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Msia yet to decide on import of US poultry after 2022 ban, says report - 2/04 11:50 pm The 2025 National Trade Estimate Report says the regionalisation arrangement will allow for resumption of trade when any poultry disease outbreak in a region has been brought under control. |
Sim slams netizen for insulting his adopted daughter on social media - 2/04 11:13 pm The netizen claims the human resources minister did not offer help to the teenager after she was involved in an accident. |
Malaysia’s halal rules more strict than global practices, says US .. - 2/04 11:04 pm The stringent requirements have led to concerns among US industry players, says the report by the US trade representative. |
Decomposing body found in Kedah river - 2/04 10:39 pm The victim, believed to be 70 years old, is thought to have died several days ago. |
Common for gas pipelines to pass through residential areas, says .. - 2/04 10:24 pm Former Petronas officer Syed Zainal Abidin Syed Tahir says the public is not allowed in areas designated as buffer zones to prevent unauthorised access to the pipeline reserves. |
JPJ, JPN to deploy mobile counters to help Putra Heights fire victims - 2/04 10:16 pm Transport minister Loke Siew Fook says JPJ mobile counters will be stationed at strategic locations in the area until Friday while the JPN says it will also be there to offer free document replacement services. |
Illegal temple Facebook group admin questioned by MCMC - 2/04 9:55 pm MCMC says the group is being used to spread information which can incite racial and religious discord that can potentially cause public unrest. |
Malaysian rescuers save man trapped under rubble after Myanmar quake - 2/04 9:33 pm Deputy prime minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi says the victim was trapped for more than 72 hours. |
Return of British Airways to KLIA enhances UK-Malaysia links, says Loke - 2/04 9:03 pm The transport minister says the KL-London route will contribute to the growth of the aviation sector and boost tourism. |
Distribute aid to Myanmar quake victims equitably, says Asean rights body - 2/04 8:56 pm The commission says vulnerable and marginalised groups should be prioritised when it comes to providing essential medical care and healthcare services. |
Mat Sabu to visit pipeline fire victims tomorrow, says aide - 2/04 8:30 pm The aide says the Kota Raja MP is expected to return to Kuala Lumpur tonight. |
Owner agrees to euthanise 2 Rottweilers after attack - 2/04 7:33 pm The decision was made after a meeting with the dogs owner and various state and district agencies. |
Appoint spokesman to handle communications over gas pipeline fire, govt .. - 2/04 7:05 pm Opposition leader Hamzah Zainudin says conflicting statements from different ministries and agencies are causing unnecessary anxiety. |
Elderly woman who wanted to give up makes barefoot escape from blaze - 2/04 6:36 pm Khoo Poh Lai suffered burns and saved herself after running barefoot on the scorching road from her home, just 100m from the blast site. |
Unicef Malaysia calls for RM1mil in aid for Myanmars children - 2/04 6:23 pm The aid agency says the earthquake has compounded an already critical humanitarian crisis in Myanmar. |
IWK denies laying sewerage pipeline at site of Putra Heights fire - 2/04 6:18 pm The national sewerage company clarified that the private sewer pipeline, which is connected to IWKs main pipeline, is constructed by the developers contractor. |
Gas pipeline tragedy shows Malaysians look past race, religion - 2/04 5:55 pm Interfaith group head Amir Farid Isahak says during adversities such as yesterday's fire in Putra Heights, Malaysians, regardless of background, realise that we are all one human family and need each other. |
RON97 up by 5 sen - 2/04 5:00 pm RON97 will retail at RM3.33 per litre, up from RM3.28, in view of the recent climb in global oil prices. |
Gas line blast leaves 10m-deep crater - 2/04 4:58 pm Police say the craters width measures about 21m by 24m. |
Allow workers hit by blaze to take leave, work remotely, says govt - 2/04 4:43 pm The human resources ministry says employers should consider the difficulties faced by the residents and approve their applications for paid compassionate leave. |
Penang airport to get QR system, autogates soon - 2/04 3:34 pm Travellers from 63 countries will be eligible to use the autogate system. |
538 residents displaced after gas line blaze - 2/04 2:45 pm The social welfare department has been ordered to open several more relief centres for victims. |
RM5,000 for damaged homes not enough, say Putra Heights folk - 2/04 2:40 pm Residents say the amount is only sufficient for temporary aid and hope for additional assistance. |
Blaze victims’ insurance claims being expedited, says group - 2/04 2:25 pm The General Insurance Association of Malaysia says victims with motor, personal accident, retail fire, homeowners, or householders insurance policies are eligible for expedited claims. |
Contractor ordered to pay TNB RM59,000 over damaged cables - 2/04 2:07 pm Syahu Hidayah Mohamad was found liable for damaging TNB's underground cables during digging works in front of a McDonald's in Pengkalan Chepa four years ago. |
Table report on Putra Heights blaze in S’gor assembly, says Azmin - 2/04 1:50 pm The state opposition leader calls for a thorough and independent probe into yesterday's incident. |
NGOs fear health risks from harmful chemicals released in pipeline fire - 2/04 1:44 pm Twenty-one NGOs call for the findings of investigations to be made public and for Petronas to provide healthcare coverage for local communities and first responders. |
Lower rainfall sees sharp drop in water levels at Penang dams - 2/04 1:18 pm The Penang Water Supply Corporation plans to request assistance for cloud seeding operations over the dams' catchment areas. |
Immediate RM1,000 cash aid for Puchong families affected by gas pipeline .. - 2/04 12:37 am This is on top of the RM5,000 cash aid for victims who suffered total losses announced by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim yesterday. |
Owner must be held responsible, residents say after Rottweiler attack - 2/04 12:30 am Residents claim the same dogs attacked and injured a university lecturer two years ago. |
Engineers’ group calls for review of safety measures after pipeline .. - 2/04 12:00 am The Institution of Engineers Malaysia raises concerns over the proximity of combustible facilities to residential areas and the adequacy of existing safety measures. |
Contractor doing earthworks near gas pipeline had permit, says mayor - 2/04 11:42 am Subang Jaya mayor also says the development project does not sit on Petronas land reserved for gas pipelines. |
Long-married couples splitting due to social media addiction, says .. - 2/04 11:37 am Hushim Salleh says many wives complain that their husbands spend too much time on TikTok, neglecting communication with their spouses. |
20 agencies to begin probe into gas pipeline blaze - 2/04 10:25 am They include the police, the fire and rescue department, TNB, the public works department, as well as local government authorities and the district office. |
Independent candidates could shake up Sabah polls, say analysts - 2/04 10:00 am Bilcher Bala and Lee Kuok Tiung say these candidates could benefit from voter dissatisfaction with major parties. |
Have the courage to fix Felda, expert urges politicians - 2/04 9:00 am Palm oil expert Ahmad Ibrahim says the government must be brave enough to weather any loss in votes caused by major changes in the land development agency. |
4 injured in Sabak Bernam firecracker blaze - 2/04 8:56 am The Selangor fire and rescue department says one of the four victims suffered severe burns and injuries to his limbs. |
Petronas to work with authorities to support Putra Heights fire victims - 2/04 7:32 am The national oil firm also says it is working hard to mitigate disruptions, implement contingency plans, and restore operations as safely and efficiently as possible. |
‘Islam is beautiful’: Honn Yu stands steadfast in faith, .. - 2/04 7:30 am Having embraced Islam in 2016, this 31-year-old civil servant explains why he continues to use his original name. |
MCP infiltrated schools, workplaces to recruit members, says historian - 2/04 7:00 am Ng Sze Chieh details how the Malayan Communist Party covertly recruited members through schools and workplaces, channelling resources to its headquarters in southern Thailand. |
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