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PUTRAJAYA: A former managing director of a tourism company was ordered to serve five years in prison from today after the Court of Appeal upheld his conviction on 23 charges of cheating involving fraudulent umrah and Egypt pilgrimage packages worth RM434,250.
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Both countries will cooperate in areas including personnel exchanges between relevant institutions and the sharing of knowledge and research on social welfare policies and programmes.
Both countries will cooperate in areas including personnel exchanges between relevant institutions and the sharing of knowledge and research on social welfare policies and programmes.
A Hong Kong advocacy group has urged the government to let residents use a portion of their mandatory pension savings for home purchases, one of several proposals submitted ahead of the policy address…
He said the project would cost ₹36 crore, and that it would ensure that the car festival of the Nataraja Temple was conducted without any obstacles
Israel is prepared to respond to Iranian attacks, says defence minister Israeli forces are prepared for a possible attack from Iran over the Jewish high holiday season which begins in mid-September…
Benjamin Netanyahu's far-right government has become the main obstacle to expanding President Trump's flagship foreign policy initiative. The upcoming Israeli election could change that
