Five witnesses quizzed to date, police say.

Delays in admission have adverse domino effect, minister says.

Party president denies accusations of lawmakers only handing out cash during elections.

Anti-graft agency expects to make more arrests in the coming days.

Works minister says he accepts move but hopes the allocation will be increased from time to time.

Transport minister says regeneration plan approved by cabinet.

Five investigation papers opened over RM500,000 losses.

Cops say clip paints a negative picture of the force.

Vehicle skids and overturns during morning journey.

No date fixed yet, but Kamarul says united front necessary to beat dominant PAS.

Meanwhile, authorities in Sabah say there is no overnight change in the number of people seeking shelter.

Party intends to contest at least two seats in Selangor, another two in Kedah, source says.

Pundits say public should take lead from how institutional investors react, not panic.

Communications director says engagement with youth the key and the party must offer something tangible.

Sungai Bekok in Johor exceeds danger level.

Regulatory body says committed to protecting public from gaming scams.

Raids carried out on business premises, vehicles and residential homes used as sales operations centres or storage for the goods.

Sabah CM elected at party’s EGM today.

Datu Omar Ali Datu Bachtiyal says issue should be negotiated via peaceful discussion.

PM bowed out of attending Thaipusam celebrations as he was unwell.

Kampung Tersang residents say recurring disaster sets them back tens of thousands of ringgit each time.

Chairman says area proposed by Rais Yatim will attract foreign visitors.

They remain at several temporary relief centres in both states.

Muted festivities a thing of the past as devotees, tourists throng temples.

One tests positive for ketamine and is under investigation.