This follows High Court judge Sequerah's refusal to grant an adjournment requested by AG Thomas for the August and September trial dates.

State Tourism, Environment, Plantations and Biotechnology Committee chairman Datuk Seri Mohd Sharkar Shamsudin said the state government's newly established Disposal of Hazardous Waste Monitoring Committee, would be conducting inspections in all the 225 areas to follow up on the satellite readings, in cooperation with all relevant state and federal bodies. 

"Therefore, the simple mathematics will conclude that it is vastly cheaper for the government to acquire the highways than to pay compensation, since the acquisition cost of RM6.2 billion is self-financed. On the other hand, if the toll rates are merely frozen, these concessionaires will collect at least RM5.3 billion in compensation from the government.”

We succumbed to temptation and just could not resist trying a few drinks during our visits to check out the bubble tea streets. Here are our top five picks.

Following the government’s change in rules to allow foreign hypermarket operators to set up smaller stores, Tesco wants to have its first Malaysian supermarket in the Klang Valley by September.

“We want to make sure there are business and commercial components besides affordable housing, all of which will be integrated with the Ipoh Railway Station. This is a TOD that is accorded priority by the Government.”

meta_city is a RM1.8 billion project on a 12-acre leasehold site to be developed over 10 years. Its components include two towers of serviced apartments and Small-office Home-offices, branded suites, a hotel, an office tower and the shopping mall.

“The tax is now extended to the sale of properties which is owned even after five years, which we feel is not right as it seems like another form of income tax."

Based on observation, bubble tea shops seem to be located in commercial centres that are already well-known for their F&B offerings and their proximity to educational institutions to target the youths; hence these three locations.

Based on the automatic pricing mechanism, the price of RON95 should be increased to RM2.23 per litre while diesel should be increased to RM2.32 per litre.