SHAH ALAM — Sultan of Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah has suspended the titles “Datuk” and “Datin Paduka” conferred respectively on former transport minister Tun Dr Ling Liong Sik and former Port Klang Authority general manager O.C. Phang.
KOTA BARU — A woman chief executive officer (CEO) today filed a RM20 million suit against a telecommunications company (telco) for allegedly revealing contents of her SMS exchanges and recordings of her calls with other individuals to third parties.
KUALA LUMPUR — A senior Malaysian minister Sunday reportedly urged the government to abolish the death penalty amid outrage from rights groups.
The federal government does not see any problem if the gold dinar and silver dirham introduced by the Kelantan government is only for keeping and not trading in the open market.
Government hospitals will introduce car jockeys and drive-through pharmacy in efforts to ease parking woes, said Deputy Health Minister Datuk Rosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin.
The government will acquire 877,000 more units of the 1Malaysia netbooks under its next distribution phase for students from needy families nationwide soon.
MANILA — Blunders in the deadly end of the Philippine’s hostage crisis are just the latest black mark for its police force, which has long been hounded by accusations of torture, murder, corruption and ineptitude.
A three year old kid was found dead in a gruesome manner, with his head almost dismembered believed to have been slaughtered by his own father, Malay tabloid Sinar Harian reported on Tuesday.
KUALA LUMPUR — Barisan Nasional (BN) Youth on Tuesday urged the government to expedite the adoption of a minimum wage to support the objective to make Malaysia a high-income nation.
SEREMBAN — A surau in Taman Pulai Impian, Sikamat near here was thrown with red paint and liquor bottles early today.
