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GEORGE TOWN: Penang is expected to end 2023 with a bang as several eye-catching events are being planned this weekend for local and foreign visitors before we welcome the New Year.

MANY in Malaysia would agree that things finally felt normal this year after the Covid-19 pandemic.

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 22 — The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme policy and a weakened ringgit are attracting travellers from China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan to invest in...

BALIK PULAU: A woman has been arrested in Sungai Petani on suspicion of being a mule account holder for a cryptocurrency scam that has caused losses of RM459,972.

GEORGE TOWN: There is a surge in demand for residential properties priced above RM1mil from foreign nationals this year compared to a year ago due to a weaker ringgit, say property experts.

BALIK PULAU: Sungai Prai is famous for all the wrong reasons. Pig farms are known to have polluted the river, thousands of dead fish have been found floating in the water. It is teh-tarik brown, turbid and murky.

BUTTERWORTH: Two commercial divers swam down into the turbid waters of the Prai River on Monday (Dec 18) night to determine the scale of the damage to the water pipe.

GEORGE TOWN: A husband-and-wife team of a soldier and policewoman topped the Best Malaysian Full Marathon (42km) men’s and women’s category of the Penang Bridge International Marathon, something the duo achieved in 2019 as well.

BUTTERWORTH: The water supply to the 590,000 consumers affected by the scheduled disruption from Jan 10 will be restored in stages between 48 and 96 hours from that date.

GEORGE TOWN: The Immigration Department foiled a syndicate involved in the production of fake Immigration i-Kad cards, Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) cards and fake Pakistani driving licences at a flat in Persiaran Mayang Pasir 5, Bayan Lepas.