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- Malaysian student in Australia charged for attempted murder
- Malaysia fuel prices eighth lowest in the world, says Ahmad Maslan
- New RM118mil military camp to replace Rasah Camp in Port Dickson
| Malaysian student in Australia charged for attempted murder Posted: ADELAIDE: A Malaysian student has appeared before the Port Adelaide Magistrate's Court charged for attempted murder, The Advertiser reports. Cheong Sim Siong, 21, was alleged to have stabbed a woman several times at Athol Park in Adelaide on Friday night. The 26-year-old woman was found with multiple stab wounds at a car park at about 10pm. On Tuesday night, the police arrested Cheong and charged him for attempted murder and one count of aggravated assault causing harm. Cheong made no application for bail and was remanded in custody. He will face the court again in September. The woman has been warded at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and was in critical condition. - Bernama |
| Malaysia fuel prices eighth lowest in the world, says Ahmad Maslan Posted: KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's petrol and diesel prices is the eighth lowest in the world. "Out of 227 countries in the world, Malaysia's petrol and diesel price to its motorists is the eighth lowest," said Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Ahmad Maslan. He said the cheaper price was due to the significant subsidy given by the government for petrol and diesel as well as cooking gas. He disclosed this when winding up the debate on the Supplementary Supply Bill (2012) 2013. Ahmad said the government had given a subsidy of 90.4 sen for each litre of diesel and 90 sen for each litre of RON95 petrol. He said the people had only to pay RM1.80 per litre of diesel instead of RM2.74, and RM1.80 per litre of RON95 petrol. "Without the subsidy of 90 sen per litre, the price for RON 95 petrol should be RM2.80 per litre," he said. Ahmad said cooking gas enjoyed substantial subsidy as well, with a 14-kg cylinder costing RM26.60 instead of the actual price of RM47.46. "This means that the government is giving a subsidy of RM20.80 per cylinder," he said. - Bernama |
| New RM118mil military camp to replace Rasah Camp in Port Dickson Posted: SEREMBAN: A new military camp costing RM118mil will be built in Port Dickson to replace the Rasah Camp in Seremban. The Army's 3rd Division Commander Maj Gen Datuk Razali Ahmad said the project would be built on a 68-hectare site in Bukit Hitam, Sunggala. "It will start next year and take 24 to 36 months to be completed. Now, we are holding discussions on housing with the Public Private Partnership Unit (Ukas) from the Prime Minister's Department. " When completed, the new camp will house the 1st Armoured Brigade," he told reporters after witnessing a handing over of duties ceremony at the Royal Malay Regiment's (RAMD) Senawang camp Wednesday. - Bernama |
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