'Over-crowded' Henry Gurney Keningau hit by scabies, claims activist

By Pluto James

KOTA KINABALU: The Henry Gurney  correctional school in Keningau has suffered an outbreak of scabies - as serious skin infection, a Sabah-based human rights activist claimed Monday.

Most of the juvenile delinquents in the school are suffering from scabies so much so the clothing of the scabies-infected inmates have to be washed in boiling water every three day, in an effort to stem the spread of the skin disease.

Kanul Gindol (photo), who is also a political activist said he had also received reports that for a long time now, there is not enough clean water made available to the juveniles so much so that their health has been compromised.

Gambar-gambar sekitar Himpunan May Day KK 1 Mei 2015

Court Order on HMD Misleading and Wrong – Dr. Jeffrey and Datuk Seri Bumburing

Kota Kinabalu:    “The Court Order obtained by the police authorities on Monday restraining the Himpunan May Day (HMD) in Kota Kinabalu and naming us as defendants is misleading and wrong and has given the wrong perception of our involvement and of the HMD Rally to the public” said Datuk Dr. Jeffrey Kitingan, STAR Sabah Chief cum Bingkor State Assemblyman and Datuk Seri Panglima Wilfred Bumburing in a joint statement released today.

Ketua Menteri Sarawak Mengamuk Dengan Imigresen Sarawak Sebab Gagal Jalankan Tugas!!!

Ini kali pertama, mana-mana Ketua Menteri atau Menteri Besar negeri-negeri di Malaysia memperlihatkan tahap ketidakpuasan hati berhubung prestasi kerja agensi-agensi tertentu di negara ini.

Dalam satu pertemuan dan taklimat tertutup di Kuching, Khamis lepas, Adenan Satem menyatakan tidak puas hatinya terhadap pegawai-pegawai penguatkuasa imigresen negeri itu.

Sebuah klip video yang dirakamkan menggunakan kamera telefon dan dirakamkan oleh seorang pegawai dari jabatan tersebut ketika dia dan 20 orang pegawai daripada 20 agensi yang lain - dari negeri dan persekutuan - telah diminta hadir ke bilik operasi negeri di Wisma Bapa Malaysia di Petra Jaya.

RM690 million to maintain PM’s private jet, PKR reveals

(March 31): Putrajaya will spend some RM690 million to maintain a newly-acquired private jet used by the prime minister for the next 15 years, PKR's Rafizi Ramli revealed today.

He said that the cost including services to maintain an older private jet for the next seven years, the total costs for operation, maintenance and management (OMM) of both aircraft would come to a whopping RM1.098 billion.