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M’sians Are Losing Money On BigPay In New Online Scam. Here’s Their Crafty Modus Operandi

The company said that scammers are getting creative with finding new ways to steal money from their users. BigPay says frauds can happen with these four methods:- Calls from unknown numbers asking you for your personal information such as your date of birth, OTP, and more to verify your identity in order to receive the claimed cash prizes.- Random text messages on your phone or personal... Click here to read the […]

today10 July 2020

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Victim Blaming Only Perpetuates Rape Culture

Rape is certainly not about the dress. Rape is the gross act of demeaning or commodifying a person by way of forced sexual intercourse without the other person's explicit and enthusiastic consent. By perpetuating social ideas on victim blaming, effectively, we are indirectly enabling rape.Rape culture is the main reason that survivors do not feel safe when reporting rape or getting... Click here to read the full article. Source:

today8 July 2020

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Man Smiles And Shouts ‘Yes’ After Being Sentenced To Jail For Insulting The Agong Again

The offence falls under Section 233(1)(a) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, which carries a sentence up to one year's jail, a fine up to RM50,000, or both.Sharil, who was a factory worker, pleaded guilty to two counts of the same charge.Sessions Court judge MM Edwin Paramjothy sentenced him to 10 months' jail and ordered the terms to run concurrently, reported The... Click here to read the full article. […]

today7 July 2020

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Cops Accused Of Hiding It From Coroner As Family Seek Answers

According to the lawyers representing the family, Sheelan Arjunan and John Das, they plan to seek an inquest into the death "as soon as possible", reported Malay Mail.Mugilarasu's brother Karunakaran, who claims to have had a phone conversation with the victim a few hours prior to he was said to have collapsed, suspects foul play in the death.The 40-year-old brother said that during... Click here to read the full article. […]

today4 July 2020

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Retiree Slapped With RM2,000 Fine For Criticising Dr Adham Baba

According to a Bernama report, the retiree used his Facebook account to commit the offence.He was charged under Section 233(1)(a) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, which is punishable by a maximum fine of RM50,000, or up to a years' jail, or both, if convicted.An additional fine of RM1,000 is imposed for each day the offence is repeated after conviction.The 57-year-old... Click here to read the full article. Source:

today4 July 2020

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Husband Saves Wife From Attempted Rape By 21-Year-Old Neighbour Who Broke Into House

"The victim's husband, who just returned from work, heard his wife's cries for help, and entered the house through the kitchen where he stumbled upon the suspect," revealed Noorzainy today, 2 July."The husband caught the man, but the latter hit him on the head with a piece of wood." "Seeing that the husband was injured, the suspect... Click here to read the full article. Source:

today2 July 2020

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Villagers In Taiping Punish Fruit Thieves By Stuffing Durian Skin Into Their Mouths

Harian Metro reported that around 3am, the 69-year-old owner went to the plantation with his friends to collect some fruits.However, they stumbled upon the thieves who were loading durians into a Toyota Hilux. With some help from other villagers, they managed to capture the perpetrators. They then tied up the bandits and stuffed their mouths with durian skin. Photos of the... Click here to read the full article. Source:

today15 June 2020

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12 Durian Sellers Were Fined For Using Unauthorised Weighing Scales

Perak KPDNHEP director Saifullizan Kamarul Zaman told Berita Harian, "All of the sellers were found guilty of this offence during an inspection of durian stalls around Perak on the first day of the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO), yesterday, 11 June." He also explained that although the ministry does not regulate prices for durian commodities, traders are obliged to... Click here to read the full article. Source:

today11 June 2020