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Penang Gears Up for Traffic Surge During Chinese New Year Holidays
Credit : Bernama Images GEORGE TOWN: Over 2.4 million vehicles are expected to enter Penang during the Chinese New Year holidays, with traffic reaching its peak as the celebration nears on January 29, Penang police chief Datuk Hamzah Ahmad revealed. Daily traffic volumes are estimated at 200,000 vehicles, prompting authorities
End of Free Toll Exemptions for Festive Seasons: A Shift Towards Targeted Subsidies
Free Shuttle Service Between Penang Hill and Komtar for Chinese New Year
BNM Likely to Hold Key Rate at 3.00% Amid Strong Growth and Stable Inflation
AI: The Future of Security and Its Ethical Challenges, Says Home Minister
264 Telecom Towers Restored in Kelantan, Minister Calls for Flood Resilience
Malaysia Invites Indonesia to LIMA 2025, Strengthening Defence Ties
UMMC Fee Hike Sparks Concerns, Calls for Gradual Implementation
Puspakom Investigates Alleged Slapping Incident Involving Its Staff
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Health Minister Hints at On-Call Allowance Hike for Medical Officers
Credit : Bernama Images KUALA LUMPUR: Health Minister Datuk Seri Dzulkefly Ahmad has hinted at a positive development regarding the long-awaited increase in on-call allowances for government medical officers. Speaking
FashionValet Founders Charged with Misappropriation of RM8 Million
Credit : Bernama Images KUALA LUMPUR: FashionValet founders Datin Vivy Yusof, 37, and Datuk Fadzarudin Shah Anuar, 36, pleaded not guilty to charges of misappropriating RM8 million in investment funds
Navigating Kuala Lumpur: High Parking Costs vs. Public Transport Benefits
Kuala Lumpur’s bustling city center presents a daily challenge for drivers: steep parking fees. For instance, parking at KLCC mall can amount to approximately RM42 per day if you park
Home Minister Urges Compliance with Peaceful Assembly Act for Upcoming Protest
Credit : Bernama Images PUTRAJAYA (21JAN) Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail has called on organisers of this Saturday’s “Rakyat Benci Rasuah” (The People Reject Corruption) assembly to adhere
SPAN Urges Water Limits for Data Centres Amid Sustainability Concerns
Credit : Bernama Images CYBERJAYA(21JAN) The National Water Services Commission (SPAN) has called for regulations on water usage by industries, particularly data centres, which consume enormous amounts of water for
End of Free Toll Exemptions for Festive Seasons: A Shift Towards Targeted Subsidies
In a significant policy change, the Malaysian government has announced that toll exemptions during festive seasons will no longer be offered, starting this year. The decision, confirmed by Works Minister