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Negeri Sembilan police going all out to find Irish girl

Aug 05, 2019

Image: Lucie Blackman Trust

Police have given clarified that the case of the Irish girl, who went missing in Seremban is still regarded as a missing persons case.

They told the Malay Mail that it is not regarded as an abduction.

Meanwhile, police say they are going all out to find the 15-year-old, who has learning difficulties.

They are working with fire and rescue officials, Orang Asli, the forest department, and sniffer dogs to locate the missing girl. 

The girl, was found missing from her room yesterday morning, at a resort just outside the city, while on vacation with her family.

Flights canceled as Hong Kong goes on strike

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Air Asia and Malaysia Airlines have rescheduled their flights to the Hong Kong International Airport.

In all, over a hundred flights in Hong Kong had to be cancelled today, as air traffic controllers went on strike, as part of wider protests in the city. 

The protests, by pro-democracy activists also brought the entire city to a standstill, by disrupting MRT services and blockading major roads. 

This is the 9th week of demonstrations, that was initially sparked by a controversial extradition bill. 

It has since evolved to include calls for greater democracy and police accountability.

Kylie Jenner will be celebrating her birthday on Jho Low's former yacht, Equanimity! 

According to TMZ, the superstar will use the superyacht to sail across the Mediterranean when she turns 22 on August 10th.

TMZ also says that Kylie's sisters Kendall and Kourtney could join the party, as they are already in the Mediterranean. 

This means there's a chance that we could see the inside of the luxury yacht, on reality show, 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians'!

The Malaysian government seized the Equanimity last year, because it was allegedly bought using money stolen from 1MDB. 

It was then sold to Genting, for a RM500 million, and they renamed it the Tranquility. 

The boat is now available to rent, for RM5.5 mil a week.