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| 21/11 9:29 pm | Ministry seized pirated discs worth RM400,000 |
| 'I did not sabotage Penang Govt': Nik Ali |
| 42 dead, 66 trapped after China mine blast |
| 21/11 7:58 pm | 'I did not sabotage Penang Govt': Nik Ali BUTTERWORTH: The Penang State Development Office (SDO) said today it had never sabotaged nor had it put any pressure on the state government. |
| 21/11 6:30 pm | Education Ministry to defend Kuala Dipang bridge tragedy suit |
| Federal Govt to help states improve 2010 GDP growth |
| Teoh's remains exhumed |
| Source of Terengganu cholera outbreak identified |
| Kien Keat/Boon Heong make final, women pair shown exit |
| Umno members detention show MACC does not favour anybody: Johor MB |
| 21/11 5:39 pm | Education Ministry to defend Kuala Dipang bridge tragedy suit SHAH ALAM: The Education Ministry will defend itself against a suit filed by the fathers of the three pupils who drowned in the suspension bridge collapse tragedy in Kuala Dipang on October 26. |
| 21/11 4:56 pm | Federal Govt to help states improve 2010 GDP growth KUALA SELANGOR: The federal government will help states improve their Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth next year, Second Finance Minister Datuk Ahmad Husni Mohamad Hanadzlah said today. |
| 21/11 4:50 pm | Teoh's remains exhumed KUALA LUMPUR: Teoh Beng Hock's body was exhumed and sent to the Sg Buloh Hospital at 11.10 am today. The exhumation was witnessed by pathologists and police. |
| 21/11 4:14 pm | Source of Terengganu cholera outbreak identified KUALA TERENGGANU: The use of contaminated fish to make crackers, a favourite snack in the state, has been identified as among the sources of cholera outbreak Terengganu, Health Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said. |
| 21/11 3:30 pm | Negri Sembilan Assembly |
| Terengganu expect more gold medals |
| Kelantan PAS will not interfere with Nik Aziz issues |
| Scholes urges Ferguson to carry on |
| Dewan Rakyat Round-Up |
| Second Bangladesh twin awakes from coma |
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Children's Rights Still Violated 20 Years After .. Nations are staging special events to mark the 20th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which came into force on November 20, 1989. |
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