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Ulu Tiram attack: 'Wait for me to come back', Konstabel Fahmi's last words to his friends - Vimarsana News

Ulu Tiram attack: 'Wait for me to come back', Konstabel Fahmi's last words to his friends

TAPAH: Friends of the late Konstabel Ahmad Azza Fahmi Azhar never expected his last words, "wait for me to come back," during a recent video call, would be followed by the tragic return of his remains instead.

GoCharge EV chargers in Subang Parade, Central Square Sg Petani finally online - Vimarsana News

GoCharge EV chargers in Subang Parade, Central Square Sg Petani finally online

Over four months after we discovered their existence, the GoCharge chargers at Subang Parade and Central Square Sg Petani are finally online.

Don't go on tree-felling spree, eco warriors tell authorities - Vimarsana News

Don't go on tree-felling spree, eco warriors tell authorities

PETALING JAYA: The erratic weather has seen incidences of trees falling recently, but that does not grant the authorities a free pass to go on a “tree-felling” spree, say NGOs and environmentalists.

Tour guides going the extra mile - Vimarsana News

Tour guides going the extra mile

KUALA LUMPUR: Eager to preserve the local tourist experience, tour operators have been going the extra mile to keep tourists happy despite the prolonged rainy spell.

Melaka Statistic Department assistant officer faces trial for misappropriation and false claims - Vimarsana News

Melaka Statistic Department assistant officer faces trial for misappropriation and false claims

MELAKA: An assistant officer serving the Melaka Statistic Department claimed trial at Sessions Court here to six counts of alleged misappropriation of property and false claims amounting to RM85,000.