Archive - 12 June 2017

The PM says they should use their influence to help instill a love for the nation.

He says the call for a debate is clearly to find fault and not to help solve any problems faced by the people.

'If people want to come into our house and we refuse permission, they will have to respect it,' says Razali Ibrahim.

Northeast district police chief says the papers would be submitted to the DPP tomorrow for further action.

CID chief says of the number, 413 were the caretaker of the premises while 1,935 others were customers.

Cuts in crude allocations in July would total about 300,000 barrels per day, deeper than in June, say sources.

State PKR chief claims Nazri's putdown of S'wak minister reflects federal BN's neo-colonial attitude.

Penaga rep advises residents to lodge a police report to facilitate channeling of aid.

"Insya-Allah kalau kita taat dan setia, segala-gala kejayaaan tidak mustahil dicapai oleh kita," katanya.

UPDATED 11PM | Gerald Tang was released from police custody at 9pm, says lawyer.

Rapid Rail boss disputes Scomi's claims that the trains were fit for operation upon delivery.

PM praises the security forces for keeping the peace during Ramadan, as cities around the world were beset by incidents.

This is for allegedly awarding several cleaning and grass-cutting projects, worth nearly RM20k, to his brother.

Putrajaya has yet to decide on whether to follow Saudi, Egypt, Bahrain and UAE in claiming cleric a 'terrorist'.

UPDATED 6.50PM | The vice-chief is released a day earlier than the expiry of his four-day remand period, tomorrow. 

They claim the spat between Nazri and S'wak BN is a ploy to drum up support for the Pujut by-election.

Gua Musang MP says the loss of the seat should not be linked to BN, but to the individual concerned. 

Prasarana will have to invest money in the ferry service and run it professionally, says Lim Guan Eng.

It would instead ensure that tourists are provided with better facilities, says the chief minister. 

New owners want to scrap ferry service, but Putrajaya says it has tourism and heritage value.

The panic button feature to immediately alert police is currently only available for Grab drivers.

MP SPEAKS | The proposal for Mahathir to take over leadership of the opposition will end in disaster.

The victim, 18, is believed to have been beaten, burned and sodomised by bullies. 

UPDATED 10.15PM | Minister says issues that touch on the people's sensitivities should be handled through discussions. 

Abdul Karim can insult me, but I cannot, tourism minister asks, adding the tax was discussed in cabinet and Parliament.

Opposition's use of such reports to bring down country's leaders is a threat, says Mahdzir Khalid.

After decades of foreign involvement, it's high time Sarawak starts its own exploration firm, says Sarawak PAS.

UPDATED 3.08PM | Sarawak's Tourism Promotion Board will suffice, says CM's Office and Tourism Minister Nazri Aziz agrees.

The 30-year-old suspect had allegedly raped the drunk woman in his car and then sent her home. 

Philippines president says Islamic State leader ordered attack, the US provides technical assistance in battle for Marawi.

Sarawak BN trusts Abdul Karim as a minister, therefore insults from federal minister unwarranted.

The DAP veteran says M'sia has been overtaken by other Asian nations, like Japan and South Korea, since independence. 

The brothers, who are leading the militant siege in Marawi, are reportedly smart and highly educated. 

Change can happen only when votes matter.

The normally verbose lawyer suddenly turns silent.

COMMENT | The government wants to put its hands into your pockets for money, and it will dig deep to get what it wants.

DPM Ahmad Zahid Hamidi warns them that doing so would tarnish the purity of the religion.

YOURSAY | 'Musa Hassan, have you considered your sudden reappearance from hibernation to be a tad questionable?'

YOURSAY | ‘MO1 is worried that if he said anything, it might backfire on him.’

KINI ROUNDUP | Here are the key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.