Carian mengenai topik new-norm

U.S. officials say they expect "candid" discussions during Yellen's July 6-9 trip.

China said it had "completed various tasks" around Taiwan, but will continue regular patrols, potentially signaling an end to war games.

Annuar said the transition period is the best time for the government to consider whether the general election can be held or not.

Malaysia today took the first step towards some semblance of normalcy as Putrajaya allowed a large part of the country to resume operations, but with strict social distancing guidelines.

The scenes at train stations, highways, restaurants and other shops gave a picture of what the "new normal" looks like.

The government has indicated that until a vaccine is available, which could take up to two years, Covid-19 will be part of the community and Malaysians will need to live by a different set of rules.

As of today, individuals are allowed to travel beyond 10km radius from their homes to buy groceries, food or for medical treatment.

However, Senior Minister (Security Cluster) Ismail Sabri Yaakob pointed out that interstate travel is still not permitted under the conditional movement control order from May 4 to May 12.

Designers like Michael Kors, Carolina Herrera and Christian Siriano will present their latest creations live during the Feb. 11 - 16 event.

The voting process for the Melaka state election is running smoothly with voters strictly complying with the stipulated SOP under the new normal circumstances.

The strict SOP for the Melaka state election has provided interesting experiences to candidates, including having breakfast up to four times a day.

The results of the Embracing New Norms Campaign Impact Study shows that the majority of Malaysians have high awareness towards carrying out SOPs under the new normal.

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The 15th Melaka state election process begins today with candidates' nominations being held in new norms at 28 nomination centres.

The Melaka state election which will start tomorrow with the nomination process at 28 nomination centres, will be held in new norms in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, reminded all Malaysian Hindus to celebrate Deepavali by adopting new norms.

Ismail Sabri said as a Malaysian Family, everyone needed to work together to revive the country and adapt to new norms.

The rakyat still require time to adjust back to pre-COVID times and find new ways to recover from the loss of loved ones, jobs and income.

Dr Noor Hisham said everyone must adapt to these new norms and understand that the world will not be the same anymore.