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Sabah student's dormitory fire sparks police probe as education ministry steps in
Police examine the death of a first-year female student at a Sabah religious secondary school. The teenager reportedly fell from her dormitory building's third level at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Agama Tun Datu Mustafa Limauan. Education Minister Fadhlina Sidek confirmed that her ministry works with investigators on this case. Ministry officials visited the girl's family at the medical facility to provide support and ensure their needs were met. The Sabah Education Department delivered immediate help and psychological assistance to the grieving relatives. Fadhlina asked citizens to avoid creating theories that might interfere with the official probe. She requested that people respect the family's need for privacy during this period...
Ahmad Zahid hits back at critics belittling his New Zealand trip and bilateral talks
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi defended his recent New Zealand trip against domestic critics. He argued that detractors failed to recognize the value of international cooperation and knowledge exchange. The five-day mission focused on strengthening Malaysia's relationship with the Pacific nation. Ahmad Zahid emphasized that political cynicism should not overshadow diplomatic progress. He expressed particular disappointment with religious figures who questioned his efforts without proper consideration. The visit produced meetings with senior New Zealand officials across multiple government departments. Ahmad Zahid discussed education partnerships, halal industry development, and disaster preparedness strategies with his...
Bukit Aman traffic cop charged with murder over fatal Jalan Stephen Yong shooting
A traffic police officer entered a not guilty plea to murder charges during his High Court appearance. Genesis Nitchell David Reddy faces the death penalty under Section 302 of the Penal Code for allegedly killing Muhammad Zaki in April. The 30-year-old lance corporal could receive imprisonment between 30 and 40 years plus 12 cane strokes if convicted. Judicial Commissioner Datuk Faridz Gohim Abdullah scheduled the next hearing for August 22 and ordered detention at Puncak Borneo Prison. The National Legal Aid Foundation provides legal representation for the accused officer. Muhammad Zaki died from a gunshot wound to his head while sitting inside a vehicle on Jalan Stephen Yong. Two friends reported the shooting to Batu Kawa police...
Malaysian Bar hails Wan Ahmad Farid as Chief Justice but warns of court vacancies
The Malaysian Bar praised Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh's selection as the nation's new Chief Justice. Legal professionals highlighted his 2022 withdrawal from a prominent case that involved British barrister Jonathan Laidlaw. Bar president Mohamad Ezri Abdul Wahab commended this action as evidence of strong judicial principles. The organization believes this decision reflected his commitment to maintaining public trust in court systems. They expressed optimism that he will lead the judiciary to new achievements. Wan Ahmad Farid stepped away from the Federal Court case against former prime minister Najib Razak because of his previous political career and family ties to Umno leadership. The court later rejected Laidlaw's application to...
Sixteen Johor students injured as school bus overturns after hitting a pothole
A school bus accident sent 16 students to Sultanah Aminah Hospital after their vehicle overturned when it struck a large pothole on Jalan Abdul Samad. Medical staff treated the children for various injuries such as fractured hands and fingers. Johor Education and Information Committee chairman Aznan Tamin confirmed that doctors provided comprehensive care to all victims. Authorities launched a complete investigation to determine what caused the crash and prevent future incidents. The chairman expressed confidence that students would receive proper medical attention during their recovery. The accident affected pupils from three different schools across the area. SMK Mohd Khalid lost three students to the crash while SMK Aminuddin Baki...
Afghans with fake Uzbekistan visas nabbed at KLIA in border security crackdown
Border authorities arrested seven people from Afghanistan who tried to enter Malaysia with fake documents. The Border Control and Protection Agency caught these individuals at Kuala Lumpur International Airport Terminal 1 during two operations. Officers acted after receiving intelligence about suspicious travelers arriving on different days. The first group arrived Sunday morning while the second attempted entry Tuesday evening. Agency personnel immediately inspected their paperwork upon arrival. The detained group consists of five adults and two minors between the ages of 15 and 36. Investigators discovered their visas were counterfeit documents apparently created in Uzbekistan. These travelers told officials they had escaped from...
PKR MPs demand urgent reforms after Wan Ahmad Farid named Chief Justice
Nine PKR lawmakers pressed Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's administration to reform how Malaysia selects judges. The parliamentarians argued that recent judicial leadership problems demand systemic changes to prevent future disruptions. Rafizi Ramli and eight colleagues emphasized that filling 31 empty judicial positions remains urgent for court operations. The group acknowledged mixed public responses to Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh becoming Chief Justice on July 28. Critics questioned his political background as a former Umno member and junior status among judges. The MPs expressed hope that Wan Ahmad Farid will maintain judicial independence like his predecessor Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat. Reform suggestions target the prime minister's...
RBZ exposes real estate and car dealer money laundering as Zimbabwe loses billions
Zimbabwe's central bank discovered massive money laundering operations within the real estate and car dealership sectors. The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe revealed that these industries facilitate financial crimes through cash-heavy transactions and poor oversight systems. Criminal activities extend far beyond the country's well-documented mineral smuggling problems. Money launderers exploit weak regulatory frameworks to move illegal funds through property purchases and vehicle sales. The bank's 2024 Financial Stability Report exposes widespread tax evasion and corruption across multiple economic sectors. Zimbabwe Revenue Authority seized contraband worth over $10 million during early 2024 enforcement actions. Officials intercepted...
Seremban viral video sparks scare as Myanmar children found safe after wandering off
Authorities clarified that two young Myanmar nationals captured on video wandering near Garden Avenue in Seremban had not been abandoned by their family. The children escaped their residence while their father rested and their mother worked at her job. Local residents spotted the pair and immediately contacted law enforcement after the footage spread across social media platforms. Officers responded quickly and transported both children to the Seremban 2 police station for safety. District police chief ACP Mohamad Hatta Che Din confirmed that medical examinations revealed no injuries or suspicious markings on either child. Investigators successfully located the parents and facilitated a safe reunion with their children. The police...

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