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In OSLO, Reuters reported yesterday,  the Norwegian royal household said on Tuesday February 27, 2024, that  Norway’s King Harald has been hospitalised in Malaysia with an infection. The 87-year-old monarch is on a private trip to the South-east Asian country. “His majesty the king has fallen ill during his holiday stay in Malaysia, and is hospitalised there, with an infection. The king receives good care from both Malaysian and Norwegian medical personnel,” the royal household said in a statement. King Harald has been Norway’s ceremonial head of state since 1991 and is Europe’s oldest living monarch. He has repeatedly been hospitalised with infections in recent years, and has also undergone heart surgery. Crown Prince Haakon presides in his father’s absence. The appearance and act on the above video are for illustration purpose only. End © Permadu By  Fauzi Kadir, Chief Editor Assistant Editor Jamaliah Mohd Salleh Final editing and brought to you by Fauzi Kadir  C...

Portal berita dari media arus perdana Malaysiakini melaporkan Ahli Parlimen Pasir Gudang Encik Hassan Abdul Karim menyatakan pendapat bahawa Yang di-Pertuan Agong mesti mematuhi peruntukan perlembagaan dan tidak mengikut "selera dan sentimen peribadi." Beliau memberitahu portal berkenaan  ketika diminta mengulas titah Yang di-Pertuan Agong Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar kepada ahli parlimen pembangkang dan kerajaan bahawa baginda tidak akan melayan sebarang percubaan untuk menjatuhkan kerajaan. Dalam titah baginda semasa perasmian persidangan baru Dewan Rakyat semalam, baginda bertitah semua orang harus menghormati kerajaan perpaduan yang telah dibentuk dan baginda tidak akan melayan sebarang permintaan daripada mana-mana pihak yang cuba mengganggu-gugat kestabilan politik negara. "Semua pihak mestilah menerima kenyataan dan menghormati kerajaan perpaduan yang telah dibentuk. Jika ada hendak bermain politik, tunggulah masa pilihan raya yang akan datang,” titah Seri Padu...

The High Court in Kuala Lumpur was told that the application by former finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin and his wife, Toh Puan Na'imah Abdul Khalid, to strike out the charge made against them for failing to declare their assets should have been made in the Criminal Court and not in the Civil Court, national news agency Bernama reported today. Senior Federal Counsel (SFC) Encik Liew Horng Bin said if the application to quash the charge was heard in the Civil Court through a judicial review, all evidence related to the case would be revealed in the court concerned. "Therefore the application to quash the charge should be made in the Criminal Court. The application to stay proceeding (of a criminal case) should be done in the relevant (criminal) court," he said during the online proceeding today, Tuesday February 27, before Judge Datuk Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh. Also at the proceeding was lawyer Encik Mervyn Lai, representing Daim and Na'imah. The court then ordered...