2,579 DENGUE CASES, THREE DEATHS REPORTED IN ME13 – HEALTH DG
PUTRAJAYA, During the 13th Epidemiological Week (ME13), from March 24 to March 30, a total of 2,579 cases of dengue fever were reported, showing a decline from the previous week’s 3,041 cases.
Health director-general, Datuk Dr. Muhammad Radzi Abu Ha…
Cambodia Bags Over US$123 Million from Milled Rice Export in Q1
In the first three months of this year, Cambodia shipped a total of 166,451 tonnes of milled rice to international markets, a slight decrease from 176,581 tonnes in the same period last year, the Cambodia Rice Federation pointed out in a report AKP r…
MRT PUTRAJAYA LINE WOMEN’S COACH SERVICE TO BEGIN MONDAY
KUALA LUMPUR, The women’s coach service for the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Putrajaya line will begin this Monday, Rapid Rail Sdn Bhd chief executive officer (CEO) Amir Hamdan said.
The initiative will ensure more comfortable and safe journeys for wome…
Amnesty International’s Report Proved Wrong
An advisor to the Royal Government of Cambodia has proved the report by Amnesty International on Cambodia’s resettlement of the squatters from the Angkor Archaeological Park baseless and misleading.
The advisor, H.E. Raoul Marc Jennar, ran reporters…
SLOW-MOVING TRAFFIC ON MAJOR HIGHWAYS THIS AFTERNOON
KUALA LUMPUR, Traffic on several major highways was reported to be slow-moving this afternoon as more people headed to their hometowns for the Aidilfitri celebration.
As of 3.30 pm, traffic was building up on the North-South Expressway and the Kuala…
KELANTANESE RESIDENTS REVIVE TRADITIONAL COMMUNAL BREAKING FAST EVENT
KOTA BHARU, Residents at Taman Paduka Kubang Kerian here have decided to revive a popular 70s tradition by holding breaking fast communally together.
Nik Norgilan Ismail, 52, who coordinated the event, said that around 80 residents worked together s…
CAAM CONDUCTS SPECIAL PURPOSE INSPECTIONS ON 19 AIRPORTS NATIONWIDE – MOT
PUTRAJAYA, The Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) has conducted special purpose inspections (SPI) at 19 domestic and international airports nationwide during the first two months of this year.
The Transport Ministry (MOT), in a statement to…
GOV’T WILL MINIMISE TELECOMMUNICATION SIGNAL POLLUTION AT BORDERS – TEO
JOHOR BAHRU, The government will minimise telecommunication signal pollution at the country’s international borders, especially here to raise service quality to consumers.
Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching said two-way discussions between…