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Don’t turn neighbourhood disputes into racial issues, says lawyer (opens the original)
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Sahain Nada Puthucheary said videos posted online often showed only fragments of an incident, leaving viewers without the full context of what had happened. “When things get posted online, a lot of context disappears and it becomes a two-dimensional video image that is on somebody’s phone and they’re only seeing bits and pieces of that problem,” he said at the New Muslim Community conference here. “If somebody records two people fighting, whatever you record and post, there’s no way that it can
Fear of WTE rooted in outdated perception, says expert (opens the original)
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This attitude, described variously as NIMBY (not in my backyard), characterises the residents’ opposition to proposed developments in their local area based on concerns over pollution, traffic, or safety even when they accept the need for such facilities elsewhere. Universiti Teknologi Mara environmental engineering expert Marfiah Wahid said many of these concerns stem from previous experience with waste management facilities such as odour, traffic, noise, leachate, and weak regulatory enforceme
No guarantee state election wins will translate to GE16 victory, says Zahid (opens the original)
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Zahid said the new reality was that political parties could no longer assume voters would remain loyal to them. “They can make different choices between a general election and a state election, or even a by-election, based on the candidates, the government’s performance, local issues, economic conditions, and the political parties’ ability to offer solutions to their lives,” he said at a BN forum titled “Post-Johor and Negeri Sembilan: A new dynamic in Malaysian politics?” this evening. Zahid, w
Malaysia seeks global alignment on digital rules with IRC 2026 (opens the original)
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Fahmi said the two-day conference was partly driven by international interest in Malaysia’s transition from a single wholesale network to a dual-network 5G model. “We see the IRC as a platform that brings together bodies similar to MCMC from other countries to sit at the same table, exchange views, discuss future directions and explore the best ways to work together in addressing online harms,” he told reporters after officiating the conference today, referring to the Malaysian Communications an
Noh Omar hopes BN-PN formula sparks ‘blue wave’ in Selangor (opens the original)
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The former Umno Supreme Council member said the arrangement, which avoids direct clashes between Umno and PAS candidates, would strengthen support for both parties in Malay-majority constituencies. “The ‘blue wave’ began in Johor and is now moving to Negeri Sembilan. I am confident this formula will also have a positive impact in Selangor and, God willing, by GE16, BN and PN will return to power,” he said at the Shah Alam Umno Youth delegates’ meeting here today. Noh said both Umno and PAS share
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