Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has commenced defamation proceedings in the Kuala Lumpur High Court against PAS deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man.
The lawsuit is over a series of alleged defamatory statements made by Tuan Ibrahim (above, left) during a PAS ceramah in Felda Jenderak Utara, Kuala Krau, on June 14.
"Among the reliefs sought are general damages, aggravated damages and exemplary damages, together with an injunction restraining the defendant from further uttering, publishing, republishing or disseminating the impugned defamatory statements or statements bearing the same or substantially similar defamatory meanings.
"Our client also seeks an order requiring the removal of the impugned publications from social media accounts, platforms and/or publications within the defendant’s possession, custody and/or control, together with interest, costs and such further relief as the court considers just and appropriate," Anwar's lawyer Sankara Nair said in a statement today.
Sankara Nair On July 30, Sankara said that Anwar’s letter of demand was sent via email to Tuan Ibrahim, giving the Kubang Kerian MP 48 hours to respond.
Selangor is ready to take further action over the staging of the 2026 Malaysia Games (Sukma) if the Air Pollution Index (API) reaches unhealthy levels, said state Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari.
Citing the latest monitoring by the Malaysian Meteorological Department and the Selangor Health Department, Amirudin said the Johan Setia area in Klang recorded a trend of unhealthy air quality due to the area’s location and possible localised fire incidents over the past several days.
Selangor Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari According to Bernama, he added that any preventive measures and adjustments to the competition schedule would only be officially determined if weather conditions deteriorated to a concerning level.
As of 6pm yesterday, Johan Setia, with an API of 153, was the only area in Selangor alongside eight localities in Sarawak that recorded unhealthy API readings, based on data from the Air Pollutant Index Management System (APIMS).
Gabungan Parti Sarawak chairperson Abang Johari Openg said the coalition is ready to face a state election with either the existing number of state seats or an increased number following the proposed redelineation exercise.
Gabungan Parti Sarawak chairperson Abang Johari Openg ADS“We have no problem. If there are 82 seats, then 82 seats. If there are 99 seats, then 99 seats.
“We have no problem because it may not necessarily be 99 seats if there is insufficient time for its implementation,” Bernama quoted him as saying in Kuching today.
The main priority, he added, is to ensure that the state election could proceed in accordance with the stipulated provisions and timeframe, without being dependent on the outcome of the redelineation exercise. - Mkini
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