The end of HSR ‘not ominous sign for bilateral relations’, say analysts
Decision ‘should not be seen as a move to spite Singapore’.
Decision ‘should not be seen as a move to spite Singapore’.
Former premier Datuk Seri Najib Razak defended the recently-scrapped Kuala Lumpur-Singapore high-speed rail (HSR) on his Facebook page yesterday, saying it would create 100,000 jobs initially, a figure which would increase to 442,000 by 2069.
Following pictures of him with ministry officials that went viral.
He urged the government to not make decisions based on 'deep hatred'.
A mere two days after it was announced that the enforcement practice will be suspended.
"It is our intention to enlarge Middle Rocks so we can form a small island for us."
“It would have been better if the decision had been communicated to the relevant stakeholders beforehand,”says foreign diplomat.
This is due to “huge cost overruns”.
She will push for a gazetted plan for Segambut and KL to curb flash floods.
Notices have been served to many building owners because of poorly maintained fire equipment.