Adulterous woman chases worried mum away

Respect the people who brought you up and showed you the world. A married woman, who is staying with her lover, insulted and chased her mother from her lover's home. Her mother, Sarinah Agil, 50, was so heartbroken when her 32-year-old daughter, who left her husband and two children aged nine and 12, scolded her for advising her to return to her family.

Sarinah, a single mother, said her daughter started to change when she had a misunderstanding with her family. She claimed her daughter started an affair with the man, who is in his 30s in 2007, and decided to leave her family.

Previously, Sarinah said the man’s family had come to her house asking her for her daughter’s hand in marriage but she had to decline as her daughter was still married but claimed that she was divorced.

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Missing girl’s parents appeal for her safe return

Nisha is still alive. The parents of the two-year-old Nisha Chandramohan, from Kuala Lumpur, believe that she is still alive and she will come home soon.

“Please do not be afraid of returning her. We will not take any action against you,” sobbed Nisha’s mother Wong Lai Lan.

Nisha who went missing on June 4, was taken by her 54-year-old grandaunt, who suffers from mental illness. According to Wong, Nisha is unable to walk due to weakened muscles in her right leg."The muscles in her right arm are also weak", Wong said.

She also said that The doctors have already warned that if she suffers a relapse, her condition will worsen. She may not even remember anything.

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Vacation turns bitter after quarrel in hotel

Vacation should be something that releases your tension, not something that pressurizes you up. A 35-year-old man spent a night in a police lock-up after he allegedly threatened to kill his 34-year-old wife.

The woman had lodged a police report after an argument broke out in their hotel room in Port Dickson. The man had earlier tried to kill himself by jumping from the ninth floor of the hotel but the hotel security guard managed to stop him.

The suspect is being detained under Section 506 of the Penal Code for committing criminal intimidation.


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Couple of 66 years die three hours apart

Love at first sight. The love between Ho Khye Soo, 90, and his wife Ong Phin Nyar, 82, seemed so great that even death could not separate them when they passed away about three hours apart. Their marriage lasted for 66 years.

Ho was said to have no illness and was a healthy person.

“He visited my mum, who was in a coma due to kidney failure, at a hospital a day before they died. We tried to prevent him from visiting her as we did not want him to feel bad,” he said at his parents’ home yesterday.He said the family had wanted to bring their mother home but Ho died before they could inform him of their decision.

His brother Johny, 60, said: “My mother was an old-fashioned woman with strong family values. She took good care of us.”

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Saiful Apek busted for having marijuana

Actors are not always a good role model. The prove? Popu­­­­lar local comedian and actor41-year-old Saiful Apek was busted for drugs just minutes after watching Argentina score a goal in its World Cup 2010 match against Nige­ria here in Subang Jaya.

Subang Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Zainal Rashid Abu Bakar confirmed the arrest, adding that when police entered the house, the group was busy cheering for their favourite teams in the match.

This local actor was popular in the sitcom Senario. The actor became famous with his roles in popular movies like Senario Lagi (2000), Senario The Movie (1999), Nana Tanjung 2 (2007) and Cicak Man (2006).

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From pretty to ugly

Pretty little things are turning into ugly little things. A team of divers has found out that the corals in Tioman Island have changed colour, which is a sign of them dying. Tioman Island is best known for its marine life. This is due because it has beautiful corals which come in all shapes, sizes, and colours. But know, the beauty of Tioman Island is dying.

The consequences of this matter is very much bad. Firstly, the number of tourists will have a drastic change. Tourists from all over the world come to Tioman Island for its cool breeze and also its marine life. If the corals are dying, what would happen to our tourism sector? The number of tourist will drop. This in turn will affect our nation's economy. Hence, the price of living will rise up and the public will start migrating to other countries due to the high economy.

Secondly, the affect of the corals dying will give a bad name to our nation. When tourists come to visit Tioman Island to see the marine life, they will be shocked and they will also have a bad impression on us. These particular tourists will go back to their home ground and will spread the news about our dying corals. This gives our nation a very humiliating image because Malaysia is one of the cleanest country.

Thirdly, it will affect our future generation. The future generation will miss one of our natural beauty. They will start asking their parents "What happen to the corals?", "why do they not exist now"? Parents, teachers, in fact the public would someday answer these innocent children's question. It is sad to know that our future generation will know be able to enjoy the beauty of Malaysia.

In conclusion, corals may seem like a little thing but it plays a very important role. Each of us have to be responsible for what has been given to us by God. If we do not, we are at the losing side. We should make sure that our nation's attraction does not die. Hold tight to the gold we have.

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Couple brutally shot dead at condo car park

Till death do us apart. A couple from Cheras, was brutally murdered when they had just arrived to their condominium after work. The couple died at the scene due to severe head injuries.

It was learnt that the unidentified 32-year-old female driver had just turned off the engine when two men approached them at 3.30am. The male victim, who was found in the passenger’s seat, was identified as KC Wong, 52 years-old.

City deputy CID chief Asst Comm Khairi Arasa said police also found 13 bullets at the scene, adding that the victims had five gunshot wounds. The couple's bodies have been sent to the Hospital Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia for a post-mortem.


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