RM4.6mil worth of casino chips stolen
GENTING HIGHLANDS: Over RM4.6mil worth of gambling chips have been stolen from a casino here.
Source: thestar.com.my
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Cops probing RM4.6mil casino chips theft in Genting Highlands
PETALING JAYA: Police have launched an investigation into a break-in at one of the casinos in Genting Highlands, where RM4.6 million worth of casino chips were stolen.
Source: dailyexpress.com.my
Tiong says Wan Saiful should focus on court cases, calls him disrespectful of other religions, races
KUCHING (Nov 3): Federal Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing has hit back at Tasek Gelugor MP Wan Saiful Wan Jan, who accused him of getting drunk in public. Describing Wan Saiful as a “clean and holy” Opposition leader, the Bintulu MP suggested instead of minding other
Source: theborneopost.com
Tiong defends his right to consume alcohol after PN MP's criticism in Parliament
MIRI (Nov 1): Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Dato Sri Tiong King Sing has stressed in Parliament that as a non-Muslim Chinese, drinking alcohol is not an offence. Tiong said this when chiding Opposition Masjid Tanah MP Mas Ermieyati Samsudin from Perikatan Nasional (PN), who had taken issue w
Source: theborneopost.com
Allowing Lynas to extract thorium from radioactive waste not a practical solution, say activists
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2023/10/25/allowing-lynas-to-extract-thorium-from-radioactive-waste-not-a-practical-solution-say-activists KUANTAN: The decision to allow Lynas Malaysia to extract thorium from its radioactive waste is not likely to be a practical solution to deal with the issue, say activists. Save Malaysia, Stop Lynas (SMSL) chairman Tan Bun Teet said they were not convinced that it would be economically viable for Lynas to remove thorium…
Source: nuclear-news.net