Woman remanded five days over acid attack on spa owner in Bachok

A 38-year-old woman has been remanded for five days in connection with an acid attack on a spa owner in Bachok, Kelantan. The attack occurred last Saturday near a convenience store, leaving the victim with severe burns to her shoulder, back, arms, and legs. The suspect is being investigated under Section 326 of the Penal Code, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years imprisonment, whipping, or a fine. The victim is currently in stable condition and receiving treatment at a local hospital.

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APC dinaikkan RM2,000, jangan beri sebab kasihan

The Negeri Sembilan state government will increase the Excellent Service Award (APC) from RM1,000 to RM2,000 starting next year. Menteri Besar, Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun, urged department heads to be more meticulous in selecting APC candidates, ensuring only those with outstanding performance, integrity, and free from governance issues are considered. He emphasized that the award should be based on merit, not pity or seniority. He aims to transform the state's approach to recognizing exceptional civil servants.

‘Scammer’ beri diskaun RM500 untuk hutang palsu

A Malaysian woman seeking to settle her deceased husband's debts through a social media post was targeted by a scammer. The individual claimed her husband owed RM1,500 but offered a "discount" of RM500. Suspicions arose due to the offered discount and a fake receipt. Friends of the deceased didn't recognize the claimant, leading the widow to believe the scammer obtained her number from her husband's business page. The incident sparked outrage online, with many condemning the exploitation of bereavement for personal gain.

Sibu housewife loses RM447,300 to scam online investment scheme

A 60-year-old housewife in Sibu, Malaysia, lost RM447,300 to an online investment scam. She was lured through Facebook and WhatsApp into a non-existent scheme called 'Malaysia JP Morgan Family Office', making 33 transfers to five different accounts. The scammers used a fake app to show inflated returns, then demanded more money when she tried to withdraw. Police are investigating the case as cheating and urge the public to verify investment schemes with Bank Negara Malaysia and the Securities Commission.

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When the world gets too crazy, shrink your problems — dollhouse style

Michele Simmons, a 57-year-old corporate recruiter, rediscovered her passion for dollhouses during the pandemic. She now 'flips' them, buying, renovating, and selling these miniature homes. Simmons and her daughter even flew from Boston to London to attend the Kensington Dollshouse Festival, a showcase of exquisite miniature craftsmanship. The festival features high-end miniature furniture and accessories, attracting adult collectors and enthusiasts like Rachel Collings, who appreciates the artistry of these tiny creations.

Selangor orders vape ads taken down, warns of firm action

The Selangor government has ordered all e-cigarette and vape traders to remove advertisements and promotional materials. Operating without licenses, these businesses face action if they fail to comply with the directive, which was approved at a recent state executive council meeting. While a complete ban on vape sales is still under review, local councils have been instructed to seize vape-related advertisements and issue notices to traders. Non-compliance will result in fines and further action.

Aiman tunggu keputusan mahkamah sama ada rujuk Siti Jamumall

Influencer Khairul Aiman Abdul Kudus (Aiman Tak Kesah) filed for divorce confirmation against his wife, Siti Suriani Wahiddin (Siti Jamumall), after a delay attributed to raising funds for legal representation. The divorce pronouncement, allegedly made via TikTok live stream on May 15th, requires legal confirmation within a week according to Selangor Islamic Family Law. Aiman stated he's awaiting the court's decision regarding reconciliation and has had minimal contact with Siti Suriani since the incident. He also clarified that a drug test he underwent yielded negative results.

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Liga Super: KDA FC, Perak FC kini ‘terkubur’

Kedah Darul Aman FC and Perak FC are excluded from the 2024-2025 Malaysia League season for failing to meet financial criteria for club licensing. Eleven Super League clubs and two A1 Semi Pro League clubs were granted licenses, with Kuala Lumpur City FC, Kelantan Darul Naim FC, and PDRM FC receiving conditional licenses due to outstanding financial requirements. These clubs must submit additional financial information by May 31, 2025, or risk license revocation. Eight other Super League clubs were granted licenses without conditions.

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Yayasan Bina Upaya Darul Ridzuan bantu anak waris FRU yang bersekolah

The Perak state government, through Yayasan Bina Upaya Darul Ridzuan (YBU), will provide assistance to the children of the Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel involved in the fatal accident in Teluk Intan last week. Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad said the aid would include support for the education of the victims' children. Immediate cash assistance for funeral arrangements has already been disbursed. Further aid will be discussed next week, including YBU's role in supporting the schooling of the affected children.

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Perak govt to address rising elephant crossings after fatal highway accident

The Perak state government will partner with the Wildlife and National Parks Department (Perhilitan) to address the rising human-elephant conflicts, particularly concerning elephants crossing highways like the East-West Highway. Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad emphasized the need to study elephant behaviour to understand these movements. He cited a successful approach from the Agropolitan Gandah project where allocating land for elephants reduced their encroachment on plantations. Perhilitan will investigate recent incidents and propose solutions, while road users are urged to be cautious, especially in wildlife corridors. The state government is actively seeking solutions, particularly given the increasing size of elephant groups crossing roads.