KOTA KINABALU: Eight items have been listed as controlled goods under the Kaamatan Festival 2023 Festive Season Maximum Price Control Scheme for seven days starting today. Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister Datuk Seri Salahuddin Ayub said the price control initiative was to allow the people, especially those celebrating the Kaamatan Festival, to shop at controlled prices. "This Kaamatan Festival (price control) is set for seven days, which is three days before the festival, one day during the festival and three days after the festival," he told reporters after launching the price control scheme at Bataras Hypermarket, Kolombong here today.

KOTA KINABALU:  Eight items have been listed as controlled goods under the Kaamatan Festival 2023 Festive Season Maximum Price Control Scheme for seven days starting today.

New Straits Times

KUALA LUMPUR:  The police have confirmed that a baby girl shown being abused in a video that went viral on social media recently was from an incident that occurred on May 21 at a childcare centre in Taman Samudera, Batu Caves here.

Police confirms baby girl abused at childcare centre in Batu Caves

KUALA LUMPUR -  The police have confirmed that a baby girl shown being abused in a video that went viral on social media recently was from an incident that occurred on May 21 at a childcare centre in Taman Samudera, Batu Caves here.
Acting Gombak district police chief Supt Noor Ariffin Mohamad Nasir shared that a police report was lodged by the baby’s mother on the same day after she found several bruises on the baby’s thigh and cheek.
"The police then arrested a local woman, 23, who was a babysitter at the centre and she was charged at the Selayang Court on May 30."She pleaded guilty to a charge under Section 31(1)(a) of the Child Act 2001 and was fined RM10,000 with a three-year good behaviour bond, and was ordered to do community service,” he said in a statement tonight.

Sinar Daily

Baby girl abused at childcare centre in Batu Caves

SHAH ALAM - Low Taek Jho or Jho Low needs to stand trial against the mountains of evidence against him and serve out his sentence to its fullest degree if and when found guilty.
Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Centre to Combat Corruption and Cronyism (C4 Centre), Pushpan Murugiah said it is important for the government to show seriousness in combating corruption but, more importantly, to prove that the country's wheels of justice are working.
"Justice must not only be served but must also be seen to be served - anything short of Jho Low's prompt return to Malaysia and immediate legal proceedings against him will diminish public confidence in the justice system, more so than the last few years of turbulent governance already have.

Ministry lists 8 items under price control for Kaamatan festival