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MALAYSIA’S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS SLIGHTLY TO 3.3 PER CENT

PUTRAJAYA, July 12 (Bernama) -- Malaysia’s unemployment rate has dropped slightly to 3.3 per cent in May from 3.4 per cent in April this...
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Are Our Roads Unsafe? Or Is Our Driving That’s Making Our Roads Dangerous?

We took a drive along Persiaran Tujuan on July 11 2019 between 4pm-6pm to check out some of the hotspots that have been "identified"...

FIVE-STAR RATING FOR ALL 12 LOCAL COUNCILS IN SELANGOR

SHAH ALAM, July 9 (Bernama) -- All 12 local authorities (PBT) in Selangor, for the first time, have achieved five-star rating by the Local...

Experts Check on Accident Prone Hotspots in SJ

JULY 9 2019, SUBANG JAYA: Road safety experts were on the ground this morning checking on several hotspots in Subang Jaya and USJ which...

SJ OCPD Appeals for Eye-Witnesses to Help in Car Crash Investigations

SUBANG JAYA, JULY 7 2019 : SUBANG Jaya police are appealing to eye-witnesses to the motor vehicular accident which occurred along Persiaran Tujuan on...

Contraband Smokes Found Hidden in Garbage Compartment in USJ21

SUBANG JAYA,JULY 6 2019: SUBANG Jaya Municipal Council member Lee Jen Uyin did not expect that a regular Ops Tikus to rid the USJ21...

Subang MP Mulling Allocations for Rukun Tetangga Groups in 2020

SUBANG Member of Parliament Wong Chen is mulling a plan to allocate RM300,000 to Rukun Tetangga groups in his constituency for 2020 to beef...

RM35mil Health Clinic for Subang Jaya in 2024

AFTER decades of waiting for a proper Government health clinic, Subang Jaya folks can now look forward to having one by 2024. The RM35mil clinic...

Back Lanes of Taipan an Eyesore

IT looks like and smells like a rubbish dumpsite. The roads are sinking and drains are collapsing. That’s the sorry state of Taipan USJ10’s...

Having an insatiable urge for durians?

Come join us this August 3 & 4 to satisfy it while doing your bit for charity. All proceeds from Jom Durian 12 will be...

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