Recommended
1 hr 22 mins
42 mins
51 mins
The word on most Malaysian's minds today is "Emergency", following the declaration of a state of emergency this morning, to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. The state of emergency is set to last until the 1st of August this year, but what does this mean for the Prime Minister, Parliament and all of us? We'll get the help of a Constitutional lawyer New Sin Yew to break it all down.
Image Source: Shutterstock
Presenter: Tee Shiao Eek, Lim Sue Ann
Producer: Juliet Jacobs, Dashran Yohan
The Bigger PictureThe Daily DigestArticle 150Federal ConstitutionState of EmergencyDaruratYang di-Pertuan AgongPrime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin YassinPandemicParliamentMCO
Share:
Recommended
Sep 18
·
1 hr 22 minsUncivic Behaviour That Gives You the 'Ick'
Sep 18
·
42 minsTop 5 at 5: Aid Struggles to Reach Gaza
Sep 18
·
51 minsMind Matters: When Vulnerable Children Are Bullied
Recent episodes
0
Latest stories
Podcasts · Sept 18 · 10:00AM
Uncivic Behaviour That Gives You the 'Ick'
1 hr 22 mins
Podcasts · Sept 18 · 1 hr 22 mins
Uncivic Behaviour That Gives You the 'Ick'
Podcasts · Sept 18 · 9:00AM
Top 5 at 5: Aid Struggles to Reach Gaza
42 mins
Podcasts · Sept 18 · 42 mins
Top 5 at 5: Aid Struggles to Reach Gaza
Podcasts · Sept 18 · 8:00AM
Mind Matters: When Vulnerable Children Are Bullied
51 mins
Podcasts · Sept 18 · 51 mins
Mind Matters: When Vulnerable Children Are Bullied
BFM 89.9
The Business Station