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Malaysia Airlines’ air operator certificate cut to 1 year after technical issues
Following the investigation by Malaysia's Civil Aviation Authority, Malaysia Airlines has prepared a mitigation plan that will include an aggressive...
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Six dead in Thailand after drinking bootleg liquor
BANGKOK: At least six people have died and more than 20 have been hospitalised in Thailand after drinking methanol-laced bootleg alcohol,...
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South Asia air pollution fell in 2022, but remains major killer: Report
BANGKOK: A surprise improvement in air quality in South Asia in 2022 drove a decline in global pollution, with favourable...
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Corruption crackdown in Bangladesh sends tremors through Malaysia’s migrant labour ecosystem
Dhaka-based Financial Express, which quoted the ACC spokesperson, named several other elected representatives involved in the migrant labour recruitment sector...
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Kuala Lumpur sinkhole: Residents worried about safety but experts caution against speculation, suggest preventive measures
Even if the incident site is built on limestone, which is prone to dissolution, this does not happen overnight, said...
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‘Blessing in disguise’: Indonesia’s president-elect Prabowo says EU palm oil ban will benefit his country
JAKARTA: The European Union's anticipated import curbs on Indonesian palm oil are a "blessing in disguise" that will help the...
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India police fire tear gas, water cannon at protestors
Numerous protests in Kolkata prompted by the crime have transformed into unruly political rallies, with police scuffling with demonstrators from...
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Large hole opens along Kuala Lumpur road after drain collapses
ONGOING SEARCH FOR TOURIST WHO FELL INTO SINKHOLE The tourist, identified as Ms Vijayaletchumy, had disappeared after falling into the...
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Johor bomb detonation exercise triggers landslide, 2 police officers in ICU
A bomb detonation exercise went awry in the Johor district of Kluang on Tuesday (Aug 27), triggering a landslide that...
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‘Our laws are bigger’: Malaysian minister warns tech firms for resisting licensing regime in ‘strange’ open letter
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil on Tuesday (Aug 27) warned tech firms to comply with the government’s licensing...
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