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Flash floods hit Klang Valley, exacerbating traffic woes - Vimarsana News

Flash floods hit Klang Valley, exacerbating traffic woes

KLANG VALLEY: Rush hour commuters here faced unexpected delays as flash floods hit the region following heavy rain that started around 6pm on Thursday (April 18), causing traffic jams across major roadways.

Labourer jailed eight years, two whipping for physical sexual assault on teenage boy - Vimarsana News

Labourer jailed eight years, two whipping for physical sexual assault on teenage boy

KOTA BHARU: The Sessions Court here today sentenced a labourer to a total of 16 years in prison and given two strokes of the cane for two counts of co...

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Labourer jailed 16 years for physical sexual assault on teenage boy - Vimarsana News

Labourer jailed 16 years for physical sexual assault on teenage boy

KOTA BHARU: The Sessions Court here on Thursday sentenced a labourer to a total of 16 years in prison and given two strokes of the cane for two counts of committing physical sexual assault on a teenage boy.

Shell Malaysia partners with Lim Tayar to elevate services at Shell - Vimarsana News

Shell Malaysia partners with Lim Tayar to elevate services at Shell

Shell Malaysia is pleased to unveil a transformative collaboration with Lim Tayar, a leading independent car servicing provider in Malaysia, setting the stage for an exciting chapter that brings about an enriched experience for vehicle owners seeking top-tier servicing solutions.

Old EPF building ablaze again - Vimarsana News

Old EPF building ablaze again

PETALING JAYA: The iconic Employees Provident Fund (EPF) building in Jalan Gasing here was up in flames for a second time in five years, possibly due to flammable panels on the building’s exterior.