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Malaysia Considers Crypto, Blockchain Policies After Discussions With UAE Government
Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim met with Changpeng Zhao, the co-founder and former CEO of Binance. The two spoke about the steps that Malaysia could incorporate to become more acquainted with Web3 technologies.
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Global Business Web Behind Malaysia's "Houses Of Horror" Child Care Homes
A Malaysian conglomerate under investigation for child abuse and money laundering eluded authorities for years by hiding behind a thriving global Islamic business network, according to police and the company's now-offline website.
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6 "Ninja Turtle Gang" Members Arrested In Malaysia, Tortoises Seized
Malaysian authorities have arrested six members of an international crime ring known as the "Ninja Turtle Gang" and seized about 200 smuggled tortoises and turtles, a wildlife official said Tuesday.
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Crypto Tax Evaders in Malaysia See Clampdown, Get Warning From Authorities
The Malaysian federal agency Inland Revenue Board (IRB) reportedly conducted raids at multiple locations having identified firms that were not said to not be reporting their crypto-related engagements. The authorities in the country are trying to curb cases of tax evasion overall.
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Malaysia Cancels Music Festival Over Same-Sex Kiss Onstage
Malaysian authorities cancelled a weekend music festival on Saturday after the frontman of a British indie rock group kissed his male bandmate following a tirade against the country's anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Amid Global Backlash, Singapore Defends Executing Mentally Disabled Man
Singapore authorities late on Wednesday defended a decision to execute a Malaysian drug trafficker, in response to international criticism over their use of the death penalty.
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Two Years, 600 Arrests: Malaysia Rounds Up Crypto Miners Stealing Power for Illegal Operations
Malaysian authorities nabbed over 600 crypto miners who were stealing electricity to generate cryptocurrencies on advanced computers. In the last two years, the Malaysian police has seized crypto mining equipment worth MYR 69.8 million (roughly Rs. 125 crore). The country aims to reduce its power problems by cracking down and shutting illegal crypt...
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Tiger Attack Kills Villager, 59, In North Malaysian Town
An indigenous Malaysian villager has been killed in a tiger attack, with government rangers shooting dead the critically endangered creature after it also charged them, authorities said.
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Binance Ordered by Malaysia Regulator to Completely Disable Website, App
Binance, the cryptocurrency trading platform, has been publically reprimanded by the Malaysian regulator for continuing to operate in the country despite being added to the regulator's investor alert list a year ago. The regulator ordered Binance to disable its website and mobile applications, and cease media and marketing activities.
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Malaysia Warns Of Rising Covid Deaths, Cases Among Children
Malaysian health authorities have raised concerns about a growing number of coronavirus deaths and serious cases involving children, after a surge in overall infections forced the Southeast Asian nation into a strict lockdown.
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Malaysia Says AstraZeneca Vaccine Safe, Will Be Used For People Over 60
Malaysian health authorities on Monday said the vaccine developed by AstraZeneca is safe for use, three days after the Southeast Asian nation received its first batch of the shots bought through the global COVAX facility.
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Malaysia Authorities Arrest Hyderabad Man For Overstaying
A man in Hyderabad has sought help from the Centre after his son was arrested for overstaying at Malaysian Airport, while he was returning to India under Vande Bharat Mission.
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AirAsia's Tony Fernandes Steps Aside Amid Airbus Bribery Probe
AirAsia's colourful chief executive Tony Fernandes has stepped aside from the company while authorities probe unusual payments at the Malaysian carrier, as the fallout from a $4 billion bribery fine at Airbus reverberates across the industry.
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Malaysia Confirms First Citizen Infected With Coronavirus
Malaysian health authorities on Tuesday confirmed the first citizen to be infected with the new coronavirus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 10.
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Tripura Man Dies Of Coronavirus In Malaysia, Claims Family
Manir Hossain's grandfather Abdul Rahim said they received a phone call from the Malaysian authorities on Wednesday morning, informing us of his death due to coronavirus.
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Malaysia Considers Crypto, Blockchain Policies After Discussions With UAE Government
Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim met with Changpeng Zhao, the co-founder and former CEO of Binance. The two spoke about the steps that Malaysia could incorporate to become more acquainted with Web3 technologies.
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Global Business Web Behind Malaysia's "Houses Of Horror" Child Care Homes
A Malaysian conglomerate under investigation for child abuse and money laundering eluded authorities for years by hiding behind a thriving global Islamic business network, according to police and the company's now-offline website.
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6 "Ninja Turtle Gang" Members Arrested In Malaysia, Tortoises Seized
Malaysian authorities have arrested six members of an international crime ring known as the "Ninja Turtle Gang" and seized about 200 smuggled tortoises and turtles, a wildlife official said Tuesday.
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Crypto Tax Evaders in Malaysia See Clampdown, Get Warning From Authorities
The Malaysian federal agency Inland Revenue Board (IRB) reportedly conducted raids at multiple locations having identified firms that were not said to not be reporting their crypto-related engagements. The authorities in the country are trying to curb cases of tax evasion overall.
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Malaysia Cancels Music Festival Over Same-Sex Kiss Onstage
Malaysian authorities cancelled a weekend music festival on Saturday after the frontman of a British indie rock group kissed his male bandmate following a tirade against the country's anti-LGBTQ laws.
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Amid Global Backlash, Singapore Defends Executing Mentally Disabled Man
Singapore authorities late on Wednesday defended a decision to execute a Malaysian drug trafficker, in response to international criticism over their use of the death penalty.
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Two Years, 600 Arrests: Malaysia Rounds Up Crypto Miners Stealing Power for Illegal Operations
Malaysian authorities nabbed over 600 crypto miners who were stealing electricity to generate cryptocurrencies on advanced computers. In the last two years, the Malaysian police has seized crypto mining equipment worth MYR 69.8 million (roughly Rs. 125 crore). The country aims to reduce its power problems by cracking down and shutting illegal crypt...
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Tiger Attack Kills Villager, 59, In North Malaysian Town
An indigenous Malaysian villager has been killed in a tiger attack, with government rangers shooting dead the critically endangered creature after it also charged them, authorities said.
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Binance Ordered by Malaysia Regulator to Completely Disable Website, App
Binance, the cryptocurrency trading platform, has been publically reprimanded by the Malaysian regulator for continuing to operate in the country despite being added to the regulator's investor alert list a year ago. The regulator ordered Binance to disable its website and mobile applications, and cease media and marketing activities.
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Malaysia Warns Of Rising Covid Deaths, Cases Among Children
Malaysian health authorities have raised concerns about a growing number of coronavirus deaths and serious cases involving children, after a surge in overall infections forced the Southeast Asian nation into a strict lockdown.
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Malaysia Says AstraZeneca Vaccine Safe, Will Be Used For People Over 60
Malaysian health authorities on Monday said the vaccine developed by AstraZeneca is safe for use, three days after the Southeast Asian nation received its first batch of the shots bought through the global COVAX facility.
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Malaysia Authorities Arrest Hyderabad Man For Overstaying
A man in Hyderabad has sought help from the Centre after his son was arrested for overstaying at Malaysian Airport, while he was returning to India under Vande Bharat Mission.
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AirAsia's Tony Fernandes Steps Aside Amid Airbus Bribery Probe
AirAsia's colourful chief executive Tony Fernandes has stepped aside from the company while authorities probe unusual payments at the Malaysian carrier, as the fallout from a $4 billion bribery fine at Airbus reverberates across the industry.
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Malaysia Confirms First Citizen Infected With Coronavirus
Malaysian health authorities on Tuesday confirmed the first citizen to be infected with the new coronavirus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 10.
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Tripura Man Dies Of Coronavirus In Malaysia, Claims Family
Manir Hossain's grandfather Abdul Rahim said they received a phone call from the Malaysian authorities on Wednesday morning, informing us of his death due to coronavirus.
