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News Wrap up: MACC's probe into 1MDB probe is 60 percent done.

Aug 30, 2018

The MACC's probe into 1MDB probe is 60 percent done. 

The anti-graft commission says it has finished gathering evidence and recording of statements of all the relevant people in Malaysia.

Image:Utusan Online

Now, it's focusing on gathering evidence overseas.

The Commission says it will be looking at Singapore and the US as part of its probe.

It also called on the public to be patient with the Commission, as it only revived investigations 3 months ago and is working as quickly as possible.

KTM Komuter rail system in the Klang Valley is going cashless.

The KTM Komuter rail system in the Klang Valley is going cashless.

Image: KTMB FB

Effective September 10th, adults and students will no longer need to buy token tickets with cash.

Instead KTM will only accept its own Komuter Link cards as well as Touch ‘n Go cards and MyKad for ticket transactions.

Meanwhile, senior citizens, disabled persons and children can still pay using cash.
 

In other news:

BSN's banking services will be temporarily unavailable from tomorrow until the morning of Tuesday, September 4th, due to a system upgrade.

Customers are advised to plan their transactions in advance, or to contact BSN for more info.

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As Malaysia celebrates National Day tomorrow, Deputy Youth and Sports Minister Steven Sim says he's looking forward to an era of new beginnings. 

He adds, if a country can have a 93 year old as the PM,  and a 26-year-old as a Minister, nothing is impossible. 

And catch a documentary on Malaysia’s early struggles in ‘Road to Nationhood: The Undeclared War’, tomorrow night at 8pm, on Astro’s National Geographic channel. 

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