Omicron explodes, glove average selling price has been slowly increased !

I though the Mohammad Parkeer cable with politician is very strong, and told the public would like to ban the KPMG from operating in Malaysia, mana tau, apa pun tak ada, KPMG still afloat but Parkeer sudah cabut from Serba

This company is very safe and better than other tourism and gaming company as the company is in the NET CASH POSITION !

Still have plenty of cash to be utilized in this company !!!

Once the border reopen, the price should be at least RM 0.145 -RM 0.160

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s borders are set to fully reopen on March 1, says National Recovery Council (NRC) chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

“It was recommended by the NRC that the country's borders be fully opened in due time to support the nation's recovery.

"In connection to this, the council agrees that the nation's borders are to fully open as early as March 1 without the need for mandatory quarantine," he said in a statement after chairing the NRC meeting on Tuesday (Feb 8).

Muhyiddin, however, noted that those entering the country would have to undergo Covid-19 tests before and right after arriving into the country as recommended by the Health Ministry.

"The opening of the nation's borders needs to be done accordingly and based on current risk assessment," he added.

The borders had been partially closed since early 2020 following the Covid-19 outbreak to check the spread of the virus.

Muhyiddin added the border opening matter was raised by Immigration director-general Datuk Seri Khairul Dzaimee Daud during the meeting.

On a separate matter, Muhyiddin said NRC had also recommended a more systematic management of grants, loans and financial aid for micro, small and medium enterprises.

He said this was crucial to ensure the optimum use of resources without any overlapping claims.

The council also took note of the difficulties faced by the construction industry due to rising cost of materials, labour shortages and movement control.

"In view of this, the council supports recommendations by the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) to seek immediate and long term structural solutions for these issues," he added.

Muhyiddin also said Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin had briefed NRC on the current pandemic situation, particularly the spread of the Omicron variant.

Although there had been an increase in the number of daily infections, he noted that steps taken by the health authorities, high rate of vaccination in the country and the implementation of booster shots, had succeeded in reducing the number of serious infections under Category 3 to Category 5.

Administration of booster doses among the youths and young children would also be stepped up, he said.

Muhyiddin also announced the appointment of Tan Sri Dr Sulaiman Mahbob as chief executive officer of the NRC secretariat effective Feb 1 and among his tasks were to draft the direction and strategies of the National Recovery Plan 2.0.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s borders are set to fully reopen on March 1, says National Recovery Council (NRC) chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

“It was recommended by the NRC that the country's borders be fully opened in due time to support the nation's recovery.

"In connection to this, the council agrees that the nation's borders are to fully open as early as March 1 without the need for mandatory quarantine," he said in a statement after chairing the NRC meeting on Tuesday (Feb 8).

Muhyiddin, however, noted that those entering the country would have to undergo Covid-19 tests before and right after arriving into the country as recommended by the Health Ministry.

"The opening of the nation's borders needs to be done accordingly and based on current risk assessment," he added.

The borders had been partially closed since early 2020 following the Covid-19 outbreak to check the spread of the virus.

Muhyiddin added the border opening matter was raised by Immigration director-general Datuk Seri Khairul Dzaimee Daud during the meeting.

On a separate matter, Muhyiddin said NRC had also recommended a more systematic management of grants, loans and financial aid for micro, small and medium enterprises.

He said this was crucial to ensure the optimum use of resources without any overlapping claims.

The council also took note of the difficulties faced by the construction industry due to rising cost of materials, labour shortages and movement control.

"In view of this, the council supports recommendations by the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) to seek immediate and long term structural solutions for these issues," he added.

Muhyiddin also said Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin had briefed NRC on the current pandemic situation, particularly the spread of the Omicron variant.

Although there had been an increase in the number of daily infections, he noted that steps taken by the health authorities, high rate of vaccination in the country and the implementation of booster shots, had succeeded in reducing the number of serious infections under Category 3 to Category 5.

Administration of booster doses among the youths and young children would also be stepped up, he said.

Muhyiddin also announced the appointment of Tan Sri Dr Sulaiman Mahbob as chief executive officer of the NRC secretariat effective Feb 1 and among his tasks were to draft the direction and strategies of the National Recovery Plan 2.0.

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s borders are set to fully reopen on March 1, says National Recovery Council (NRC) chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.

“It was recommended by the NRC that the country's borders be fully opened in due time to support the nation's recovery.

"In connection to this, the council agrees that the nation's borders are to fully open as early as March 1 without the need for mandatory quarantine," he said in a statement after chairing the NRC meeting on Tuesday (Feb 8).

Muhyiddin, however, noted that those entering the country would have to undergo Covid-19 tests before and right after arriving into the country as recommended by the Health Ministry.

"The opening of the nation's borders needs to be done accordingly and based on current risk assessment," he added.

The borders had been partially closed since early 2020 following the Covid-19 outbreak to check the spread of the virus.

Muhyiddin added the border opening matter was raised by Immigration director-general Datuk Seri Khairul Dzaimee Daud during the meeting.

On a separate matter, Muhyiddin said NRC had also recommended a more systematic management of grants, loans and financial aid for micro, small and medium enterprises.

He said this was crucial to ensure the optimum use of resources without any overlapping claims.

The council also took note of the difficulties faced by the construction industry due to rising cost of materials, labour shortages and movement control.

"In view of this, the council supports recommendations by the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) to seek immediate and long term structural solutions for these issues," he added.

Muhyiddin also said Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin had briefed NRC on the current pandemic situation, particularly the spread of the Omicron variant.

Although there had been an increase in the number of daily infections, he noted that steps taken by the health authorities, high rate of vaccination in the country and the implementation of booster shots, had succeeded in reducing the number of serious infections under Category 3 to Category 5.

Administration of booster doses among the youths and young children would also be stepped up, he said.

Muhyiddin also announced the appointment of Tan Sri Dr Sulaiman Mahbob as chief executive officer of the NRC secretariat effective Feb 1 and among his tasks were to draft the direction and strategies of the National Recovery Plan 2.0.

Any shareholder willing to pay my traveling expenses to Bahrain, I will bring the auditor to Bahrain to verify 1 by 1.

Is 1.43 billion, 4.54 billion is no longer relevant.

Bumiputera Icon Company ? Apa yang telah berlaku ?

The selling price of the glove has hit bottom in the last few month, and currently at the uptrend !

Genting Theme Park has been officially launching today after closed for about 10 years !!! Largest Theme Park in southeast asia and the only legal place to put the bet in Malaysia !!! RGB will received more contract from Genting Malaysia soon !