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Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.

24 Jun 2019 / 18:32 H.
    Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.
    Penang police chief Datuk T. Narenasagaran crippled a syndicate distributing heroin and ecstasy pills with the seizure of drugs with a street value of RM718,700, as well as an online gambling ring. BBXpress
    Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.
    Police crippled a syndicate distributing heroin and ecstasy pills with the seizure of drugs with a street value of RM718,700, as well as an online gambling ring. BBXpress
    Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.
    Police detained two men and seized several weapons, a small quantity of syabu, about RM4,000 worth of pills and a car in Pasir Mas on Saturday.
    Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.
    Police have busted an online gambling syndicate with the arrest of 16 Indonesians, including five women.
    Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.
    Police have busted an online gambling syndicate with the arrest of 16 Indonesians, including five women.
    Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.
    Kuala Lumpur police chief Datuk Seri Mazlan Lazim shows drugs believed to be the Base Heroin weighing at 14,470 grams that was sezied from two men in Jalan Dutamas Solaris on 20 June.
    Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.
    Several drugs believed to be Heroin Base (unprocessed Heroin) weighing 14,470 gram that was seized by the Royal Malaysian Police Department (RMP). BERNAMA PIX
    Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.
    Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (KPDNHEP) officer checks subsidized rice fertilizer believed to be smuggled to a factory in Sedaka, Yan, Kedah. BBXpress
    Police crippled drugs and illegal online gambling syndicate.
    Plastics waste that has been processed and stored in an illegal plastic waste processing factories seized during Operasi Pemotongan dan Sitaan Kilang Haram by the Klang Municipal Council (MPK) and Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) in Air Itam Industrial Area, Klang. BERNAMA PIX
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Full Scale Exercise at the KL International Airport Cargo Area successfully carried out as part of the airport’s readiness towards crisis management . - ASHRAF SHAMSUL/THESUN
Full Scale Exercise at the KL International Airport Cargo Area successfully carried out as part of the airport’s readiness towards crisis management . - ASHRAF SHAMSUL/THESUN
SEPANG - Malaysia Airports stays committed in ensuring the safety of the airport by successfully organising a full scale exercise at the cargo area of KL International Airport (IATA Code: KUL) as part of the airport’s readiness towards crisis management. The organisation worked with 20 agencies for this exercise that aimed to provide the cargo handling partners with first hand experience of possible threats and scenarios such as the previous incident at Subang Airport in 1994 involving the notorious ‘Geng Mamak’.
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03 Dec 2019 / 02:52
Forest fire continues to blaze in Pekanbaru in Riau province on September 18, 2019. Toxic haze from Indonesian forest fires closed schools and airports across the country and in neighbouring Malaysia on September 18, while air quality worsened in Singapore just days before the city’s Formula One motor race.
Forest fire continues to blaze in Pekanbaru in Riau province on September 18, 2019. Toxic haze from Indonesian forest fires closed schools and airports across the country and in neighbouring Malaysia on September 18, while air quality worsened in Singapore just days before the city’s Formula One motor race.
The hazy weather which has swept the country since last week, that is believed to come from Indonesia, has led to a large number of schools to be closed across Malaysia, while air quality worsened just days before the city’s Formula One motor race in Singapore.
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19 Sep 2019 / 18:51

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