Tag: Johor
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Woman Charged with Murder in Pasir Gudang Case Sparks Community Outcry
Pasir Gudang Murder Case: The Court Hearing A 55-year-old woman has been charged with the murder of a seven-year-old boy in Pasir Gudang, Johor. The development marks a grim chapter in a case that has shocked residents and drawn regional attention to safety and child protection measures. The suspect, identified in court reports as a…
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Pasir Gudang: Woman Charged in Connection with Death of Seven-Year-Old Boy
Overview A woman has been charged with murder in connection with the death of a seven-year-old boy in Pasir Gudang, Johor. The case has drawn attention from local residents and sparked questions about safety and the investigation as it unfolds in the Malaysian judicial process. Who Was Charged The accused, identified as Saniah Osman, 55,…
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Man Filling Subsidised RON95 in Singapore-Registered Car Identified by Johor Police
Johor Police Identify Suspect in Subsidised Petrol Case A man caught pumping subsidised RON95 petrol into a Singapore-registered vehicle in the Kulai district has been identified as a Singapore permanent resident. The incident, which drew attention to subsidy abuse at petrol stations near the Malaysia–Singapore border, prompted a swift response from local authorities. What Happened…
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Singapore-Registered Car Pumping Subsidised RON95 Petrol Identified in Johor, Police Say
Johor Police Identify Man Linked to Subsidised RON95 Incident A man who was caught pumping subsidised RON95 petrol into a Singapore-registered car has been identified as a Singapore permanent resident, according to authorities in Johor. The case, which has drawn attention for its cross-border implications, involves allegations that the vehicle owner exploited subsidy provisions intended…
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KPDN Probes Alleged Tactic of Malaysians Pumping RON95 into Singapore-Registered Vehicles
Overview: What the KPDN Is Investigating The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) has opened an inquiry into a reported practice where Malaysians driving Singapore-registered vehicles allegedly top up with subsidised RON95 petrol in Johor. The ministry’s inquiry aims to determine whether such activity constitutes subsidy abuse, misappropriation of a public resource, or…
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KPDN Probes Alleged Fuel-Trafficking Tactic Involving Singapore-Registered Cars Filling RON95 in Johor
Investigations Open Into Suspected Subsidised Fuel Tactic The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) has opened an inquiry into allegations that Malaysians driving Singapore-registered vehicles have been refueling with subsidised RON95 petrol at stations in Johor. The probe comes after complaints and media reports suggested a scheme aimed at bypassing higher fuel costs…
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Pagoh Seismic Activity: Weak 3.4-Magnitude Tremor Shakes Johor
Overview: A Minor Tremor in Pagoh A weak seismic event was detected in the Bukit Kepong area of Pagoh early today, adding to a year of minor earthquakes felt across Johor. Authorities reported there were no casualties, property damage, or tsunami threats associated with the tremor, underscoring the relatively low risk posed by this particular…
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Weak 3.4-magnitude tremor hits Pagoh, latest in Johor’s string of minor quakes
Overview: Weak tremor detected in Pagoh A weak earthquake with a magnitude of 3.4 was detected in the Bukit Kepong area of Pagoh early today. Local authorities confirmed there were no reports of casualties, significant property damage, or tsunami risk stemming from the tremor. The incident adds to a year marked by a series of…
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Minor 3.4-Magnitude Tremor Shakes Pagoh, Latest in Johor’s Year of Seismic Activity
Overview: A Routine Seismic Event in Pagoh Residents of Bukit Kepong in Pagoh were alerted to a weak seismic event early today. The tremor measured 3.4 on the Richter scale, a magnitude considered light and unlikely to cause structural damage. State authorities confirmed there were no casualties, injuries, or widespread property damage linked to the…
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Malaysia Issues Severe Weather Warning as Continuous Rain Hits Johor
Overview: Severe Rain Alert in Johor Malaysian authorities issued a severe-level weather alert for parts of Johor on Wednesday as heavy, continuous rains threatened to persist into Thursday. The alert marks the middle tier of a three-level warning system designed to communicate risk and guide public safety responses. Officials warned residents to stay vigilant, monitor…