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Tak ada problem cari problem — dah masuk penjara

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Terlebih romantis  Media melaporkan s eorang lelaki yang memandu bas sambil meriba kekasih dihukum penjara setahun manakala kekasihnya enam bulan. Arif Fahmi Abd Salam, 36, dan Nur Adila Najwa Ilham Ameerrullah, 21, dijatuhi hukuman itu selepas mengaku bersalah terhadap pertuduhan memandu secara berbahaya di Mahkamah Majistret Jasin. Mereka berdua dilaporkan turut didenda RM5,000 setiap seorang, dengan kegagalan membayar denda hukuman penjara akan ditambah dua bulan. Terdahulu tular aksi Arif Fahmi--yang kemudian dipecat serta-merta--memandu bas sambil meriba Nur Adila ketika dalam perjalanan dari Kuala Lumpur ke Johor, Ahad lalu. Seperti dilapor Malaysiakini , mereka dituduh melakukan kesalahan itu di  susur keluar Hentian Rehat dan Rawat (R&R) Bemban, Lebuh Raya Utara-Selatan arah selatan, pada lewat petang, 12 April.  End © Permadu Kunjungi blog Permadu Malaysia di  permadumalaysia.blogspot.com Oleh Fauzi Kadir Ketua Pengarang Penolong Pengarang Kwai Fong Chin...
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Wanita dirogol dua lelaki—dua sesi berasingan—di tengah padang terbuka di negara paling selamat di dunia

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Gambar adalah hiasan semata-mata dan untuk tujuan ilustrasi sahaja.   Dua perogol disyaki dan didakwa adalah seorang pelancong dari India dan seorang lelaki warga Malaysia Padang ini terletak di antara Hotel Mi Rochor, Kolej Seni Lasalle dan Sim Lim Square. DOKUMEN MAHKAMAH melalui ST/ANN/The Star Di Republik Singapura, seorang pembantu rumah yang didakwa dirogol oleh seorang pelancong dari India di padang terbuka di Short Street telah diserang secara seksual oleh lelaki lain beberapa minit kemudian, lapor The Straits Times yang berpangkalan di Singapura pada hari Rabu, 15 April 2026. Mangsa berusia 32 tahun, warga Filipina, terserempak dengan Encik Harvin Velanggangy selepas serangan awal dan memberitahunya tentang perogolan itu, yang berlaku pada malam Ahad pada 26 Mei 2024. Bukannya hendak membantu, sebaliknya warga Malaysia lelaki berusia 24 tahun itu telah mengambil kesempatan lalu merogolnya di kawasan bercahaya malap bersebelahan dengan struktur stesen MRT Rochor yang menem...
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In Singapore, a woman was raped two times separately — by two different men at an open field

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The picture is purely decorative and for illustration purpose only. The rapists are an Indian tourist and a Malaysian man The field is located between Hotel Mi Rochor, Lasalle College of the Arts and Sim Lim Square.  COURT DOCUMENTS via ST/ANN/The Star A domestic helper who was allegedly raped by a tourist at an open field in Short Street was sexually assaulted by another man just minutes later, Singapore-based The Straits Times reported on Wednesday, 15 April 2026. The 32-year-old victim, a Filipina, saw Harvin Velanggany after the initial assault and told him about the attack, which happened on a Sunday night on 26 May 2024. Instead of helping, the 24-year-old Malaysian overpowered and raped her in a dimly lit area next to the Rochor MRT station structure that houses air-conditioning units. He then rummaged through her bag and stole RM369 (US$93) from her. The victim finally found help when she approached a staff member at Hotel Mi Rochor, across the road from where she was rape...
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Daim’s family withdraws stay application after Sessions Court halts forfeiture proceedings

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The Edge reported the late former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin, his wife, Toh Puan Na’imah Abdul Khalid and their next of kin withdrew yesterday, Wednesday 15 April 2026, their application for a stay of four forfeiture proceedings at the High Court, which had been filed against them and their companies by the Malaysian Anti Corruption Commission (MACC) and government. This follows the Sessions Court having earlier granted their application for a stay of proceedings earlier this month, as well as four separate MACC forfeiture applications, pending the disposal of the judicial review applications that it filed in 2024 and the constitutional reference matter. Judge Datuk Aliza Sulaiman allowed the withdrawal and ordered the plaintiffs in the action to pay RM2,000 costs to the MACC and government in online proceedings. Besides Daim, who died in November 2024 and Na’imah, other plaintiffs in the action include their four children Asnida, Md Wira Dani, Muhammed Amir Zainuddin and Muh...
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