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File photo shows Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) and forward Draymond Green (23) against the Charlotte Hornets during the third quarter at Chase Center. (Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports) The Golden State Warriors will welcome back fans for their last nine regular season home games, starting with the visit of the Denver Nuggets on April 23, the NBA franchise said on Thursday. The capacity at the Chase Center’s 18,000-seat arena will be capped at 35% as per California State Department of Public Health guidelines. Fans wishing to attend games must either provide proof of a full vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test that was taken within 48 hours of a game and they must wear face coverings at all times. “Additionally, fans who can provide proof of vaccination do not need to produce a negative COVID-19 test, unless they are seated within 30 feet of the court,” the Warriors added. The Warriors, who are 10th in the Western Conference standings, can still qualify for ... » Learn More about Golden State Warriors to welcome back fans from April 23 at 35% capacity

I was planning to use GrabCar to get to my lunch with Ms Tan Hooi Ling, the co-founder of Grab. But the night before, I heard how a private-hire car driver had to ask his passenger to guide him along the route. I didn't want to risk being late, so I called for a Comfort cab instead. The driver had no problems getting me there. Ms Tan has chosen Bukit Merah View Market and Food Centre to meet. Her PR folks had assured me there was a reason for her choice. It's a hot day and the centre is noisy, filling up fast with a lunch crowd. I settle at a table in the quietest corner I can find and message Grab's PR manager, Claire, to let her know where I'm sitting. They arrive, via Grab, of course. Ms Tan, 33, whose title is both co-founder and chief operating officer, is tall and very slim. She's in a black T-shirt and jeans, both from Uniqlo, and white sneakers. She's barefaced except for a lick of lipstick, and carries a grey, haversack-styled bag. She could pass off as a university ... » Learn More about Lunch With Sumiko: Grab whiz Tan Hooi Ling happy to stay low-key

KOTA KINABALU: Eyebrows were raised when a picture of Parti Cinta Sabah (PCS) president Datuk Seri Anifah Aman handing over a letter to Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor on Wednesday (April 14) went viral. Speculations were afoot on social media that Anifah was applying to join Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) or the Sabah Perikatan coalition. However, Anifah sent out a press statement to say that the opposition party’s visit to Hajiji was just a courtesy call. He said the courtesy call saw both parties talking about PCS’ view on the various issues relating to Sabah, and PCS giving suggestions on the way forward for Sabah. He said PCS also asked for clarification and explanation on the latest development on MA63 related matters for Sabah. Anifah did not mention anything about PCS wanting to join GRS or Perikatan in the statement. So far, opposition parties Usno and LDP have applied to join Perikatan. Like PCS, both parties failed to gain any ... » Learn More about Anifah’s meeting with Hajiji a courtesy call, nothing else

KOTA KINABALU: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor, who is Sabah Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia chief, received 7,364 applications to join the party in Kota Belud over the weekend. Kota Belud Bersatu division chief Datuk Japlin Akim presented the application forms to Hajiji during the division’s anniversary ceremony on Saturday near its Kampung Jawi Jawi operation room. During the event, Hajiji welcomed new members, especially those from the state constituencies of Usukan, Tempasuk, Kadamaian and Pintasan, which fall under the Kota Belud parliamentary seat. He said it was a positive indication that Sabah folk were accepting Bersatu and trusting them to govern their welfare under the Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) state government. Meanwhile, Japlin said Bersatu’s presence in Sabah since April 2019 had added value to the state leadership as the party, with GRS, tried to bring more development to the state. “Kota Belud Bersatu had only 3,000-plus members after the launch of the ... » Learn More about More than 7,000 apply to join Sabah Bersatu

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor (pic) has dropped hints that Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) state government is open to accepting United Sabah National Organisation (Usno) into the coalition. Hajiji, who is Sabah Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia chief, said this during a speech at the Kota Belud party division anniversary ceremony on Saturday (April 10). "Since Tan Sri Pandikar (Amin Mulia) is now Usno president, InsyaAllah we will accept Usno in GRS," he said as he spoke in both the Bajau and Malay languages. Pandikar who was elected as new Usno president – winning the post uncontested – back in February, has said the party is pro-government. He also revealed that Usno had submitted its application to join a coalition but did not say if it was Perikatan Nasional or GRS. GRS is the ruling Sabah coalition comprising Perikatan, Barisan Nasional and Parti Bersatu Sabah. Pandikar also said that Hajiji's decision to appoint him as the special envoy of the ... » Learn More about Sabah CM hints of Usno joining GRS

British Airways is suspending all direct flights to and from mainland China due to the Wuhan Coronavirus, making it one of the biggest international carriers to do so so far. The suspension comes after Britain warned against all but essential travel to the China on Tuesday. BA.com, the airline’s website, shows no direct flights to China are available through February. “We apologise to customers for the inconvenience, but the safety of our customers and crew is always our priority. Customers due to travel to or from China in the coming days can find more information on BA.com.” Thai Airways is spray-disinfecting passenger cabins and cockpits on all flights returning from China and high-risk destinations. “Because we have in-flight entertainment, the LCD screens are being touched all the time, so we deep cleanse every flight before departure.” A video from Thai Airways showing staff in hazmat suits spraying down a cabin garnered praise on social media for carrier’s effort, ... » Learn More about Airlines temporarily suspend flights to China

The Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) has now spread to 27 countries and territories worldwide. There are 17,387 confirmed cases and 362 deaths as of this morning. Welcome to our Monday morning update as we enter a new month with the coronavirus still growing , both inside China and outside, with the first death outside China over the weekend – a 44 year old Chinese visitor to The Philippines. Thailand currently has 19 confirmed cases of the virus with 7 people already fully recovered and going home. One of the cases is a Bangkok taxi driver who was confirmed with the Coronavirus on Friday and had never visited China. In other milestones… • Doctors in Thailand claim they discovered a medical treatment that cured a patient of coronavirus ‘in 48 hours’. Dr. Kriangsak Atipornwanich, from Rajavithi Hospital in Bangkok, says he treated a 71 year old female from China with a combination of drugs used in HIV and flu treatments. He said the patient had previously been treated with only ... » Learn More about Coronavirus UPDATE – Confirmed cases exceed 17,000, 362 deaths

RICHARD A. REYES / INQUIRER MANILA, Philippines — Technical issues are delaying the release of other allowances to healthcare workers attending to COVID-19 patients, the Department of Health (DOH) said Wednesday. “Meron pong mga technical issues sa mga ibang hospital kung bakit hindi pa nila ma-release ang ibang allowances ng ating mga healthcare workers, pero ito po ay inaayos na sa ngayon,” Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said in an interview on ABS-CBN’s Teleradyo, but did not elaborate. (Some hospitals have technical issues that’s why they have yet to release other allowances of healthcare workers, but this is currently being addressed.) Vergeire added that hospitals should regularly subject their healthcare workers to COVID-19 testing amid the rising number of infected frontliners. Health Undersecretary Rosario Vergeire (INQUIRER FILE PHOTO / EDWIN BACASMAS) Healthcare workers are also receiving additional incentives, hazard pay, and risk allowances ... » Learn More about Technical issues delaying release of healthcare workers’ allowances — DOH

MANILA, Philippines — More than 162,000 individuals have been fully vaccinated or received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, the Department of Health (DOH) and the National Task Force against COVID-19 (NTF) reported Wednesday. Data from the DOH and the NTF showed 162,065 Filipinos have been given their second doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. More than 162,000 individuals have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, data from the DOH and NTF COVID-19 shows @inquirerdotnet pic.twitter.com/Vtr77w4cex — Krissy Aguilar (@KAguilarINQ) April 14, 2021 Meanwhile, some 1,093,651 Filipinos have been inoculated with the vaccine’s first dose. The government has recently started simultaneously vaccinating health workers, senior citizens and persons with comorbidities. With the arrival of 500,000 procured CoronaVac developed by China’s Sinovac, the DOH and NTF said the country already has more than three million doses of vaccines. Of this figure, 2.8 million doses were ... » Learn More about Over 162,000 Filipinos fully vaccinated vs COVID-19

BEIJING — China’s imports and exports boomed again in March, data showed Tuesday, reaffirming the recovery in the world’s number-two economy continues apace and demand picks up in key overseas markets as they emerge from last year’s virus crisis. The readings highlight the impact of vaccines and the easing of containment measures are having, with expectations for further improvement over the next few months. Imports soared a forecast-busting 38.1 percent on-year as the country’s army of consumers increasingly returned to some form of normality after last year’s crisis forced businesses to shut and people to stay at home. The figure was a huge increase from the 22.2 percent rise seen in January-February and the biggest hike since February 2017. Exports rose 30.6 percent, well off the 38 percent increase tipped in a Bloomberg forecast but still among the highest readings since early 2018. Overseas shipments jumped more than 60 percent in January-February. The outsized increases ... » Learn More about China’s imports pick up further, exports strong in March