Some division chiefs urge party to hold on to seats won.

Residents say other groups are also backing their objection to the proposed road expansion.

Customers may be coming back but income is hit by high operating costs. 

Putrajaya will consider religious scholars’ constructive feedback, says PM.

Prices will be determined by market forces. 

Move will ensure peninsula consumers aren’t affected by rising fuel costs for generation, says minister.

She says changes of govt affected athlete allowances, coach salaries, training regimes.

Parents must be aware of changing jobs landscape, they say.

Organiser says this reveals the true sentiments of the residents.

Those with manpower issues won’t do so just yet. 

Underserved communities depend on handouts from volunteer groups.

Sultan expresses appreciation for minister’s visit to palace to discuss matter.

This follows govt’s withdrawal of appeal against a court verdict.  

Pasir Gudang rep says Putraya must explain things to ease Muslim anxieties.

Rotten produce have to be discarded, leading to shortage.