Starting from 22 January 2021, eateries in states observing the Movement Control Order will be allowed to operate from 6 am to 10 pm.The change of timing is a result of public backlash on social media complaining about the early closing time of all eateries, regardless of takeaways or food delivery services, set at 8 pm during the MCO period.Since the start of MCO, the hashtag #SiBodohKauDengarSini has been trending on Twitter ridiculing the government for not only the ridiculously early closing

Jerrica

Jan 21, 2021

Senior (Defence) Minister Ismail Sabri has announced today that the Movement Control Order (MCO) in Penang, Selangor, Kelantan, Sabah, Melaka, Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, and Labuan will be extended to 4 February 2021.This will streamline the MCO period for all states in Peninsular Malaysia to the same date. Just Tuesday 19 January 2021, the government has decided to implement MCO in the remaining states of Peninsular Malaysia from 22 January to 4 February 2021.Currently, only Sarawak remains obser

Jerrica

Jan 21, 2021

Just a few days ago we shared spyshots of a mystery SUV. Now, more photos have emerged, solidifying claims that this may very well be the 2021 GAC Trumpchi GS3 Power testing in Malaysia.The last round of spyshots only showed the front end, but these pics from reader Aril Hamka gives us a clearer look at the SUV, further hinting that this is the GS3 Power.Check out the rear - the spied SUV sports a pair of roof rails and a shark fin antenna. Besides that, note the tail light design and position o

Sanjay

Jan 21, 2021

Just when you thought the car industry can get some respite after MITI’s corrective U-turn to allow automotive manufacturing to resume as the whole of Malaysia except for Sarawak goes back into MCO mode, we have been told by our friends working in the manufacturing sector that the much talked about worldwide shortage of semiconductor chips has hit Malaysia, threatening to halt production lines once more.Not all manufacturers are facing the problem yet but we understand that several major l

Hans

Jan 21, 2021

Following last months media launch, the all-new 2021 Mazda BT-50 is launched publicly in Thailand and our northern neighbours are definitely spoiled when it comes to choosing a variant. Starting from THB 550,000 (RM 74,135), there are 14 variants of the Mazda pick-up available.There is a reason why Mazda is offering so many variants for the Thai market with the pick-up truck market considered as the largest market in the land of smiles, capturing 50% of the automotive industry.Mazda has been ass

CY Foong

Jan 21, 2021