Exco man wants Penang island and Seberang Perai councils to clear out traders defying guidelines barring them from selling junk food and candies within 40m of a school.

Speaker Johari Abdul says issues that have been extensively discussed in the lower house should be laid to rest.

The 19-year-old will be brought to the Kuala Kubu Bharu magistrates??? court tomorrow as the police seek to remand him to aid in their investigation.

They say a stay will deprive them of the ???fruits of the litigation???.

PAC vice-chairman Teresa Kok said 10 proceedings had been scheduled, involving the finance ministry, the health ministry, Bank Negara Malaysia, NGOs and academics.

The Rumah Bonda founder, who is now serving her sentence, is appealing the High Court???s dismissal of her appeal to overturn her conviction and sentence.

Bukit Aman says the victim came across an advertisement for the purported investment while doing a search on Google.

The 10-year-old had bought the candy from a stall on Jalan Sungai Dua in Butterworth, says state exco Daniel Gooi.

Hulu Selangor police chief Ahmad Faizal Tahrim says investigations are under way.

MACC officer Nasharudin Amir says the case needed to be probed further despite a meeting with the alleged donor, 'Prince Saud Abdulaziz Al-Saud'.

The accused, whose real name is Abdurrahman Abdullah, was slapped with two charges at the sessions court in Kluang.

Anfaal Saari says the parents or guardians must inform the protector assigned by the social welfare department if they wish to change their address or place of residence.

No casualties were reported.

Both Bersatu Youth chief Hilman Idham and the wing???s exco member, Wan Meor Safwat Naqiuddin Shamsudin, point to the party???s constitution to back up their claim.

Transport minister Loke Siew Fook says all revenue from the bids has been directed to the consolidated fund under the finance ministry.

The Malayan Nurses Union says the repercussions of the move on the healthcare sector will be serious.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stresses that Malaysia is a free and sovereign nation.

The party's vice-chairman says he wants to make way for younger leaders.

The former Batu Kawan MP says the law should be scrapped.

Economist Geoffrey Williams points out that while gig work is considered low value, it has created more jobs than data centres, which are said to be high value.

Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man says PAS leaders risk tarnishing the Islamic party's reputation by making baseless accusations.

Fifty-one engineering personnel will also take maintenance courses starting January next year.

The Federal Court said it was satisfied that the Asian International Arbitration Centre had acted within its scope of functions as prescribed by law.

Fahmi Hafiz Fakhruddin, the older of two siblings, passed away at about 11pm at Penang Hospital.

Higher education minister Zambry Abdul Kadir says guidelines have been issued to universities to ensure that no untoward incidents happen.

Women, family and community development minister Nancy Shukri says there has been a 37% drop from 2019 to 2023.

Finance minister Anwar Ibrahim says the project will be developed in a controlled manner to ensure its commercial viability.

The developer also achieves gross development value of RM904 million for launched projects in 2024.

Foreign minister Mohamad Hasan says there are no plans to issue an advisory against travel to Myanmar or Thailand.

Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan says break-ins and vehicle thefts have shown a decline, thanks to measures based on case patterns.

Transport minister Loke Siew Fook says Terminal 2 is still operating under its maximum capacity of 45 million passengers a year.

Micro, small and medium-sized enterprises earning less than RM150,000 annually are not required to issue e-invoices currently.

One of the victims says they were lured into buying business packages priced between RM4,490 and RM13,090.

Minister says the committee comprises religious scholars who play a role in clarifying religious issues while promoting interfaith harmony.

Inspections this morning found cockroach infestations, rat droppings and unsatisfactory hygienic conditions at these eateries.

The Malaysian Bar says Sosma should be repealed as it has ???deep-seated flaws???.

This follows an incident where a student choked on gummy candy he bought from a vendor outside his school in Penang.

The tourism, arts and culture minister says its production went through the proper tender process, with all approvals obtained from the finance ministry.

Foreign minister Mohamad Hasan says 60% of Malaysia???s trade with the US consists of electrical and electronic exports.

Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan says this is one of several conditions for concerts proposed to the state government.