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Day in court: Police officers escorting Santhiea to the George Town High Court in Penang. — LIM BENG TATT/The Star GEORGE TOWN: A teenager, who is facing a charge of murdering her newborn girl, will continue spending the next few days in jail pending a High Court decision on whether she should be granted bail. Judge Datuk Amirudin Abd Rahman said a decision would be made this Friday to determine whether M. Santhiea, 18, could be released on bail pending the trial. “I will need a few days to deliberate. Until the decision is made, she is to be further detained, ” he said at the High Cour...

Police officers escorting M.Santhiea,18 out from the George Town High Court in Penang. ( December 17, 2020 ) — LIM BENG TATT/The Star GEORGE TOWN: A Magistrate’s Court here has revoked the bail of a teenager charged with the murder of her newborn baby girl. M. Santhiea, 18, appeared shocked when magistrate Jamaliah Abd Manap said bail was automatically revoked as the case has been transferred to the High Court. Jamaliah said she came to her decision after deliberating on the arguments of deputy public prosecutor Yazid Mustaqim Roslan and Santhiea's lawyer, S. Meharaj, on the revocation o...

GEORGE TOWN: A teenager, who was charged with the murder of her newborn girl, was stunned when a Magistrate’s Court here revoked her bail. M. Santhiea, 18, was speechless as she looked towards her lawyer when magistrate Jamaliah Abd Manap said the bail was automatically revoked as the case had been sent to the High Court. “The case is now transferred to the High Court and the bail no longer stands, ” she said after deliberating the views of Deputy Public Prosecutor Yazid Mustaqim Roslan and Santhiea’s lawyer S. Meharaj. The college student was charged on July 16 with the murder which ...

Singapore and Malaysia in Talks Over High-Speed Rail Project as Deadline Approaches (The Straits Times) — Singapore and Malaysia are still in discussions over the twice-delayed high-speed rail (HSR) project, which has until Dec. 31 before officials have to make a final decision on its status, a Singapore Ministry of Transport spokesman has said. The ministry was responding to a Malaysian news report on Sunday, quoting an unnamed source, that said Malaysia is planning to continue the project without Singapore’s involvement and end the line — which starts in Kuala Lumpur — in Johor, not...

The project was first suspended after a change of the Malaysian government following a general election in May 2018. - Edelman KUALA LUMPUR (The Straits Times/ANN): Singapore and Malaysia are still in discussions over the twice-delayed high-speed rail (HSR) project, which has until Dec 31 before officials have to make a final decision on its status, a Singapore Ministry of Transport spokesman has said. The ministry was responding to a Malaysian news report on Sunday (Dec 13), quoting an unnamed source, that said Malaysia is planning to continue the project without Singapore’s involvement an...