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45 heat-related illness cases reported nationwide

33 cases were of heat exhaustion, 11 cases of heatstroke and one case of heat cramp.

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Medical Act doesn’t need to be amended to recognise specialists, says group

Laws, procedures already exist to help graduates of paraellel pathway programmes, say medical professors

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Remembering Pak Samad

Panel discussion honouring illustrious journalist to be held on April 21 at Gerak Budaya.

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Surrender now, police tells KLIA gunman

Suspect has criminal record involving criminal intimidation, theft, impersonating civil servant, say cops.

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Sarawak stockpiles bottled water as temperatures soar

Type of heat usually felt in July, August, now present in April, notes social activist.

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Man attempts to shoot wife at KLIA, injures bodyguard instead, say cops

Police launch manhunt for suspect, say 1.30am incident was not terror-related.

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Unravelling the enigma of Sabah’s Sogindai stones

Boulders stand as silent witnesses to tales etched into their ancient forms.

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Sabah authorities on high alert after confirmed case of melioidosis

Soil sample of rugby field tests positive for bacterium responsible for disease.

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Animal cruelty cannot be tolerated by developed societies, says renowned activist

Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye calls for review of outdated laws that do not offer protection to animals.

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Wullesdorf obtains licence for Sabah gold mining from federal govt

In bourse filing, company says it has obtained approval from Mineral and Geoscience Dept.

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2 youths drown, 2 others rescued in Sarawak waterfall tragedy

Water surge takes lives of two 20-year-old men.

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Don’t resort to name-calling, DAP Youth tells Akmal after he calls Nga ‘dumb’

Dr Kelvin Yii urges his Umno counterpart to set good example, refrain from immaturity.

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MCMC summons MyNewsHub’s social media operator over civil servants video

One-minute and 10-second clip perceived as aiming to portray civil servants negatively.