Chinese electric vehicle maker Chery will let residents affected by the Putra Heights fire here to use 50 of its cars, Selangor Executive Councillor Ng Sze Han said today. The move is part of efforts ...
Malaysian residents in the Thai capital, especially those in high-rise buildings, were jolted by a powerful earthquake in Myanmar last Friday, leaving many in shock and seeking safety. The powerful 7.
Two new substations will be built in Gedung and Sebuyau as part of the Sarawak government’s ongoing efforts to enhance ...
A total of 49 individuals from 17 families affected by the gas pipeline blaze on Jalan Putra Harmoni, Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, yesterday morning have been evacuated to the temporary relief centre ...
The low water pressure incident on March 30 affecting several areas in Kuching and Kota Samarahan was caused by a thunderstorm that disrupted the power supply to the Batu Kitang Water Treatment Plant, ...
Malaysia should take advantage of all unilateral free trade agreements to further expand market potential as an early preparatory measure to face any possible impact from the implementation of tariffs ...
Malaysian investors, food producers and downstream palm oil products manufacturers should exploit Uzbekistan’s strategic location and use it as a launch pad to further penetrate the lucrative markets ...
A total of 16 countries will compete in the Asia-Oceania Final Qualifying Tournament for the ITF World Junior Tennis Under-14 Girls competition, set to kick off tomorrow (April 2) here. Hosts Malaysia ...
The police have closed off access to the fire site involving the Petronas gas pipeline on Jalan Putra Harmoni, Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, with the flames still towering high even after more than ...
A driver escaped unharmed, while his passenger sustained injuries after their Perodua Axia collided with a trailer parked on the road shoulder at Mile 42, Jln Sibu-Selangau, last night (March 31).
Ko Si Thu, a 27-year-old engineer from Kyaukphyu in Rakhine state, Myanmar, is on a journey to master the Chinese language.
Sarawak is capable of recording an economic growth rate of 5 to 6 per cent with the Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) government’s ...
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