Many victims are app-based car rental providers, who are reportedly told to sue their 'renters' for breach of contracts instead of reporting the crimes. Read more at straitstimes.com.
PETALING JAYA - Car thieves in Malaysia are doing it the easy way now. They pay a small fee to rent luxurious cars, disable the Global Positioning System in them and go off the radar.
Victims wishing to get back their vehicles would be asked to pay around RM5,000 to RM10,000, or they can bid their cars goodbye. Kereta JT or Jual Terus , Kereta Piang or Piang Lari Bank and Kereta Murah – these are just some of the many identifications used by these syndicates to hide the vehicles’ actual status.
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Malaysia PM Anwar calls on civil servants to speak out against wrongdoingsPUTRAJAYA: Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has called on civil servants to speak out against actions by the government that are deemed to have violated rules and regulation. In his monthly address to the staff of the Prime Minister’s Department on Monday (Jan 16), Mr Anwar said that civil servants
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Malaysia PM Anwar tells Cabinet, civil servants to ditch culture of contentmentHe also urges civil servants to speak out if they know of any wrongdoings on the government's part. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Heavy traffic at land checkpoints, tailbacks from Malaysia expected over Chinese New Year holiday periodSINGAPORE — Continuous heavy traffic through the Woodlands and Tuas Checkpoints is expected over the upcoming Chinese New Year holidays. Tailbacks are also expected from Malaysia, said the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) on Monday (Jan 16).
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Singaporean hiker found after losing his way in Malaysia’s Sandakan forest reserveKOTA KINABALU - A Singaporean hiker had quite a scare when he lost his way at the Kebun Cina Forest Reserve trail in Sandakan district. The man, in his 50s, had entered the trail at around 6pm Sunday, and did not return by 7.15pm as required, said Sabah Chief Conservator of...
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'He sang so much more in Malaysia': Jay Chou fans contrast KL and Singapore performancesIt seems like our neighbour got the better end of the Jay Chou deal. The Mandopop king uploaded on Instagram a post of his performance at Kuala Lumpur last night (Jan 15) — but some netizens didn't share in his happiness. 'Malaysian friends, are you happy tonight?' the 43-year-old wrote. 'Is this brother not true to his words? We sang...
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Singaporean hiker found after losing his way in Malaysia’s Sandakan forest reserveThe man, in his 50s, had entered the trail at around 6pm Sunday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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