
IAEA panel on Lynas plant gets to work
The IAEA expert panel investigating the health and safety aspects of the Lynas rare earth plant in Gebeng, Pahang has begun its work from today with a briefing on the project by Malaysian technical officials.







The party's vice-president Dullie Marie says he ignores the existence of local parties without giving them any respect.



A watchdog group says a bailout would also require nullifying the concessions agreement, in line with the Water Services Industry Act.

The PAS deputy president laughs off the suggestion, saying if that were the case he would be 'Umno No 2'.

The nine-member team is in Putrajaya and will travel to Kuantan tomorrow to meet residents on the rare earth plant.

He ordered the police to probe the citizenship status of a Sabah trader who is the self-proclaimed 'Sultan of Sulu'.


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Ahmad Zahid tells Umno members to deal with their problems behind closed doors like Pakatan.





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''Sagu hati', 'duit transport', 'duit petrol' - whatever you call it - it is still a bribe. Is this how BN justifies it?'

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