AUTHORITIES here are exasperated over the bizarre absence of communication from the British government
in the expulsion of convicted child-killer Agnes Wong, 29, to Malaysia early this month.

The Home Ministry, the premier authority in cases involving deportation, is in the dark while Malaysian Interpol yesterday confirmed that it had also not been informed about the return of the sadistic killer.

AS Malaysia continues to be blanketed by thick haze, Indonesia is engulfed in forest fires which continue to rage across the country.

The forest fires in Indonesia even resulted in the temporary closure of Dumai's Pinang Kampar airport in the Riau province as visibility has dropped to below 50m.

THIS year alone, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission questioned more than 20 Barisan Nasional politicians and less than five of their Pakatan Rakyat counterparts over allegations of abuse of power and money politics.

Of the 20 from the BN camp, five are high-profile politicians. MACC has also charged several BN politicians, including first-term Lenggeng assemblyman Mustafa Salim, 50, who faced three charges of corruption
in May.

DAISY Fajarina, the mother of controversial Indonesian teen model Manohara Odelia Pinot, had repeatedly  asked her stepdaughter to not leak any information regarding her abuse to other family members.

This was disclosed in a series of email, obtained by Malay Mail, sent  by Daisy to her stepdaughter Shaliha,  shortly after the latter had lodged a police report with the French authorities over

DAISY Fajarina, mother of Indonesian  teen beauty Manohara Odelia  Pinot, has accused her ex-husband and Manohara's biological father, George Manz, of being abusive.

Stung by Manz's criticism of her in an interview with Malay Mail on Monday, Daisy told the Indonesian media that she was shocked by Manz's stand to defend the Kelantan royalty.

DATUK Kadar Shah Sulaiman Ninam Shah should offer proof that his involvement in the Manohara saga was carried out at the behest of the Kelantan palace.

A source from the Society of The Kelantan Royalty (Pertubuhan Kerabat DiRaja Kelantan) told Malay Mail that if Kadar Shah had actually obtained the palace’s blessing, he should furnish the necessary evidence.