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Kuala Lumpur traffic investigation and enforcement department chief Encik Zamzuri Isa said the victim suffered severe head injuries and was pronounced dead while receiving treatment at the hospital. (Facebook Picture) FMT reported today, a 47-year-old motorcyclist was killed after another rider allegedly crashed into him while travelling against traffic to avoid a police roadblock along Jalan Dewan Bahasa, Kuala Lumpur, early today. Kuala Lumpur traffic investigation and enforcement department chief Encik Zamzuri Isa said the incident, which occurred at about 2.30am, involved a Yamaha Y15ZR and an SYM Maxsym 400. Initial investigations found that the 21-year-old Yamaha rider made a U-turn and went against traffic after noticing a police roadblock about 50m ahead. “This caused the motorcycle to collide head-on with the SYM Maxsym 400 ridden by the 47-year-old local man,” FMT quoted Zamzuri as saying in a statement. He said the victim suffered severe head injuries and was rushed to Kua...

Bangladesh rampas aset bernilai lebih RM25 bilion dikaitkan dengan Sheikh Hasina Memetik laporan pembekal berita Agensi , akhbar Bahasa Melayu tertua di Malaysia Berita Harian  hari ini melaporkan pihak berkuasa Bangladesh merampas aset bernilai 760 bilion taka (kira-kira RM25.3 bilion atau AS$6.2 bilion) yang dikaitkan dengan bekas Perdana Menteri Puan Sheikh Hasina, ahli keluarganya serta 10 kumpulan perniagaan. Tindakan itu dilakukan susulan siasatan yang dijalankan selepas Hasina digulingkan dalam kebangkitan rakyat yang diterajui pelajar pada 2024 sebelum melarikan diri ke India. Sejak kejatuhannya, pihak berkuasa Bangladesh menyiasat kekayaan Hasina, selain meneliti urusan kewangan ahli keluarga dan beberapa konglomerat utama yang didakwa mendapat manfaat sepanjang pemerintahannya selama 15 tahun. Ketua Unit Risikan Kewangan Bangladesh (BFIU), Encik Ikhtiar Mohammad Mamun, berkata aset bernilai 570 bilion taka (RM18.9 bilion) telah dirampas di dalam negara, manakala 190 bilio...

The dust has settled following the 16th Johor state election, in which Barisan Nasional stormed to a commanding victory in 48 seats while Pakatan Harapan took the remaining eight. Everybody knows among the biggest winners are BN and its Johor chief, Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi, the face of the BN campaign who was sworn in for a second term as menteri besar after leading the party to victory in 48 seats. The heaviest losses were suffered by Perikatan Nasional, wiped out at the state assembly, after the relationship between coalition partners PAS and Bersatu crumbled, while Pakatan Harapan was left to lick its wounds after DAP lost several strongholds to BN. BN reinforced its grip on Johor after nearly 10 years since losing control of the state government to PH in 2018. Two years later, it recouped most of its losses by winning 40 seats, and went on to expand its supermajority to 48 seats on Saturday in a hint of the dominance it used to exert before falling out of power. MCA and MIC, in parti...