Archive - 1 August 2022

UPDATED 12.19am | The woman appears to be alone prior to her fall.

Freedom of choice is important human right, MP says.

UPDATED 11PM | Training flight ended in crash at around 8pm.

BN proposed bill for transparency, accountability, says Zambry.

Police officer recalls incident at KL house seven years ago.

Armed forces retirees asking me for help for years, MP says.

Chinese rocket Long March 5B detected yesterday.

A day of relief for the world - Ukraine foreign minister.

Emergency first declared after coup in February 2021.

We are producing 106 percent of self-sufficiency - Ronald.

Armed Forces Fund can deposit monies abroad as 'investments'.

UPDATED 9PM | Generational End Game to limit sale of tobacco, vaping.

It is the first of WHO's global network of high-security research laboratories.

The victim was a 22-year-old man in Kerala.

Burgeoning national debt, widespread social disparity.

Tajuddin suspended but still reentered Parliament, Teo says.

If completed, Malaysia will be the first SEA country to do so.

He played a vital part in the takeover of Guthrie Corporation in 1981.

Happening on 19 to 21 August at Pavilion Bukit Jalil Exhibition Centre

This shows 'lackadaisical attitude' towards Parliament, says Wong.

Home Ministry says this in response to secession calls.

Family, friends, and ex-colleagues pay their final respects.

Ngeh was called for two meetings with M Saravanan on his complaints.

Thomas defends his position on the matter.

Part of tobacco control bill, it aims to ban smoking for those born 2007 onwards.

WWF-Malaysia in partnership with Maybank organised the Roar For Life Eco Festival to mark this year’s Global Tiger Day celebration

Sultanah Nur Zahirah also denies knowing Jho Low.

Critics are concerned about enforcement overreach under proposed law

The project will generate funds for DAP's next GE campaign.

Leading cardiac hospital in the region has vowed make heart care more accessible for underprivileged patients in establishing CVSKL Foundation

UPDATED 2.30PM | Ex-Selangor MB was former Bandar Tun Razak MP.

Iraqi appeals court rules there was no criminal intent.

No plea was recorded.

Azhar says he’s unable to decide on notice of motion.

He emerged champion of F20 shot put event.

Ministry says recording police is considered obstructing a civil servant.

Galen Centre urges amendments to prevent human rights violation, penalising the marginalised.

Tobacco generational end game bill has good intentions but needs refinement.

PSM wants to be one of the main players in Malaysian politics.

'However, it will depend on Umno,' says Tuan Ibrahim.

'The old guard should give new people a chance.'

With a waiver of RM2,000 per A-Levels subject at UOW Malaysia KDU, students with the aptitude for in-depth learning and exam-based studies stand in good stead to excel.

Politicians have quickly gone back to hypocritically blaming each other.

Affordable housing under PKNS will reduce price from RM250,000 to RM125,000.

Commenting on Sulu claims using only legal 'arbitration' lens is too narrow.

Home Ministry should consider granting multiple-entry visas.

Some govt officers also allegedly chastised them for marrying foreigners.

UPDATED 10.18AM | The conversions were carried out by her ex-husband.

She will visit Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea and Japan.

Deaths in July were more than double that of June.

Jamal is Selangor BN communications chief.

Same issue has cropped up almost annually without fail.

'Only when Muhyiddin resigned, reforms were able to be carried out.'

The event at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur is held from July 26 - Aug 26.

This seems fitting for a political establishment that wants to ban Oktoberfest.

Zahida Khan says such individuals have no place in BN.

This is over allegations of power abuse in the 1MDB case investigations.

Silat plays a vital role in ensuring Malay culture is well-known.

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