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25 Ogos 2026

Thursday, August 27, 2026

THURSDAY JOKES - 331

A teenage boy takes a quadriplegic girl on a date to dinner and the movies. At the end of the night out, he drives her back home and they start making out in his car. He tells the girl he feels uncomfortable doing this where her parents could come outside and catch them in the act. She says not to worry because she has a place they can go to. So, he helps her in her chair and she tells him to wheel her into the backyard. When they get into the back, she shows him a huge weeping willow tree that they can hide under and says he can do whatever he wants to her.

Under the tree, she shows him two branches that can prop her up and he has his way with her. When they finished, he dresses up and also dresses the girl, puts her back into the chair, wheels her to the front door, and knocks. When her father sees the young man, he thanks him.

The boy feels very uncomfortable because of what he just did to the man’s daughter and asks, “Why are you thanking me?”

“Because son,” the father answers, “You are the first boy to take her out of the tree!”

 

How do you make five pounds of fat look good?

Put a nipple on it!

 

Bill Clinton is no longer playing the saxophone.

He is now playing the whore-Monica!

 

Why do women have two sets of lips?

One set to tell you off with, and the other to make you forget you’re mad!

 

Why did Humpty Dumpty push his girlfriend off the wall?
So, he could see her crack!

 

A lady sitting in the dentist’s chair told the dentist, “I would rather go through the pain of childbirth than have you drill in my mouth.”

The dentist replied, “Well, you better make up your mind so I can adjust my chair!”

A woman seated herself in the psychiatrist’s clinic.

“What seems to be the problem?” the doctor asked.
“Well, I, uh,” she stammered. “I think I, uh, might be a nymphomaniac.”

“I see,” he said. “I can help you but I must advise you that my fee is $80 an hour.”

“That’s not bad,” she replied. “How much for all night?”

Do you know the punishment for bigamy?
Two mothers-in-law!

A young woman was taking golf lessons and had just started playing her first round of golf when she suffered a bee sting. Her pain was so intense that she decided to return to the clubhouse for medical assistance.

The golf pro saw her heading back and said, “You are back early, what’s wrong?” “I was stung by a bee!” she said. “Where?” he asked. “Between the first and second hole” she replied.

He nodded and said, “Your stance is far too wide!”

Jeff: I had grandparents that were well into their 80s and still were having fun.
Walter: They are in their 80s? What kind of sex is that? Was it good for them?

Jeff: I don’t remember. Who are you? Mind your own business!

 

Girl: “Girls are better than boys.”
Boy: “Then why did God make boys first?”
Girl: “Duh, you have to have a rough draft before the final copy!”

 

A man is being arrested by a female police officer, who informs him, “Anything you say can and will be held against you.”

The man replies, “Boobs!”

 

Q: What is the difference between a blonde and a mosquito?

A: A mosquito quits sucking after you hit it!

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Agong’s decree to pursue hajj fund’s RCI probe “down to the wormhole” heeded; Akmal’s dream realised

 

THAT the Lembaga Tabung Haji (TH) Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) findings must be follow up till the absolute depths has apparently been crystalising with yesterday’s (Aug 26) two high-profile arrests by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s (MACC).

They have been identified by Malay language news sites MalaysiaGazette and Unofficial Info as former TH chairman Datuk Seri Abdul Azeez Abdul Rahim, 60, who is currently an UMNO supreme council member and ex-treasury secretary-general Tan Sri Dr Mohd Irwan Serigar Abdullah, 69.

Both were detained around 4pm after arriving at MACC headquarters in Putrajaya. They are expected to be brought to the Putrajaya Magistrates’ Court for a remand application today (Aug 27).

The graft buster agency’s Chief Commissioner Datuk Seri Abd Halim Aman has confirmed the arrest of the two men, aged in their 60s, late yesterday afternoon.

The duo’s arrest follows that of former TH CEO on Aug 21 whose remand order of seven days in connection with the TH RCI report expires today (Aug 27).

Meanwhile, MalaysiaGazette further cited a source revealing that “several UMNO and Barisan Nasional (BN) leaders, too, will be charged this Friday (Aug 28)”.

“There are several names linked to various misconduct while in government. Stay tuned for this Friday’s surprise,” he told the news portal.

Be careful what you wish for

Recall that His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia has decreed on Aug 8 that relevant authorities must investigate findings of the TH’s RCI completely by using the Malay idiom sehingga ke lubang cacing (which literally translates to “down to the wormhole” or “no stone unturned” English equivalent).

Aside from the Agong, both of yesterday’s the high-profile arrest has ironically lived up to the challenge posed by UMNO Youth chief Datuk Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh on Aug 15 that “PMX’s screams of sakau (plundering of nation’s wealth) must be followed by arrests, charges and convictions in court”.

“It mustn’t just end as screams … Because previously there was a record of screams that the opposition abused gambling money but till now no evidence has been released,” jibed the Merlimau state assemblyman.

“Don’t forget to also investigate Rafizi’s (former economy minister Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli) allegations about Corporate Mafia with regard to the sakau affair, ya😊 Long live PMX!”

For the record, both Azeez and Irwan have both been previously detained by authorities prior to their yesterday’s arrests.

Azeez was first arrested by the MACC on Sept 25, 2018 to facilitate investigations into allegations of soliciting bribes and corruption linked to construction and road projects.

He was arrested again on Jan 15, 2019 by the graft buster which led to him facing trial for three counts of corruption and 10 counts of money laundering charges of which he was later acquitted in late 2022.

As for Irwan who served as the Treasury secretary-general from 2011 to May 2018, he was previously arrested by the MACC alongside incarcerated former premier Datuk Seri Najib Razak in connection with investigation into the 1MDB scandal, specifically concerning criminal breach of trust (CBT)involving government funds.

In addition, 1MDB had alleged that Irwan conspired to cause the state-owned investment fund to suffer losses and damages. In this regard, 1MDB has demanded that Irwan pay US$6.59 bil alongside its then former president and CEO Arul Kanda Kandasamy.

As expected, detractors have cried foul of the recent spate of arrests as reflecting desperation of the Madani government till having to embark on political prosecution. –  Focus Malaysia

Family says goodbye to century-old house after court dismisses final appeal

 Maljindar Singh Sidhu Brar and his family were evicted after the Court of Appeal ruled they had no rights to the property.

The 106-year-old bungalow in Rawang was built in 1920 by Berjuntai Tin Dredging Bhd, which held a mining lease for the area at the time. (File pic)
PETALING JAYA:
It is the end of the road for Maljindar Singh Sidhu Brar, who spent over two decades trying to save his century-old house in Rawang from demolition.

On Aug 18, the Court of Appeal dismissed his final bid to save the 106-year-old house that his family had called home for the past 65 years.

Maljindar, also known as Jimmy, said the appellate court ruled that he had no rights to the property.

He has since vacated the Sino-Malay-Palladian house, although he does not know when it will be demolished.

“It was very disheartening for my daughters and my mother,” he told FMT.

To rub salt in the wound, Jimmy was given six days to vacate, which meant he could not even salvage any part of the house.

Given the opportunity, he said he would “take each plank, each piece of wood”, adding that this was the saddest part of the entire episode.

“I am okay with losing the land, but losing the rooms and the pillars that have housed your family for more than half a century is very disheartening,” Jimmy said, adding that he spent close to a million ringgit on legal fees.

It was previously reported that the bungalow was built in 1920 by Berjuntai Tin Dredging Bhd, which held a mining lease for the area at the time.

In 1959, the company sold the house to its employee Pologa Nathan, who later sold it to Maljindar’s grandmother, Gurtha Kaur.

According to earlier news reports, the family first applied in 1967 to the Kuala Kubu Bharu land office, later renamed the Gombak land office, to acquire the land on which the house stood but received no reply.

Jimmy said Gurtha transferred her interest in the house to the family in 1989 by way of a deed of assignment. However, he said the mining lease for the land had already been granted to two cement manufacturers by then.

The family applied seven times to acquire the land, but was told each time that the area had already been taken up under a mining lease and to reapply when the lease expired.

The family also took the matter to court.

In his last correspondence with the Selangor land and mines registry, Jimmy, who runs a transport business, learnt that the lease was set to expire at the end of 2025.

However, at the beginning of 2025, his family learnt that the lease had been renewed for another 20 years, until the end of 2045. - FMT

Respiratory infection cases surge 124% amid haze

 Health ministry says 17 areas recorded unhealthy air quality at 8am today.

Asthma cases amid the haze increased by 259% from 61 to 219 in the 33rd epidemiological week.
PETALING JAYA:
The health ministry recorded a surge in cases of upper respiratory tract infections (URTI) and asthma over the past epidemiological week as haze continues to affect various parts of the country.

The ministry said URTI cases rose by 124.4% from 1,637 in the 32nd epidemiological week to 3,674 the following week, while asthma cases increased by 259% from 61 to 219.

However, conjunctivitis cases dropped slightly from 157 to 146.

“The ministry is aware that the number of areas with unhealthy air quality has reduced from 31 on Aug 25 to 17 at 8am today. However, the haze in several parts of Sarawak continues while the haze in other areas appears more temporary in nature.

“The ministry will continue monitoring for haze-related illnesses to evaluate the impact of the haze on the health of residents in affected areas,” it said in a statement.

As of 10.45am, only five areas had recorded unhealthy air quality: Samarahan (163), Serian (161) and Sri Aman (156) in Sarawak; followed by Cheras, Kuala Lumpur (127) and Johan Setia, Selangor (111). - FMT

Anwar extends condolences to Pahang Royal Family over passing of Sultan's sister

 

KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has conveyed his condolences to Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah and the Pahang Royal Family over the passing of the Sultan's elder sister, Tengku Puteri Seri Kemala Tengku Datuk Seri Aishah Almarhum Sultan Ahmad Shah, yesterday.

In a Facebook post, Anwar prayed that Allah SWT would shower His mercy upon Tengku Datuk Seri Aishah's soul, forgive her sins and place her among the righteous.

He also prayed that Allah SWT would grant Al-Sultan Abdullah, Tengku Ampuan of Pahang Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah and the entire Pahang Royal Family strength and fortitude in coping with the loss.

Tengku Datuk Seri Aishah died at a hospital in Kuala Lumpur at 9.15 pm yesterday, and her remains will be laid to rest at the Pahang Royal Mausoleum in Pekan today. - NST

Former TH chairman, former Treasury sec-gen arrive at court for remand hearing [WATCH]

PUTRAJAYA: A former Lembaga Tabung Haji (TH) chairman and a former Treasury secretary-general arrived at the Putrajaya magistrates' court here for a remand hearing.

They arrived at 9.30am wearing orange lock-up attire and handcuffed, escorted by Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) officers.

Also present, wearing orange lock-up attire and handcuffed, was a former TH chief executive officer.

The former TH CEO was remanded from Aug 21 to 27.

The remand order was issued by magistrate Ezrene Zakariah after MACC made an application at the Putrajaya magistrates' court.

Yesterday, MACC detained the two former senior officials as part of its investigation into issues raised in the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) report on the pilgrimage fund.

Both men, who are in their 60s, were detained at about 4pm yesterday after they turned up at the MACC headquarters.

The latest arrests are part of the anti-graft agency's ongoing investigation into matters highlighted in the RCI report on TH.

It was reported on Aug 21 that a former TH chief executive officer had been remanded for seven days until Aug 27 in connection with the RCI findings.

MACC began its probe into the RCI report on July 31, following its declassification.

-NST