Looi Sue-Chern
Sue-Chern is a journalist with The Malaysian Insight. You can follow her on LinkedIn.
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Nhaveen a typical, fun teenager with musical dreams, say friends
Nhaveen’s family and friends say he was a typical teenager, with dreams to pursue a musical career.
Penang teen in coma dies, assault case reclassified as murder
T. Nhaveen, the boy who was in a coma after a vicious attack last Friday in Penang, has died.
Two boys in assault case remanded for rioting case probe
Both cases are not related, says lawyer V. Parthipan.
Four claim trial for beating up Uber driver
They allegedly committed offence after one of their wives claimed she had been molested.
Another doctor charged with trying to deceive RTD
She is alleged to have issued a fake health certificate to a PSV licence applicant.
Family of teen in coma wants medical report, second opinion
The family wants hospital to allow a specialist of their choosing to see the boy, who has been diagnosed with brain death, immediately.
Assault victim troubled by strangers calling to offer help, money
Mysterious callers are making T. Previin, one of the two teenage victims of a vicious assault last week, uneasy and afraid.
Penang to keep hotel levy
Chief minister says tourism minister never indicated that imposition of tourism tax means ending state levy.
Penang has no issues with crackdown on illegal gambling
State government is against gambling, so up to Zahid to clarify statement that gambling kingpins may be funding political parties, says Guan Eng.
Zahid orders illegal gambling eradicated in Penang to stop vice kingpins funding politicians
Penang police ordered to eradicate illegal gambling for fear that gaming kingpins will fund political parties as the general election nears.
DAP Wanita urges govt to combat bullying in schools
Assault on Penang teens that left one braindead could had been prevented if action had been taken earlier, says Hannah Yeoh.
Uber driver claims trial to molesting passenger
Muhammad Sukri Ramli today denies molesting a Vietnamese passenger earlier this month.
Cops suspect foreign object used to penetrate teen’s anus
Police are looking for object allegedly used to assault brain dead teen while remand of suspects has been extended.
No room for locals, hoteliers to escape tourism tax
Locals and hoteliers consider the soon to be imposed tourism tax a bitter pill to swallow.
