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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.
Opposition accused DAP Chairman Lim Guan Eng of fearmongering voters against ‘green wave’
Opposition leaders in Malaysia have accused Lim Guan Eng, the chairman of the Democratic Action Party (DAP), of deliberately addressing sensitive 3R issues (Rulers, race, religion) in a Mandarin speech.
Allegedly, he stated that if the “green wave” dislikes certain temples, they might attempt to demolish them.
In response, Mr. Lim clarified that his statements were misrepresented by a news portal. Nevertheless, the former Finance Minister assured his full cooperation with the police in the ongoing investigation.
Malaysian consumers to brace for predicted soaring food prices starting August
Food prices in Malaysia are predicted to rise 5-20% due to a weaker ringgit, increased transportation costs, rising global commodity prices, and weather-related disruptions.
Higher operation costs are leading to price hikes, with the retail chain Mydin predicting a 5-10% increase due to business cost escalation. The sugar industry, facing high input costs, is also expected to see price increases. However, government-controlled sugar prices will remain stable.
Former chairman of AirAsia passes away on-board plane
Former AirAsia chairman, Pahamin A. Rajab, pivotal to the company’s success, has passed away at the age of 77. He was renowned for his industry insights, visionary leadership, and his dedication to mentoring future leaders.
Pahamin died on Saturday, 11.30 pm on the plane as he arrived in Heathrow airport to attend his grandson’s graduation ceremony.
JDT supporters ignite flares in stadium again despite previous fine, calls for stricter penalties grow
Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) fans ignite flares again despite recent RM120,000 (approximately 25,728 USD) fine.
Calls for stricter penalties grow as social media demands action against recurring stadium flare incidents.
Singaporean man arrested in Malaysia over petrol station altercation captured on viral video
A Singaporean man was arrested in Malaysia over a heated argument with a Grab food delivery rider at a petrol station. The altercation, caught on video and widely circulated, led to the rider’s brief suspension by Grab, inciting substantial public backlash. The incident is now under investigation for criminal intimidation.
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.