The Banyumas City Police have discovered that the glass flooring on a bridge that shattered at a tourist destination in the Limpakuwus pine forest in Banyumas regency, Central Java, Indonesia, on Wednesday was extremely thin, measuring only 1.2cm.
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia saw a net outflow of foreign funds every day for the past week for a weekly outflow tally of RM396.8mil net.
The outflow of foreign funds from the domestic market was in line with the wider regional trend, according to the research firm. "This pattern was evident across all eight markets in our tracking, with Taiwan and South Korea being the most heavily affected, witnessing outflows exceeding US$1bil each," it said.
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