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Gopal Sri Ram cites a precedent set in a landmark constitutional case six decades ago showing that ultimate authority lies with the Cabinet.

Muhyiddin Yassin emphasises the importance of acting in accordance with the law in carrying out his duties.

Anwar Ibrahim meanwhile slams Ismail Sabri, saying as a 'son of Pahang' he should be mindful not to commit 'treachery' against the Agong.

They recommend waiting for authentic information obtained through clinical studies on the matter.

This comes as a Malaysian businessman defends his part of the huge contract as being 'above board'.

As Putrajaya mulls relaxing restrictions for those who have been fully immunised, experts weigh in on the pros and cons of depending on proof of vaccination for greater domestic flexibility.

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.

Initially touted as a main tourist attraction, it is now struggling to continue fulfilling its various duties to the community as financial problems persist.

Many who tested positive were also close contacts.

They have cut down their meals to one a day, waiting for the time when they can go back to work.

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.

PM Muhyiddin Yassin says the government remains committed to ensuring that the welfare and career paths of contract officers are given due attention.