The Star Malaysia - 2020-03-27

• Get ready for stricter MCO, M’sians warned
• Sickening fake news
• Come rain or shine
• Figures from around the world — more than 20,000 deaths and about three billion people under lockdown.
• Waging a war on two fronts
• Wee: All essential goods must reach the public
• Beware of scammers on the prowl
• Medical experts treat forecast with caution
• 80 medical staff members from MOH test positive
• Malaysia sees another 235 new cases and four deaths
• Varsity students make face shields for hospitals
• Essential services workers take the risk to serve others
• Labis family goes the extra mile to sanitise public areas
• MCO violators face the music
• Seven Istana Negara staff test positive
• PM and Cabinet donate two months’ salary towards fund
• Arrests made on those defying MCO
• Work-related FAQs during the MCO
• Enhanced MCO on two villages in Kluang
• Family ties not fraying
• ‘Perform Qing Ming rites at home’
• Bukit Larut reserve in peril
• AirAsia grounding most flights from March 28 to May 31
• Stimulus package ‘on steroids’ needed for retailers to recover
• Lee: Help employers avoid laying off workers
• Solidarity in times of crisis
• HK stars on shoot in Malaysia return home safely
• Vital to keep food supply chain moving
• When the going gets tough
• Malaysians showing their unpleasant side
• Support services in a quandary
• Residents begin their journey home
• The poor conditions in Rohingya camps are a horrifying scene for experts watching the coronaviru­s pandemic creep closer.
• ‘You’ve got to eat it, to beat it’, says a chef attempting to boost morale in Hanoi by selling green, coronaviru­s-themed burgers.
• From April 1, courts will allow no more than two lawyers or litigants per party at a hearing, in the wake of the Covid-19 outbreak.
• The anti-terrorism squad shot and killed one suspect and arrested two others in a raid on the main island of Java.
• Vietnam quarantine­s tens of thousands in camps
• ‘Govt sharing virus info with world’
• Yunnan’s tourism industry shows signs of a rebound as park reopens
• Firm delivers isolation rooms to S. Korea to fight virus
• Japan: No state of emergency for now
• Chill out and tomb sweep at home, Taiwan says amid virus fears
• NZ falls silent on day one of lockdown
• Ship out, Australia warns
• ‘Prince Charles did not jump the queue for a virus test’
• NZ gunman pleads guilty
• Kosovo government toppled by no-confidence vote
• Iran says has ‘no knowledge’ of missing ex-FBI agent
• Iraqi military: Rockets hit Baghdad’s Green Zone
• ‘We’re not budging’
• Wimbledon status to be known after next week’s meeting
• IOC criticised after Turkish boxers caught coronaviru­s
• A-League player breaks quarantine in golf buggy joyride
• Anna in Wonderland
• Hendrawan fears wait maybetoo weighty on shuttlers
• FAM hope teams seek win-win situation after extension of MCO
• Hammer thrower Sadat believes he can go the distance under female coach
• Sad lords of the rings
• Police football players armed to help fight spread of virus.
• Diver Jun Hoong to ensure there’s no nosedive in longer route to Tokyo.
• It won’t feel like the Olympics if it’s not held in summer.

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