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The federal government offered a seven-point plan in implementing the transformation in Parliament and government sector to restore political stability in fighting COVID-19 and reviving the economy.

Tuan Ibrahim said all politicians should focus on problems posed by the pandemic and economic issues that were plaguing the country.

Muhyiddin said the contribution of the civil servants will be channelled to the COVID-19 Disaster Trust Fund.

There should be mutual understanding between the government and the people in fighting COVID-19 as both sides have started to experience fatigue due to the prolonged Movement Control Order (MCO).

Yang di-Pertuan Agong today said that Hari Raya Aidilfitri has to be celebrated in the new norms again this year for the common good and better future of the people and the country.

Dr Noor Hisham said that on his birthday today he wished that Malaysians will continue staying united to fight the pandemic.

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin urged leaders from ASEAN and India to join hands in fighting COVID-19 and address common challenges in a more responsive and cohesive manner.

Every member of the society should consider themselves as the frontliners and continue practising the new norms.

Noor Azmi added that Malaysia's success in containing COVID-19 was the effort of various parties.

Vietnam began preparations to cope with the outbreak several weeks prior to recording its first case of infection.

Malaysia will learn from China's experience in fighting the COVID-19 outbreak through eight medical experts from the country who arrived in Malaysia yesterday.

The Communications and Multimedia Ministry plays a role in giving the people an understanding of their responsibilities to cooperate with the government to comply with the Movement Control Order (MCO)

Malaysia today shared its own experiences and knowledge in facing the COVID-19 pandemic with ASEAN member states during a Special ASEAN Summit on COVID-19 conducted via video-teleconferencing.

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