Claims that drivers will be given a RM500 compound if found wearing sunglasses while driving “are not true and totally baseless”.

The recovery is expected to be uneven across sectors, resting on an improvement in both domestic and external demand.

The Borneo Post, quoting Sarawak’s Assistant Minister of Local Government and Housing Datuk Dr Penguang Manggil, reported today that the community leaders and longhouse chiefs yesterday accepted IOI Corp’s offer to return the land in Long Teran, Long Labing and Long Lapok from the provisionally-leased area under its unit Pelita Plantantion Sdn Bhd in Tinjar.

Noteworthy:
● Leasehold
● Land size: 6,942 sq ft; Built-up: 3,500 sq ft
● Four bedrooms; five bathrooms
● Semi-furnished; comes with a beautiful garden
● Located within the Kuala Lumpur part of Section 16
● Amenities: Universiti Malaya, government and private hospitals, shoplots, restaurants, hotel, school and public park
● Easy accessibility via main roads and highways such as Federal Highway, Damansara-Puchong Highway and New Pantai Expressway.

When: October 2020

Among them, Public Bank Bhd founder Tan Sri Dr Teh Hong Piow is expected to receive the biggest dividend payout totalling RM668.18 million from his shareholdings in the bank and insurer LPI Capital Bhd.

Defendant’s first witness Andrew Heng, a partner in the firm Ferrier Hodgson MH: NFC was operating and trading at that time (between 2008 and 2011), they were accruing revenue. There is no way to trace that money went to the defendants and no way to trace if they had used the money for purposes outside NFC

Malaysia today registered 1,219 new Covid-19 cases, a slight increase from the 1,063 reported yesterday, but marking the 12th consecutive day that new cases stayed below the 2,000 mark.

The defendant's first witness Andrew Heng, a partner in the firm Ferrier Hodgson MH, testified that the net worth of RM85-RM95 million was based on his projections. Heng was commissioned by NFC to conduct a review of a due diligence report conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers Malaysia.

To further encourage domestic tourism, the government has extended the exemption for tourism tax and services tax for hotel accommodation until Dec 31, 2021. It has also announced entertainment duty exemption for entrance fees into entertainment premises including theme parks, stage performances, sports events and movie screenings within Federal Territories.

The government has introduced an additional stimulus package worth RM20 billion.