause of odour pollution.

KL City Hall opening up spaces for them to trade an avenue to provide for their families.

Most refugees have been unemployed since the MCO in March and are relying on charities to survive.

Daily wage-earners slipping through Prihatin net, long way to go before recovery comes along.

Schools only reopen on January 20 but many households can’t afford devices for remote learning.

It will take several hours for supply to be restored after water treatment plants start pumping a gain, says Hee.