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The Shah Alam High Court dismissed the application by GISBH CEO Datuk Nasiruddin Mohd Ali and 12 others who are facing charges of being members of an organised crime group to be allowed bail. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

Seventy-year-old Ab Kahar Ahmad had woken up to get a drink of water at about 1.30am when he heard cries for help and the sound of people running from a neighbour's house.

A total of 22 individuals linked GISBH, including its CEO Nasiruddin Mohd Ali pleaded not guilty to a charge of being part of an organised criminal group at the Shah Alam High Court. - BERNAMA

Photo: Melaka Fire and Rescue Department

The case involving GISBH chief executive officer Nasiruddin Mohd Ali, his wife Azura Md Yusof, and 20 others charged with being members of an organised criminal group has been transferred to the Shah Alam High Court. - Photo by Bernama

Dominic was responding to claims that Gerakan might leave PN and join the Unity Government coalition due to differing opinions regarding PN’s 'Poster Boy' candidate for the upcoming 16th General Election. - Photo source: Perikatan Nasional/FB

Mother of the victim, Ainol Izzah Raslan, 25 and the father, Nazrul Nizam Mohd Tahar, 29, showing a picture of their baby at the Forensic Unit of Melaka Hospital. Photo by Bernama

Nazrul Nizam (left) and wife.

Taxi driver S. Subbramaniam, 71, along with passengers Husali Umar, 84, and wife Mastura Said, 63, died at the scene in the mishap that occurred at about 9am.