KAJANG: The body of a man was found hanging from a pedestrian bridge along the SILK Highway on Monday (June 28) morning.
The deceased, who was believed to have contracted Covid-19, had complained to his family prior to the incident that he could not bear the pain of the symptoms.
Kajang OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Zaid Hassan said the police received a call at 7.47am from a member of the public who saw the body hanging from the pedestrian bridge near Taman Impian Ehsan, Balakong. Investigations revealed the man was identified as a 56-year-old local. Further checks with the victims family revealed the victim was suspected to be Covid-9 positive.
Cops arrest man who mugged woman on first date 17 Feb 2021 / 07:38 H.
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 16: Police arrested a 39-year-old man for allegedly mugging a woman while out on their first date.
Petaling Jaya police chief Assistant Commissioner Nik Ezanee Mohd Faisal said the incident occurred yesterday at around 5.45 pm at Jalan 17/1 Petaling Jaya.
The woman met the suspect through Facebook, and had accepted his invitation for a dinner date.
“During the date, the suspect forcefully took the victim’s gold bracelet and then left her in front of a 24-hour convenience store in the area,” Nik Ezanee said in a statement today.
Petaling Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Nik Ezanee Mohd Faisal (
pic) said the incident occurred at around 5.45pm on Monday (Feb 15). The 39-year-old woman went out with the suspect, who she befriended on Facebook. He took her out for dinner and then forced her to hand over her bracelet along Jalan 17/1 here. The suspect left the woman in front of a convenience store at Section 13, he said in a statement on Tuesday (Feb 16).
He said after gathering intelligence, police raided a house at Taman Impian Ehsan, Seri Kembangan, at 11.10pm the same day and arrested a 39-year-old man believed to be responsible.
Keeping it going: Food truck operator Amirul Fazdli Raduan taking an order from a customer at Jalan Tasik Permaisuri 1 in Kuala Lumpur. AZMAN GHANI/The Star
PETALING JAYA: Food business owners in the Klang Valley anticipate slower business during the movement control order but they are optimistic that things will improve soon.
As the MCO entered its second day yesterday, burger vendor Muhammad Basir Abu Bakar, 41, said his business had slowed down by about 50% but he feels it will improve.
“While people prefer to cook at home during the MCO, they eventually will want something different, ” he said.
He added that he operates from his home in Taman Impian Ehsan, Balakong.