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Ho Hup Construction Company Bhd’s (KL:HOHUP) shareholders have rejected the re-election of the founding family’s last board member Datin Chan Bee Leng and blocked RM500,000 in directors’ fees at Monday’s annual general meeting.

The Exchange TRX management has confirmed that a water leakage incident at the shopping mall occurred last Friday due to a pipe issue.

The Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) has emphasised that every new housing development must prioritise quality-of-life standards and foster community-building, in line with the aspirations of Malaysia MADANI, rather than merely increasing the number of residential units without identity or character.

Myra, the residential arm of Oriental Interest Bhd (KL:OIB), has unveiled Myra Senja, a mixed-used development in Shah Alam, and has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Panasonic Malaysia to equip the open-market units at Myra Senja with a curated package of energy-efficient appliances.

The landslide on a hillside near Block C of the Puncak Arabella Apartment in Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands, on Friday (Nov 28) is believed to have been caused by continuous heavy rain.

The recent Hong Kong tower inferno exposed the fragility of dense urban living and reminded us—painfully—how vulnerable vertical communities are when safety is compromised, deferred or treated as a discretionary cost.

The Federal Court has struck out an application by Phileo Damansara 1 (PD1) development’s management corporation for permission to appeal its attempt to impose different rates of maintenance charges over units in PD1.

Exsim Development Sdn Bhd and the Malaysian Basketball Association (Maba) officially commenced construction for their joint venture project named Maba Suitez at the former Wisma Maba site along Jalan Hang Jebat in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.

Johor launched on Saturday the 3,200-acre Maharani Freeport in Muar as a three-island deep-water free zone, designed to serve regional oil and gas activities along the Strait of Malacca.

Tanah Rata assemblyman Ho Chi Yang said he will request the government to consider installing a disaster early warning system in high-risk areas, especially on residential slopes, to monitor soil movement.