Anwar says Palestinians are suffering.

Transport Ministry says Prasarana made several efforts to improve train service.

Aman Palestin says its other local sites remain safe, unaffected.

Analyst says local currency remains weak as investors worry about the Middle East conflict.

Public is warned that it is an offence to turn a blind eye to such incidents.

Department advises public to look for its weather warnings.

Judge says more time is needed to study issues raised during submissions.

Civil Defence Force says only 2 relief centres still open.

Penang police also bust a heroin-processing lab.

Lawmaker says pointing fingers will only push country towards endless problems.

Businessman says ex-PM got cash and former Penang CM, a cheque.

SPAN chairman says they could disrupt water supply to treatment plants.  

High Court approves applications by Johor and Federal Territories religious bodies.

Anwar brings up current Israel-Gaza conflict, bilateral relations, economic cooperation.

Minister stresses that mastery of official language is major requirement.  

‘Malaysia Stands With Palestine’ event will be held at Axiata Arena in Bukit Jalil.

Menteri besar says victims suffer RM166 million losses from January to September.

Governor says country is not in a crisis despite decline of local currency.

He denies that the IGP is restricting public discourse on 3R issues. 

It will have no withdrawal access, Ahmad Maslan tells the Dewan Rakyat.

Azrul Faiz Mohd Rosli allowed RM1,500 bail, case fixed for mention on Dec 5.

5.26ha have been destroyed. 

Police to apply for remand order.

They must show commendable behaviour when mediating issues of the people and the country, Johari Abdul says.

This is part of ongoing investigations against the co-founder, his family.