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Two sisters perish in early morning fire
IPOH: Two sisters were killed when their house at Sungai Betul Bawah, Tanjung Piandang, Kuala Kurau, about 110 kilometres from here, caught fire early this morning. According to the Perak State Fire and Rescue Department spokesman, the victims were identified
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Malaysia’s first ‘floating’ fire station commences operations today
SEMPORNA: Malaysia’s first ‘floating’ fire and rescue station, located in the district, will officially commence operations today. Sabah Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) director Kamarulzaman Malik Abdullah said with the establishment of the ‘floating’ fire station in the district, it
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Hotelbeds drives non-domestic, long-stay guests to its hotel partners
Over 50% of bookings that Hotelbeds provides its hotel partners are for at least four nights – with 24% staying seven nights or more.[1] Long-stay guest profile driven by high proportion of non-domestic guests derived from Hotelbeds’ network of 60,000+
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Hotelbeds drives non-domestic, long-stay guests to its hotel partners
Over 50% of bookings that Hotelbeds provides its hotel partners are for at least four nights – with 24% staying seven nights or more.[1] Long-stay guest profile driven by high proportion of non-domestic guests derived from Hotelbeds’ network of 60,000+
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Hotelbeds drives non-domestic, long-stay guests to its hotel partners
Over 50% of bookings that Hotelbeds provides its hotel partners are for at least four nights – with 24% staying seven nights or more.[1] Long-stay guest profile driven by high proportion of non-domestic guests derived from Hotelbeds’ network of 60,000+
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Hotelbeds drives non-domestic, long-stay guests to its hotel partners
Over 50% of bookings that Hotelbeds provides its hotel partners are for at least four nights – with 24% staying seven nights or more.[1] Long-stay guest profile driven by high proportion of non-domestic guests derived from Hotelbeds’ network of 60,000+
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Indian Envoy: What boycott? We still buy Malaysian palm oil
KUALA LUMPUR: The Indian High Commissioner to Malaysia, Shri Mridul Kumar, today rubbished any incident of a palm oil boycott by India against Malaysia, when asked about the update on the reported disputes between the two nations. Speaking to Malay Mail,
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Israel to have another election, Netanyahu’s career on the line
Israel headed towards a third national election in less than a year with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing the fight of his life for political survival after a criminal indictment. A midnight deadline yesterday, the last of a series to
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Senate committee passes bipartisan Bill to stop Trump withdrawing from Nato
Legislation to stop Donald Trump from withdrawing the US from Nato has been approved for a Senate vote, amid uncertainty over the president’s intentions towards the alliance. The Senate foreign relations committee yesterday voted unanimously for the bipartisan bill which will now
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Woman claims to be Samy Vellu’s companion, wants RM25k monthly
PUCHONG: A woman claiming to be former MIC president Tun S Samy Vellu’s long-time companion has filed an interim order from the High Court. In the order, E Meeriam Rosaline wants the court to grant her unrestricted access to Samy
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