KINI ROUNDUP | Here are key headlines you may have missed yesterday, in brief.

1. After PKR deputy president Mohamed Azmin Ali questioned why he was the only person targeted for absenteeism at key party meetings, checks revealed that he had not attended a single central leadership council or political bureau meeting since being re-elected in November last year.

2. Azmin had also welcomed PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang’s support for Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad to complete a full term in office.

3. The Penang Development Corporation has come forward to explain allegations that it had diverted dirty water in Prangin Canal as a stopgap measure to clean and beautify its waters.

 4. Fugitive businessperson Low Taek Jho had used code words such as “pies” and “satay” to describe millions in remittances to former prime minister Najib Abdul Razak’s bank account, the court heard yesterday.

5. The Shah Alam High Court has ordered the Labour Court to hear the case of an undocumented migrant worker who was supposedly denied wages, saying that the Labour Court had rejected her case prematurely.

6. The Kelantan Umno Veterans deputy chairperson Kamaruddin Abdullah was badly injured after he was attacked by two men while on the way to a mosque.

7. Police have ruled out sabotage as being the cause of water disruptions in the Klang Valley on July 21, saying it could have been due to negligence instead.

8. The group Indira Gandhi Action Team has hired a team of private investigators to track down M Indira Gandhi's ex-husband Muhammad Riduan Abdullah, while the police also pledged to redouble their efforts.

9. Law lecturer Shamsher Singh Thind said it would be difficult for prosecutors to prove that ‘stealthing’ amounts to rape because they would have to show that the perpetrator had never intended to use a condom in the first place.

10. Dewan Negara president SA Vigneswarany has instructed de facto Law Minister Liew Vui Keong to clarify his oral reply last Thursday on a luxury watch corruption case involving a minister's political secretary.