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MELAKA: Melaka police and local council must provide an accurate and honest assessment on the move to turn streets along Bandar Hilir here to vehicle-free zones for three days, says Kota Melaka MP.

MELAKA: Feedback from locals is crucial to gauge the impact of the proposed 20km-long Melaka Tram project, says Kota Laksamana assemblyman Low Chee Leong.

JASIN, Sept 29 — The Melaka Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority (Fama) will distribute almost 9,000 sacks of local rice in 28 state constituencies in that state from...

MELAKA: It was a captivating display of traditional attire showcasing the vivid colours of Malaysia by students from Kelantan and Terengganu at an event held here.

MELAKA: A private Telegram dating group that doctored images of locals, including an elderly woman, has been shut down, says Kota Laksamana assemblyman Low Chee Leong.

MELAKA: A scammer offered a job to a state assemblyman here, promising to pay him RM800 a day merely by “liking” some YouTube videos.”

A 29-year-old deliveryman on duty who was waiting for new orders in his car was fined RM1,000 for loitering without any purpose by the police According to China Press, the incident took place on Jalan Eye of Malaysia in Kota Laksamana, Melaka at about 6pm on 22 January. At the time, victim Micheal Un Chee Wee was eating in his car while waiting for new orders. However, before he could take a breather, three police officers who shared a vehicle pulled over and approached him. Without any explana...

MELAKA: Unrecorded leave for Thaipusam on Jan 28 must also be extended to some civil servants from the Chinese community, says a Melaka lawmaker. Kota Laksamana assemblyman Low Chee Leong said there were a significant number of devotees among the ethnic Chinese who would fulfil obligations during Thaipusam. "Hopefully, state government-linked companies and agencies will grant leave to them on Jan 28. "Those employed in the private sector should also be considered," he said Friday (Jan 22). Low ...