A Facebook user, Amri Karim attempted to use a reality check on the authorities. “Fine of RM60,000, 1.2 million consumers were affected. Divide 60,000 by1.2 million, each will get only five sen,” he said. 

Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB) chief executive officer Datuk Kamarulzaman Zainal said another 29 Komuter and 93 ETS passengers, however, were unhurt in the incident which occurred at about 6.37pm yesterday.

Selangor police chief Datuk Noor Azam Jamaludin said the suspects, who are the owners of the factory alleged to be the cause of the pollution, were arrested during an operation carried out from 11pm until 12.30am last night.

Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (Air Selangor) Corporate Communications chief, Elina Baseri, however said that 10 hours of washing and pumping would have to be carried out first before the four treatment plants could be fully operational.

BNM’s six-month moratorium, which allows loan borrowers to delay their repayments until September, and those who are eligible for the targeted moratorium extension, the deferment period until the end of the year, will further delay the impact of the Covid-19 on the property market.

An artistic multi-functional court not only brings joy to the community, having an inviting place to play keeps the children off the streets and out of trouble

Seputeh offers a convenient city living in a rare scenic and tranquil environment in the heart of KL, this has always been the biggest selling point of properties in Seputeh.

Active cases stood at 165 versus 163 reported yesterday, with nine more COVID-19 patients discharged. This raised total recoveries to 9,092, representing a recovery rate of 96.9%.

About 1.2 millions users in the Klang Valley will continue to face water disruptions for at least another four days, reported Malay Mail. This is due to the contamination at the water treatment plants in Sungai Selangor Phases 1, 2, 3 and Rantau Panjang.