With online shopping, you can find almost anything no matter how random or weird. But would you pay RM200 for a potty that doubles up as a ‘Chinese Traditional Fruit Basket’?
Sungai Buloh shooting drama: Review training on use of firearms by police, says expert
Criminologist Assoc Prof Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy says the one principle of policing that must be understood is that action taken by policemen must not endanger them and those nearby.
Frasier returns but will it be the same?
Frasier is the latest television series to get a revival but will it still maintain its old charm as only Kelsey Grammer has agreed to return while three other original cast members have yet to sign up for the new deal.
Increase in MCO violation fines justified, says criminologist
Criminologist Assoc Prof Datuk Dr P. Sundramoorthy says the government’s decision to increase the fine for breach of regulations under the Movement Control Order is timely and just.
Manchester City set to go 13 up
Manchester City can tighten its grip on the Premier League leadership when it plays West Ham tomorrow. A win will take it 13 points clear of neighbour Manchester United.
Friends of Bukit Kiara moving forward with a wider purpose
With a large portion of Bukit Kiara gazetted as a green lung, Friends of Bukit Kiara plans to push for wider engagement with community-based and non-governmental organisations, and the public to take the green agenda to the next level.
Those who violate MCO may face fines of up to RM10,000 from March 11
Individuals who breach regulations under the Movement Control Order (MCO) may now be fined up to RM10,000.
Condo management cannot impose no-face mask fine
Defence Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob says action by Ampang condominium management to fine a toddler RM100 for not wearing a face mask in the lift is unreasonable.
Covid-19 not stopping Burger King Malaysia from expanding
Burger King Malaysia says the growing trend towards healthier eating, availability of strategic business sites among factors for the company to expand despite on-going Covid-19 battle.
‘No end to Malaysia’s political dilemma – even after GE-15’
Despite Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin assuring everyone the general election will be called once the Covid-19 situation in the country settles, Malaysia’s political dilemma will continue even after GE-15, says Universiti Sains Malaysia’s Assoc Prof Dr Azeem Fazwan Ahmad Farouk.
Ray of hope for Malaysia as Covid-19 vaccine programme starts today
After a year of battling Covid-19, there was a new dawn for Malaysians with the rollout of the Covid-19 vaccination programme today.
Sports bubble for elite athletes not prison, says NSC chief
National Sports Council director-general Datuk Ahmad Shapawi Ismail says coaches, officials and athletes can choose to stay within the council’s compounds or train elsewhere but those who break camp must follow the due processes when they return to training centres.
Are you ready to receive the Covid-19 vaccine?
Malaysia’s National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme starts today with Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin the first in the country to receive the vaccine. Twentytwo13 speaks to Malaysians to see if they are ready to be vaccinated.