Low Han Shaun
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Expectant mom awaits news of husband buried in Penang landslide
Noraini Rosanti Abdullah is two months pregnant with the child of her Pakistani husband, who is among the 11 missing.
Search and rescue at Penang landslide suspended, continues tomorrow
The Fire and Rescue Department says the search has been suspended due to nightfall and safety reasons.
Stay away from landslide, says Fire and Rescue Department
The Fire and Rescue Department says people should cooperate and give them space to work on search and rescue.
Grabcar drivers' surprise 'bonus' turns out to be technical error
Drivers’ happiness prove short-lived.
Union expects English teachers to struggle with imported textbooks
There is also a lack of ‘optionist’ teachers who can make English ‘come alive’ and interest students in applying the language in daily life.
Ops Lalang could happen again, says Samad
A. Samad Said fears police action at tomorrow’s ‘Love Malaysia, End Kleptocracy’ rally.
Don’t create trouble at rally, cops warn Red Shirts leader
Jamal Md Yunos is going to set up a stall offering ‘cheap’ fish on Saturday at Padang Timur.
Sensitive issues need open discussion for reform, democracy, says Maria Chin
To move forward, Malaysians must be allowed to talk about the National Economic Policy, race, religion, and regionalism.
Separation of powers principle must apply to AG's office, says lawyer
Three changes needed, starting with the incontestability of the AG’s decisions.
Bandar Malaysia bomb blast victim dies, two others critical
MMC-Gamuda says they were initially in stable condition but it worsened later into the night.
Jamal's beer stunt ‘barbaric and rude’, says Azmin
PH accepts people’s right to peaceful assembly, but don’t destroy public property, says Selangor MB.
The house wins in UM elections
If UM’s student elections is a mirror of national politics, it can only prove one thing. The house always wins.
UM polls a mirror of national politics
Although ‘Barisan Nasional’ and ‘Pakatan Harapan’ do not exist on campus per se, the reality is that pro- and anti-establishment movements exist.
oBike ready to help Malaysians ditch dependency on cars
Firm needs to sort out licensing issues with local councils keeping a wary eye over indiscriminate parking of bicycles.
Just how practical is oBike?
OBIKE, with its recognisable yellow and metallic frame, has brought its bicycle-sharing platform to the Klang Valley fro...