Toll charges will be abolished, but later
"We cannot rush into things," Works Minister says.
Concerns over crowded trains with LRT3 cost cutting, reports portal
"It will be penny-wise but pound-foolish to cut cost just for the sake of cutting cost…”
LEAP jumps into anti-TAED fray
The massive mixed-use development which spans 348ha and entails land reclamation from the sea and dredging to create a 42m canal would spell the end of the Tanjung Aru seafront, said LEAP’s CEO Winnie Long.
Bulk of BN appointed DBKL advisory board members hang on to their posts
“We were appointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, and so, it is only right that the instructions to step down come from him.”
Two more projects in Penang apply for rent-to-own scheme
The completed projects on Penang’s mainland are 301 units in Mak Mandin and Tok Suboh, said the state’s Local Government, Housing, Town and Country Planning Committee chairman Jagdeep Singh Deo.
NGOs support closure of prehistoric Gua Tambun cave
“The public must be taught how to preserve this heritage.”
Sabah mall tenants in distress after electricity supply disconnected again
“This is not our fault, so why are we paying for it?"
Sabah to have committee to monitor construction of Pan Borneo Highway
“It is also possible that we will evaluate the contracts given to the contractors currently doing the construction…”
MBAM: Legalise foreign workers already employed in construction sector
But the body wants the government to repatriate those who are running illegal businesses.
Water tank at school bursts, damages cars
No one was injured in the 6.15am incident at Sekolah Menengah Agam Chenor in Terengganu
