Archive - 14 June 2022

Poor pitch conditions have tarnished country's image on int'l football stage. 

Senate select committee calls for this to prevent case items from going missing. 

The areas include the Klang Valley. 

35 coastal zones are categorised as very vulnerable.

Man allegedly takes bribe to award company with RM50m project. 

It is to be conducted to raise low dam water level. 

Four-day work week is also to help them cope with fuel shortage.

That's the total of forfeited assets returned to M'sia, reveals MACC. 

Actor faces 5 charges including 4 counts of sexual assault against 3 men. 

This comes after reports claim ex-CEO 'happy' to become prosecution witness. 

Bersatu chief did not reveal minister candidate to replace Zuraida. 

Currently five quarry licences at Gunung Raya - MB's office

Three-member panel finds no merits to Umno's appeal.

'I did not know whether it was Najib’s accounts then,' she testifies.

He allegedly said loud cheering caused Harimau Malaya to lose.

UPDATED 11.13PM | Minister claims Orang Asli protesters not from Nenggiri dam-affected areas. 

‘Anything related to GE is still too vague.’

People were given land under 'Green Book' programme - Manokaran

MACC chief says agency's probe found enough evidence to charge.

They claim the planned projects could threaten their livelihood.

Minister was supposed to meet KL lawmakers on city's flood problem.

He cites how Malacca sultanate was brought to its knees because of it.

Jomo says two-thirds of foreign workers were not recorded.

Flood is one of the most common natural disasters in Malaysia with its equatorial climate and presence of two monsoon seasons.

'It is time to set the records right'.

Jacobabad folk work in temperatures that can exceed 50 degrees Celcius.

Not easy for agencies to be accredited by the Philippines.

Lawyer says Arul Kanda is concerned if acquittal will be granted.

'Does anyone in the cabinet understand economics?'

Her term will last until Oct 17, 2024.

UMW Toyota Motor Sdn Bhd (UMW Toyota) continues at a steady pace moving forward, registering sales of Toyota for the month of May at 7,442 units, while Lexus recorded a total sale of 137 units.

Table bill on political funding and place MACC under Parliament, they say.

This is after the recent uproar involving ruling party officials.

Pass anti-hopping law and abolish mandatory death penalty.

Banting assemblyperson calls out PAS's inconsistency over Bon Odori.

He hopes the win will create a new narrative around refugees.

UPDATED 11.54AM | It will build a commercial heavy rare earths separation facility in Texas.

Russian-backed separatists say there has been an upsurge in Ukrainian shelling.

The meeting is scheduled for Thursday.

The national education figure was 93 when he died.

The animated film is unlikely to open in China, the world's largest movie market.

The last bridge to the city was destroyed, trapping any remaining civilians.

Amid lockdowns, movement restrictions and outright curfews all around the world in the pandemic, universities worldwide could not teach in their venerable lecture halls.

This is after Annuar rejects the call for GE.

Chile has been experiencing a 13-year long drought.

There're three important essential services - water, electricity and communications.

'Labour rights of M’sians working overseas will be safeguarded.'

One of the deaths declared 'brought in dead'.

We must all do our part to revive Malaysia.

'DBKL must provide full details relating to the matter.'

New PKR Youth chief says youths vote based on their upbringing, environment.

Manpower is needed in the construction phase and after project is built.

She calmed down a little after learning it was her adopted sister.

The company can still choose to accept or reject the council's advice.

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