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PDRM: Object believed to be bomb found in Hulu Langat
KUALA LUMPUR: Some members of the public found an object, believed to be a bomb, at a housing area at the 14th Mile (Batu 14) in Hulu Langat, Selangor yesterday, said Kajang District Police chief ACP Mohd Zaid Hassan. He told
Read MoreZaidi: Understand Rukun Negara, become responsible social media users
KUALA LUMPUR: The essence and spirit of Rukun Negara must be inculcated into every Malaysian citizen so that they become wiser and more responsible social media users, said Deputy Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Zahidi Zainul Abidin. Speaking as a guest
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Welcome back to school! Please follow the SOP
KUALA LUMPUR: Secondary schools across the country finally reopen their doors today for students sitting for public examinations this year after almost three months of closure due to Covid-19. The reopening of the schools is important, especially for the fifth and
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Number of Johor flood evacuees at 789
JOHOR BARU: The number of flood evacuees placed at temporary relief centres (PPS) in four districts in Johor has increased to 798 people from 206 families as of 8 am today compared to only 687 last night. State Health and Environment
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Police to curb smuggling drugs with drone
KUALA LUMPUR: The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) will continue to step up efforts to contain sophisticated methods of smuggling drugs such as using drones. Therefore, network operation with the authorities of neighbouring countries would be enhanced to cripple smuggling drugs using
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PPMPM hopes for more leeway as restrictions loosens
PUCHONG: The wedding ceremony operators (PPMPM) have submitted a proposal for the standard operating procedure (SOP) on wedding ceremony for the government consideration. Its president Zarinah Mohideen said the proposal was sent to the Prime Minister and other relevant ministries
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Saravanan: Freeze on recruitment of foreign workers until year-end
PUTRAJAYA: There will be no new intake of foreign workers in all sectors until the year-end as locals will be given priority to fill up vacancies, according to Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan. “We will not allow (new)
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Sabah Wildlife Dept: Death of 50-60 elephants in 10 years due to poisoning
KALABAKAN: Fifty to 60 elephants reported dead in the last 10 years in Sabah were due to poisoning, according to Sabah Wildlife Department deputy director Dr Sen Nathan. “Every elephant in the state is exposed to poison, either from plants,
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Chini traders delighted, by-elections brings fortune
PEKAN: Good fortune from the by-election. This was the consensus of traders selling food and fruits in the Chini state assembly area after they saw sales soaring during this period. It is a windfall to the traders as they are
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Furniture made by disabled workers a big hit
TUARAN: Azman Saidin felt like his whole world was crashing down around him following a road accident in April 2017. He was then working as a paramedic at a hotel in Langkawi and was returning home from work in a
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