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Man allegedly pushes wife off 18th floor home out of jealousy

Man allegedly pushes wife off 18th floor home out of jealousy 11 Apr 2021 / 20:08 H. Pix for illustration purposes. GEORGE TOWN: A woman who was found dead on the roof of a Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) electric switch panel room at Bukit Awana condominium, Air Itam here was allegedly pushed out of the living room window of her 18th floor home by her husband. Timur Laut district police chief, ACP Soffian Santong said police received information on the discovery of the body of the 35-year-old woman yesterday at 12.06 am before investigating the case and detaining the husband half an hour later at their home.

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Covid-19 weekly round-up: New clusters see Malaysia continue four-digit streak | Malaysia

Friday, 09 Apr 2021 02:02 PM MYT Health workers collect swab samples to test for Covid-19 at Dewan Kebajikan Gombak Setia February 20, 2021. Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUALA LUMPUR, April 9 With 348 Covid-19 clusters still active and reporting new cases, Malaysia continues to grapple with four-digit new infections every day. It is obvious from the Ministry of Health’s daily Coronavirus Disease 2019 Situation Report that the two main types of clusters triggering new cases are those linked to the workplace and community. The hotbeds for the transmission of the deadly coronavirus are, in fact, workplaces such as factories, construction sites, construction companies, business centres, education centres and public administrative centres.

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Covid-19 (April 8): 1,285 new cases, 513 in Klang Valley

A R-naught number of below 1 suggested that the spread of Covid-19 was slowing down. The regions with a R-naught number of more than one are Perak, Sarawak, Sabah and Kelantan. Meanwhile, Kuala Lumpur, which had 120 new cases, reported its highest number in 17 days. Deaths Another four Covid-19 related death was reported today in Selangor (2), Sarawak (1) and Sabah (1), bringing the national death toll to 1,308. The victims were all Malaysian citizens with comorbidity. Their age was between 60 and 83. Details of all Covid-19 patients are available on Clusters The Health Ministry today reported that 348 Covid-19 clusters are still active, down from 467 a month ago.

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Covid-19 (March 31): 1,482 new cases, numbers creeping up in S gor

Covid-19 (March 31): 1,482 new cases, numbers creeping up in S gor
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Confusion over ways to appeal RM10,000 fine

PETALING JAYA: Not only the people are confused over ways to appeal the RM10,000 fine for breaching the standard operating procedures (SOP), but health authorities in different states are also facing the same predicament. State Health Departments said they were not authorised to handle appeals or reduce the fine, according to a report by Sin Chew Daily on Monday (March 15). Checks revealed that they could not ascertain the clear process needed for people to appeal the fine. Petaling Jaya district health officials have advised the people to apply for a permit to travel to the Health Ministry in Putrajaya to file their appeal with its director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.

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