Chan Kok Leong
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Over to you, Zuraida tells cops after Adib inquest verdict
Minister warns that this is no political or racial matter to be played up but a matter of a Malaysian who died while on duty.
PAS, Umno approve of coroner’s decision on Adib's death
Everyone should accept 'fair' ruling that has restored confidence in the judicial system, says youth leader Ahmad Fadhli Shaari.
Coroner rules Adib killed by ‘criminal act’
Blunt force trauma to fireman's chest caused by two or three persons, inquest finds.
Bread-and-butter issues still Pakatan’s main obstacle
Political observers give mixed reviews of 500-day-old government's performance.
Pakatan can’t afford another by-election defeat
Ruling pact needs to win Tanjung Piai to quash talk it is a one-hit wonder.
Dr Mahathir last met late Tg Piai MP during Friday prayers, says officer
PM rushing to Pontian straight after Putrajaya event this morning.
Cooperatives can help B40 group, says Dr Mahathir
Social entreprenuer model can help society as it does not prioritise profit, says PM.
278 hot spots found in RSPO plantations
CEO warns members to take any instance of fire seriously or face repercussions.
Putrajaya to go after Malaysian companies causing Indonesia forest fires
PM says if they are unwilling to help put out the fires, the government may look into introducing new laws.
Govt OK with foreign firm having stake in Malaysia Airlines
PM says some 'very sentimental' people against the idea, not Putrajaya.
Daim good judge of people, says PM
Dr Mahathir told BFM his former finance minister is knowledgeable about politics and business.
No other country wants Zakir, says PM
Dr Mahathir Mohamad says Malaysia making efforts to find another 'home' for controversial preacher.
No cabinet member will lose job while Dr Mahathir’s in charge
Firing people will not solve anything, PM tells BFM.
MCA, already at rock bottom, unfazed by Umno-PAS union
Veep Ti Lian Ker confident Chinese votes will return due to DAP's inability to 'walk the talk'.
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