PLUS 18% reduction in toll rates begins at midnight
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 31): Motorists plying highways managed by PLUS Malaysia Bhd will enjoy an 18% reduction in toll rates from midnight.
China does not allow our military transport planes to evacuate Malaysians, must use commercial flights
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 31): Beijing has not given the greenlight for Malaysia to use military transport planes to evacuate our citizens stuck in Hubei province and Wuhan as a result of the novel coronavirus outbreak, Foreign Affairs Minister Saifuddin Abdullah (pictured) said, reported Malaysiakini.
趋势：榴莲种植带动农业地价值
随着榴莲魅力持续升温，房产咨询顾问公司Savills Malaysia董事经理Paul Khong认为，这股趋势将带动农业地价格在2020年稳步上扬。 他指出，即便油棕业蓬勃发展、棕油价格节节上攀，农业地价格自2014年以来的升幅还是没有超过10%。 Khong在近期发布的《大马房产2020年七大趋势》报告中说道：“不过，随着人们越来越热爱榴莲且国内外需求扬升，促使不少人加入榴莲种植行列，小园主对于小型农业地更感兴趣，从而支撑农业地价格走势，” 另一方面，Savills Malaysia董事Kevin Goh认为，在住宅房产方面，虽然市场连续放缓六年，但预计房市不会崩盘。 “在这段期间，超过132万住宅房产易手，期间国内生产总值年增幅介于4.
PBA says no impact from criminal probe on its 5th largest shareholder
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 31): PBA Holdings Bhd says the ongoing criminal case against Ooi Chieng Sim, its fifth largest shareholder who was among eight men charged with drug trafficking in Penang yesterday, will not impact the company's operations or standing.
Attendants' union wants all flights to China suspended
PETALING JAYA (Jan 31): The National Union of Flight Attendants Malaysia (Nufam) has called for airline companies to immediately suspend all flights to China owing to the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) outbreak in the People’s Republic.
Dr M: English to be used to teach Math and Science
PUTRAJAYA (Jan 31): English will be used “once again” to teach Math and Science, The Star reported Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad saying yesterday.
Selangor exco: What ghost city?
PETALING JAYA (Jan 31): Selangor local government, public transportation and new village development executive councillor Ng Sze Han has refuted any suggestion that Shah Alam is becoming a "ghost city".
Malaysian life, takaful insurers to provide hospitalisation coverage due to Wuhan virus
KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 31): All life insurance companies and takaful operators in the country will provide hospitalisation coverage/treatment for the Wuhan novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) to their policyholders/certificate holders.
