Looi Sue-Chern
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Upbringing, social media and experience lead to LGBT lifestyle, says Jakim
One’s upbringing, such as growing up without a father, lacking love and being overprotected can lead to LGBT lifestyles.
Bukit Kukus landslide probe may take a month
Special committee to start work this week, says chairman.
More gays now, claims Jakim official
Number of homosexuals now estimated at 310,000, up from 173,000 five years ago.
No stone unturned in landslide probe, promises Penang mayor
Special committee formed to investigate the incident, says Yew Tung Seang.
Penang Forum wants maximum penalties to prevent ‘needless deaths’
Contractor in Tanjung Bungah tragedy got a mere slap on the wrist, says civil group.
Penang Forum demands a spot in Bukit Kukus probe
Group suggests that Penang Hills Watch, which alerted the authorities to hill clearing, should be invited as an observer and not bound by secrecy laws.
Landslide aside, Penang transport plan to go on
Chief minister says state has no choice but to continue with its plan to address its worsening traffic problem.
DOSH needs drones to help monitor worksite safety, says Kulasegaran
DOSH has a workforce of some 1,600 personnel but it does not have a single drone.
Police task force to investigate Penang landslide
Cops to determine if criminal negligence led to tragedy that saw 9 foreigners killed.
Zahid’s roadshow ‘to strengthen support base’
Umno president must defend himself as he faces 45 charges so as not to repeat the mistake of his predecessor, Najib Razak.
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Contractor in deadly landslide in Tanjung Bungah fined RM35,000
Choongcons (Penang) Sdn Bhd pleads guilty to failure to ensure the safety, health and welfare of its workers at the project site, where 11 workers were killed last year..
Ramkarpal urges Muhyiddin to order cops to reopen Teoh Beng Hock case
Lawyer representing the family of the dead man says he is baffled by the home minister's statement that police are awaiting orders on how to proceed.
CM orders Penang agencies to re-look projects
Safety, design and appointment of builders to be reviewed.
Penang sets up panel to investigate building site landslide
Committee's probe will not interfere with other investigations, says CM.
Residents want hill projects to go on despite accidents
Not all locals support call to halt all hill-slope development in Penang, urging state to improve safety standards.
