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Kota Kinabalu TTPM orders wedding planner to refund RM6,590 to client

Consumer tribunal body says reimbursement in view of fact that consumer was unable to hold wedding due to Covid-19 pandemic and MCO

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Local, foreign media converge on N. Korean embassy after envoys given the boot

Medical personnel seen entering premises, likely to conduct virus tests on those returning to Pyongyang

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Miri DMC extends halt on school reopenings

Additional postponement until April 5 is due to deteriorating situation in the district

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Bitcoin-mining racket busted in Miri

Police chief says illegal centres operating with pilfered electricity, three arrested so far

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Perlis Umno not breaking off from central leadership: Shahidan

It will remain loyal, stand by Perikatan govt, says Arau MP

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Cops to call up Najib after he admits to SOP violation

Ex-PM says he will pay fine for not undergoing a temperature scan or registering via MySejahtera app to enter Bukit Bintang eatery

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Wanita Umno Rasah chief Hapsah Hamid dies at 75

Party stalwart who held post for past five terms will be laid to rest after Zohor prayers

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Penang Hill’s iconic upper station to flash new look, better facilities

CM assures that upgrading project will abide by Penang Hill Special Area Plan

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Passport renewal congestion at high commission in S’pore will be resolved: Immigration Dept

Delays caused by technical glitch and damage to one of the printers, says director-general Datuk Khairul Dzaimee Daud

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Sabah MCA seeks return with fresh community initiative

Party did not win any seats in last state election, has chance to rebuild with new role

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Penang DAP spoilt for choice with record 44 candidates in state party polls

Elections to face increased scrutiny given party's prominence at state and national levels

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55.5% of M’sians think online info is reliable, UCSI poll finds

Research centre says survey on digitalisation acceptance and readiness involves 827 respondents, has 3% error margin

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Fake news law not aimed at curbing freedom of speech: MCMC

Emergency ordinance to protect the people, businesses, says chief regulatory officer