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PORT KLANG: Two Indonesian women allegedly paid between RM200 and RM250 for fake copies of Malaysian identity cards to help them secure jobs after entering the country illegally.
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At least 41 people suffered minor injuries after the heaviest rainfall ever recorded battered Nagoya.
Members of the Fórsa trade union working in the public health sector are to begin industrial action later this month over delays in agreeing a new public sector pay deal.
Parliament’s Section 89 committee will oppose two court challenges to its decision to withdraw Thandazani Madonsela SC’s recommendation as evidence leader and will delay appointing a replacement.
"The upcoming anniversary is an opportunity to honour the victims of Dawson College with action — not further consultations, delays or excuses," read an open letter to the PM
PRIME Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking to consolidate Israel’s fractious right-wing parties ahead of a Tuesday deadline to avoid an election loss forecast by opinion polls.
In the charge sheet filed against the accused on Tuesday, NIA had not invoked Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA); however, sources say probe is on to determine whether they were engaged in…
