Archive - 26 December 2022

The number of evacuees has increased to 684 people.

Group claims temple does not allow wheelchair users in prayer area.

'Voters have already rejected them and they lost their deposits in GE15.'

Nearly 200 are already feared dead or lost at sea.

The deadliest is the Highland Towers collapse, which killed 48.

The deputy minister says this includes economic problems affecting youth.

'The matter will be discussed at the supreme council meeting.'

Mahathir's party and coalition are in the doldrums while Anwar leads govt.

'It should be done carefully and not hastily.'

'He should've handed over the top post to Zuraida as agreed upon.'

Official says Perak govt will continue promoting the city as a tourist destination.

Minister Zaliha says research, data, audits being looked at along with consultations.

'Conduct an aggressive policy to create a 'brain gain' situation.'

Mujibur says he's been actively teaching there for three years.

The chief minister is on leave until Dec 28.

Prachanda commands the support of a big majority in Parliament.

Taiwan says the drills show Beijing is destroying regional peace.

Will the new government take action, or is it business as usual?

King tide phenomenon forces 1,500 in Sabah coastal areas to be evacuated.

The groups say they cannot work effectively without their female staffers.

He opens fire at a cultural centre, killing three.

Official says rescuers are also emotionally affected in addition to exhaustion.

'I don't like leaving things unresolved,' he says.

First time in two months where no deaths reported.

This is over the kickbacks he received from a private firm.

The degree students of SHTCA embarked on the annual immersion trip hosted by Swiss partner institution, the International Management Institute (IMI) from 27th July to 4th August 2022. This year, a total of 74 students and 3 lecturers went on the educational trip to the IMI’s campus in Lucerne, Switzerland.

YOURSAY | 'We have allowed Pandora's Box of religious extremism to open for too long.'

They reflect the politics of race and religion.