உங்களைச் சுற்றி என்ன நடக்கிறது
- 10 More Held in Penang School Armed Brawl Probe, Total Detained Now 23
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Six Malaysians held over drug smuggling case linked to co-pilot arrested in Jakarta
Malaysian police have detained six local men in connection with a drug smuggling case involving a Malaysian co-pilot arrested at Jakarta's airport. Four of the suspects had fled to Thailand and Vietnam before returning to Malaysia, where they were arrested. The co-pilot was caught with drugs worth an estimated RM45 million.
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Penang reps visit family of missing Nepal climber with support
Bukit Gelugor MP Ramkarpal Singh and Seri Delima assemblyman Connie Tan visited the family of missing Nepali climber Muhammad Muhaimin Azhad Noor Hadi at Taman Tun Sardon, Gelugor, Penang, to offer support and donations. Muhaimin is one of three Malaysians missing after flash floods and landslides hit the Langtang Valley in Nepal on Aug 26.
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Penang police confirm Geng 04 clash in Air Itam, 13 arrested
Police in Penang confirmed a bloody armed clash in Air Itam involving the Geng 04 gang, which left two bystanders seriously injured. The dispute was over a debt, and 13 local men, including three minors, have been arrested in connection with the incident.
- நீங்கள்தான் முதலில் பார்த்தீர்கள் உங்கள் அருகில் ஏதோ நடக்கிறதா? அதைப் பதிவிடுங்கள். சாலை மூடப்பட்டது, இரவுச் சந்தை இடம் மாறியது, குழாய் வெடித்தது, செல்லப்பிராணி தொலைந்தது — அதை அருகில் பகிருங்கள். அருகில் ஏதாவது பதிவிடுங்கள் →
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13 ditahan di Pulau Pinang kerana serang dua lelaki silap identiti
Thirteen people were arrested in Penang after two men were mistaken for gang members and attacked with knives outside a Chinese school in Ayer Itam on August 30. The victims were returning from a religious festival and were targeted by a group that mistook them for a rival gang. Police say the attack was related to a debt collection and not linked to illegal money lending.
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Penang Fisherman Catches Rare Black Bass, First in 15 Years
A rare ikan kanai (black bass) was caught by a local fisherman in Sungai Kuala, Penang, marking the first such catch in the state's waters in about 15 years. The Penang Fisheries Department confirmed the discovery, highlighting its significance for national fisheries records and the area's ecological health.