Inaction may reflect badly on us as a nation.

One of the suspects acted as director to three other companies.

Police arrest two Malaysians over the incident in Kuala Langat.

New scamming trend identified using registered companies as mule accounts.

The cases included cigarette smuggling and encroachment of foreign fishing vessels.

This was at a hypermarket parking area in Bercham yesterday.

They were arrested under the Election Offences Act and Penal Code.

The two were involved in a syndicate smuggling illegal immigrants.

This follows the Shah Alam Sustainable Drainage Masterplan investigations.

Saravanan assures MOHR staff are not involved in any wrongdoing.

All of them are on remand until May 24.

Chow Hang Tung and four others arrested for not providing info demanded.

#Lawan organiser Sekretariat Solidariti Rakyat received RM92,800 in just a day.

It will defeat efforts to create herd immunity, more than 80 CSOs say.

The eight Filipinos were caught with 29 of their country nationals, in a mangrove swamp.

This relates to the clip promoting online gambling that went viral and earned much criticism.

Drugs worth RM373,075 seized in four raids around Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Negeri Sembilan.

The pond owner and his four Indonesian workers have been arrested on suspicion of causing the Dec 7 Sg Selangor pollution.

We strongly condemn the continued acts of harassment perpetrated by the state and its agencies.

Azam Baki questions the brouhaha over the DAP sec-gen's arrest prior to being charged in court.

The authorities have questioned more than 18 port and Customs officials and others involved in maintenance work at the warehouse.

'Being a transgender per se should never be despised, let alone one be treated as a criminal.'

The syndicate led by five members of a family were among 18 people nabbed during a four-day operation in five states since Saturday.

A collection of NGOs warn undocumented migrants will now choose to hide at all cost.

It said such actions go against the purpose of implementing social distancing and breaking the chain of infection.

16 units of laptops and 31 units of mobile phones were also confiscated.

It is the biggest crackdown on the city's pro-democracy movement since the outbreak of mass protests last year.

Since March 18, 2,255 people have been arrested in Selangor for flouting the movement control order.

Police say there were more vehicles on the road yesterday because some businesses were back in operation illegally.

Police say the five suspects were picked up during a five-hour operation which began at 8.30pm yesterday.