THE winner of the recent Miss Asia Pageant Malaysia 2023 will retain her crown after pageant organisers claimed there was not enough evidence to conclude that she was a “bully” after her accusers declined to step forward and provide proof, reported Sin Chew Daily.
JOHOR BARU: The Causeway customs, immigration and quarantine complex has started its dry-run to test contra-flow lanes to ease traffic congestion, says Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi.
“Aside from the Causeway, we are looking at activating contra-flow lanes at the Kompleks Sultan Abu Bakar CIQ where the Second Link is. Once implemented, the contra-flow lanes will be activated for vehicles and pedestrians during specific periods, such as public holidays and school holidays, when traffic congestion could stretch for hours.
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