Archive - 6 March 2023

Rapid Rail says it has activated alternative rail service after disruption. 

Mahathir was livid after cabinet supported DAP leader's initiatives despite his objections. 

It’s an insult to democracy and unlawful, he claims. 

It reaches affected parties directly, Anwar says. 

The law limits state maritime borders to just 3 nautical miles. 

This will help Malaysia achieve its 40pct recycling target by 2025 – Nga. 

Hajiji promised to resolve the matter soon, assemblyperson says. 

Perak menteri besar orders a probe into the matter. 

Khairul Dzaimee, however, says he has yet to receive such requests. 

PARLIAMENT | M Kulasegaran questions how such a mix-up could occur.

Bersatu leader accuses Penang govt of silencing critics.

They seek to quash summary judgment and be allowed to present their defence against tax suits.

Zahid says this is to ensure it's in line with current developments.

Court also upholds man's death penalty. 

'Vernacular schools supported by all previous govts, politically impossible to abolish.'

The MACC officer testifies this in regard to the management of the port.

Most evacuees are in Rompin, Pahang at 2,745. 

Green energy is the future and can create new jobs, he says. 

Official says he was diagnosed with spinal cancer in December.

Minister says home-based learning an option if damaged schools can't be repaired on time.

Minister confident IPR will avoid past errors.

Minister says suppliers have been reprimanded to improve services to flood evacuees.

UPDATED 3.50PM | There are signs of dissatisfaction in govt, PAS chief says.

PARLIAMENT | This is to address the 'dilemma' of Muslim women during childbirth.

He's been suffering for several years, she says.

The family were making their way to safety through waist-high waters.

UPDATED 5.40PM | The seats are held by PN reps who contested under Harapan.

UPDATED MARCH 7 | PARLIAMENT | Only floating-type loans affected, he says.

UPDATED 4.4PM | EPF contributors didn't ask for the cash injection, Pagoh MP says.

PARLIAMENT | They want higher allocation, besides better coordination.

PARLIAMENT | Malaysia’s economy is expected to grow by around 4.5pct in 2023.

He is also found to be driving under influence of drugs.

Focus Point Vision Care Group Sdn Bhd (Focus Point) is advocating eye health and the importance of eye health by launching 360° Advanced Primary Eye Care.

PARLIAMENT | There are currently 2,632 schools, up from 2,343 in 2018. 

Reps have remained in Bersatu since being elected in 2018, says info chief.

Covid-19 has triggered a massive increase in govt debt, mainly in low-income countries.

Network with like-minded peers and potentially explore new business opportunities

Government policies will not work without participation from private sector.

The Foreign Ministry is playing host to the event.

Suspect currently in hospital for treatment.

UPDATED 11.44AM | Anwar says the increase could not be implemented according to current situation.

Pejuang president responds to Lim Kit Siang's remark about having a non-Malay PM in his lifetime.

Embarking upon an international education may be a daunting decision for parents raising children of this generation. Their academic success and future career prospects require a thoughtful approach that duly considers family circumstances and finances.

No reports of casualties.

‘Hadi ignoring royal decrees might show that he is.’

The Order Papers show the PN-Bagan Serai MP will raise this matter.

And how does one solve the problem? 

Transport minister vows not to 'close the book' on the plane.

IGP says all agencies are playing an active role in these efforts. 

Family is puzzled after a body they claimed was not their son.

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