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Govt must cease harassment and intimidation of peaceful protesters
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Malaysia: Government must stop harassment and intimidation of peaceful protesters
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LETTER | Stop harassing #Lawan protest organisers, participants
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Spritzer Malaysia Urges Rakyat Malaysia to Get COVID-19 Vaccination
Spritzer prioritises employee s safety and health, initiates steps to acquire vaccination
KUALA LUMPUR, Jul 05, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Spritzer Malaysia ( Spritzer or the Company ), which produces Malaysia s best-selling natural mineral water, is urging Rakyat Malaysia to register themselves for the COVID-19 vaccination to protect themselves and those around them from the spread of new variants that are more transmissible and deadlier given that only about half of the country s population is registered.
Since the pandemic started in 2020, the Company has been working closely with frontliners such as the medical team, police force, the military and enforcement agencies to ensure that there is clean water supply available, nationwide. In view of the seriousness of the pandemic, Spritzer has continuously contributed mineral water to several COVID-19 vaccination centres as a support to frontliners, volunteers and
The Food Aid Programme, driven by the Cultural Economy Development Agency (Cendana), aims to help 1, 500 artists and cultural workers across the nation. Photo: Cendana
With the extension of Phase One of movement control under the National Recovery Plan to curb the spread of Covid-19, the cultural and creative sectors will continue to remain shut.
The ongoing closure of performing arts spaces and the suspension of cultural events - which began in the Klang Valley on May 7 before the implementation of total nationwide lockdown on June 1 - has left the arts scene nationwide verging on Covid-induced collapse.
The immediate measures now are to get food aid to arts communities and individuals who are negatively impacted by the pandemic and the various lockdowns.