Teoh Beng Hock Case in Limbo for 15 Years.
 

Ministry agrees to allow vernacular educational institutions to continue accepting donations.

It will add to their sources of income.  

Zahid says no contribution from alcohol company to any school.

No plea has been recorded.  

Temperatures expected to reach 35-37C in the two states.

Rimba Watch raises deforestation concerns.

Dr Muralitharan says probability of contracting the diseases for both sexes has grown to 1 in 8.

Penang CM stresses that Federal Constitution recognises state as sovereign entity.

Cops say 15,546 officers faced various disciplinary actions.

Former DAP leader cites govt’s ‘unfair’ distribution of funds to these schools.

Social media users say govt officials should set a better example.

September 28 event covers distance of 96.5km.

26 athletes will be competing in 9 sports.  

2 individuals have also been arrested to assist investigations. 

Observers suggest alternatives to how their decommissioning was handled.

US govt says agreement does not release criminal claims against her.

State CM says this will happen with creation of Global Business Services by the Sea centre.

Online transactions remain safe and protected, says bank.

Singapore keeps top spot in Henley Passport Index.

Some water treatment plants have resumed operations.

Loopholes in Article 49A leave new law open to abuse.

4 treatment plants have been temporarily shut down.  

He professes loyalty to Umno, BN. 

He says this has been the case for the past 5 years.