Terengganu to Bear Ex-National Footballer's Medical Cost

KUALA TERENGGANU, 5 SEPTEMBER, 2010: The Terengganu government is willing bear the medical cost of ex-national footballer Yahya Jusoh, who is down with nerve disorders since September last year.

Malaysian Students Safe After Christchurch Quake

JOHOR BAHARU, 5 SEPTEMBER, 2010: All 11 Malaysian students who are studying at Lincoln University in Christchurch are safe in the wake of a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hitting the city yesterday.

Monk Norbu Plans Movie on Indian Classical Dancer

NEW DELHI, 5 SEPTEMBER, 2010: After the magnificent movie "The Cup" in 1999, the charismatic monk who directed it is now working on his third film script that portrays the life of an Indian classical dancer.

Police Officer Suspended for Being Rude

KUALA LUMPUR, 4 SEPTEMBER, 2010: Police have taken immediate action to re-assign an investigating officer from the Kepong Police Station who was said to have scolded a female snatch theft victim who could not speak the national language.

Coimbatore Court Extends Soosai’s Remand

CHENNAI, 4 SEPTEMBER, 2010: Michael Soosai, the Malaysian who was scheduled to be charged for a series of fraud cases and a murder today, was instead, remanded for another two weeks.

Police Call on Non-Malays to Join Patrol During Hari Raya

PETALING JAYA, 4 SEPTEMBER, 2010: Selangor police today called on non-Malay residents in the state, who will not make the 'balik kampung' trip, to join the police in patrolling their housing areas during the Aidilditri.