Pamela Ling Yueh bukan suspek tapi hanya saksi – Azam

Undur Azam: ‘Saya tahu ramai orang tak suka, terpulanglah, ini negara bebas’

Pecah tabung lima masjid, dua lelaki ditahan

Sze Fei-Izzuddin jumpa Wei Chong-Kai Wun di suku akhir Malaysia Masters

YTL bakal lancar superkomputer pertama pada suku ketiga

Joey Daud gegar semula dunia muzik dengan Wamwamsam

Rasuah GLC: SPRM kesan transaksi kewangan di tiga negara

Petronas dikecualikan lesen beroperasi di Sarawak

Couple alleges signature forgery by auto service center, seeks investigation

A Kota Kinabalu couple, Mr. and Mrs. Lim, accuse an Inanam auto service center of forging their signatures on repair documents. After sending their vehicle for engine repair in October 2024, the original problem persisted, and new issues arose. Charged RM5,000 without proper documentation, they filed a complaint with the Consumer Claims Tribunal. During the tribunal, they discovered forged signatures on documents submitted by the service center, prompting a police report. The tribunal ruled in January 2025.

AGC says insufficient evidence to charge anyone in latest probe into Teoh Beng Hock’s death

The Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC) has decided not to pursue further action in the investigation into the 2009 death of political aide Teoh Beng Hock, citing insufficient evidence to charge anyone. This decision follows a review of investigation papers and despite a 2014 Court of Appeal ruling implicating MACC officers. Teoh's family and lawyer, Ramkarpal Singh, have criticized the decision and demanded clarification, particularly given the court's previous findings. Teoh died after falling from a building following an overnight interrogation by MACC officers.

Pamela bukan suspek, hanya saksi bantu siasatan

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) clarified that Pamela Ling Yueh is not a suspect but a witness in an investigation. MACC Chief Commissioner Azam Baki stated that Ling's detention in January was due to her failure to comply with a notice to appear for questioning. He emphasized that the incident occurred outside MACC premises and they have cooperated fully with the police investigation. Ling's family previously claimed she was abducted before a scheduled meeting with the MACC regarding a money laundering probe.

GOF Sarawak seizes RM6.82 mln in contraband, wildlife during ops in Sibu, Bau

The General Operations Force (GOF) in Sarawak seized RM6.82 million worth of contraband, illegal wildlife, and rattan in three separate operations. In Sibu, a man was arrested with contraband cigarettes, firecrackers, imitation firearms, and weapons worth RM6.3 million. Another raid in Bau resulted in the arrest of 11 men and the seizure of 15,000kg of illegal rattan worth RM490,000. A third operation in Sibu led to the arrest of a man possessing 35 protected wild animals, coral, and equipment worth RM34,730.

MAIWP salur lebih RM59 juta kepada NGO untuk pembangunan ummah

The Federal Territories Islamic Religious Council (MAIWP) has allocated RM59.35 million to NGOs and related institutions to support the needy, especially zakat recipients. Minister Datuk Mohd. Na'im Mokhtar emphasized the crucial role of NGOs in reaching communities and understanding their needs, acting as vital links to those MAIWP might not easily access. He expressed hope that the funds would effectively reach those in need within and potentially beyond the Federal Territories. This allocation represents an increase from the RM49.3 million distributed in 2024 and is part of MAIWP's ongoing commitment to asnaf welfare.

Sabah DCM calls for responsible celebration ahead of Kaamatan Festival

Sabah Deputy Chief Minister Jeffrey Kitingan urged responsible celebration during the upcoming Kaamatan Festival. He emphasized moderation in food, alcohol, and late-night activities, reminding attendees of social media scrutiny. Security will be present to address any disorderly conduct. Improvements from previous years include reduced stall rental costs and a 1 am curfew for music in traditional houses to minimize disruption to residential areas.

Rasuah GLC: SPRM kesan transaksi kewangan di Brazil, Belanda

The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) is investigating suspicious investment transactions involving a government-linked company (GLC) across Brazil, Singapore, and the Netherlands. Two Malaysians are suspected of acting as proxies in the money laundering scheme, linked to a Brazilian contract and offshore companies. The MACC previously confirmed an ongoing investigation into a 'Tan Sri' businessman connected to money laundering allegations involving Sapura Energy Bhd.

Bursa Malaysia falls for sixth straight session as sell-off deepens across sectors

The FBM KLCI extended its decline for the sixth consecutive day, falling 1.15% to 1,527.02, mirroring a regional downtrend fueled by investor anxiety over a proposed US tax-cut bill and its potential impact on the federal deficit. The sell-off, triggered by declines in US equities and bonds, impacted Asian markets. Despite the continuous decline, there were signs of stabilization with bargain hunting emerging for some key index constituents. Trading volume decreased, with losers outnumbering gainers.

Penting teruskan dialog antara kerajaan, pemain industri

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stressed the importance of continuous dialogue between the government and industry players to ensure effective policy implementation. He highlighted positive feedback from multinational corporations and the US-ASEAN Business Council (US-ABC) following a meeting last year, reaffirming their commitment to invest in Malaysia. Discussions focused on strengthening industrial development, including policy adjustments, skilled workforce development, and funding strategies.

9 peniaga Pakistan jual karpet ditahan

Nine Pakistani and one Indonesian nationals operating as mobile traders, primarily selling carpets in Miri, Sarawak, were detained for lacking valid travel documents. The Immigration Department of Malaysia, in a joint operation with the Sarawak Security and Enforcement Unit, apprehended the men in various unnumbered rented houses around Pujut, Lutong, and Bekenu. The operation followed public complaints about their mobile trading activities. The detainees, who violated Section 6(1)(c) of the Immigration Act 1959/63, are being held at the Bekenu Immigration Detention Depot for further investigation.

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Curi duit masjid untuk baiki kereta, bayar sewa rumah

Two friends were arrested within 24 hours for stealing money from donation boxes at five mosques in Kuala Pilah, Malaysia. One suspect claimed they needed the money for car maintenance and rent. Police, using CCTV footage and public information, apprehended the suspects, aged 19 and early 20s, at their respective homes. They confessed to stealing from five mosques and another in Jelebu, using a Perodua Kancil to carry away two donation boxes. Police recovered the boxes, RM113 in cash, and RM7 in coins. Both suspects are under remand and are being investigated under Section 379 of the Penal Code.