Diyana Ibrahim
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Factory behind river pollution must vacate land, says Amirudin
Selangor MB says Notice 7A will be issued on Monday, buildings on the site to be demolished.
Maintenance yard did not break pollution limits in March, says Selangor MB
Amirudin says facility blamed for dumping oil into Sg Gong was only fined as the law did not allow for stiffer penalty.
Selangor wants up to RM1 million fine for river polluters
Amendment to be tabled at next state assembly sitting, says MB.
In pandemic, kuih sellers, hawkers find hope in e-commerce
Some traders say their business actually expanded even as the economy was nearly shut down during the MCO.
Construction drops by half in 6 months, says Mustapa
Stalled projects as a result of MCO led to this, says minister.
New govt but same old for Kg Baru folk
Landowners say Malay-centric Perikatan Nasional also reneging word on better deal.
Don’t say things that can undermine PM, Annuar tells Umno leaders
Initial scepticism on alliance with Bersatu understandable, says Umno sec-gen.
PAS MP refuses to apologise for ‘Bible distorted’ remarks
Nik Muhammad Zawawi Salleh instead calls for open interfaith dialogue to explain himself.
Govt defers police conduct bill to next session of Parliament
Deputy minister says several bills moved under parliamentary standing orders.
Bersatu election losers not keen to join Pejuang
Those who abandoned party only interested in positions, say those who failed to win seat in supreme council.
Bersatu won’t give full membership to non-Malays
Leaders try to quell grassroots anger as party accepts non-Bumis, including PKR defectors.
Perikatan withdraws bill on 2-term limit for PM
Decision announced by Takiyuddin Hassan, who also retracts IPCMC Bill.
Aviation authority to complete US safety ratings next year
Transport minister says all 33 audit issues have been examined.
Varsity hostel, service fees reduced by 15%, says minister
Half a million students to benefit from decision costing government RM72 milion.
Mixed feelings in Bersatu to admit non-Muslims
Malays fear their voice in party drowned out, says ex-division chief.
