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Dare to violate, pay the penalty
KUALA LUMPUR: People who are now stuck in their hometowns after violating the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) to celebrate the Hari Raya Aidilfitri are now in a dilemma. According to media reports, executive director of the Malaysian Employers Federation
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Four men drinking at entertainment centre arrested
IPOH: Four men who went for drinks at an entertainment outlet in Jalan Canning Estate here last night ended up being arrested. Ipoh District Police Chief ACP A.Asmadi Abdul Aziz said in the raid conducted by a team from the
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MACC’s twitter account down due to technical glitch
KUALA LUMPUR: The official Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s (MACC) Twitter account @SPRMalaysia is temporarily down due to technical glitch and not being deactivated as claimed. In a statement today, MACC said that its Twitter account has been experiencing technical issues since yesterday
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Police record statements from 33 people over temple wedding probe
KUALA SELANGOR: Selangor police have confirmed recording statements from 33 people in connection with a wedding ceremony alleged to have been held at a temple in Seri Kembangan yesterday. Selangor Criminal Investigation Department chief, Datuk Fadzil Ahmad said the statements
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CMCO: 38 individuals detained for gathering to snap lotus flower scenery
MALACCA: Central Malacca district police chief ACP Afzanizar Ahmad said the offenders were nabbed in a Covid-19 and Hari Raya Crime Prevention operation at about 12 noon. Of the total, 20 individuals were issued a compound of RM1,000 each under
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Overpriced face masks: Grocery store owner slapped with RM10k compound
CHUKAI: A grocery store owner has been slapped with a RM10,000 compound for allegedly selling face masks above the specified price. Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry (KPDNHEP) Terengganu director Saharuddin Mohd Kia said that upon inspection, the ministry’s enforcement personnel
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Lim: Will parliamentary committees completely paralysed until Budget 2021?
Is Parliament going to be fully locked down until the Budget 2021 session in September, with all parliamentary committees completely paralysed? There is need for clarity from Perikatan Nasional Government, whether Parliament is going to be fully locked down until
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Man killed in accident involving drunk driver
KUANTAN: A man was killed last night after a car which was going against traffic flow, driven by motorist believed to be drunk, collided into him at Jalan Pintasan Kuantan here. Pahang Traffic Investigations and Enforcement Department chief Supt Kamarulzaman Jusoh
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Penang govt release guidelines to reopen arts, cultural spaces
GEORGE TOWN: Penang government has released a set of guidelines to reopen arts and cultural spaces, emphasising on social distancing and other public health requirements mandated by the federal and state governments. In a statement today, Penang Tourism, Arts, Culture and
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Foreign student falls to death from 15th floor of Miri apartment
MIRI: Miri district police chief, ACP Lim Meng Seah, said the deceased, Yahia Hatem Helmy Mahmoud Sultan, in the early 20s, was found unconscious with the left side of his head drenched in blood at about 5.30am. He said initial
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