Archive - 1 August 2011

Thirty-three students have alleged physical abuse during a motivational camp at the Kluang Prison last week.

Its waste management plan is being finalised and will be submitted the IAEA next month.

 

EC views seriously allegations that there have been voters who voted twice in elections and thus the need for the ink.

A roommate found the maggot-infested body of Mamadou Aliou Tela Diallo, 25, on the floor of the room.

The surgery, conducted at Kuala Lumpur Hospital, took 45 minutes from 8.30am, says director-general of Health Dr Hasan Abdul Rahman.

The ministry has been conducting scheduled monitoring by obtaining samples for testing from petrol stations selling the fuel.

The Home Ministry has decided to release the eight Immigration officers arrested under the Internal Security Act (ISA) 1960 between Oct 10 and 12 last year for suspicion of being involved in a human smuggling syndicate in this country.

His aide says Azizan, suffering from high blood pressure, was admitted to the heart institute on Fiday.

Ex-Valuation Department director Sahari Mahadi confirms that PKA overpaid KDSB by including another 7 percent per annum.

MIC's objection to other Indian-based parties joining BN has stirred uneasiness among Indians, says IPF president M Sambanthan.

Anyone with credible information, photos or videos should submit these by Wednesday, to back incidents during the July 9 rally.

Zainab Abd Kader, wife of Malaysia’s envoy to the Philippines, is deemed to have insulted Philippine hero Jose Rizal.

UPDATED 4.37PM Rosni Malan wants the court to order Kuala Lumpur Hospital to give her the post-mortem report.

Players must find alternative homes for their vessels either at nearby Tanjong Pelepas, Indonesia's Karimun island, or in international waters.

The transgender community blasts the courts for denying Aleesha her right to a new life based on a 2005 ruling.

The government's integrity was tested by the will of ordinary Malaysians to come together to reform the electoral process.

UPDATED 3.53PM They argue that the ongoing exercise to register workers using the biometric system has been incomplete and riddled with problems.

It only goes to show that the government is 'fearful' of free expression, notes the Penang chapter of the rights NGO.

This what the Penang government has done since Pakatan took over the state leadership from BN in 2008, Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng says.

MP Dr Siti Mariah Mahmud explains that they initially earlier found 1,000 names, mainly Sabahans, registered as new voters.

Kelantan MB and PAS spiritual leader dismisses any notion of secret overtures to Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah to take over as Pakatan head.

Supreme council member Ismail Sabri says all branches must start going to the ground to meet the people, regardless of race.

Australian police have been authorised to use force to get asylum seekers on board planes for their transfer to Malaysia, says Prime Minister Julia Gillard.

In making the pledge, Anwar asks taxi drivers to help the opposition coalition to reach its goal of federal power.

UPDATED 3.45PM However, the Court of Appeal will not allow this to take effect until S. Shamala is informed of her family’s instructions.

COMMENT In between ‘for’ and ‘against’ there can be a myriad of possibilities and the human mind should be aware of them.

The rep Farah Pandith will meet senior government officials, politicians, entrepreneurs and members of civil society.

The list is to help determine the winnability of the candidates recommended, reports Sin Chew Daily .

UPDATED 12.41PM 'If they have a problem, come and engage us, we are prepared to listen,' says Syed Hamid.

The defence counsel for Amizudin Ahmat believes the blogger has a shot at overturning the High Court’s judgment.

UPDATED 12.55PM PAS ulama council chief Harun Taib says if Razaleigh enjoys the support, he may lead Pakatan.

Malaysia will come up with a certification scheme to ensure the tropical oil is grown without clearing forests.

Actions always speak louder than words.

UPDATED 4.35PM The cabinet paid RM25 per square feet despite lower gov't evaluations of RM13 and RM 17 psf.

SODOMY II UPDATED 11.45AM L awyer Ram Karpal Singh says it is the prosecution's responsibility to make sure all 10 attend the interview session.

Najib has neither the political will nor the courage to defend even his own policy, says DAP's Tony Pua.

FREE YOURSAY 'Who are we to believe? Five reporters from Bernama or the countless reporting of the other journalists, including the ordinary folks?'

FREE VOXPOP 'Choo, I am among the millions of foolish Malaysians who are hell-bent on giving BN a political burial.'

FREE VOXPOP 'His indecision shows lack of credibility as PM for all M'sians, and suggests racism is still strongly embedded in the BN psyche.'