Low Han Shaun
Shaun is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow him on LinkedIn.
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Probe into telco data breach almost complete, says minister
IP of post attempting to sell data traced to foreign entity, says source.
46 million handphone numbers leaked in 2014, says Lowyat.net
Digi Prepaid tops list of most leaked information, followed by Celcom Prepaid and Maxis Hotlink.
Tolls abolition no silver bullet, for BN or Pakatan
Relief at not having to pay toll unlikely to translate into votes, say observers.
Education groups laud budget allocations
They say STEM, TVET initiatives a step in the right direction.
Guan Eng, Kit Siang to contest CEC polls
Party to use 2012 candidates’ and delegates list in compliance with Registrar of Society’s directive to settle dispute ahead of GE14.
Family of Malaysian killed in landslide asks for space
The family of site supervisor Yuan Kouk Wern who died in the Tanjung Bungah landslide asks for privacy to conduct proper rites for their son.
Why was landslide-hit project approved, ask civil groups
Civil society groups and resident associations say state government and city council should not have green lit the hill slope development against The Department of Environment’s guideline.
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Body of Malaysian landslide victim last to be recovered
Search ends with the extrication of the 11th landslide victim in Tanjung Bungah, today.
Search team finds last 2 men buried alive in Penang landslide
Search for victims ends with the retrieval of the bodies of a Malaysian and a Bangladeshi.
8th body found in Tanjung Bungah landslide
Like the 7th, extricating it will be difficult as it has been flattened by steel beams.
Contractor of project at landslide site blacklisted
Penang CM says it will only be allowed to continue works once commission of inquiry wraps up.
We told you so, BN assemblyman tells Penang government post-landslide
Pulau Betong assemblyman challenges the chief minister to state stand on hillside development in the state.
Team retrieves seventh body in Penang landslide
Recovering the remains proves difficult due to wet soil and metal pipes.
Police classify landslide case as 'sudden death'
Search continues for a Malaysian, three Bangladeshis and a Pakistani still missing.
Take landslide as lesson, Penang told, as 6th body is recovered
Penang must stop allowing its hills to be denuded for development.
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