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PJ cops bust 21 for gambling, flouting recovery MCO
PETALING JAYA: The police have arrested 21 people for gambling by playing mahjong here.
International Tiger Day: Seven Malaysian books celebrating the great harimau
Here's seven Malaysian books celebrating tigers in all their striped majesty.
Elderly among a dozen detained at mahjong den at SS2
PETALING JAYA: Eight seniors were among twelve people arrested after police raided a house being used for mahjong at SS2 here.
Hong Kong to further relax social distancing measures
HONG KONG: Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Carrie Lam said on Tuesday (May 26) that Hong Kong will relax part of social distancing measures that expire at Thursday midnight (May 28) in response to the eased Covid-19 (coronavirus) epidemic.
Abe's 'own goals' slash support rates even as Japan's coronavirus emergency set to be lifted
TOKYO (Reuters) - A string of controversial missteps has slashed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's support to levels that could threaten to end his term early, even as he prepares to lift a state of emergency after the rate of coronavirus infections declined.
Top Tokyo prosecutor offers to resign over reports of gambling
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's justice minister on Thursday said that Tokyo's top prosecutor had tendered his resignation earlier in the day following media reports that he had been gambling with acquaintances, flouting social distancing recommendations.
Japan prosecutor seen close to Abe hit by gambling scandal
TOKYO (AP): Justice Ministry officials are investigating a gambling scandal involving a top Japanese prosecutor seen as close to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, after a magazine reported he evaded a stay-at-home request to play mahjong.
In blow to Japan's Abe, Tokyo top prosecutor set to resign - media
TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo's top prosecutor was set to resign after a report that he gambled illegally during Japan's coronavirus state of emergency, media said on Thursday, in another blow to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe whose support has waned over his handling of the pandemic.
Hong Kong inches toward normalcy with move to open schools, bars
HONG KONG/BEIJING: Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam on Tuesday (May 5) moved to loosen curbs on social gatherings and reopen shuttered schools, as a lull in coronavirus infections set the stage for fresh political battles over the future of the Asian financial hub.
Jobless man fined RM2,500 for trespassing into surau, defying MCO
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): An unemployed man was fined RM2,500 in default six months' jail by the Selayang Magistrate's Court for trespassing into a surau and violating the third phase of the movement control order (MCO).
