Government officer found dead at KLIA quarters, husband surrenders amid divorce proceedings

Negeri Sembilan police chief Datuk Alzafny Ahmad said police received information at about 8.30pm and that the case is being investigated under Section 302. The woman's husband surrendered at the Sepang district police headquarters before being taken back to the scene.

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration officials first noticed the Malaysian-registered car parked on a footpath, prompting a bomb squad inspection. No illegal items were found, and the couple were fined 2,000 baht for the parking offence.

The 16-year-old Form Four student was not offered bail because the charge was brought under Section 302. No plea was recorded, and the law bars a death sentence for offenders under 18.

Judge Noor Ruwena Md Nurdin said the applicant was no longer a first-time offender, and that the seriousness of the offence was the weightier public interest consideration. The defence will take a fresh application to the Court of Appeal.

The former prime minister attended a memorial prayer gathering for the late Tun Dr Siti Hasmah in Putrajaya, although his eldest daughter said he has not been cleared to go home.

A record crowd has revived Malaysia's hopes of reclaiming a permanent place on the Formula One calendar. But a successful race weekend is not the same as a sound long-term investment, and the government must establish which economic gains are real before committing public money.