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KUALA TERENGGANU: A supervisor has pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court here to two charges of uploading pornographic video content and pictures five years ago with intent to offend others.

The photo that went viral of security forces performing inspections here are actually a standard inspection and operation carried out by police and other security organisations, according to Sandakan police.  In a statement, Acting Sandakan Police Chief Supt Abdul Fuad Abdul Malek said there have been no arrests in the district related to the Abu Sayyaf group, as implied in the viral photo

KUALA LUMPUR: Activist Fahmi Reza is expected to be charged at the Sessions Court here on Thursday (Feb 10).

Lalitha's Azam-related articles put together publicly accessible info.

When all telecommunication lines are down, how can the public seek help in emergencies? StarMetro speaks to several groups on backup communication plans for stranded victims.

KUALA LUMPUR: Anti-graft activist Lalitha Kunaratnam has given a statement to police over their investigations into her series of articles about Tan Sri Azam Baki on the share trading issue.

Lalitha Kunaratnam says police posed 83 questions to her.

This was over 2 stories she wrote concerning the MACC chief's shareholdings.

The video detailing the break-in is believed to have been taken down or hidden.

Nam Ron said he has no ill intention in putting up the controversial Instagram post.