Archive - 13 September 2016

Health complications set in after she drank milk at Segamat school.

If necessary, a team would be sent to the country to retrieve it, says director-general.
 

This would ensure the electrical system would be able to cater to fast growing demand and future loads, says PM.

Certain parliamentary and state constituencies will undergo name changes and amendments, it says.

Work hard and make sacrifices, she advises Rio Olympic badminton players at a Celcom Axiata gathering to receive incentives.

There's a provision for that under the Moneylenders Act 1951, says housing minister.

The dept will begin confiscating assets of employers harbouring illegal immigrants.

This is due the to work to improve the efficiency of the water distribution system.

He also donates RM300k to the cause, to supplement RM80k NGO Invoke received from individual donors.

The Chinese Navy says the joint drill is a ‘strategic measure’.

MIC Youth says the policy was a central pin of PM’s policy to have an egalitarian system.

The party is also launching various programmes to endear itself to the people.

She ignored orders to give way to the Johor sultan.

The MP invites quantity surveyors to evaluate the cost, and public to give opinion.

Allowing developers to issue housing loans won't significantly impact property sector, it adds.

UPDATED 5.12PM | Kimberly Motley shares her views on the 'lies and truth' regarding the sodomy conviction.

The circular track will provide services around the city centre.

Najib's salary is not enough to sustain his wife's shopping, Lim Lip Eng says.

Leong Kim Soon reminds minister that Chinese parties kept BN in power following 1999 polls.

'Amendments are clearly an executive interference into the affairs of an independent bar,' says Baljit Singh.

UPDATED 8.20PM | Harrison Ngau lost ability to walk and his speech is slurred.

Fisher Stevens defends Oscar-winning actor over 1MDB saga.

UPDATED 3.30PM | He has directed local councils to reject any projects by developers with money lending licences.

Pilot did not inspect an excessive oil leak and damages to parts of the helicopter, final crash report reveals.

Ex-minister tells Anwar supporters and others to stop attacking the former prime minister.

Agents involved seem to favour Facebook to promote their services.

This is after North Korea's nuclear tests.

The Philippine president says it was a matter of principle.

This will be in the next five years on KLIA and other airports.

The Consumers’ Association of Penang (CAP) is perplexed by the fact that the Department of Safety and Health (Dosh) has reported that they have sealed tower cranes for breaking various safety and maintenance measures and they have found crane workers using fake competency licences, even though they claim that they are carrying out safety checks at construction sites every 15 months.

She won the second heat in 58.96 seconds.

As the country prepared to celebrate 59 years of independence at the end of August, enforcement officers from the Wildlife and National Parks Department executed a series of raids that turned up over a dozen tiger parts - our national icon.

UPDATED 2.20PM | Law must compel person converting to Islam to inform his spouse within this period, says MCCBCHST.

This is the message to the Penang Gerakan chairperson from its legal bureau chief Baljit Singh.

It wins Best Actor and two special prizes at the Kazan festival.

Three Sikh men from Kuala Lumpur are gearing up to cycle 1,500km across Sabah to help raise funds for children with cleft lip and palate birth defects.

UPDATED 4.48PM | Kimberly Motley is helping in several of the former opposition leader's cases.

UPDATED 2.05PM | It has yet to see the proposed amendments, which will purportedly be tabled in cabinet tomorrow.

The problems reportedly had to do with the foundation works.

Salleh Said criticises the US publication for behaving like politicians and campaigners.

The application seeks a declaration that classification of the report under OSA is unlawful. 

Khalid says all cops will be on standby on that day.

American daily The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) claimed that the embattled Malaysian prime minister's wife, Rosmah Mansor, splashed a whopping "US$6 miĺlion on clothes, shoes and jewellery" between 2008 and 2015.

The Catholic Church canonised Blessed Mother Teresa as a Saint on Sunday, Sept 4, 2016.

YOURSAY | ‘I salute him for a making a video to ask the PM to step down.’

This may lead to a subprime-like housing crisis.

YOURSAY | ‘Putting the nation’s interest first is a clear sign of responsible statesmanship.’

YOURSAY | 'This is his last option, to work together with Anwar in order to achieve his goals.'

KINI ROUNDUP | Key headlines that you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

All systems need more followers than leaders.