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Ongoing hot, dry weather expected to gradually lift by mid-April

Monsoon transition phase expected to start from March 29, continue until May, says MetMalaysia.

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Rafizi’s push for Padu too assertive, bordering on coercive: Sabah DCM

No need to threaten by saying people will not get subsidies if they do not register, says Datuk Seri Jeffrey Kitingan.

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Putrajaya respects Sarawak’s decision to halt Padu registration: Fadillah

Economy minister to look into matter, meet with state govt leaders in next few days, says DPM.

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MoE vows full cooperation with authorities after teacher accused of sexual misconduct

No compromise against sexual misconduct, stresses Education Ministry.

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Mechanic selling his beloved BMW to pay for son’s cancer treatment

He said his son, Muhammad Adif Zafran, 16, was suffering from stage one intestinal cancer and selling his car was the best option for now.

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Something fishy: More leaders berate Rafizi as Padu deadline draws near

The RM80 million allocation could be used to upgrade eKasih which is in place to help low-income people, says Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong.

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Harmful amendments remain in proposed move on citizenship in constitution, cautions coalition

CSO Platform for Reform calls on the government to engage community leaders and legal experts to end statelessness

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Chief statistician gives assurance on safety, confidentiality of data stored in Padu

Do not wait until the last moment to register before the deadline of March 31, says the Department of Statistics

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Raging fires near border with Brunei gut forests the size of 50 football fields

Flames are advancing despite various methods employed by firefighting teams to prevent a disaster

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Fatal assault? Teen attacked by mates in hostel prior to death: police

Remand order issued on thirteen youths aged 16 to 19 residing at the college in Lahad Datu

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Better for needy to register with Padu, says Sarawak native rights group

Society for Rights of Indigenous Peoples of Sarawak (Scrips) says a change of mind can affect poor folks who need subsidies.

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Temporarily closing car washes an option if drought continues, says SPAN

Chairman Charles Santiago says consumers must now learn to minimise use and to recycle water, especially in industries and households.

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B40 and M40 employees being ‘scammed’ by banks, claims Nube

Its general secretary, J Solomon claimed that the integrity of 15,000 B40 and M40 bank employees, along with their family members, were 'scammed' by the banks.