Tag: Malaysia
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Mother of Zayn Rayyan Found Guilty of Neglect in Court
Summary of the Verdict The Petaling Jaya Sessions Court has found Ismanira Abdul Manaf, the mother of six-year-old autistic boy Zayn Rayyan Abdul Matin, guilty of neglecting her son in a manner likely to cause him physical harm. The court delivered its verdict two years after the alleged neglect took place, marking a significant development…
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Ascend Airways Malaysia Poised for Take-Off in Southeast Asia
Ascend Airways Malaysia Set for Regional Debut Ascend Airways Malaysia has cleared the final regulatory hurdles and is poised to launch operations next month, signaling a new wave of competition in Southeast Asia’s growing aviation market. Based in Kuala Lumpur, the carrier has secured its full Air Operator Certificate (AOC) and Air Service Permit (ASP),…
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Marshall Unveils Bromley 750: Malaysia’s First Marshall Party Speaker Redefines Portable Sound
New Arrival Spotlight: Marshall Bromley 750 Hits Malaysia British audio legend Marshall has expanded its product lineup with the Bromley 750, the brand’s first dedicated party speaker. Debuted in Malaysia, the Bromley 750 aims to fuse club-friendly performance with the unmistakable Marshall aesthetic. This model is designed for large rooms, outdoor gatherings, and any situation…
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Malaysia Starts Advance Passenger Screening System (APSS) Ahead of Arrival
Malaysia Launches Advance Passenger Screening System Ahead of Arrival In a bid to strengthen border security and streamline passenger health checks, Malaysia will begin the first phase of its Advance Passenger Screening System (APSS) starting tomorrow. The program targets travelers arriving on international routes and involves a coalition of major airlines, including Malaysia Airlines (MAS),…
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Malaysia Begins Pre-Arrival Passenger Screening With APSS Kickoff
Malaysia Launches Pre-Arrival Passenger Screening With APSS In a move aimed at strengthening border security and screening efficiency, Malaysia will start the first phase of the Advance Passenger Screening System (APSS) tomorrow. The initiative, announced by the Home Minister, marks a significant step in tightening pre-arrival checks for international travelers and aligning with global best…
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Malaysia Starts Advance Passenger Screening System to Check Airline Passengers Before Arrival
Overview of the APSS rollout Malaysia is launching the first phase of the Advance Passenger Screening System (APSS) to screen airline passengers before arrival. The initiative, announced by the Home Minister, marks a significant step in tightening border security and improving the efficiency of entry checks for travelers. The initial rollout will begin tomorrow and…
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Datuk Seri Vida’s assets auctioned for RM1m to settle unpaid debt (Video)
Hundreds of items auctioned to settle debt In a high-profile auction held at a luxury residence in Meru Heights, Ipoh, hundreds of items belonging to celebrity entrepreneur Datuk Seri Vida were sold for a total of RM1 million. The sale included household goods, electronic gadgets, and three vehicles, drawing attention from fans and investors alike…
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Malaysia School Stabbing: Handwritten Note Mentions Love, Revenge and Anger
Context of the Incident A troubling incident at a Malaysian school in Selangor has sparked widespread concern about student safety. A 16-year-old female student was stabbed multiple times in the neck and chest on October 14, with authorities confirming her death shortly after. A 14-year-old classmate has been arrested in connection with the attack and…
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Malaysia School Stabbing: Handwritten Note Sparks Debate on Love, Revenge and Online Obsession
Overview of the Case A school stabbing in Shah Alam, Selangor, has drawn national attention after a 14-year-old boy stabbed his 16-year-old female classmate multiple times in the neck and chest on October 14. The victim died from her injuries, prompting a broad police and community response focused on school safety, youth welfare, and media…
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Malaysia School Stabbing: Handwritten Note Focuses on Love, Revenge, Anger
Overview of the Incident In Shah Alam, Selangor, a tragic school stabbing on October 14 left a 16-year-old female student dead after she was repeatedly stabbed in the neck and chest. A 14-year-old suspect has been in custody as police review the case, which authorities have described as a serious crime with potential psychological and…