Police will cancel fines issued to those not wearing masks in private vehicles
For those who have paid their fines to MOH, they could claim back their payments.
Snorkeler injured by whale shark at Australia tourism spot
The snorkeler had suffered internal bleeding and upper torso injuries after being hit by the tail of a whale shark
Zuraida: Residential Tenancy Act being drafted
The law, among other things, is aimed at solving issues of racial discrimination in the property market
Covid-19: Australia’s Victoria state declares state of disaster
It will see the implementation of night-time curfew (8pm to 5am) on Melbourne (the state capital) starting from today.
Swiss court: Former Coutts & Co banker found guilty in US$700m 1MDB transfer
For “failing to flag money-laundering concerns related to a US$700 million (RM2.97 billion) transfer into an account controlled by Low Taek Jho”.
WHO: Record increase in global Covid-19 cases on Friday -- nearly 300,000
Meanwhile, there were 6,812 recorded deaths on the same day.
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Covid-19: Tokyo sees record 463 cases today
The latest situation has prompted top officials to mull another “emergency” declaration.
Former MACC director: You may have the power, but I have Allah on my side
“During investigations in July 2015, it was the fasting month and my men did not go back to our homes for sahur. We stayed late in the office to gather evidence. All this was done discreetly.”
Durians from Raub: Legalisation scheme with eye on exports to China
Royal Pahang Durian Resources: Should China discover that a significant portion of Malaysian durians imported are from non-certified farms, this could spell a disaster for the Malaysian durian industry.
Nepal Embassy lodges police report over video of truncheon assault on guard
“The Embassy of Nepal, Kuala Lumpur notes with concern the recent video trending on social media regarding the assault on a security guard in Malaysia.”
