The former prime minister says he resorted to several tough measures which paid off in the end.

The basic foundation of reading, writing and counting must be laid before students can progress to the next level, says educationist.

The border closures have jeopardised the income of many, who eagerly await a chance to get their jobs back.

While it may feel like the pandemic will continue forever, there will come a day when it ends.

Mohamed Azmin Ali says his ministry will take a targeted approach by closing only the industries affected with the focus on getting employees vaccinated.

MPN chairman Muhyiddin Yassin says there is 'no turning back anymore'.

He says companies and industries are also encouraged to continue regular inspections and tests.

While gaps remain in learning despite the return to the physical classroom, cooperation from all quarters could be enough to bridge the gulfs and help students make up for the time lost to Covid-19.

Defence Minister Hishammuddin Hussein says the majority of Omicron cases in the country comprise those returning from overseas.

They voice the most concern over the possibility of more lockdowns and border closures.

While no such measures have yet been announced, an economist says any return of a movement control order will affect economic growth as seen before.

Nagendran did everything within his power to ensure that he received a refund for the nearly RM5,000 he had spent on tickets after the flight was cancelled.