
Lynas engineer drowns in pond at Gebeng plant
An engineer of the Lynas rare earth plant drowned today at a pond at the plant in the Gebeng industrial area in Kuantan, police said.








But one had a parting shot for Lim Guan Eng, saying he works so hard he needs reps to attend meetings on his behalf.

UPDATED 6.05PM The IGP reminds rally organisers that failure to do so will open them to legal action under the Peaceful Assembly Act.





The party says the nation can't afford to lose the large sums of money to illicit capital flight when trying to cut back on subsidies.
Ideas CEO Wan Saiful says attendees sat on the floor with the lights turned out and under heavy security surveillance.


UPDATED 2.36PM He appeals to the public for more time to consider complaints and feedback on DBKL's assessment tax hike.

UPDATED 4.22PM They were among several student activists and leaders landed in court for participating in the rally in a restricted area.
PENANG ASSEMBLY Speaker ticks off members for coming in late and being absent, as this is disrespect for the House.

Women's minister Rohani Abdul Karim urges the Board of Counsellors to accredit counsellors to ensure only professionals treat victims.




UPDATED 1.06PM
This, he says, could see police conducting joint operations with Jakim officers against false teachings.


Liable or not depends on Public Works Department report, says the health minister, who refuses to name the contractor.


FREE YOURSAY 'The self-delusion by lowering passing marks of Malaysian public examinations can't be hidden when tested...'

The disruption will begin at 8am on Dec 17 while supply is expected to resume starting at 9pm on the same day and will continue...
FREE YOURSAY 'Malaysia has the scandalous record of being the world's highest in terms of illicit capital transfer per capita.'

INTERVIEW Making unclear stands affected public perception of the MCA, says presidential aspirant Gan Ping Sieu.
The Islamic opposition party considers the evidence presented as really shallow, such as visiting Iran when many do.
UPDATED 11.43AM It is learnt The Heat has been slapped with a show-cause letter, but the publication is tightlipped on this.
Khalid Atan is at the heart of a potentially damaging campaign involving an eight-year-old RM1.2mil industrial award.


Despite being a victim of mudslinging, MCA presidential hopeful Ong Tee Keat refuses to dirty himself by ‘wrestling a pig'.