Archive - 16 March 2011

The importers say the Malay-language Bibles impounded at Port Klang had been stamped with words on its pages without their consent.

The following summarises what is happening at each reactor and the major risks involved.

UPDATED 8.05PM After a meeting with Muhyiddin, all three Indian members of the panel pulled out.

Minister Nazri said the Malay language Bibles can be distributed in East Malaysia but not the West.

Peter Pang En Yin, who applied to join Gerakan yesterday, is no longer deputy chief minister of Sabah.

The Police Training Centre clarifies that the Health Ministry, and not Pulapol, had imposed restrictions on the visits.

TEOH RCI They suggest that the MACC officers could have been tasked with the questioning so that they can ‘force confessions’.

After PKR was labelled by Snap as arrogant over its plans to contest the lion's share of seats in S'wak, it's now PRS' turn to accuse Snap of hubris.

He describes the conditions on 'Al-Kitab' release as crass forms of censorship reminiscent of communist era.

Japan is keeping out foreign rescue teams, but Malaysia remains ready to help.

It warns Gerakan against using ‘defectors’ to set up an instant support base in Sabah.

Three major dailies are using a variety of reasons to speculate mid-April as the likely date for the state election.

But it has put the evacuation plan in place and would move to launch it if the situation worsened.

'They are there by choice, and not because of work or study,' says Minister in the PM's Department Mohd Nazri Aziz.

There's no point fighting over seats as talks are still going on, says DAP Sarawak chief Wong Ho Leng.

'Zaid should not fish in troubled waters. It is a deadly risk, and the consequences can be equally deadly.'

Reporters without Borders says stronger controls are likely because the Internet provides a platform for dissenting views.

'I don't know... ask the Nuclear Development Agency,' says energy minister Peter Chin.

PARLIAMENT Deputy Home Minister Abu Seman Yusof says the police will look to increase the number of police stations in the area.

PKR's Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad ridicules the Parti Kita leader for imitating NGOs Perkasa and Gaps in calling on Anwar to surrender his DNA sample.

Others, however, claim those in the same faction as Nasharuddin Mat Isa prefer Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man to replace him.

Church leaders want further clarification of the imposition of two conditions by the Home Ministry.

The DAP says it is 'silly and stupid' to put serial numbers on Malay Bibles and a stamp that reads 'For Christians Only'.

This is because of a factual error, not because some deem the word to be sensitive.

COMMENT We need to stand on equal footing with the 'other' to know more of our God and what God wants us to do.

Japan’s deepening nuclear crisis where radiation levels soared following two blasts and a fire hogged the headlines today.

COMMENT The parents say their children face threats that they would not be able to continue their studies if they do not pay.

TEOH RCI UPDATED 2.55PM But he flatly denies suggestion that this was because he had 'pushed' Teoh Beng Hock out of the window.

Of mind-numbing events that induce deep mourning.

ANALYSIS All six reactors appear to be in some degree of distress and there are fears that only 50 staff can't possibly cope.

COMMENT Pakatan can also benefit from BN's slice of opportunism as evidenced in the lifting of Al-Kitab impoundment.

FREE YOURSAY 'At last, they have raised the white flag. See what people power can do. This is only one battle. There are...'

FREE VOXPOP 'Arman, do you also get angry when you cannot get the 'right'' answers that you want from the people that you are questioning?'

FREE YOURSAY 'I'm not going to stake the lives of my family on any governmental agencies doing their ‘best'.'

BREAKING NEWS UPDATED 12.02AM High radiation levels prevented the army helicopters from flying to the site.