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Asia-Pacific NGOs unite against scourge of plastic dumping by foreign countries

Plug loopholes, form clear laws to halt import of waste without proper means of treatment, authorities urged

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Slim chance private hospital ICUs will take Covid-19 patients: surgeon

High cost, manpower shortage are stumbling blocks; however, these facilities can ease burden on govt hospitals by accepting non-coronavirus cases

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Shattered by abuse and lacking legal rights, Rohingya need protection – Arulldas Sinnappan

It is not just allowing them to stay in Malaysia that counts, but ensuring they are not exploited or trafficked back out of the country

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Hawker centre testing exercise finds 12 out of 100 positive for Covid-19

They were part of an RTK-Ag testing effort in Permatang Tinggi, says Machang Bubuk rep

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Dr Mahathir urges all to get vaccines, says jabs key to containing Covid-19

In Aidilfitri exchange on Facebook, ex-PM also advises against physical greetings during festivities

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Marine Dept starts investigation into Langkawi ferry fire

Starcity Express 6 being held at Kuala Kedah ferry terminal until team’s task completed

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Langkawi ferry leaving Kuala Kedah catches fire

All 305 passengers onboard escape uninjured from sudden blaze, believed to have started from engine room

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Customs seizes contraband ciggies worth RM7 mil in Port Klang

Syndicate’s modus operandi was to declare items as carpets in import manifest

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‘PBAPP water treatment plant residue disposed of in line with govt regulations’

CEO responds to claims Sg Dua facility polluting Penang river

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Floods hit Penang amid Covid-19 fight

6 families seek shelter at Bukit Teh relief centre following downpour yesterday evening

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[UPDATED] 10 Seberang Prai Utara schools ordered shut over Covid-19 cases

Students found to be close contacts, with virus-positive parents, siblings

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Velesto’s Naga 7 oil rig sinks in S’wak waters; all 101 workers safe

MMEA says it went down some 139 nautical miles from Miri