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FOCUS | Being diagnosed with cancer is just the beginning of an uphill journey.

Thanaseelan's family wants probe on hospital and its doctors for failing to provide the required attention and treatment.

NUTP responds to the show-cause letter issued to five teachers for running down the government.

It is better for them to be watering plants at home than debating, says Ibrahim Ali.

This is the planned demolition of the Hindu temple along Jalan Pantai Dalam, says Raja Nong Chik.

UPDATED 4.56PM | Salahuddin Ayub also demands IGP investigate Glocom and its ties to a 'political heavyweight'.

Muhammad Khairul Khazali had paid for a homeless man’s haircut and shared it on FB.

UPDATED 6.17PM | Jinjang Selatan Tambahan residents today hand over a memorandum to Istana Negara.

The firm denies a hand in alleged attempts to drive the villagers away in a KL land tussle.

Sentul villagers take their complaints to Sentul IPD after earlier reports came to naught.

UPDATED 4.24PM | Its representative rejects the petition, saying MRCB knows nothing about the incinerator project. 
 

The Max Foundation raises funds to help Malaysians face cancer with dignity and hope.

'We've lodged several reports, and one officer from Jinjang police station said that the police can't do anything about it.'

UPDATED 5.35PM | 'The RM1 fine hurts those who often cancel rides and allows loyal drivers to make a living.'

UPDATED 5.45PM |'If affected drivers report, we will definitely look into it,' Grab Malaysia head says.

Genting to JB cost RM110 before, now it costs RM577.

UPDATED 1.37PM | Sg Besar Umno chief turns up as a grave digger outside the secretariat building and gets told off for his antics. 

Its president Ridzuan Abdullah also laments the "low" rate of RM110 imposed by Grab from Genting to anywhere in Malaysia. 

Why do many risk going broke to seek treatment in private hospitals?

Cancer survivors have to take expensive medication for the rest of their lives.

Family member of Mustaza Abdul Rahman seeks Suhakam's intervention.

Tourists with bare knees told to cover up, feel RM5 sarong-rental fee a rip-off.

Mara was set up to help train the bumiputera, not offer for-profit education services.

'Our country's prime minister can help, should help, these are the children of this country.'