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Big aftershock rattles Japan disaster zone

SENDAI: A powerful aftershock rocked Japan’s tsunami disaster zone, killing at least three and triggering new concerns over nuclear power plants in a region still grappling with an atomic emergency.

Electricity was cut across a huge area of northern Japan, forcing cooling systems at three nuclear plants to switch to emergency power and plunging more than 3.3 million households into darkness late last night.

Go home and vote, Sarawakians urged

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah DAP has urged Sarawakians living and working in Sabah to make an effort to return to their respective constituencies and vote for DAP candidates during this coming Sarawak state election.

7.4-magnitude quake hits Japan, local tsunami alert

TOKYO: A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit northeastern Japan late today, seismologists said, prompting Japanese authorities to issue a localised tsunami alert.

The quake, which hit at 11.32pm local time, had a magnitude of 7.4, according to the US Geological Survey, which said it struck 66 kilometres (40 miles) east of Sendai.

Lapan pegawai imigresen diseret ke mahkamah

SHAH ALAM: Seramai lapan pegawai dari Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia dihadapkan ke Mahkamah Sesyen atas dakwaan rasuah berhubung urusan kemasukan warganegara Indonesia ke Malaysia.

Taib: Two-thirds within my hand

Don't worry Najib, two-thirds within my hand already.
KANOWIT: Two-thirds majority is still very much within the grasp of the Barisan Nasional (BN) in the coming 10th Sarawak state polls, said Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud.

He said this was despite the fact that this election was the most keenly contested one with a total of 213 candidates including 16 who are women.

“I am a bit surprised and puzzled as well with the big number of candidates,” Taib told reporters after a “meet-the-people” session at Rh.Jelani anak Daud, a 66-door longhouse in Nanga Lesih near here today.

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