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QuickCheck: Was a lorry involved in a high-speed chase with police in Pasir Gudang? (opens the original)
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VIDEOS of traffic incidents, including high-speed chases, often go viral on social media. One such video shows a high-speed chase involving a lorry, believed to have been stolen, and the police. Captions and comments on the video claim that the incident happened in Pasir Gudang, Johor. Seri Alam OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Sohaimi Ishak said police detected a viral video on social media platform Threads on Wednesday (Sept 30) showing the chase involving the lorry. He added that police had arrested a loc
Johor eyes international spotlight with proposed US film shoot (opens the original)
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ISKANDAR PUTERI: Johor is positioning itself to attract more international filmmakers, with a major US-based production currently in talks to shoot in the state, according to state executive councillor Lee Ting Han. Lee, who chairs the state Investment, Trade, Consumer Affairs, and Human Resources Committee, revealed that discussions are underway between the US production team and Film Johor, a state government agency.
Malaysia set to secure RM92mil worth of international film, TV productions, says Economy Minister (opens the original)
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ISKANDAR PUTERI: Malaysia is set to secure US$22mil (RM92mil) worth of international film and television productions over the next two years through a new collaboration involving studios from Malaysia, Australia and South Korea. Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir said the collaboration, led by OMG Studios with Australia’s Sandpiper Entertainment, South Korea’s Green Fish Studio and other regional studios, would comprise a US$10mil Malaysia-Australia film and television slate and a US$12
Haze could hit migratory birds hard (opens the original)
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JOHOR BARU: Haze could disrupt the movement and survival of migratory birds passing through Malaysia, particularly if poor air quality persists during the migration season, says Malaysian Nature Society Johor adviser Dr Vincent Chow. Reduced visibility caused by haze could affect birds as they navigated their migration routes, potentially forcing them to delay their journeys, alter flight paths or make additional stopovers.
Over 4,600 domestic violence cases recorded nationwide, says Deputy Women, Family and Community Development Minister (opens the original)
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JOHOR BARU: A total of 4,646 domestic violence cases were recorded nationwide up to July this year, says Deputy Women, Family and Community Development Minister Lim Hui Ying. She said that Johor accounted for 823 cases, which was a significant increase from the 518 cases recorded during the same period last year, highlighting the need for stronger prevention, early intervention and access to support services.
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