PETALING JAYA: A part-time lorry driver was charged in the Sessions Court here with robbing a television news presenter last week. Muhammad Qayyum Mazlan, 32, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge which was read out before Judge Jamaludin Mat here on Friday( May 13).He was charged with robbing Khairul Rizuan Azizan, 34, of a bag worth RM500 and RM100 in cash by the roadside near Exclusive Perdana, Damansara Perdana here at 3. 40pm on May 5. The charge, framed under Section 392 of the Penal C

GEORGE TOWN: Eager to have their children vaccinated against Covid-19, some parents tried their luck and walked into vaccination centres without an appointment. They were turned away and informed that the vaccination programme for those aged 16 and 17 that kicked off yesterday was only for boarding school students. Before 9am, more than 10 families showed up hoping to get vaccine shots for their children.“ My family is fully vaccinated except for him, ” said engineer Teh Boon Keat, 47, who took

GEORGE TOWN: Many youth here have decided to take a day off from work to get their Covid-19 vaccines as 10 centres in Penang are now open for walk-ins. Among them was Alex Hong, who was at the Setia SPICE Convention Centre on Wednesday( Sept 8) morning to receive his first dose. The 29-year-old business development executive said he applied for leave immediately after learning that those who had not been vaccinated could walk in to get their jabs. Mini market cashier Nur Farah Izzati, 19, was al