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Digital system will start soon
PETALING JAYA: A digital system will start soon to allow victims of sexual harassment submit their complaints online without having to be present at the Tribunal for Anti-Sexual Harassment (TAGS).
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Owner agrees to euthanise two Rottweilers
ALOR SETAR: The owner of two Rottweilers that attacked and bit five people in Taman Desa Bidara, Kuala Ketil, has agreed to euthanise the dogs.
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Guys may also find themselves in unwanted situations
PETALING JAYA: Content creator Shaun Liew enjoys cooking and often shares simple recipes on social media.
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Academics lobby for protection from online sex harassment
PETALING JAYA: Sexual harassment, unfortunately, remains a persistent problem.
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Four injured in Sabak Bernam firecracker stall blaze
SHAH ALAM: Four people were injured, one of them seriously, when a canopy used for selling firecrackers caught fire in Kampung Batu 9, Pekan Sabak Bernam.
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Tourism in Penang takes a hit during Hari Raya holidays
GEORGE TOWN: The tourism industry in Penang experienced a downturn during Hari Raya, as numerous hotels indicated occupancy rates falling below 50%.
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High hopes for RTS Link
JOHOR BARU: With the Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link set for completion by December next year, frequent travellers are looking forward to a smoother journey between Johor Baru and Singapore – but they hope ticket prices are affordable.
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Free legal advice offered
PETALING JAYA: Selangor MCA will provide free legal advice to victims of the inferno in Putra Heights, says MCA vice-president Datuk Lawrence Low.
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Exhausted rescuers labour on to help furbabies
SUBANG JAYA: Nearly all the pets rescued from the morning inferno in Putra Heights here have been traumatised by the incident, says an animal activist.
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Staff, students of Education Ministry to receive RM1K in aid
KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry will provide RM1,000 in aid to its staff, teachers and students affected by the gas pipeline fire at Putra Heights, Selangor.
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Working to get victims’ homes in order swiftly
PETALING JAYA: The necessary support in repairing or completely rebuilding victims' homes is a priority for the Housing and Local Government Ministry.
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Touchdown after five years
SEPANG: British Airways has resumed flights to Kuala Lumpur for the first time in five years, marking a significant milestone in reconnecting Malaysia with the United Kingdom.
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‘Insurance covers home damage caused by explosions’
PETALING JAYA: Most home insurance policies provide coverage for damage caused by explosions, but policyholders should check with their insurers to better understand their entitlement, says the General Insurance Association of Malaysia (PIAM).
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Family without breadwinner gets help from donors
JOHOR BARU: The plight of Suliati Sulaiman and her seven children in Yong Peng has touched many of the kind-hearted here, who have been helping the family with groceries and cash.
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Heartbreak in the aftermath for Putra Heights residents
SUBANG JAYA: Electrical wires as well as parts of cars and motorcycles were melted, water pipes were twisted, ceilings had collapsed, and dust and soot were over everything.
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Sad end to Sandakan drowning victim search
KOTA KINABALU: The body of a six-year-old girl, the last missing victim in a tragic drowning incident in Sandakan, has been found.
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Helping out any way they can
SUBANG JAYA: When people are in need, you can always count on Malaysians.
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Fire Dept: SOP in place before gas pipeline construction
KUALA LUMPUR: The standard operating procedure (SOP) for handling incidents involving gas pipelines was established before their construction, says Fire and Rescue Department director-general Datuk Nor Hisham Mohamad.
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Search for contractor still underway, say police
PETALING JAYA: Police will interview the contractor behind the development of buildings near the site of the gas pipeline fire in Putra Heights here as soon as the party can be contacted, says Subang Jaya police chief ACP Wan Azlan Wan Mamat.
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Blast gouges 10m-deep crater at site
SUBANG JAYA: The gas pipeline fire at Putra Heights has left a huge scar on the ground there – a 9.8m-deep crater, with a diameter of around 21m by 24m.