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What’s going on in the news today, with updates at 9am, 2pm, 6pm, and 9pm.

MRL puts in place security measures, such as CCTVs and hiring of security guards.

Most of the cases occurred in Pahang, the rest in Terengganu and Kelantan.

Segmental breakdowns by state show strong progress, MRL CEO says.

Rail link connecting Kota Bharu and Gombak to open in two years.

Locals complain waters rise faster, recede slower since rail project started.

Test of mock fence was conducted on Oct 23 and involved two elephants.

Next of kin of 45 graves yet to give their consent, says Selangor MB.

Minister says 64pct construction progress as of March.

PARLIAMENT | Minister says MRL, as project owner, is subject to Land Acquisition Act 1960.

Its passenger service is constrained by the requirements of freight transport, terrain.

Possible to increase train speed, 160 to 351kph, Gao says.

Hilman wonders how project started even before Selayang council approved it. 

Residents also claim company didn’t engage them on the project properly. 

Driving development around 20 stations along ECRL.

It's time the new government relooked at the matter.

He also dismisses notion the project is monopolised by China. 

Overpasses more inviting to animals than underpasses.

Works on first tunnel started last June, second tunnel in September.

The project may affect 89 families and 86 burial plots. 

Request for information has been submitted.

State assembly imposed logging moratorium, says Abdul Razak.

MRL says construction in accordance with regulatory requirements.

This project contributes to the welfare of the community, says Hee.