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Via The Star : " A total of 142 cases of acute gastroenteritis (AGE) (inflammation of the stomach and intestines) cases were detected in Perak Tuesday to bring the total to 2,686 since the outbreak was reported in Perak late last month. Of them, 94 cases were reported in Lower Perak and 48 more in Batang Padang, said State Health, Local Government, Consumer Affairs, Environment, Transport and Non-Muslim Affairs Committee chairman Datuk Dr Mah Hang Soon. This brings the total to 1,730 cases in...Read Full Story

Via The Star : " A water-borne virus outbreak in two Perak districts is now under control with no new deaths being reported, Health Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said. The rotavirus, which also causes vomiting, fever and dehydration, had caused two infant deaths and some 2,200 acute gastroenteritis (AGE) cases in the Batang Padang and Hilir Perak districts over the last two weeks. He said the majority of those affected were children with a high density of cases reported in areas close to...Read Full Story

Malaysian Badge Detain Saudi Tweeter Kuala Lumpur. Malaysian badge on Friday said they had bedfast a adolescent Saudi announcer who fled his country afterwards Twitter comments he fabricated about the Astrologer Mohammed triggered calls for his execution. Hamza Kashgari was taken into aegis afterwards aerial into Malaysia’s capital all-embracing airport on Thursday, badge agent Ramli Yoosuf told AFP. “Kashgari was bedfast at the airport aloft accession afterward a appeal fabricated to...Read Full Story

Read More:- Money Drop Malaysia Money Drop Malaysia , Pakatan Rakyat (PR) leaders faulted the Barisan Nasional (BN) government today for bleeding the country’s coffers through corruption, saying its mismanagement of the economy had turned Malaysia into the “king of black money”. Pointing to the Global Financial Integrity’s (GFI) findings that Malaysia had lost RM150 billion in 2009 through the siphoning of illicit money, the leaders warned of a bleak future for the country should the...Read Full Story

NGO to Koh: Quit state BN chief post A local Indian-based NGO today described Koh Tsu Koon as a political liability and called on the Gerakan president to quit as Barisan Nasional (BN) state chairman. Penang Indian Development Organisation (Pido) chairman M Ngnanasegaran said BN needed a more vibrant leader at the helm to represent all Penangites. He said that BN would be handing over Penang again to the Pakatan Rakyat on a silver platter if Koh still headed the state leadership. “Penangites...Read Full Story