A retired policemen is among the eight suspects wanted by police for alleged involvement in a major Sabah-based drug syndicate, Deputy Inspector-General of Police Datuk Seri Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay said.
11 individuals, including a businessman with a “Datuk” title, believed to be part of Sabah’s largest drug cartel have been brought to the Kota Kinabalu sessions court to face a slew of charges.
Bukit Aman Narcotics Crime Investigation Department (Intelligence and Operation) deputy director Datuk Zainudin Ahmad said investigations into the syndicate, which evolved from contraband activities to becoming the largest drug network extending to the Philippines and Indonesia, have been concluded.
Founded by a teacher in 2015, Star Hockey Academy has grown into one of Malaysia’s most successful grassroots programmes, producing dozens of state and national athletes through disciplined coaching and community support
'Kalau sayalah jadi presiden, walaupun saya adalah pengasas parti, tapi kalau dah ramai sangat berhenti, maka itu menunjukkan parti ini tiada lagi dokongan daripada pemimpin bahagian, kata Hamzah
A RM10 million overhaul of Velodrom Rakyat, including a roofed structure and new track, aims to relieve congestion at Nilai while positioning Ipoh as Malaysia’s new northern powerhouse for track cycling
