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Violent ‘Kabali Gang’ crippled, 19 arrested
SEREMBAN: Police have crippled a violent organised criminal group known as ‘Geng Kabali’ after arresting 19 of its members, including its leader in an operation carried out in November and December last year. Bukit Aman Crime Investigation Department (JSJ) director Datuk
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India ‘restricts’ M’sian palm oil; Najib ‘congratulates’ govt for its diplomatic gaffe
PUCHONG: The Indian government has announced that it would restrict the imports of Malaysia’s refined palm oil into its country. According to The Edge, the government issued a notice on the matter, adding that refined bleached deodorised palm oil and
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Viral video: Elon Musk’s awkward dance moves at Tesla event in China lead to meme fest
A recent video of Elon Musk dancing like no one is watching at a Tesla event in China has been going viral and has resulted into a meme fest on Twitter. Whenever Tesla’s CEO and founder Elon Musk hits the
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Mat Sabu: Honorary rankings given with Agong’s consent, subject to laws
PUCHONG: The Defence Ministry bestowed honorary military rankings to the public based on existing protocols and military laws. In a statement yesterday, minister Mohamad Sabu said that all those who received honorary military rankings had to undergo scrutiny from the
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Daewoong Infion obtained World’s First Halal Certification for Biopharmaceutical Product Derived from Animal Cells
SEOUL, South Korea, Jan. 9, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Daewoong Infion Co. has achieved world’s first halal certification for animal cells-derived biopharmaceuticals. World’s First Halal certification for Biopharmaceutical Product derived from Animal Cells, ‘Epodion’ Daewoong Infion obtained halal certification from The
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Wan Azizah: Don’t make an issue out of traditional practices
PUCHONG: The traditional practices of a festival should not be made into an issue that could disrupt the harmony among the various races in the country, according to Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail. The Deputy Prime Minister said
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Genes Keep You On A Long Leash With Your Dog
Researchers believe that our genetic make-up has a significant influence on whether we bring a dog into our house or not. This love has lasted for at least 15,000 years. That’s how long people have lived with dogs. They were the
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Saifuddin: Govt prepares to evacuate Malaysians from Iran, Iraq
PUCHONG: The government is making preparation to evacuate 220 Malaysians residing in Iran and Iraq following the latest conflict in the region, said Foreign Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah. He said the matter was decided in a special meeting between the
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US-Iran conflict does not affect Malaysia’s tourism promotion in Middle East
KUALA LUMPUR: The conflict between Iran and the United States (US) does not affect Malaysia’s efforts to promote tourism in the Middle Eastern countries, says Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture secretary-general Datuk Dr Noor Zari Hamat. He said, however,
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Bukit Kukus landslide: Construction company fined RM22,000
GEORGE TOWN: The contractor for the Paya Terubong paired roads project in Jalan Bukit Kukus was fined RM22,000 by the Sessions Court after pleading guilty to two charges of failing to provide safe work procedures. Judge Mazdi Hamid sentenced Syarikat
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