Lives Not Lost: Asia Sees Unexpected Gains In Coronavirus Lockdowns
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PATHUM THANI, THAILAND (AFP)Emergency workers usually busy attending to accidents on Thailand's roads mill around ambulances parked at a service stationfewer cr
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KUALA LUMPUR β’ Malaysian prosecutors yesterday dropped money-laundering charges against Riza Aziza Hollywood producer and the stepson of previous prime minister
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KUALA LUMPURMalaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin's already slim grip on power is showing signs of slipping after an MP from his Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malay
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The United States has reached a settlement to recover more than US$49 million (S$70 million) involving Malaysian sovereign wealth fund 1MDB, the Department of J
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KUALA LUMPURA total of 57 chambers of commerce and industry associations in Malaysia said it was "critical for businesses to resume operations nationwide&q
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PETALING JAYA β’ Eight of the 13 states in Malaysia have decided to retain some controls to halt the spread of the coronavirus in their territories, even though
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In the crowded room of his dormitory in Singapore, metal scrap worker Rethnam's nightmares are about infection. "I panic every time someone coughs or even
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Russia's new cases jump to nearly 10k MOSCOW β’ Russia reported 9,623 new cases of coronavirus yesterday, its highest daily rise, bringing the total to 124,054.
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KUALA LUMPURMore than 210,000 people have signed a petition by late Saturday afternoon (May 2) urging the Malaysian government to continue with its movement res
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JOHOR BARUThe Johor state government said on Friday (May 1) it's detected three new Covid-19 cases involving Malaysians who returned from Singapore. Johor Healt
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