A slew of reforms in Perak and other news you may have missed
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KINI ROUNDUP | Here are key headlines you may have missed, in brief.
1. Perak Menteri Besar Saarani Mohamad has received unanimous support from Perak assemblypersons after striking a deal with the opposition to introduce a slew of reforms, while Kelantan moves to terminate supervisory officers in certain constituencies.
2. Malaysia’s total Covid-19 figures now surpasses that of Mainland China and has set a new record for active cases, while a nurse at Universiti Sains Malaysia Hospital is among those who succumbed to the disease.
3. Alor Setar native Jocelyn Yow, who is now the mayor of the California town of Eastvale, shared the stories of growing up in Malaysia and her rapid rise to public office.
Selangor will not recognise PeKT members - exco
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The Selangor government will not recognise any representatives from the Housing and Local Government Ministry s Penggerak Komuniti Tempatan (PeKT) initiative to serve in the state.
State exco in charge of local governments, Ng Sze Han, said the intended role of PeKT members is seen to be nearly similar to the function of existing local councillors.
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