KAJANG: A 65-year-old man attempted to take his own life after allegedly murdering his wife at their home in Bandar Sungai Long.
PETALING JAYA: The Police football team suffered a blow ahead of their Challenge Cup second-leg final against Selangor at the Petaling Jaya Stadium on Friday .
The committee decided that the result of the game would now be recorded as a 3-0 win for Selangor, with Police being fined RM3,000. However, the player was supposed to serve a one-match suspension after accumulating two yellow cards in the quarter-final first-leg match against Melaka and the semi-final second-leg game against Kedah.
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