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  1. Two men charged with cheating, pawning non-genuine gold

    5 hours ago Harian Metro Mahkamah Majistret, Batu Gajah

    Two men were charged at the Magistrate's Court in Batu Gajah for allegedly cheating two pawnshops by pawning items they claimed were pure gold. One pleaded guilty, while the other claimed trial. The court set bail and scheduled the next mention for October 12.

  2. Police detain four men suspected of breaking into factory

    2 days ago Utusan Kawasan Perindustrian Pengkalan 3, Pusing, Batu Gajah, Perak 2.8 km

    Police in Batu Gajah arrested four local men suspected of breaking into a factory in the Pengkalan 3 Industrial Area, Pusing, last Sunday. The arrests followed a patrol that spotted two men acting suspiciously at the factory; all four were remanded at the Ipoh Magistrate's Court.

  3. Man in Ultraman costume detained at Perak National Day celebration

    3 days ago The Straits Times Ipoh Town Hall building, Ipoh, Perak 14.2 km

    A man in an Ultraman costume with a psychiatric history was detained by police near the main stage of the state-level National Day celebration in Ipoh, Perak. Police said he caused no disturbance but was behaving suspiciously, and he will be referred to Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta.

  4. Ipoh festival to celebrate diverse coffee cultures

    1 day ago New Straits Times Riverfront Old Town Ipoh, Ipoh 14.4 km

    The first-ever Ipoh Coffee Vibes festival will be held from Sept 10-13 at the Riverfront Old Town Ipoh, featuring food, music, and coffee from various cultures. The event, announced by state committee chairman Loh Sze Yee, targets 40,000 visitors and includes a lucky draw for those spending RM50 or more.

  5. RM1b urban forest set to turn Tambun into Ipoh's next tourism hotspot

    6 days ago Malay Mail - Money Ipoh, Perak 14.9 km

    A RM1 billion urban forest development in Tambun, Ipoh, is expected to be completed within three years. The project, a collaboration between Team Keris Bhd, RJJ Hotels, and the Malaysian Chinese Restaurant Association, aims to boost tourism, hospitality, and F&B in the area. The signing ceremony for the agreements took place in Ipoh on August 28.

  6. Ipoh police probe viral video of two children sitting on roof of moving MPV

    5 hours ago Malay Mail Meru exit towards Jalan Jelapang-Simpang Pulai, MYS 18.8 km

    Ipoh police are investigating a viral video showing two children sitting on the roof of a moving MPV along the North-South Expressway near Meru. The police are tracing the vehicle owner and may investigate under the Child Act 2001.

  7. Police search for driver who let children ride through car sunroof

    3 hours ago Makkal Osai Meru-Jelapang highway, Perak 19.2 km

    Perak police are searching for a driver who allowed two children to climb through the sunroof of a moving car on the Meru-Jelapang highway. The investigation began after a video of the incident was found on Facebook. Ipoh police chief Najib Hamza urged anyone with information to contact the police.

  8. Cops looking for driver who let kids climb through sunroof of moving car

    10 hours ago Free Malaysia Today Meru-Jelapang highway, Perak 19.2 km

    Police in Perak are searching for the driver of a car who allowed two children to climb through the sunroof while driving on the Meru-Jelapang highway. The incident was captured on a viral video and sparked criticism online. Ipoh police chief Najib Hamzah confirmed an investigation has been initiated.

  9. Police investigate two children sitting on roof of moving MPV

    3 hours ago Harian Metro Jalan Meru-Jelapang, Ipoh, Perak 19.3 km

    Police in Ipoh are investigating a viral video showing two children sitting on the roof of a moving Toyota Alphard MPV on Jalan Meru-Jelapang. The vehicle owner has been identified, and police are looking for the driver. The case is being investigated under Section 33 of the Child Act 2001.

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