Thai court to decide on PM Prayuth's tenure this month
BANGKOK (Reuters) – Thailand’s Constitutional Court upon Wednesday set September. 30 as the time to deliver its judgement on the tenure associated with Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, in a situation that seeks to determine when he gets to an eight-year restrict as premier. Read complete story Continue Reading
National Kidney Foundation warns of rapidly rising renal failure cases, urges more to opt for dialysis at home
Six people are at this point diagnosed every day, the three-fold increase from two decades ago, and it is estimated that five dialysis centres need to be built every year to cope with the increase.Continue Reading
Google turns to potato chips to promote Pixel 7 phones in Japan
Alphabet Inc’s Google will be bringing back its Original Chips snack in Japan, offering flavoured potato chips branded with the company’s name to promote its upcoming smartphone release. Read full story Continue Reading
FBM KLCI joins global markets in the red
KUALA LUMPUR: The FBM KLCI remained deep in negative place, in line with global collateral markets, as the results over missed anticipation in the US August pumpiing data continued. Read complete story Continue Reading
Court to give ruling on PM Prayut’s tenure on Sept 30
The Constitutional Court on Wednesday set Sept thirty for its ruling on when Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha’s eight-year period as prime minister began and finishes.Continue Reading
Court to give verdict on Prayut’s tenure as PM on Sept 30
The Constitutional Court on Wednesday set Sept 30 as a date to provide its verdict on the tenure of Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha, inside a case that seeks to determine when he or she reaches an eight-year limit as primary minister.Continue Reading
One dead, two wounded in shooting at Thai military facility
Bangkok: A gunman killed one person plus wounded two others in a shooting in a military facility within Bangkok on Wed (Sep 14), Thailänder police told AFP. Mouthpiece national police spokesman Kissana Phathanacharoen mentioned a suspect had been detained after the occurrence at the Army Schooling Command Department, portion ofContinue Reading
Malaysia government to introduce alternatives to death penalty
PUTRAJAYA: The Malaysian government offers decided to replace the particular death penalty with other types of punishment for a number of offences, said the particular Minister in the Leading Minister’s Department Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar on Wednesday (Sep 14). Dr Wan Junaidi said in the statement that the decisionContinue Reading
Two shot dead at army college, soldier arested
A 59-year-old sergeant-major was arrested whilst fleeing after a capturing at the Army War College in Bangkok, where two people were killed and another wounded, on Wednesday morning.Continue Reading
SMS hyperlinks from government agencies still necessary in certain circumstances: Shanmugam
Government agencies will only use a domain closing with “. gov. sg” if they assess that it is necessary to send hyperlinks in SMSes.Continue Reading