BENTONG: Statistics on road accidents, including the number of fatal cases, should be displayed on giant billboards at accident-prone areas to serve as a reminder to road users on the risk of careless driving, a Pahang state executive councillor has suggested.

KUALA LUMPUR: Errant motorists, beware! You are being watched. There may be no roadblocks, uniformed policemen or even traffic observation towers – but that car parked by the roadside after a “breakdown” could well be a plainclothes officer.

LUMUT: Transport Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha wants the police to ensure that all saman ekor (postal traffic summonses) issued under the on-going Ops Sikap 22 exercise reach the recipients fast.

IPOH: With all their worldly possessions packed in plastic bags, the four “biscuit-eating” children and their father moved into a two-room flat here.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Marine Operations Force (MOF) has disclosed its version of what transpired during the alleged maritime border incident last month, which sparked off ugly anti-Malaysia protests in Indonesia.

KUALA LUMPUR: After 25 years of travelling to and from Medan, Sumatera, Talhaq Basir has reaped benefits from working in Malaysia.

JOHOR BARU: A disciplinary teacher at a secondary school in Skudai who had been distributing brochures on sex enhancement drugs in his school has been given a stern warning.

KOTA KINABALU: A meeting between Foreign Minister Datuk Anifah Aman and his Indonesian counterpart Dr Marty Natalegawa here tomorrow is aimed at establishing ways for both countries to better manage future incidents that could create tension.

KUALA LUMPUR: Employers should provide freezers at the work place to enable working mothers to pump and store their breast milk, said Malaysian Employers Fede­ration (MEF) executive director Shamsuddin Bardan.

KLANG: A 37-year-old security guard under investigation for shooting dead two colleagues may be charged next week.

KUALA LUMPUR: Visitors to BookFest@Malaysia can do their bit for charity through a fundraising campaign that is being held in conjunction with the event.

KUALA LUMPUR: A police inspector who allegedly told a 51-year-old snatch theft victim to “balik China” (return to China) if she could not speak Bahasa Malaysia is being investigated.

GEORGE TOWN: Trouble is brewing in Gerakan with a group of members embarking on a signature campaign to call for an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to oust its Penang chairman Datuk Dr Teng Hock Nan.

GEORGE TOWN: A man survived a fall from the Penang Bridge when he was rescued by a boatman.

GEORGE TOWN: The MCA will give financial aid to party life member Mok Yuen, 88, who has been paralysed on the left side of the body after he suffered a stroke on Aug 18.

GEORGE TOWN: The 14-year-old girl who was found sprawled on the ground floor of her flat on Thursday had sent her father a text message saying “I love you”, before jumping to her death.

TELUK INTAN: Garbage disposal sites should be managed well to prevent the sites from becoming breeding grounds for Aedes mosquitoes.

The suspension of 12 Sabah PKR members for an ‘offence’ committed months ago has raised questions about the motive of the action. And PKR may have shot itself in the foot as far as Kadazan-Dusun support in Sabah is concerned.

KOTA KINABALU: A recent Kadazan-Dusun ritual involving the slaughter of animals in the interior Keningau district appears to be a ploy by some villagers to lay claim to part of a forest reserve, said Sabah Forest Department director Datuk Sam Mannan.

PORT KLANG: Former Klang councillor Tee Boon Hock wants the Selangor government to provide him a copy of a recently-concluded audit report on his alleged abuse of power.