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Another 16-year-old remanded over form two student’s death at Kuala Pilah hostel (opens the original)
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SEREMBAN: A second Form Four student has been remanded over the death of a Form Two boy at a Kuala Pilah school hostel, says Deputy Comm Datuk Alzafny Ahmad. The Negri Sembilan police chief said the 16-year-old was brought before a Kuala Pilah Magistrate's Court on Monday (Sept 28) and remanded for six days until Oct 3. Both suspects are 16-year-old Form Four students in the same hostel block as the 14-year-old victim. DCP Alzafny said the assault was believed to be a follow-up punishment by sen
Negri royal row: Cops deny taking sides after barring exco members' office access (opens the original)
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SEREMBAN: Police controlled former Negri Sembilan state executive councillors' access to their offices at Wisma Negeri to keep the peace after the palace announced the revocation of their appointments, and not to side with any party in the ongoing dispute, says state police chief Deputy Comm Datuk Alzafny Ahmad. "The action should not be interpreted as the police taking sides or giving recognition to any party in a matter going through a constitutional and legal process," he said in a statement
Respecting power to pardon part of upholding rule of law, says Dr Wee (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA: The granting of a pardon is a separate and legitimate constitutional power, says MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong, stressing that recognising this fact is also part of upholding the rule of law. He said Pakatan Harapan's insistence that those convicted of graft serve their full court-imposed sentences ignores the pardon, parole and remission powers provided for under the law and the Federal Constitution. He said the position taken by the Pakatan secretariat council did not
PERKESO pays RM9.97mil in accident claims, urges opt-outs to return (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR: The Social Security Organisation (PERKESO) has paid out RM9.97mil on 6,330 accident claims in the first three months of its round-the-clock coverage scheme, and is urging workers who opted out to sign back up now that the window to leave has closed. PERKESO group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Dr Mohammed Azman Aziz Mohammed said 87.6%, or 8.5 million workers, had kept their coverage under Lindung 24 Jam, which took effect on June 1, while 12.4% opted out.
Cloud seeding to begin within Sarawak, Kedah and Perlis (opens the original)
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SHAH ALAM: Cloud seeding will begin in 13 areas throughout the country, including Simunjan in Sarawak, starting tomorrow to help increase water levels in reservoirs, which have been affected by extreme dry weather over the last few weeks. The exercise to be held over three days is also hoped to reduce the worsening haze, which saw five Sarawak districts at a hazardous air quality level. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the operation would run until Sept 5 and cover thi
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