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Mum pleads guilty to giving milk mixed with drugs to one-year-old son

She tells judge that it was unintentional, husband pleads not guilty.

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Mother who fed son milk with meth pleads guilty | Borneo Bulletin Online

Mother who fed son milk with meth pleads guilty | Borneo Bulletin Online
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In KL, four employers fined RM46,500 for paying workers salaries late

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 24 ― Four employers were fined a total of RM46,500 after they were found to have violated the country's labour laws. The Department of Labour.

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BERNAMA - FOUR EMPLOYERS, FINED, CHARGED FOR VIOLATING LABOUR LAWS

BERNAMA - FOUR EMPLOYERS, FINED, CHARGED FOR VIOLATING LABOUR LAWS
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In KL, four employers, fined RM46,500, charged with violating labour laws

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 24 ― Four employers were fined a total of RM46,500 after they were found to have violated the country's labour laws. The Department of Labour.

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