Putrajaya: Penang can have more than one city council
PETALING JAYA (October 5): Penang government will proceed with plans for Seberang Prai municipal council (MPSP) on mainland Penang to city to be elevated to city council status.
Flash flood woes in Taman Melawis to be resolved
KLANG (October 5): Pandamaran assemblyman Tony Leong is working on a resolution to the flash floods in Taman Melawis, Klang.
Johor exco: China investors not after citizenship
PETALING JAYA (October 5): China investors main intention was to purchase holiday homes, not to relocate, said state International Trade, Investment and Utilities Committee chairman Jimmy Puah Wee Tse.
WCT up 2.31% on 7-year high healthy orderbook of RM7.2b
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 5): Shares in WCT Holdings Bhd rose as much as 2.
MTEM: China companies should develop partnerships with locals
PETALING JAYA (October 5): The Malay Economic Action Council (MTEM) has said China companies must develop smart partnerships with locals in Malaysia.
Mohamed Azmin: Dr M wants more time to look into suitability of ECRL
KOTA BHARU (October 4): The Cabinet discussed the East Coast Railway Line (ECRL) project briefly yesterday and Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad asked to be given a little more time to look into the suitability of the project.
Selangor orders Sepang council to close mining pool
SHAH ALAM (October 5): The Selangor Government has ordered the Sepang Municipal Council to close down the disused mining pond in Taman Putra Perdana, Puchong once the search and rescue (SAR) operations for the teenager who reportedly drowned there is completed.
Mysterious “loud bang” jolts Ipoh
IPOH (Oct 4): It can get quite quiet in parts of this sleepy Perak capital and when a loud bang and tremor was heard and felt this morning, some folk here got a tad curious/worried.
Shafee: Charges placed against my client done in hurried fashion
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 4): Tan Sri Dr Muhammad Shafee Abdullah (pictured) is of the view that investigations against former premier Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak had not been completed before he was charged, reported The Star today.
Sulaiman: We haven't charged a former prime minister before
KUALA LUMPUR (October 4): In light of Najib's lead counsel Tan Sri Dr Muhammad Shafee Abdullah raising an issue regarding documents having been served in a CD and not in hard copy, that the documents could not be read, and that he had offered to foot the bill for the hard copy of the documents, lead prosecutor in the case Datuk Sulaiman Abdullah said that the issue is simply causing more expense for the nation.
