Comms Minister warns people not to break the law over differences of opinion.

Comms Minister lashes out at cybertroopers.  

They deny receiving any information from authorities on the matter.  

This marks another milestone in Malaysia-Singapore bilateral ties.

Beruas MP believes intolerance, instigation led to this morning’s crime.  

Appellate court says it is bound by the 2018 Indira Gandhi ruling.

They say Putrajaya’s failure to resolve MA63 issues has caused widespread sentiment for independence.

Johor also sees more evacuees.

Naimah Khalid says her husband is a target because of his wealth.

DPM tells detractors to focus on improving country’s economy.

No injuries have been reported in the 2.50am incident.

Source quoted as feeling ‘some degree of positive vibes’.

State health committee chair urges public to be wary of water-borne diseases.

He says Selangor govt must heed residents’ voices.  

Sources believe alleged kickbacks were given to help secure tenders for racing circuit construction, operation of water retention ponds.  

The 3 bloggers will record their statements on the issue.  

Anticipation of US interest rate cut continues to dominate market sentiment. 

This will be used to determine contradictions, credibility. 

This concerns jewellery allegedly purchased by fugitive businessman valued at US$1.7 million. 

However, they are subject to same purchase limits as Malaysians. 

It says this will reduce personnel shortages at public healthcare facilities.  

Comms Ministry vets network coverage standards.  

Transport Ministry wants reduction in traffic jams, make public transport more popular.  

He says it is against Islamic teachings.  

Minister says firm only provided upskilling services for civil servants.