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Sunday, 7 June 2015

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Subang Jaya - an executive Passionate traditional treatment for a mysterious illness suffered an unfortunate end when he molested a young teacher in Subang Jaya, recently.

The 23-year-old victim met with the teacher concerned after her mother took the men were from a shop house in Kampung Medan to his house in SS19, here.

The suspect known as Ustaz F had told the victim's mother provides the necessary items and start reading ritual spells after asking her to lie down in front of him, about 11pm.

Subang Jaya police chief ACP Yahaya Ramli said the suspect was initially seen as a normal treatment period but suddenly then committed misconduct on the season.

"He groped their private parts and ordered all members of the family who were left in the room alone with the victim.

"Seeing Rick F unpleasant, the victim's mother sought treatment was stopped and sent away old home," he said.

According to him, the victim lodged a report at the police station in Subang Jaya.

Acting on a tip, police arrested a man on Wednesday night in an apartment in Taman Datuk Harun.

The 24-year-old suspect was detained when taking a break while watching television in the living room.

The investigation found that the suspect learn how Islamic treatment of his uncle using Quranic verses after graduating form 5.

Further investigation found a suspect who does not have another job and only doing a medical treatment in Islam does not have a full-time previous criminal record.

The suspect was taken to police headquarters for further action Subang Jaya and the case was being investigated under Section 354 of the Penal Code for violations.

Ranau earthquake: 13 dead so far, Sabah mourning on Monday

The 13 deaths occurred at Mount Kinabalu.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Sabah state government declared Monday a day of mourning following the earthquake that struck the Land Below The Wind that night.

According to a Bernama report, search and rescue teams have found 11 bodies in the area of Mount Kinabalu today, making 13 the total number of victims who have died so far.

He followed up with two dead bodies were taken out of the mountains that night.

Efforts are being made to trace six other individuals who are still missing in the mountains.

Meanwhile, Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman said Malaysia Open House Harvest Festival celebration in 2015 were also canceled as a sign of sympathy to all those involved in this disaster.

He said that all departments and agencies are required to reduce Sabah flag at half mast in honor of all the victims who died.

Josh Trank to 'Star Wars' departure speaks

Trailer screenshot: Fantastic Four stand tall in dimensions of a quartet - photo https://youtu.be/6GipL8pbRb0 é20th Century Fox / YouTube LLC

"Chronicle" and "Fantastic Four," the director emphasizes the desire to "do something original."

2018 "Star Wars" spin-off from the project "I have never in my life had to make the hard decisions," Trank on board about 10 months after his departure in May 2015, said.

Specifically, upon Marvel superhero movie, or between them - Trank, "Fantastic Four" with producer Simon Kinberg, with the result that their departure had something to do with the rumors that surfaced rumors canceled.

"I actually want to do something then you have seen in the last four years of his life under public scrutiny, to have been," he four "fantastic experiences with Referring, told the Los Angeles Times. "
"I want to do something that is below the radar."

Trank's second feature, "Fantastic Four," August 7 miles Taylor, Michael B. Jordan, Kate Mara, and Jamie Bell star Toby Kebbell week is expected.

Monday declared day of mourning in Sabah for earthquake victims

13 people have been confirmed killed, while six other remain missing.

KUALA LUMPUR: Monday has been declared a day of mourning for in Sabah to mark the deaths of 13 people on Mount Kinabalu following a 6.0-magnitude earthquake on Friday, Bernama reported on Saturday.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman said, all flags in the state will also be flown at half-mast adding that the Malaysia Tadau Kaamatan Open House has also been cancelled as a mark of respect.

"We must have respect for the deaths. It happened in our state.

"Our focus is to restore the situation here and to continue with search and rescue efforts," he said.

Search and rescue efforts recovered 11 bodies in the Mount Kinabalu area today, bringing the death toll to 13 so far.

Two bodies were recovered from the mountain area last night. The search is on for six more individuals believed to be still in the area.

The quake struck Sabah at 7.15am Friday and is the strongest that hit the nation in 39 years.

According to the US Geological Survey, the quake struck at a depth of 10 kilometres, with is epicentre located 19 kilometres from the town of Ranau and 54 kilometres from Kota Kinabalu.

LED Expo in Bangkok M'sian firms rake in sales of RM37.1 million

M'sian firms rake in sales of RM37.1 million in Bangkok LED Expo. -Facebook / LED Expo Thailand

Kuala Lumpur: Malaysia light-emitting diode (LED) products and LED Expo 2015 in Thailand by Thai buyers raked in sales of RM37.1 million solutions.

A mission led by MATRADE specific marketing (SMM) in conjunction with the Expo 20 was in Bangkok for three days.

Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) Niqman Rafaee Trade Commissioner Mohammad dawn Bangkok Thailand LED lighting market with an estimated penetration rate has reached 10 to 15 percent.

Thirteen Malaysian companies led by MATRADE in Bangkok mission specific marketing (SMM) took part. -Photo: Facebook / LED Expo Thailand

"Thailand LED market is expected to reach 70 percent by 2020," he said in a statement issued here today.

Seven other firms and 208 business meetings Malaysian Thai government officials, traders, distributors, manufacturers and retailers with the Malaysian companies arranged for the Expo, exhibitors participated in the thirteen individual Malaysian companies, SMM in participated.

Kenangan Robbi diabadikan dalam dokumentari 'Dusty's Trail: Summit of Borneo'

Robbi Sapinggi was a generous, sense of humor and can speak fluent English, said Catherine Jayasuriya.

RANAU: Robbi Sapinggi was a generous, sense of humor and speaks in fluent English.

It was a memorable expedition organizers Mount Kinabalu Coalition Duchenne, Catherine Jayasuriya against Robbi, who died on Mount Kinabalu in the earthquake yesterday.

Jayasuria, who recounted his experience during the climb Mount Kinabalu with Sapinggi Robbi and his father, said there was a point when they climb into the rain and very cold temperatures.

"I am very cold. The jacket and my gloves were wet. Robbi off his gloves and jacket and gave it to me.

"He was just wearing a t-shirt and no gloves. He is a person who has perwatakkan so," he told Astro AWANI.

Jayasuria, who hails from Sabah but now lives in the United States, said she was shocked to hear the news of the death of Robbi.

"At first, no one sent me a message through the Facebook page that Robbi injured by the quake. So I sent a message to Robbi and make a call.

"But there was no answer. Then I called my friend who lives in the United Kingdom are close to the family Robbi. Friends call me brother and told Robbi Robbi hurt but ok.

"However, I get the message that Robbi had died, not long after that. I was shocked. I could not sleep well after that," he said, adding they had no plans to climb the mountain in August.

Coalition Duchenne combining organizations from around the world in an effort to raise awareness of Duchenne muscular dystrophy and to fund research to find a cure for the disease.

Jayasuriya himself has a son, Dusty Brandom, who have the disease.

Jayasuria said he had Robbi capturing memories in a documentary short about "Dusty's Trail: the summit of Borneo ', where Robbi talks about why he likes to climb Mount Kinabalu.

"He lived through my documentary," he said.

Duchenne Coalition executive director, said his company will organize a charity climb the fifth of 7 to 9 August.

Jayasuria said he was not sure if in August the work of mountain Kinabalu recovery will still take place or not, but for sure, they will hold an event commemorating Robbi.

Johor Government Will Offer Free WiFi - 100 Portable

Today, the internet network connection has become one of the many requirements - particularly in stay in touch, while also getting a range of information on the fly. Several state governments in Malaysia offer free WiFi to residents and tourists in their country, and now Johor will do the same.

Johor government now in order to make the study offering free WiFi at various locations around the state, and plans to provide about 100 hotspots by the end of this year.

The location for the hotspot will be selected based on the recommendations of local government, and the selected location will include a bus terminal, where many visits, the affordable-housing, MBJB Square, and Independence Park.

Speed to be offered is not announced, but the government Johor aims to offer high quality Wi-Fi services.