Day: September 7, 2024

KOTA BHARU, A 33-year-old man was arrested today for allegedly attempting to smuggle out 374 kilogrammes (kg) of subsidised cooking oil worth RM935 and 264 kg of coarse sugar worth RM910.80. Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) Kelantan director, Azman Ismail said the arrest was made during a joint operation by KPDN and the Marine Operations Force of Region Three Pengkalan Kubor in Kampung Pasir Puteh, Cabang Empat, Tumpat, at 7.30 am. ‘In the operation, a suspicious-looking man was apprehended in front of a house in the village. ‘A search of a nearby Perodua Kancil car uncovered

KUALA LUMPUR, A distraught man went on a rampage last Thursday at the Forensic Department of Sungai Buloh Hospital after being denied the chance to see the remains of a family member. The 43-year-old man attempted to break a glass panel using a helmet. Sungai Buloh police chief Supt Mohd Hafiz Muhammad Nor said police were alerted to the incident around midnight and upon arriving at the scene, officers arrested the man and seized the helmet. “The man was believed to be in a state of anger and depression after being unable to view his family member’s remains. ‘A check

KUALA LUMPUR, A distraught man went on a rampage last Thursday at the Forensic Department of Sungai Buloh Hospital after being denied the chance to see the remains of a family member. The 43-year-old man attempted to break a glass panel using a helmet. Sungai Buloh police chief Supt Mohd Hafiz Muhammad Nor said police were alerted to the incident around midnight and upon arriving at the scene, officers arrested the man and seized the helmet. “The man was believed to be in a state of anger and depression after being unable to view his family member’s remains. ‘A check

ALOR GAJAH, The Melaka state government will promptly initiate the legalisation process for childcare centres (Taska) operating in the state to prevent further infant deaths in such facilities, said Datuk Kalsom Noordin, the state Executive Councillor for Women’s Affairs, Family Development, and Welfare. In response to the death of an eight-month-old baby at a childcare centre yesterday, she emphasised that the process will focus on licensing, safety, and the backgrounds of caregivers, highlighting the need for immediate action since this is not the first such incident in the state. “Many caregiving practices also need to be re-evaluated, including swaddling infants

ALOR GAJAH, The Melaka state government will promptly initiate the legalisation process for childcare centres (Taska) operating in the state to prevent further infant deaths in such facilities, said Datuk Kalsom Noordin, the state Executive Councillor for Women’s Affairs, Family Development, and Welfare. In response to the death of an eight-month-old baby at a childcare centre yesterday, she emphasised that the process will focus on licensing, safety, and the backgrounds of caregivers, highlighting the need for immediate action since this is not the first such incident in the state. “Many caregiving practices also need to be re-evaluated, including swaddling infants