: A joint effort by three government agencies has foiled an attempt to smuggle 24 containers of plastic waste into the country through Port Klang.
Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change Minister Yeo Bee Yin today said her ministry had been tracking the modus operandi of the plastic waste importer and had made a series of inspections around Port Klang since last month.
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Equal ECRL joint venture with China not a security threat, MRL tells Najib | Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, April 17 — Malaysia Rail Link (MRL) Sdn Bhd today rebutted Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s claim that the 50:50 joint venture with China on the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) could pose a security threat, claiming that the workings of the country’s internal details could be exposed to... What do Sri Langka, Djibouti, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Maldives, Mongolia, Montenegro, Pakistan & Tajikistan had in common? They too had ceded control of their strategic infrastructures to China. Thus ensuring long term employment for chinese nationals wih mgmt & technical control. Ya la. Back then 100% malaysian, with borrowing from china is selling the country to china, china debt trap. Now, with borrowing from china, 50% malaysian ownership 50% china ownership, suddenly no selling the country to china, no china debt trap.🤦🏻♂️
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AirAsia’s subsidiary abandons joint venture in Vietnam | Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, April 17 — AirAsia’s wholly-owned unit, AirAsia Investment Ltd, together with Gumin Company Ltd and Hai Au Aviation Joint Stock Company, have mutually agreed to terminate the agreement to set up a joint venture in Vietnam, effective today. AirAsia in a filing with Bursa Malaysia...
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Iran, Pakistan set up joint force to tackle cross-border terrorism | The Malaysian InsightProvince of Sistan-Baluchistan has been the scene of frequent attacks on Iran's security forces by terrorists based in Pakistan.
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Use city land to build affordable homes, urges former Sabah ministerMasidi Manjun suggests the Sabah government carry out affordable housing projects on its own instead of going into joint ventures with the private sector.
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Aramco to buy Shell's 50% stake in Saudi refining for US$631 mlnSf: The sale and joint venture between Saudi Aramco, Shell and Saudi refining is expected to be sealed by year end.
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Sabah ex-assistant minister sues army man, daily over maritime run-inRamlee Marhaban says the press release by Joint Task Force 2 commander Zarondin Amin and the report by the daily in question portrayed him as a criminal.
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BMW to recall 360,000 China cars over Takata airbags | The Malaysian InsightThe recall will affect cars built by BMW’s joint venture with Chinese manufacturer and more than 87,000 imported ones.
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China involvement in ECRL management threat to national security, | The Malaysian InsightIt is a mistake to allow the rail line to be managed by a China-Malaysia joint venture company, says former PM.
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