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KUALA LUMPUR (Sept 13): A government pensioner has parted ways with RM4,417,092 after being duped in a non-existent cryptocurrency investment. Brickfields District police chief ACP Amihizam Abdul Shukor said the 60-year-old man received a message on the WhatsApp application from an individual usi
YOURSAY | Kudos to Uncle Kentang for helping the homeless family A above). I don't think this is an isolated case. The government is announcing millions to help those in need affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Where does the money go? Either it is not reaching those in need, or they just ignore those who cry for help. This family must have tried their best to get government assistance before they took this drastic step. For the opposition, this is what you should harp on; not wear suits in Parliament and keeping shouting to bring the government down. How come your ground network didn't notice...
Ousted from rented home, family sleeps at R&R stop Modified17 Dec 2020, 2:26 am A - The plight of a family of five, who was forced to sleep at a highway rest and service (R&R) area after being evicted from their rented property, has garnered the attention of philanthropist Kuan Chee Heng. Kuan, better known as “Uncle Kentang”, said he was contacted by a police patrol from the Brickfields District police headquarters after the authorities received a report on the matter on Dec 8... All Access Plan