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Sarawakian Michael Garing executed at Changi Prison
SINGAPORE: Sarawakian Michael anak Garing has been executed at Changi Prison here this morning, according to the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore today. Michael was convicted of murder in 2015 by the island republic’s high court and the conviction was
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Kiandee raps Bung Moktar’s statement jumping party immoral
KUALA LUMPUR: Beluran Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Dr Ronald Kiandee yesterday rapped the Kinabatangan Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin who regarded Members of Parliaments who jumped parties as immoral and unprincipled. Regarding the allegation made as
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17-year-old teenager raped, sodomised by brother for two years
TAPAH: For two years, a 17-year-old teenage girl was raped and sodomised by her 26-year-old brother for the past two years at their rented home in Kampung Rahmat here. The suspect also has been molesting the victim for the past
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Berjaya Air: No advisory on runway work
PETALING JAYA: No Notice to Airmen (Notam) was issued to advise that maintenance was being carried out on the runway at Subang Airport on Monday when an aircraft hit a work vehicle, Berjaya Air said today. “Landing clearance was requested
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Special Olympics: Malaysia end campaign with five gold
ABU DHABI: The Malaysian contingent to the Special Olympics World Games Abu Dhabi 2019 ended their campaign with five gold, six silver, and three bronze medals after claiming three gold and two silver medals on the last day of the
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Ebola outbreak: Death confirmed in eastern DR Congo
KINSHASA: A six-month-old baby in the eastern DR Congo city of Bunia has died of Ebola, becoming the first fatality of the disease in a provincial capital, the health ministry said Thursday. Bunia, which has a population of 300,000, is
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Bad economy driving back Chinese to MCA
KUALA LUMPUR: The bad economy is driving back the Chinese support to the MCA even though the majority voted for the DAP due to the worsening economic conditions, said analysts. Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia’s Institute of Ethnic Studies deputy director Kartini
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