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16. FBM KLCI likely to stage mild rebound

KUALA LUMPUR: Buying interest in selective heavyweights pushed the key FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (FBM KLCI) Index slightly higher. At 10am, the FBM KLCI added 1.52 points to 1,272.40. Gainers were ahead...

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Sri Lankan refugees facing harassment

SRI LANKAN refugees who had fled their war ravaged country to Malaysia are unable to find steady jobs and are constantly harassed by the police and Rela officers, reported Makkal Osai in its special report.

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Conversion to Islam allegation questioned

GEORGE TOWN: A woman fighting to establish that she is a Hindu has denied a claim by the Social Welfare Department that she was converted to Islam by her father when she was one year old in 1983. The claim was contradictory to...

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No trains out of Kelantan due to worsening floods

By C.A. ZULKIFLE and G.C. TAN KOTA BARU: Train services from Kelantan to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore have been cancelled until further notice due to the worsening flood situation. Kuala Krai KTM Bhd eastern territory manager Che...

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12. High Court: It's the EC's duty to hold polls for Kota Siputeh

KUALA LUMPUR: The Election Commission (EC) must hold a by-election for the Kota Siputeh state seat in Kedah within 60 days of the date the seat was declared vacant by the High Court last Monday. This means that the EC will have...

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18. High Court orders EC to hold by-election in Kota Siputeh

KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court on Monday ordered the Election Commission to hold a by-election for Kota Siputeh state seat in Kedah within 60 days from Nov 16 when the High Court had ruled the seat was vacant. In a landmark...

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19. Fatal end to a family visit

SUNGAI PETANI: A trip to visit a sick relative and a newborn grandchild ended in tragedy for a family when the van they were travelling in skidded and rammed into a tree, killing three of them. Ex-army personnel Ismail Ahmad,...

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3. Party drugs that kill

PETALING JAYA: Party drugs are fast reshaping the trend of drug abuse in the country, spreading aggressively to reach suburban schools and children as young as 11. New cases involving party drugs recorded a five-fold increase...

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Apology not accepted

By FOONG THIM LENG and MARTIN VENGADESAN Now that Chin Peng has finally apologised for his actions, some may feel it is time to forgive him but others offer very strong reasons why he should not be I am against the return of...

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Farmers facing new threat from snails

ALOR SETAR: Although flood had subsided over the last couple of days, rice farmers here are facing a new threat from the golden apple snails, locally known as siput gondang emas. The snails are breeding fast and the pinkish...

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