News making the headlines today
Moscow (Reuters): 44 people were killed when a passenger plane broke up and caught fire on coming into land in heavy fog in north-western Russia, said the an Emergency Ministry spokeswoman on Tuesday. Tupolev-134 plane, carrying 43 passengers and nine crews, crashed near a road about 1km (0.6 miles) from a runaway at the Besovets … Read more 44 Killed in Russian plane crash
Kuala Lumpur: Four police constables were arrested for trying to extort money from a businessman. On June 16, the man had lodged a police report claiming that he was blackmailed by a group of police personnel, said city acting police chief Senior Assistant Commisioner Datuk Amar Singh. “On the following day, the police from Sentul … Read more Blackmailing cop had been arrested
Johor Baru: The department of Wildlife and National parks (Perhilitan) acted to remove animals at the controversial Saleng Zoo in Kulaijaya here. Since the Starphobe exposed the poor condition in which the 40 species animals were kept last month, the zoo had come under intense scrutiny. The Perhilitan department removing a baby tiger during the … Read more Controversial Saleng Zoo in Kulaijaya
That’s right folks, one of Australians richest man is none other than a Malaysian born or more accurately Cameron Highland mari man, he has a fortune of A$950mil (RM3.06bil) made from coal mining. RM3.06bil!!! According to TheStar the cool billionaire, Mr.Sam Chong is 68-years-old and managed to keep a low profile and avoid the limelight … Read more Sam Chong – One of Australia’s wealthiest, Malaysia Mari
According to CNN, Hackers have stolen personal information from over 1.2 million customers of the Japanese gaming company SEGA, according to a company statement. The breach occurred Friday and targeted user data from subsidiary “SEGA Pass”, which is operated by Britain-based SEGA Europe Limited (SEL). The service was “illegally accessed from outside and personal information … Read more Hackers Steal 1 Million SEGA Customers Data
Japan’s parliament enacted a legislation criminalizing the creation or distribution of computer viruses, and authorizes agencies to request communications logs from Internet service providers to crack down on the growing problem of cyber-crimes. It is the Japanese government’s move to support the Convention on Cybercrime, a treaty ratified by 31 countries that stipulates international cooperation … Read more Japan: Created a Computer Virus? Your A Criminal
Two Immigration officials in Johor have been temporarily suspended pending an inquiry into the nude squat incident involving two Singaporean women here recently. Immigration director-general Datuk Alias Ahmad said the suspension was a decision made by the inquiry committee. “Investigations into the incident started on Thursday and will continue for the next one week,” he … Read more Two Immigration officials in Johor suspended (Nude Squat)