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KLANG: A 37-year-old security guard under investigation for shooting dead two colleagues may be charged next week.

KUALA LUMPUR: Employers should provide freezers at the work place to enable working mothers to pump and store their breast milk, said Malaysian Employers Fede­ration (MEF) executive director Shamsuddin Bardan.

KOTA KINABALU: A meeting between Foreign Minister Datuk Anifah Aman and his Indonesian counterpart Dr Marty Natalegawa here tomorrow is aimed at establishing ways for both countries to better manage future incidents that could create tension.

PETALING JAYA: Rising medical costs have prompted more Malaysians to take up multiple health insurance policies, with some even extending their cover up to the age of 100.

JOHOR BARU: A disciplinary teacher at a secondary school in Skudai who had been distributing brochures on sex enhancement drugs in his school has been given a stern warning.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Marine Operations Force (MOF) has disclosed its version of what transpired during the alleged maritime border incident last month, which sparked off ugly anti-Malaysia protests in Indonesia.

LUMUT: Transport Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha wants the police to ensure that all saman ekor (postal traffic summonses) issued under the on-going Ops Sikap 22 exercise reach the recipients fast.

PETALING JAYA: Kelantan’s gold dinar that was recently introduced has been sold out with most people buying it for investment purposes.

BENTONG: Statistics on road accidents, including the number of fatal cases, should be displayed on giant billboards at accident-prone areas to serve as a reminder to road users on the risk of careless driving, a Pahang state executive councillor has suggested.

PETALING JAYA: All Malaysians in Christchurch are safe, said Malaysian High Commissioner to New Zealand Datuk Hasnudin Hamzah

KUCHING: The Green Road Fights video clips on YouTube that showed male and female students fighting were indeed recorded at SMK Green Road here. However, they happened four years ago.

PUTRAJAYA: The National Housebuyers Association wants the government to draw up a law on gated and guarded neighbourhood schemes instead of only having a set of guidelines as proposed last week.

SEREMBAN: The 35-year-old teacher and her 10-year old son whose bodies were found in the toilet of their three-room flat in Port Dickson on Friday morning died due to suffocation.

KUALA LUMPUR: The decision on whether or not to abolish the UPSR and PMR examinations will be made in several weeks with the final roundtable talks scheduled to take place after Hari Raya.

PEKAN: There are laws governing Internet use and the Prime Minister wants the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to act on those who abuse it.

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 4 – Police have taken immediate action to transfer an investigating officer from the Kepong Police Station who was said to have scolded a female snatch theft victim who could not speak the national language. Kuala Lumpur Police Chief DCP Datuk Muhammad Sabtu Osman said the officer concerned was now assigned to administrative ...

SUBANG JAYA, Sept 4 – Motorists using the North-South Expressway to return to their kampungs to celebrate Aidilfitri will be allowed to use designated emergency lanes to ease traffic congestion. PLUS Expressways Berhad chief operating officer Nik Airina Nik Jaffar said the emergency lanes were where acute traffic congestion often happened during ...

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Malaysia, Indonesia Hope To Find Amicable Solution On Sea Boundaries
Bernama
KOTA KINABALU, Sept 4 (Bernama) -- The meeting between Malaysia and Indonesia on Sept 6 here is hoped to look for amicable solutions on sea boundaries ...
Students Demonstrate Opposite Malaysian EmbassyBernama
Malaysian Students In Indonesia Have Nothing To Worry - AmbassadorBernama
Unholy marriage: Malaysian triad gang, Indian underworld in drug tradeMalaysia Star
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Efforts To Unite Mulims Not Politically Motivated, Says Muhyiddin
Bernama
MUAR, Sept 4 (Bernama) -- Efforts to forge unity among Muslims in the country is not politically motivated but is what is demanded by the Islamic religion, ...
No One Can Escape Prosecution For Insulting Religion - MuhyiddinBernama
Muhyiddin Launches Aidilfitri Road Safety CampaignBernama
Decision On UPSR And PMR After Raya, Says Tan Sri MuhyiddinBernama

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PETALING JAYA, Sept 4 – Selangor police today called on non-Malay residents in the state, who will not make the “balik kampong” trip, to join the police in patrolling their housing areas during Aidilfitri. Selangor police chief Datuk Khalid Abu Bakar said the programme, launched in conjunction with the “Balik Kampung Bersama Rakan Cop: Perjalanan ...