1,050 years jail, 24 cane strokes for raping stepdaughter
KLANG, 27 Jan 2021: The Sessions Court here today sentenced a man to 1,050 years in jail and 24 strokes of the cane. Judge Datin M. Kunasundary handed down the …
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RM90,000 bail for teen mum who threw newborn out of apartment window
GEORGE TOWN, 27 Jan 2021: A teenager charged with killing her newborn baby girl by throwing her out of a window has been released on bail of RM90,000 by the …
Taman Rimba Kiara apartment project scrapped by Court of Appeal
PUTRAJAYA, 27 Jan 2021: The Court of Appeal has quashed the development order granted by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) for a proposed development of a high-rise residential project in …
Penang ferries: 10+5 year lease for floating museum, restaurant bids
GEORGE TOWN, 27 Jan 2021: The Penang Port Commission (PPC) will be issuing a Request for Proposal ((RFP) to lease the iconic Penang ferry as a floating museum or tourist …
MCO day 316: Daily new Covid-19 cases at 3,680 & 7 deaths
KUALA LUMPUR, 27 Jan 2021: Another 3,680 new Covid-19 cases were recorded today – taking the country’s infection tally to 194,114 cases, 42,389 of them active. Health director-general Tan Sri …
Technician crushed during lift maintenance at Sarawak mall
KOTA SAMARAHAN, 27 Jan 2021: A lift maintenance worker was crushed to death while carrying out lift maintenance work at a shopping mall here today. A spokesman for the Sarawak …
Govt issues warning against profiteering on electronic devices
KUALA LUMPUR, 27 Jan 2021: Electronics and communications businesses are being warned not to jack up the price of goods like computers, printers, tablets and smartphones as demand increases. “Lately, …
Busted: Pakistani syndicate issuing fake Covid-19 test slips
SEPANG, 27 Jan 2021: A Pakistani-led syndicate known as ‘Habib Gang’ – which sold forged Covid-19 screening test slips – has been busted. The syndicate’s activities were exposed when two …
Mobile broadband service impacted as residents protest against new telco towers
SEREMBAN, 27 Jan 2021: The Negeri Sembilan government has had to postpone the construction of telecommunication towers in several locations in the state following protests from residents who refused to …
Up to 500 congregants allowed at Melaka mosques
MELAKA, 27 Jan 2021: The Melaka government is allowing a maximum of 500 worshippers to perform the Friday and obligatory prayers at government mosques starting tomorrow, said Chief Minister Datuk …