The Southeast Asian country has yet to decide on reopening its borders after floating plans earlier this month.

Group managing director Koh Yock Heng, better known as Kohsan, said sales had dropped 99 percent, with domestic tourism offering little respite for the outbound travel company.

Malaysian state’s top lawyer declares Borneo carbon deal dead

Critics say $76.5bn carbon capture project in Sabah state is unfeasible and lacking in transparency.

Malaysia to abolish mandatory death penalty

Malaysia is one of only a few countries in the world to still impose a mandatory death sentence for certain crimes.

Malaysian Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced that Parliament will be dissolved

The elections come nine months before Parliament’s term expires, following calls for early polls from Ismail’s United Malays National Organization. UMNO, the biggest party in the ruling coalition, was feuding with its allies and is aiming for a big win on its own.

Campaigning kicks off for Malaysia’s general elections

It was short lived after defections caused the PH government to crumble in early 2020 and brought UMNO back to power.