Archive - 3 February 2024

Respect people's views instead of silencing them, Amira tells Fahmi.

Mosque-goers offer mee goreng to two migrants.

Akmal alleges former MP questioned former Agong’s decision.

131 detainees escaped Bidor depot on Thursday.

Man, 27, allegedly paid RM4,500 to the suspects.

I’m unfazed by Fahmi’s rebuke, Pasir Gudang MP adds.

We shall wait for action by relevant authorities, says minister.

Govt, agencies to assist in financing, guidance, grants, networking.

Decision is corrosive to fabric of Malaysian democracy.

Minister also advised to RTM's 'Biar Betul' segment to raise awareness.

UPDATED 4.14PM | Party will seek pardon from new King, Lokman says.

‘Channel your views to party leadership and let them deal with it.’

Most of us already know who's really responsible for Najib's sentence reduction.

Vessel now under custody of the Eastern Region Marine Department.

Former minister says govt tried to appease both sides, managed neither.

Establish independent task force to look into the cause, preventing future incidents.

However, Ramkarpal urges Pardons Board to explain decision.

Constitutionally wrong to say it's king's prerogative.

Major policy changes should have proper consultation, announced in organised fashion.

UPDATED 2.16PM | Electoral reform group questions why ex-PM given priority in pardon consideration.

His kindergarten invited his parents to the graduation ceremony.

They are being investigated under Explosives Act and Societies Act.

Group says suit based on documentation gathered from authentic sources.

The Pardons Board did not grant a full pardon, there is no acquittal.

Minister points out it's a collective decision by Pardons Board.

Reducing sentence, fine flies in the face govt's anti-corruption stance.

PM also points out in Al Jazeera interview the West's double standard.

Explain rationale, like legal judgments for court rulings, Noor Amin says.

Malays of the past had glorious maritime prowess, which should be celebrated.