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Investigation on 314 Penang police
171 investigations have been opened over various offences involving 314 officers and members of the Penang Police Contingent last year
Government bears the cost of quarantine for umrah pilgrims – Abd...
The government will be managing and bearing the costs of the mandatory quarantine of the pilgrims who returned to Malaysia after performing their umrah.
Sacking 3 ministers: Not the time yet – PM
The Prime Minister denied speculations that three ministers will be dropped out from the Cabinet.
Postponing umrah to protect the people – PM
Ministry of Health (MOH) made the decision to temporary postpone the umrah pilgrimage effective of this Saturday (8 January) for the safety of the people.
Do not turn flood into water fest
The public should not turn the flood disaster into water fest and risk their safety and endanger their lives
Full house in self-service laundries, raincoats sold out in Segamat
The continuous rain for the past four days in Segamat has brought extraordinary crowd to the self-service laundry industry in the district
110 AMLA charges await MACC Senior Enforcer
Senior Enforcer of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission who was charged with the criminal breach of trust (CBT) amounting to US$6.94 million of case item today will be facing 110 charges under the Anti-Money Laundering, Anti-Terrorism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act 2001 (AMLA)
Senior MACC Enforcer pleads not guilty to CBT of US$6.94 million...
Senior Enforcer of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) pleaded not guilty to the criminal breach of trust charge (CBT) of US$6.94 million
Postponing umrah not discrimination against Muslims – Idris
It was not easy for the government to decide on postponing umrah, however, the decision was necessary for the benefit of everyone following the Omicron variant threat.
Covid-19: New infections stay below 3,000 cases
The daily Covid-19 infections in the country remained below 3,000 cases with 2,690 cases reported today
