June Moh

25 posts

Malaysian NGO appeals for help locating injured dog shot by BB gun

A Malaysian pet rescue NGO, KC Valley, is desperately searching for a lost dog named Changgang Boy, who escaped from a vet clinic. The dog, bearing 20 lodged BB gun bullets and infected wounds, requires urgent medical attention. The NGO has called on locals for assistance and urged donors to help meet escalating veterinary costs, estimated at RM9,000, for bullet removal, deworming, neutering, and transportation.

Mahathir admonishes Chinese in Malaysia for seeking political dominance, told them to just focus on economy

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad has stirred controversy with a Facebook post, suggesting that Chinese Malaysians are aiming to politically dominate the country, which could lead to disparity in government administration, despite their crucial economic contributions.

Malaysian court to decide in 11 Aug on Najib’s bid to disqualify ex-AG Thomas’ lawyers

Malaysia’s Court of Appeal is set to rule on ex-Prime Minister Najib Razak’s bid to disqualify two lawyers in his lawsuit against the former attorney-general and the government for alleged misfeasance in public office on August 11th.

Singapore falls behind Hong Kong in stock market listings

Singapore’s Exchange (SGX) is experiencing a decline in popularity as a destination for IPOs, with only three listings in H1 2023. This contrasts starkly with buoyant IPO activity in Hong Kong and ASEAN countries, with market confidence impacted by recent corporate governance failures in Singapore.

Papaya salad or dental soup? Thai woman’s disturbing discovery in her meal

A Thai woman found a mysterious bone with teeth in her favorite dish, som tam. Shared on social media, the post ignited speculation, with suggestions ranging from a piranha-like fish to a murder case. The discovery left her shocked and vomiting

Malaysia, a living hell for dogs and their owners

Amidst widespread backlash, Malaysia’s dogcatching methods face scrutiny for their cruelty. Public incidents and social media expose harsh practices, leading to fatalities, and raising questions about the ethical treatment of animals.

Police investigates Islamist Party’s leader remarks on non-Muslim dressing like animals

Malaysian Police have begun investigating Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang, who drew controversy for his remarks regarding non-Muslim attire, suggesting they dressed like ‘senseless animals’. His comments have sparked a probe into potential sedition and Communication and Multimedia Act violations.

80% of international students in Singapore’s autonomous universities receiving tuition grants

A total of 80% of international students at all autonomous universities in Singapore receive tuition grants while the remainder pay full fees.

Malaysia’s Home Minister denies ‘culture of corruption’ in immigration; Investigates company’s role in handling ‘Not To Land’ cases

Malaysia’s Home Minister rejects claims of corruption in the Immigration Department, addressing the role of Mono Circle Sdn Bhd in assisting foreign arrivals denied entry at KLIA.

Rosmah proceeds with appeal to challenge late Gopal Sri Ram’s appointment to prosecute her case

Rosmah Mansor, wife of the ex-PM of Malaysia, has petitioned the Federal Court to challenge the appointment of the late Datuk Seri Gopal Sri Ram as lead prosecutor in her graft case.