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Mechanic seriously injured while repairing car air-con in Kota Baru
KOTA BARU: A mechanic has been seriously injured when an explosion occurred while he was repairing a car's air-conditioning unit at a workshop near Kampung Air Merbo, Jedok, Tanah Merah.
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Cricket
Cricket-England's Brook hopes to move on from 'horrendous' NZ controversy
Feb 7 (Reuters) - England white-ball captain Harry Brook opened up on the "horrendous" fallout from the New Zealand nightclub controversy, saying he hopes the episode does not shadow the rest of his career.
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Cambodia
In another world - Scammers' abandoned Cambodia compound exposes brutality and banality of fraud
Cambodian police raids and Thai air strikes force gangs to flee scam centers; abandoned compounds expose scam scripts, target profiles and rooms staged as police stations.
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Nation
Slight rise in abuse of social visit passes, says Saifuddin
ALOR SETAR: The abuse of Social Visit Passes by foreign nationals in the country has shown a slight increase over the past two years, says Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail.
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Nation
Anwar and wife to attend MCA open house
KUALA LUMPUR: Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and his wife Datin Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail are expected to attend MCA's Chinese New Year open house here on Feb 17.
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AseanPlus News
Indonesian comedian summoned by police over Netflix show
A prominent Indonesian comedian who became the first from his country to air a special on Netflix was summoned by police on Friday over what they called public complaints about the material he used in his stand-up act.
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Europe
Sustainable aviation fuel targets aren't achievable – IATA
EU's 2035 sustainable aviation fuel targets 'not achievable', says IATA
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Other Sports
Ukraine backs Pope's call for Olympic truce in war with Russia
KYIV, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Ukraine has backed a call for a ceasefire in the war with Russia during the Winter Olympics after Italy and Pope Leo urged world leaders to use the Milano Cortina games to further peace.
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Philippines
Three dead in the Philippines' tropical storm Basyang, nearly 110,000 of families affected
Tropical storm Basyang, which has weakened into a low-pressure area, battered the Caraga region in southern Philippines, killing three people and forcing thousands of families to flee their homes.
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Nation
MMEA detains two boats manned by foreigners for illegal fishing
PORT KLANG: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency has detained two vessels manned by Myanmar nationals for illegal fishing.
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Vietnam
Almost 2.5 million visitors - Vietnam welcomes record number of foreign tourist arrivals in January
Strong growth from Northeast Asia, Asean, Europe and long-haul markets indicates that Vietnam's visitor mix is becoming increasingly diverse and sustainable.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Restaurant manager nabbed for hiring Chinese nationals without work permits
KOTA KINABALU: A local woman was arrested for allegedly employing nine Chinese nationals without valid work permits at a restaurant in Labuan.
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Myanmar
Myanmar military-backed party declared election winner as army plans new body to maintain control
Myanmar's military-backed party emerged the winner of an election , final official figures showed Wednesday, as the country's army chief signed a law authorizing a new consultative body.
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Singapore
Singapore to launch new model of passenger transport to Indonesia
Measuring 17 metres in length and 15 metres in width, the wing-in-ground or waterborne craft operates on the principle of ground effect, allowing it to skim above the water's surface.
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Nation
PM Anwar condemns Islamabad mosque bombing, extends condolences to Pakistan
PETALING JAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has condemned the bombing at a mosque in Islamabad during Friday (Feb 6) prayers, describing it as an affront to basic humanity and extending Malaysia's condolences to the victims and their families.
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China
China rallies neighbours against Japan in rare meeting. Will it work?
Beijing summons Southeast Asian envoys and invokes Japan's WWII history, but campaign to isolate Tokyo gains little traction
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AseanPlus News
Is Hong Kong barking up the wrong tree with dog-friendly restaurants?
Can pet-friendly premises really give Hong Kong's economy a boost?
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World
Not Italy's Devil's Island: Sardinia bristles at mafia inmate plan
NUORO, Italy, Feb 7 (Reuters) - In Nuoro, a remote city on the Italian island of Sardinia, a high stone wall rings the local prison, a fortress-like complex once renowned for holding high-profile mobsters and convicted terrorists far from the mainland.
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World
Thousands mourn victims of Shi'ite mosque suicide bombing in Islamabad
ISLAMABAD, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Thousands of mourners gathered in Islamabad on Saturday to start burying the 31 people killed in a suicide bombing at a Shi'ite Muslim mosque during Friday prayers, as the city tightened security due to concerns there could be further attacks.
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Nation
Local fishermen rescue Thai crew after 17 hours adrift in South China Sea
KOTA TINGGI: A 17-hour ordeal for five Thai leisure boat crew members floating in the South China Sea came to an end when they were rescued by local fishermen.
