Ravin Palanisamy
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Syed Saddiq insists Umno-linked mob attacked him
Police info led me to believe it was gansters linked to party, says minister.
Thaipusam to carry on until Putrajaya says otherwise
Temple spokesman says the organisers will stick to the schedule for now.
[WATCH] Gaming brings in big bucks for mum of 6
ROSLINDA Embran is no ordinary homemaker. Recently, she was the talk of the town for earning RM18,000 by playing PlayerU...
Health Ministry wants 12 more thermal scanners at entry points
Request requires PM, Finance Ministry approval first, says Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
5 isolated over Wuhan flu fears
Authorities waiting for lab results to confirm if Chinese tourists latest victims of deadly coronavirus.
Air travellers satisfied with screening measures
Foreigners feel secure with steps taken at airports.
Coronavirus or not, flights to China continue out of KLIA
74 China flights in and out of KLIA, klia2 today.
Gaming brings in big bucks for mum of 6
Roslinda Embran not only livestreams PUBG matches, but has also formed e-sport teams with pro players.
Lawyers for Liberty sues Singapore home minister
Group says K. Shanmugam can’t take action against Malaysian organisations by using republic’s anti-fake news law.
Ending direct contract awards will improve corruption score, says anti-graft group
Practice of politicians or government officials issuing support letters for contract bidders should also stop, it says.
Malaysia moves up 10 spots in corruption index
Pakatan Harapan fight against corruption yields results after Transparency International ranks nation at No. 51 in CPI 2019.
Food bank distribution points planned nationwide, says minister
A regional network ensures more efficient distribution of aid, says Saifuddin Nasution.
Pakatan doesn’t need PAS as ally, says PKR sec-gen
Saifuddin Nasution Ismail dismisses the speculation as rumours.
Zuraida should ‘focus on show-cause letter first’
PKR veep need not cast aspersions on disciplinary board, suggests secretary-general.
Special task force on missing duo granted more time to finish work
Muhyiddin Yassin says Home Ministry hopes to get draft report in coming weeks.
