Category: General

KLUANG, The Orang Asli were among the early birds who fulfilled their responsibilities in the Mahkota state by-election today. The Tok Batin of Kampung Tanah Runtuh here, Mohd Noorsham Abdullah, 49, said he got up as early as 6 am and got the villagers together to go to the polls. “We came in a group of 15 people. The polling station is just nearby. By 7 am, we were already at the polling station. “We don’t want to miss out on electing our representative. After all, the process is easy and it’s over in just a few minutes,’ he said

SEREMBAN, A woman was killed while four others were injured in a crash involving a tipper lorry and five cars at Jalan Persiaran Negeri near the Persiaran Golf traffic light junction, Nilai here this afternoon. Nilai district deputy police chief DSP Mat Ghani Lateh said the victim, 31, sustained serious injuries to her body and head after being pinned during the 3.45 pm crash and was confirmed dead at the scene. Preliminary investigations revealed that the tipper lorry carrying a load of san was driven by a man, 30, and was heading from Bandar Baru Salak Tinggi, Sepang to Nilai

KUALA LUMPUR, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim made a heartfelt video call today to a young girl named Uya, who along with her family, endured devastating floods in Kedah recently. In a 90-second video shared on Anwar’s official Facebook page tonight, the Prime Minister connected warmly with Uya, offering words of encouragement and support. ‘I pray that Uya and her family are granted strength by Allah SWT during this challenging time. If the opportunity arises, I will visit Kedah again and meet Uya, Insya-Allah,’ he said in the post. Before wrapping up their conversation, Uya thanked the Prime Minister

Manila: The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) on Saturday lamented the spread of ‘false’ information about President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. through a blurred video of him allegedly receiving a sachet of drugs. PCO’s fact-checker ‘Maging Mapanuri’ posted a video on Facebook to refute netizens’ claim that Marcos received prohibited drugs from a man who took a selfie with him in a recent public event. ‘Ginagamit ng ilang indibidwal ang ganitong uri ng content upang magpalaganap ng maling naratibo (Some individuals use this type of content to spread a false narrative),’ the PCO said. ‘Kapag ang isang video o larawan ay

Manila: The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) on Saturday lamented the spread of ‘false’ information about President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. through a blurred video of him allegedly receiving a sachet of drugs. PCO’s fact-checker ‘Maging Mapanuri’ posted a video on Facebook to refute netizens’ claim that Marcos received prohibited drugs from a man who took a selfie with him in a recent public event. ‘Ginagamit ng ilang indibidwal ang ganitong uri ng content upang magpalaganap ng maling naratibo (Some individuals use this type of content to spread a false narrative),’ the PCO said. ‘Kapag ang isang video o larawan ay