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Kuching’s Chan Chin Ann Tower’s cat statues see world in new colours thanks to public vote
The cat statues at the iconic Chan Chin Ann Cat Tower, located at the bustling traffic light intersection of Jalan Padungan, have received a vibrant makeover. The freshly redesigned eyes of the ...
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Remand extended for Chinese national involved in crash that killed Sabah State Court director
The Chinese national involved in the road accident that claimed the life of Sabah State Court director Marutin Pagan had his remand period extended today by a further three days. Magistrate Romario ...
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Man pleads guilty to acting as illegal lottery operator in Kuching, fined RM1,000
The Magistrates’ Court here today fined a man RM1,000 in default two weeks in jail for possessing an unlicensed lottery ticket on his mobile phone. Magistrate Mason Jaro Lenya Barayan convicted ...
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Ops Selamat 24: Sarawak records 6.2 pct dip in Aidilfitri road accidents
Sarawak recorded a 6.2 per cent decline in road accidents this Hari Raya festive season from the 354 cases recorded during last year’s celebration, said Datuk Mancha Ata. The Sarawak Police ...
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Snare traps, ‘bom babi’ threatening wildlife in Sabah
Sabah, known for its rich biodiversity and lush rainforests, is home to an incredible array of wildlife, including iconic species such as the Bornean elephant, orangutan, clouded leopard and sun bear.
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Abang Johari strengthens unity with Hari Raya open house visits to prominent Sibu community leaders
Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg continued his Hari Raya open house visits today, making stops at the residences of two prominent community leaders in Sibu. At 2.18pm, ...
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Sarawak must cultivate more local judges to remain as M’sia’s wushu powerhouse, says WFS deputy president
Sarawak must develop more local judges in both taolu (optional routines) and sanda (free sparring) if it hopes to maintain its status as one of Malaysia’s wushu powerhouses, says Wushu Federation of ...
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Police identify nightclubs as new drug dens, ramp up efforts to dismantle them nationwide
In the past, conventional drug dens were located in abandoned buildings and remote areas, however, these activities have now moved to nightclubs. Bukit Aman Narcotics Criminal Investigation Department ...
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TM waives Unifi bills, provides free modems for customers affected by Putra Heights gas pipeline fire
Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) is rolling out a series of immediate relief and recovery measures to support impacted customers of the recent gas pipeline leak at Putra Heights, Subang Jaya. These ...
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MEF backs call for paid compassionate leave, flexibility for employees affected by gas pipeline fire
The Malaysian Employers Association (MEF) stands in full support of the Ministry of Human Resources’ call for employers to provide appropriate paid compassionate leave and consider flexible work ...
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Businessman scammed of RM5.5 mln in forex deal with unlicensed trader in Miri
A company director lost RM5.5 million after allegedly falling victim to a foreign exchange transaction scam. Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said the Selangor Commercial Crime Investigat ...
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Gas pipeline fire: Victims allowed to return home in phases as authorities maintain tight security
The police and enforcement officers from the Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) continue to maintain strict control at the entrance to Jalan Putra Harmoni, Putra Heights, Subang Jaya following the gas ...