The Malaysian media today carried front page stories that Azilah in his SD had claimed that the order to kill Altantuya had come from former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, who was deputy prime minister then.

Speaking to reporters this morning at the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya, Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah said the VVIP met former police Special Action Unit (UTK) officer Azilah Hadri outside the prison.

Meeriam Rosaline's lawyer RSN Rayer said as far as his client is concerned the former senior minister's mental health is sound.

Former PM Datuk Seri Najib Razak last week filed a suit against the bank and the banker over the management of accounts under his name used to divert funds from SRC International Sdn Bhd.

In a LinkedIn post on Sunday, PNB president and group chief executive officer Jalil Rasheed said Hafizuddin’s role is a newly created one, where he will oversee PNB’s liquidity management, funding, foreign exchange and all aspects of PNB’s treasury operations.

...for the implementation of various initiatives for the well-being and prosperity of the city dwellers.

This is the call made by Chief Minister Adly Zahari, who referred to the Anjung Gapam digital home project launched last month in Jasin here as an example of how people from all walks of life could benefit from the availability of such technology in their homes.

“And who is the biggest victim in all of these never-ending games of betrayal and slander? It is the Rakyat, our children, our grandchildren...”

Temperatures across the Klang Valley dipped to as low as 22°C, the lowest in months.

Azilah revealed that Najib ordered him to “arrest and destroy” Altantuya. Azilah was also told by the former PM (then deputy PM) that the Mongolian woman was a “foreign spy”.