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New RM194.5mil Johor Baru Court Complex to open Jan 1 (opens the original)
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ISKANDAR PUTERI: The new Johor Baru Court Complex here is expected to begin operating on Jan 1 next year, replacing the existing facilities in the city centre, says Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said. The Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Law and Institutional Reform) said the two-building complex, built on a 6.87ha site, is located in Kota Iskandar. “The new facilities are equipped with 24 courtrooms, comprising seven High Court, eight Sessions Court, eight Magistrates’ Court and one Spe
MPBP probes claims of stray dog mistreatment, rude behaviour by workers (opens the original)
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BATU PAHAT: The Batu Pahat Municipal Council (MPBP) will call in the contractor hired to manage stray animals and animal welfare groups to hear both sides of an incident involving an alleged rude gesture towards residents. MPBP said it would seek a full explanation from both parties to ensure fairness following a video circulating on social media alleging that the workers had mistreated stray dogs and behaved rudely towards residents who approached them.
Local man faces multiple charges of injuring, robbing Rohingya workers in Johor (opens the original)
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JOHOR BARU: A cleaning supervisor has pleaded not guilty to four counts of injuring and robbing different Rohingya men of items including a grass cutting machine and chainsaw. Muhammad Haziq Mohd Rizal, 26, pleaded not guilty to the charges that were read in three separate courtrooms on Thursday (Sept 17). He faced separate charges for allegedly robbing three Rohingya men respectively on Aug 21, Aug 26 and Sept 9 at different locations in Taman Perling, where he made away with a chainsaw, a moto
171 victims win landmark Sungai Kim Kim suit (opens the original)
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JOHOR BARU: After a seven-year wait, 171 people affected by the Sungai Kim Kim toxic waste incident finally won their suit against a tyre processing company, its two Singaporean directors, and a lorry driver. Forty-two of them, comprising school students and members of the public, had sought RM30mil in damages, while the remaining 129, who are fishermen, are claiming about RM3mil for economic losses.
Sg Kim Kim incident: Firm, three others ordered to pay RM100,000 in costs to plaintiffs (opens the original)
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JOHOR BARU: After a seven-year wait, 171 plaintiffs in the Sungai Kim Kim toxic waste case finally saw their legal battle end in their favour when the High Court ruled against four defendants. Judicial Commissioner Manira Mohd Nor, in an hour-long oral judgment on Wednesday (Sept 9), ordered tyre processing company P Tech Resources Sdn Bhd, its two Singaporean directors and a lorry driver to pay RM100,000 in costs to the 171 plaintiffs.
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