SEOUL: The Justice Ministry said on Friday (Jan 24) that it does not consider its decision to allow hairstyling for President Yoon Suk Yeol ahead of his televised impeachment trial is a special favour.
KUALA LUMPUR: The five foreign men who attacked Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency officers in waters off Tanjung Rhu, Banting on Friday are believed to have been trying to leave the country illegally.
On this, Selangor police chief Comm Datuk Hussein Omar Khan said that it is believed that 10 to 15 individuals are still at large. Meanwhile, Selangor MMEA director Maritime Captain Abdul Muhaimin Muhammad Salleh said they received a report from the public about a fibreglass boat stranded 0.4 nautical miles off Pulau Carey on Friday."MMEA officers discovered a stranded blue fibreglass boat without a registration number. They found two injured men on the boat. The boat along with the two men was brought to the Selangor MMEA jetty," he said.
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