Over 1,000 children physically abused last year
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Deputy minister ticked off for being unprepared
DEPUTY Education Minister Lim Hui Ying was ticked off for being unable to provide an answer for her ministry during Question Time. Read full story
Immigrants a ‘goldmine’ for bribes
PETALING JAYA: Immigrants have become a “goldmine” for unscrupulous enforcement officers who solicit bribes from them, says a Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) top gun. Read full story
Employers with no workers quota in a fix
PETALING JAYA: A freeze in the application and approval of foreign workers quota will deprive employers with no quota from getting any workers, says the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM). Read full story
Onus on MOE to ensure DLP succeeds, say educators
PETALING JAYA: The Education Ministry needs to pull its socks up to resolve issues around the Dual Language Programme (DLP) classes and ensure sufficient teaching staff, say educationists and education groups. Read full story
PM to build on close China ties
BEIJING: It’s an almost devout act undertaken by Malaysia’s prime ministers for about half a century, but this time round there’s an added weight to it. Read full story
M’sia, Cambodia seek closer ties
PHNOM PENH: Malaysia and Cambodia are looking forward to enhancing cooperation in various sectors to further strengthen bilateral ties between the two countries, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. Read full story
Hopes up for HSR seamless travel
PETALING JAYA: Several overtures have been received by the government from the private sector over its intent to build the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High Speed Rail (HSR) using private financing, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke. Read full story
Umno cancels Rais Yasin’s Tangga Batu division chief win
PAYA Rumput assemblyman Rais Yasin’s victory as Tangga Batu Umno division head in the party’s March 18 election was cancelled by the 2023 Umno elections committee today. Tangga Batu Umno secretary Abdul Latip Mohamad said he received the notification through a letter via WhatsApp at 2.26pm this afternoon.
‘Grim’ criminal abuse of ChatGPT is coming, Europol warns
CRIMINALS are set to take advantage of artificial intelligence like ChatGPT to commit fraud and other cybercrimes, Europe’s policing agency warned today. From phishing to disinformation and malware, the rapidly evolving abilities of chatbots will be used not only to better mankind, but to scam it too, Europol said in a new report.