Archive - 28 November 2017

UPDATED 12AM | A total of 67 flood evacuation centres have been opened to accommodate victims in eight districts.

Immigration DG says 48-year-old woman believed to be wife of one of the sex syndicate's masterminds.

PAHANG DUN | Adnan Yaakob says more special approval permits issued than quantity of bauxite available.

PARLIAMENT | Supply Bill 2018 passed without amendment after gaining majority approval in the House.

Nur Jazlan says emulating the Philippines’ brutal war on drugs would flout international norms.

Pengguna yang terputus bekalan elektrik ketika musim banjir boleh hubungi TNB di talian 15454.
 

Chief justice also orders victims' family to pay RM10,000 in costs to MAB.

Low cholinesterase levels can result in death, medical officer tells court in Jong-nam murder trial.

Documents that led to 1986 Cabinet directive to prohibit use of 'Allah' had been classified under OSA. 

Leaking of witness statements prejudicial to case, graft commission wants cops to probe.

Mohamed Khaled Nordin asked about alleged gratification to alter status of bumiputera houses.

Agents say Moody’s gloomy report on the M'sian property market may have overlooked the finer details.

The group says they want everyone to renegotiate and discuss in a more open and transparent manner.

Upon securing the tender, both companies will sign an agreement to set out the obligations of each.

The body of Kalid Al Wyalid Juzaiman, 12, was found about three hours after he fell into the canal, this morning. 

Deputy chairman of the Asam Kumbang Branch alleges that the reelection may not have adhered to regulations.

LETTER | Stop all speculations to ensure that Malaysia will not return to the dark ages of absolute BN rule. 

Zhang Yang, 66, was found hanged in his home, amid investigations over his links to two other disgraced generals. 

UPDATED 5.50PM | The two teenagers who tested positive for cannabis plead guilty to the charge.

Adnan Yaakob says he did not ‘necessarily’ mean he wanted to fight Mentakab rep.

UPDATE 6.20PM | PARLIAMENT | Kinabatangan MP is dead serious due to the growing drug scourge in Sabah.

Deputy Health Minister Dr Hilimi Yahaya says the second and third reading of the bill will be done in the current parliament sitting. 

Ex-S'gor MB says he was told that the lawsuit was 'trivial' and an abuse of the court process.

She is currently assistant governor responsible for the development of regulations and policies in the banking and insurance sectors.

UPDATE 4.20PM | Nearly two-thirds of ANSB unitholders make up just 0.8 pct of the total fund value.

He also wants to strike out the Umno Youth chief's bid to add documents in his appeal against the suit Anwar won.

Tengku Adnan admits he can be a loose cannon at times and hopes his apology will put the controversy to rest.

Lack of women in politics need not mean that the gov't discriminates against the gender, says minister.

This includes details on Nuemera Sdn Bhd, and whether gov't will compensate users hit by the breach. 

INTERVIEW | Some expected him to fight back but Cheah Kah Peng remains calm, going about his usual duties.  

UPDATED 5.28PM | PARLIAMENT | Decision is made after a thorough study on infrastructure projects in Greater Klang Valley.

HR ministry to waive levy for those hit by recent floods in three states, says minister Richard Riot.

Treasury sec-gen says, 'wait, the time will come,' when pressed for further details.

PARLIAMENT | Pandikar rejects an emergency motion to debate Anwar’s release tabled by the Padang Serai MP.

UPDATED 2.05PM | AUDIT REPORT | The report did not reveal any misuse of funds, says Treasury sec-gen.

LETTER | Mission schools have a rich history of English-medium education.

UPDATED 2.30PM | After facing several different trials, the activist says this ruling is a pleasant surprise.

UPDATED 5.05PM | Deputy finance minister says the loan will be repaid in 20 years from the date of completion in 2024. 

LETTER | Marine sand mining in Parit Jawa is ill-advised and harms the environment and livelihood of the fishermen.

LETTER | Perhaps Waytha feels the Malaysian Indian Blueprint is too unglamorous compared to the issues played up by Hindraf.

BN could lose its deposit if a man like Jamal is fielded in Bukit Antarabangsa, says Shuhaimi Shafiei.

Eric See-To says that spreading correct information and tackling fake news is part of Jasa's responsibilities.

Bali airport, about 60km from Mount Agung, will be closed until 7am local time on Nov 29.

YOURSAY | ‘Money for Jasa is just lining the fortress wall with notes.’

They have been barred from leaving the country because of various offences, says DG Mustafar Ali.

This is because the gov't would do away with paying compensations to toll concessionaires, says Ong Kian Ming.

AUDIT REPORT | Cooperatives Societies Commission also failed to take stern action against loan defaulters.

Traces show stolen telco data transferred via Dropbox, Lowyat.net founder says. 

AUDIT REPORT | Bintulu Port Authority approved projects without open tender.

MP SPEAKS | They are none other than government-linked companies causing the supply-demand imbalances.

There’s no real champion in the peninsula for such a move.

AUDIT REPORT | This due to the death of trees caused by the unsuitable type of soil, pests and soil erosion.

PARLIAMENT | Johari Baharum says voters can be deployed although the Segamat camp will be completed in mid-2018.

YOURSAY | 'Shouldn't someone be sacked, or is this the usual 'someone else's fault, not mine'?'

DAP's Liew Chin Tong says more should be done to inform the victims of data theft.

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