Lawsuit: Eight Malaysians sue government and WHO for RM60m over fake pandemic and toxic vaccines
After receiving criticism, the advisor for Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) is clarifying that the recent crackdown on signboards was not specifically targeting Chinese-owned businesses. The advisor emphasized that the enforcement action was part of an ongoing effort to maintain safety and cleanliness in the city center.
In Singapore, Grab issued an apology after a screenshot of a driver’s message, asking the CEO to take a ride for S$5.70, went viral. The company acknowledged the incident and reiterated their commitment to upholding professional standards.
On the global stage, President Trump made headlines by threatening Brics countries with a 100% tariff if they challenge the dominance of the US Dollar. This move has raised concerns about potential trade wars and economic repercussions.
In Malaysia, a failed attempt to steal gold from an ATM resulted in a fiasco for three individuals in Ampang. The perpetrators were arrested, highlighting the risks and consequences of engaging in criminal activities.
Shifting focus to the automotive industry, Perodua teased the Myvi Electric model at KLIMS 2024, hinting at the future of electric vehicles in Malaysia. This move reflects the industry’s efforts to embrace sustainability and innovation.
Meanwhile, Uniqlo faced backlash on Weibo after CEO’s comments on Xinjiang cotton, leading to calls for a boycott of the brand. This incident underscores the importance of corporate responsibility and ethical sourcing practices.
In another development, former Defence Minister Mat Sabu respected the decree from the Selangor Sultan to retain UPM’s name. This decision reflects the importance of honoring historical roots and cultural heritage in Malaysia.
In Singapore, ABC Nasi Kandar is under investigation for illegal employment practices, resulting in the closure of multiple outlets across the island. This situation highlights the government’s commitment to enforcing labor laws and protecting workers’ rights.
Lastly, in the realm of commerce, US wine merchants and restaurateurs are seeking exclusions from blanket import tariffs proposed by President Trump. This plea underscores the challenges faced by small businesses in navigating trade policies and regulations.
In a tragic turn of events, a participant passed away after completing the 2024 Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon. Our thoughts are with the individual’s family and friends during this difficult time.
Overall, these diverse news stories shed light on various issues affecting different sectors and regions, underscoring the complexities of the global economy and society.
