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No respite for Malaysian flood victims, numbers climb to 53,000 - Vimarsana News

No respite for Malaysian flood victims, numbers climb to 53,000

World News - There is no respite for flood-weary folks in Johor, Pahang and Melaka as the number of evacuees continued to climb to over 53,000.

Stop Spinning My Words, I Was Addressing The Selective Prosecution Issue, Zahid Says - Vimarsana News

Stop Spinning My Words, I Was Addressing The Selective Prosecution Issue, Zahid Says

BN top man Zahid Hamidi stressed that his speech made during MIC Congress was not an admission of guilt but merely highlighted the selective political prosecution that awaits BN leaders if they lose out to PH in GE15.

More Selective Prosecution Ahead For BN Leaders If PH Wins GE15, Says Zahid - Vimarsana News

More Selective Prosecution Ahead For BN Leaders If PH Wins GE15, Says Zahid

Zahid said that the coalition needs to secure a big win in the next general election to put an end to the current cycle of selective prosecution against BN leaders.

Foreign crew of vessels off Malaysia cannot disembark amid Covid concerns - Vimarsana News

Foreign crew of vessels off Malaysia cannot disembark amid Covid concerns

PETALING JAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - The foreign crew members of vessels docking at all Malaysian ports are not allowed to disembark upon the end of their contracts during the ongoing movement curbs in the country, Transport Minister Wee Ka Siong said on Saturday (May 15).. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Political rivalry in Malaysia threatens to derail much-delayed coast-to-coast rail link - Vimarsana News

Political rivalry in Malaysia threatens to derail much-delayed coast-to-coast rail link

PUTRAJAYA - Five years after its launch, Malaysia's East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) is facing delays once again as Selangor disagrees with the proposed alignment of the 665km project aimed at connecting ports on both coasts of the peninsula. Transport Minister Wee Ka Siong held a press conference on Monday (April 5) to address concerns over cost, environmental impact and effectiveness of the RM50 billion (S$16.25 billion) track, having failed to reach a resolution after at least 37 federal-state meetings in the past 10 months. "The Northern Alignment will increase convenience and avoid double h...