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  1. Man Kuda Gang busted: Four suspects arrested in Taiping and Kulim

    16 hours ago Harian Metro Taiping, Perak 1.2 km

    Police have arrested four suspects believed to be members of the Man Kuda Gang in Taiping, Perak and Kulim, Kedah on August 30. The gang is believed to be involved in 14 robbery and car theft cases across Perak, Kedah and Penang, with losses estimated at RM200,000. Police also seized six stolen cars and various tools, and are still hunting three more suspects.

  2. Taiping council to revoke licences of premises running illegal activities

    1 day ago Harian Metro Taiping, Perak 1.2 km

    The Taiping Municipal Council (MPT) will revoke the business licences of premises found to be conducting illegal activities. This follows residents' concerns in Bukit Gantang about suspected online gambling operations near a school and mosque.

  3. Bukit Gantang residents uneasy over online gambling premises near schools, mosques

    2 days ago Harian Metro Bukit Gantang, Perak 8.3 km

    Residents of Bukit Gantang, Perak, are concerned about the existence of 30 to 40 premises suspected of openly running online gambling activities, including near schools and mosques. UMNO Youth information chief Mohammad Sollehin Mohamad Tajie highlighted the issue after receiving information and conducting his own observations. He urged authorities to take the matter seriously and called for community cooperation in reporting such premises.

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