A female student was injured after she was stabbed by a woman at a school in Banting today.
Bernama reported that Kuala Langat district police chief Akmalrizal Radzi confirmed the incident, adding that the victim is in a stable condition and that further details would be shared soon.
A video of the incident, showing the alleged perpetrator chasing a female student, has gone viral on Threads.
Another video showed students scrambling as the alleged perpetrator moved through the school while carrying what appeared to be a weapon.
Last year, a Form Four girl died after another student stabbed her at a school in Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya.
Police detained 34 individuals, including 33 foreign nationals, in a raid yesterday on premises in Taman Wahyu, Sentul, used as a World Cup betting call centre and unlicensed entertainment outlet.
Bernama reported Kuala Lumpur police chief Fadil Marsus saying the 3.30am raid was carried out by the gambling, vice, and secret societies prevention division of the Sentul district police headquarters’ criminal investigation department.
Mexico vs England in a World Cup match this morning He said among the detained were 28 Chinese nationals, three Myanmar men, a South Korean man, a Thai woman, and a local woman, aged between 20 and 40.
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An assistant director of the Royal Malaysian Customs Department pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court today to a charge of receiving RM15,000 in bribes last month.
Bernama reported that Fareez Akmal Yusuf, 38, was accused of receiving the amount in cash from a 50-year-old man as an inducement to close an investigation he was handling.
He allegedly committed the offence at a car park in the Petaling district on June 6, under Section 17(a) of the MACC Act 2009, punishable under Section 24(1) of the same Act.
The accused faces a maximum prison sentence of 20 years and a fine of not less than five times the value of the bribe or RM10,000, whichever is higher.
The Taman Desa Phase 1 Residents’ Association has submitted a memorandum to the Kuala Lumpur mayor, accusing Kuala Lumpur City Hall’s (DBKL) urban transportation department of acting unilaterally by threatening to shut down its neighbourhood security scheme.
In a statement today, association president Frank Yeh said the dispute began after they sought to improve security and traffic management after the death of an elderly resident in a road accident in 2024.
Members of the Taman Desa Phase 1 Residents’ Association He said the association complied with DBKL’s requirements by securing support from the police and Fire and Rescue Department, but the authority allegedly reversed its position.
Yeh warned that if DBKL continued to act unilaterally and failed to provide a fair written response, residents were prepared to seek judicial review and pursue further legal action. - Mkini
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