One says there is 'no room to train them' while another says pre-service training could be an option as not many have been prepared for the pandemic-season online learning methods.

They say art is a cultural asset and that exhibitions should be allowed to continue as there is no telling when the pandemic will end.

This is among additional SOPs put in place following claims of recipients having received incorrect dosages or no vaccine at all.

He says MPs from the bloc want to see 'how the government conducts the meeting'.

Ameer Ali Mydeen says businesses should be grouped according to their Covid-19 risk, adding that many now classified as 'non-essential' are collapsing under the present lockdown.

He says while the council appears similar to Putrajaya's National Recovery Plan, the latter has failed to resolve the Covid crisis.

Health Minister Dr Adham Baba says this is to minimise their risk of severe Covid-19 once they return to school.

Many from poor or rural families lack the facilities needed to properly follow home-based teaching and learning, while others may have lost the drive to continue studying.

The reminder by former Federal Court judge Gopal Sri Ram follows a string of announcements from states on the reopening of their legislative assemblies in August.

EPF chief strategy officer Nurhisham Hussein also says there is no trade-off between the economy and health.

They recommend using more related indicators to decide on transition from one phase to the next.

The PPV at the Bukit Jalil National Stadium, the biggest yet, will be able to see a maximum 10,000 jabs per day if all goes well.