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Covid-19 recoveries surpass total number of new cases | New Straits TimesNSTnation A total 9,231 recoveries were recorded yesterday. As of yesterday, 2,270,520 people who contracted Covid-19 have recovered from the virus. kitajagakita getvaccinated ReopeningSafely
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Pilgrims still wary of Covid | New Straits TimesKUALA LUMPUR: The number of pilgrims who wish to perform the umrah is expected to increase only next year, although the restriction on people fully vaccinated against Covid-19 from travelling overseas was lifted last week.
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Readjusting to pre-Covid times | New Straits TimesNSTletters In the first seven months of this year, there were 638 suicide cases — a 143 per cent increase compared with 262 in the same period last year. MentalHealth mentalillness
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Masidi: We have not yet won the war against Covid-19 | New Straits TimesKOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s number of Covid-19 daily cases continue to show a declining trend, Sabah Covid-19 spokesman Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun said. MasidiM Really? 50 years of research & still no vaccine for HIV. 100 years of research & no vaccine for cancer. Todate no vaccine for common flu but we have vaccine for covid in less than a year. MasidiM
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Valneva reports 'positive' Covid vaccine results | New Straits TimesNSTworld Franco-Austrian biotech lab Valneva announced positive results from clinical trials of its Covid vaccine candidate, a month after the UK government terminated a supply deal with the company. coronavirus covid19
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Government should increase amount of special Covid-19 aid, says senator | New Straits TimesKUALA LUMPUR: The government should increase the Special Covid-19 Aid (BKC), which involves a maximum payment of RM1,300, as it is much lower than the national poverty line income of RM2,208 per month, the Dewan Negara was told on Monday.
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