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Nation
Bus driver remanded for reckless driving
ALOR GAJAH: An express bus driver, who admitted he was on methamphetamine while driving a bus with 13 passengers on board, has been remanded for four days by the Magistrate's Court here.
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Athletics
Malaysian athletes set for busy month of international action in May
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Athletics (MA) have announced the participation of their athletes in four major international championships next month as part of ongoing efforts to enhance performances at the Asian and world levels.
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Nation
New school in Kulai set to ease overcrowding issues
KULAI: A new primary school with a capacity for about 1,260 pupils will open here soon to ease overcrowding at existing schools in the surrounding area, says Deputy Education Minister Wong Kah Woh.
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Food News
Contemporary dimension to traditional Cantonese cuisine
IN THE heart of Kuala Lumpur, a refined Cantonese restaurant is redefining classic flavours for modern palates.
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Metro News
Propelling KL as cultural, arts and heritage hub
A bank is committing RM5mil over three years to drive growth in Kuala Lumpur.
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Nation
Three held over RM230mil zakat fund embezzlement
KUALA LUMPUR: Three individuals, including the deputy chairman of a non-governmental organisation (NGO), have been detained over the alleged misappropriation of zakat funds amounting to about RM230mil.
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Nation
Tighter control measures to curb price increases
KUALA LUMPUR: The government is intensifying measures to control the supply and prices of goods to safeguard the local market from inflationary pressures resulting from the global supply crisis.
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Metro News
Eclectic, charming Central Market
StartING life as a wet market in 1888, Central Market Kuala Lumpur, also known as Pasar Seni, is now a cultural landmark.
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Metro News
Big harvest from small garden
THE vegetables and chickens tended by Mohd Khaironnie Ng Mohd Raisman Ng, 41, in his 30sq m garden in Ayer Molek, Melaka not only benefit his family but also the local community.
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Metro News
Alor Gajah village folk enjoying fish farm bounty and income
A VILLAGE in Alor Gajah, Melaka is reaping the rewards of a freshwater fish farm partly funded through SejaTi Madani, producing about two tonnes of tilapia and catfish monthly.
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Eating Out
Four hands craft culinary harmony
FOR those seeking a culinary escape, the perfect meal is often found in the delicate balance of contrasting flavours and elevated techniques.
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STARPICKS
WHY MALAYSIA’S DUAL 5G STRATEGY MATTERS
BY MOVING to a dual 5G network model, Malaysia has pivoted towards flexibility and resilience to drive long-term economic growth.
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Metro News
New industrial hub takes shape in Rawang
THE industrial landscape of northern Klang Valley has seen a significant boost following the launch of Elmina Business Park 2 in Rawang, Selangor.
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Metro News
Rising actress Sandra Lim still yearns to return to pageant stage
AFTER making history by breaking a five-decade record at the Miss Universe competition, actress Sandra Lim says her heart remains with the pageant world.
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Metro News
Neighbourhood do unites people
FESTIVE celebrations help foster harmony among Malaysia's multiracial society.
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Nation
Data to drive fuel subsidy policy, says Fadillah
KUALA LUMPUR: Any policy decisions regarding fuel subsidy will be guided by comprehensibe data analysis rather than rushed measures, says Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof (pic).
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Metro News
Tanjung Malim NGO calls for assistance
Tanjung Malim Community Volunteers and Welfare Team has called on more locals to do their part to help those in need, especially the elderly and disabled.
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Japan
Tokyo loosens arms rules
The country will ease decades-old arms export curbs, the government said, in a major policy shift that paves the way for the sale of lethal weapons overseas as Tokyo ramps up its defence ambitions.
