Parit Buntar, Perak, on Monday was found dead, Makkal Osai reported. The Fire and Rescue Department

) Saint Mary’s from Parit Buntar and SJK( T) Chettiars from Kinta Selatan won second place in the

NIBONG TEBAL: A sturdy cupboard outside a house in Parit Buntar near here has been a lifeline for

( pic) alleged that about 19ha of land in Bagan Tiang in Parit Buntar was awarded to state exco

tank of a house in Taman Kerian, Parit Buntar, on Saturday( June 4). Perak police chief Datuk Comm

her up into 15 pieces and disposing of the parts in a sewage tank behind their house in Parti Buntar

IPOH: The lorry driver who was killed in the landslide at KM27.10 Jalan Simpang Pulai-Blue Valley here, had always shared stories of landslides in Cameron Highlands to raise the awareness of others but little did he know that he would be a victim himself. The victim, Muhammad Hafiz Hamdi, 31, a father of two, aged two and an infant, had been transporting vegetables from the highlands daily. The elder brother of the victim, Mohd Kamal Hamdi, 40, said he was surprised when his younger brother was

IPOH( Bernama): A former administrative officer at the Malaysian Palm Oil Board( MPOB) was fined RM5, 000 by the Sessions Court here on Friday( Sept 10) for corruption. Judge S. Indra Nehru meted out the fine on Selamat Mulyono Juni, 37, who changed his not guilty plea to guilty when the case came up for mention today.He paid the fine. Selamat Mulyono was charged with corruptly obtaining gratification of RM1, 500 for himself from one Shafrullah Abu Kasim as an inducement for him to not take acti

IPOH: A fertiliser factory owner was fined RM100, 000 by the Sessions Court here Wednesday( Feb 16) after he pleaded guilty to bribing a Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Ministry enforcement assistant four years ago. Judge M. Bakri Abd Majid also sentenced Lee Soon Teck, 53, to 10 months’ jail if he fails to pay the fine.... The accused paid the fine. The court also ordered that the bribe money amounting to RM30, 150 be forfeited to the government in accordance with Section 40( 1)( a) of the

IPOH: Continuous rainfall over two weeks weakened the stability of the hillslope at Section 27 of Jalan Simpang Pulai-Cameron Highlands, causing the landslide that killed two people. Perak Public Works Department( PWD) deputy director Hamdan Ali said a high amount of rainwater was recorded over the last two weeks." We recorded 217ml of rainwater for two weeks and it is still continuing." The rainfall weakened the slopes," he told a press conference near the incident site on Friday( Dec 3)." This