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New beginnings: Putra Heights families move back into rebuilt homes

Eighteen families affected by the April gas pipeline fire in Putra Heights can finally breathe a sigh of relief as their homes have been fully rebuilt, marking a swift and compassionate response from the Madani Government and SPNB

PAS Selangor questions Putra Heights report, says ‘no developer named, no contractor charged’

Is this the true reflection of the Selangor government’s concern and transparency in protecting public safety and welfare?, asks PAS Selangor commissioner

Putra Heights inquiry: A technical briefing or a public brush-off? – Rizal Ishak

A public hungry for answers got jargon, evasion, and a tidy conclusion — but not the truth, writes a frustrated observer.

Putra Heights explosion: blame the silly soil – Andrew Sia

Veteran journalist writes that one of Malaysia’s biggest industrial disasters may be heading the way of 1MDB — with zero human fault and plenty of unanswered questions

Petronas unit secures additional gas supply via Thai-M’sia pipeline

This is to minimise the impact of gas supply interruption following the Putra Heights pipeline fire on April 1
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‘I’m still the CEO of Harimau Malaya’: Rob Friend

The national squad manager has pushed back against a FIFA report that described him as a consultant to the Football Association of Malaysia

British Airways launches London–Melbourne flights via KL

Daily service from January 2027 boosts Kuala Lumpur’s position as a major Asia-Pacific transit hub

Hamidin eyes FAM return to rescue F:30 and rebuild Harimau Malaya’s credibility

Former FAM president Tan Sri Hamidin Mohd Amin is weighing a comeback bid, driven by concerns that his flagship F:30 programme could lose momentum amid leadership uncertainty, while vowing to restore trust in Malaysian football following the damaging eligibility scandal

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