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Birthday party at state GOF HQ leads to new cluster in Sabah | New Straits TimesKOTA KINABALU: Two new Covid-19 clusters were detected in Sabah including one sparked by a birthday party.
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New Zealand inflation hits 30-year high | New Straits TimesNSTworld NewZealand's annual inflation rate soared to a three-decade high in 2021, driven by fuelprice hikes and the country's red-hot property market, official data showed. JacindaArdern
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Russia, Ukraine agree to keep ceasefire, new talks next month | New Straits TimesPARIS: Envoys from Moscow and Kyiv on Wednesday committed to a fragile ceasefire in eastern Ukraine during talks in Paris and agreed to continue their discussions against the backdrop of warnings that Russia may be preparing to invade its neighbour.
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Esscom adds five new names on wanted list | New Straits TimesLAHAD DATU: The Sabah East Coast Security Command (Esscom) today released a new list of five wanted suspects.
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Ardern popularity lowest since elected New Zealand PM | New Straits TimesWELLINGTON: Jacinda Ardern’s popularity has slumped to its lowest level since she became New Zealand Prime Minister in 2017, opinion polling shows, as criticism of her Covid-19 response and doubts about the economy grow. Even if the poll shows slump in popularity, there are no other rival politicians who are at par with her popularity. So when it comes to the crunch, she will return as NZ's PM after the GE in 2023. As for managing the pandemic, all leaders in the world face challenges.
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New Covid-19 cases remain at above 5,000 for second consecutive day | New Straits TimesKUALA LUMPUR: The number of new Covid-19 cases continued on an upward trend, with more than 5,000 cases recorded nationwide for the second consecutive day today as the country’s infectivity rate (Rt) rose to 1.15. All talk no action will continue to ⬆️ numbers of cases.Enforcements totally disappeared.We are heading trouble if daylight SOP breachers & stubborn poor maskers are allowed to dictate their self styled behaviour Khairykj .Doubt they are reporting their illness if symptomatic
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