Archive - 1 February 2009

MIC Youth forms committee to monitor custodial deaths

MIC Youth forms committee to monitor custodial deaths

The main purpose of the committee is to look into custodial deaths and to give feedback to the government on how to stop such deaths from happening again.
Duo have resigned, says Perak speaker

Duo have resigned, says Perak speaker

updated 10.48pm Perak state assembly speaker V Sivakumar had received the letters of resignation from the two PKR state representatives at about 5.45pm today. However one of them disputes the letter.
Najib behind 'disappearance' of PKR men: Anwar

Najib behind 'disappearance' of PKR men: Anwar

Anwar took a swipe at the PM-in-waiting for proving to be an expert in 'safeguarding and protecting' missing persons.
Perak deputy speaker found,  denies defection

Perak deputy speaker found, denies defection

hee yit foong updated 9.40pm Deputy speaker Hee Yit Fong today fuelled speculation of her imminent crossover to MCA following her 'disappearance' from the public.
Kurup soft-pedals on Pensiangan by-election

Kurup soft-pedals on Pensiangan by-election

joseph kurup Pensiangan MP Joseph Kurup says he will no longer demand that he be the 'automatic' BN candidate in a by-election widely expected to be held soon.
PM: Pakatan reps to join us

PM: Pakatan reps to join us

The BN chief fuelled further speculation on the status of the two missing Perak state excos by confirming that Umno was in talks with some opposition politicians.
AirAsia's airport plan feared 'not viable'

AirAsia's airport plan feared 'not viable'

'It (the government) fears the cost of the construction may escalate and it may be forced to inject funds. The government does not want the project to be a burden," said an official.
Missing PKR excos: Perak Pakatan to lodge report

Missing PKR excos: Perak Pakatan to lodge report

updated 3.35pm Menteri Besar Mohammad Nizar also urged the missing two PKR state representatives to come forward even if they have decided to join BN.
Scientists find Perak stone tools 'oldest in SEA'

Scientists find Perak stone tools 'oldest in SEA'

The tools are believed more than 1.8 million years old and the earliest evidence of human ancestors in Southeast Asia.