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Authorities in the North-East district closed four foreign-run businesses, while the Home Ministry urged agencies to prepare for the monsoon season. In court, four men pleaded not guilty to burning a Rohingya house, and a man received compensation for a road accident.
- 1 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)
Four foreign-run businesses closed in North-East district
Four business premises in the North-East district were ordered closed for being operated by foreigners.
Reported by Harian Metro , Berita Harian ·
- 2 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)
Home Ministry urges agencies to prepare for monsoon
The Home Ministry directed all agencies to ensure personnel and equipment are ready for the monsoon season.
Reported by Kosmo , Utusan Malaysia ·
- 3 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)
Four men charged with burning Rohingya house
Four men were charged in court with burning a Rohingya ethnic house in Kulai and pleaded not guilty.
Reported by Kosmo , Utusan Malaysia ·
- 4 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)
Man awarded compensation for eight-year-old accident
A man received compensation for a traffic accident that occurred eight years ago, leaving him bedridden.
Reported by Berita Harian , Harian Metro ·
- 5 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)
Kulim food outlet closed for poor hygiene
A food premises in Kulim was ordered closed after its hygiene score was found to be low.
Reported by Harian Metro , Berita Harian ·
- 6 Malaysia
Flood evacuees in Kedah and Perlis decrease
The number of flood evacuees in Kedah and Perlis dropped this morning, with new relief centres opened.
Reported by Bernama ·
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