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‘Hospital yet to arrange paeds, psych follow-up for boy suffering from heatstroke after teacher’s punishment’

Family seeks private hospital for boy’s mental health evaluation despite wage earner father as breadwinner, also applies for disabilities card

Still investigating: probe drags on for a month after Year 5 pupil punished in hot sun

Education minister says department’s investigation is in accordance with standard operating procedures set by her ministry

Education Ministry silent: no one has come to see us, says family of pupil punished in hot sun

Ministry's neglect has sparked criticism, with no representatives contacting the family to inquire about the child's condition or circumstances of the incident

Student heatstroke incident: family to sue teacher, headmaster, says lawyer

They seek damages for 11-year-old suffering from significant health issues, including nerve weakness and intellectual disability, who has now been declared a person with disabilities

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Malaysia suffers RM2.7bil losses from online scams in 11 months, reveals CCID

Bukit Aman’s Commercial Crime Investigation Department highlights telecommunications and e-commerce fraud as the biggest culprits in rising cybercrime figures

Thai oil giant pulls plug on Lang Lebah as Petronas-Petros feud looms large

Once dubbed Malaysia’s ‘project of the year’, Sarawak offshore project now faces an uncertain future amid budget blowouts and state-federal oil disputes with US$1 billion cost overrun

Jaya Grocer invests RM100 million in Malaysia’s first automated grocery warehouse

Jaya Grocer announces its largest investment yet, a state-of-the-art automated warehouse in Selangor, set to revolutionize supply chain efficiency, create high-skilled tech roles, and support Malaysia's digital economy