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KUALA LUMPUR: The subsidy of over RM200,000 for a unit of people's housing programme (PPR) is likened to an "angpow" to the rakyat, says the Local Government Development Minister.

The Spratly Islands have once again emerged as point of tension between China and the Philippines -- particularly the Second Thomas Shoal, where the Philippines deliberately grounded a warship in the

PETALING JAYA: Rain Town, the country’s first Chinese language film directed by a Malay woman, is film director Tunku Mona Riza’s homage to Malaysia’s rich cultural tapestry and her call to fellow Malaysians to embrace diversity.

The author’s most recent Booker Prize-longlisted novel interweaves the story of Somerset Maugham’s 1921 visit to Penang with a notorious murder trial and Chinese revolutionary Sun Yat-sen’s fund-raising trip to the Malaysian island in 1910.

National Security Bureau says efforts were spurred by the cutting of two undersea cables linking the island with Matsu in February.

PETALING JAYA: The government and police were ordered by the Taiping High Court in Perak to pay RM602,500 in damages to a former palm oil plantation worker, who was shot at by “overzealous” police officers during a car chase seven years ago.

IPOH: A 51-year-old businesswoman who wanted to get a loan lost more than RM200,000 after being cheated by two different bogus money lending syndicates.

IPOH: The Perak Environment Department has beefed up enforcement activities to deter open burning, says state environment committee chairman Teh Kok Lim.

Spritzer Renews Environmental Stewardship Commitment on 34th Anniversary

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