Nabihah Hamid
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Beer fest in Klang also militant target, says IGP
Klang council advised not to approve beer event after intelligence reports point to possible attack.
Turkish author no threat to Malaysia, says IGP
Top cop says Mustafa Akyol was detained because he lacked accreditation to give religious talks.
Thaqif’s father to dispute leptospirosis claim
Father of late tahfiz student will get autopsy report from Kuala Lumpur Hospital once he raises RM2,000 fee.
Rise in religious extremism a vote-fishing ploy, say ex-unity panel members
Barisan Nasional fuelling fear among Muslims to remain in power.
Families want authorities to ensure no repeat of tahfiz arson
They hope a just sentence will be handed down to serve as a lesson, and say more needs to be done to avoid recurrence.
Tahfiz building owner MAIWP called to explain safety lapse leading to fire
A government body should know about building safety, says Amanah veep.
Switching parties, searching for a better Malaysia
Senior citizen says ruling party has lost touch with grassroots.
Tahfiz victims' mother wants justice not vengeance
Lessons must be learnt from the fire that killed 23 people, says grieving mother.
Tahfiz principal says ‘sorry’ to families for silence after fire tragedy
Muhammad Zahid Mahmood says he can’t provide answers for the lack of security and safety at temporary building during meeting with parents.
No need for Anwar to be hospitalised, says Health deputy D-G
Dr Jeyaindran Sinnathurai says jailed PH de facto leader sustained only a slight injury in Friday’s crash.
Halfway home offers troubled teens a 2nd chance
Broken family, sexual abuse and addiction among the problems facing delinquent girls at Raudhatus Sakinah Guidance Centre.
Families of tahfiz fire victims turn to lawyers for help
School and principal accused of keeping mum over tragedy which claimed 23 lives.
Porn, sex addiction on the rise among Malaysian youth
Education system failing to educate younger generation on online and lifestyle dangers.
Though less strident, Sabah is never overlooked, says Salleh
Sabah leaders prefer to use wisdom and diplomacy in their pursuit of state rights, says former chief minister.
Neighbour's CCTV shows people loitering near tahfiz school night before fire
Footage from 20 CCTV cameras on sharing with premises shared with police, says next door neighbour.
