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Melaka police have detained two siblings, believed to be involved in fraudulent online sales, including selling disposable children's diapers, involving losses amounting to RM3.29 million.

Seven syndicate members of a mule account running scams offering jobs and investment opportunities that did not exist were arrested in an operation dubbed 'Op Akaun Palsu'.

Police rescued three babies as well as a five-year-old girl after smashing a baby-selling syndicate in an operation dubbed Op Pintas Nana.

Abdul Majid said the drugs were disguised as packs of tea to avoid police detection and placed in two clothes bags.

Police have issued a warning it will take stern action against any party for inciting extreme provocation that may cause public disorder and endanger safety during the Melaka state election tomorrow.

Police have arrested a man who was caught pulling out flags and stripping away buntings of political parties contesting in the Melaka election at a junction of Jalan Taman Melaka Perdana, Alor Gajah.

An individual was issued a RM4,000 fine for violating the SOP of the Melaka state election and not for wearing a shirt with a party logo.

Political parties cannot use the excuse of not understanding or being unclear with the SOP for them to breach the regulations or laws stipulated during the Melaka state election.

Abdul Majid has clarified that there was no double standards involved regarding the compound notices issued to three individuals and the programme organiser of a political party recently.

A total of 2,453 cops in Melaka will be deployed at tourist hotspots in the state to monitor compliance with standard operating procedures (SOP) to curb the spread of the COVID-19 infection.

Police said the syndicate was believed to have appointed several agents to find customers via WhatsApp and WeChat.

Melaka police have detained 18 individuals, including three women, for alleged involvement in a CBT case of a scaffolding company which resulted in a loss of RM1.4 million.

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A MACC source said 23 other witnesses have also been identified and would be summoned to give their statements soon.

With a growing demand for sleep tourism and wellness travel, Westin aims to solidify its position as a leader in holistic hospitality.

Tunku Nashrul Abaidah says the government has high confidence in local expertise to face cybersecurity challenges.

Rodrigo Duterte was arrested upon his arrival at a Manila airport and the ex-leader is now in custody, the office of the president said.