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Thai singer and actress Lalisa Manobal, known as Lisa, member of the K-pop group Blackpink, attends the season three premiere of HBO's "The White Lotus" at River Park ICONSIAM in Bangkok on Feb 14, 2025. - (Photo by Chanakarn Laosarakham / AFP)

Thai singer and actress Lalisa Manobal, known as Lisa, member of the K-pop group Blackpink, attends the season three premiere of HBO's "The White Lotus" at River Park ICONSIAM in Bangkok on Feb 14, 2025. - (Photo by Chanakarn Laosarakham / AFP)

Blackpink's Lisa to star in new Netflix original film

Irfan Syabil and Nur Ain Izayu had only been married for two days when the latter died in a road accident on Feb 2 in Gual Ipoh, Tanah Merah. - Photo courtesy of Irfan Syabil

Irfan Syabil and Nur Ain Izayu had only been married for two days when the latter died in a road accident on Feb 2 in Gual Ipoh, Tanah Merah. - Photo courtesy of Irfan Syabil

Newlywed wife dies in car accident only two days after marriage

Three people were injured after several balloons filled with flammable gas exploded inside a lift at a residential building in Goregaon West here on Monday. Photo: Screenshot of video on social media

Three people were injured after several balloons filled with flammable gas exploded inside a lift at a residential building in Goregaon West here on Monday. Photo: Screenshot of video on social media

Three injured after flammable gas balloons explode in lift in Mumbai

MACC has arrested the chairman of IJM Corporation Berhad in connection with an investigation involving corporate governance issues, procurement processes, financial transactions and overseas asset ownership estimated to be worth about RM2.5 billion. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

MACC has arrested the chairman of IJM Corporation Berhad in connection with an investigation involving corporate governance issues, procurement processes, financial transactions and overseas asset ownership estimated to be worth about RM2.5 billion. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

IJM Corporation chairman arrested by MACC

The Kuching High Court today granted five Petronas subsidiaries leave to seek judicial review over RM120 million in penalties imposed under Sarawak’s gas distribution law.

The Kuching High Court today granted five Petronas subsidiaries leave to seek judicial review over RM120 million in penalties imposed under Sarawak’s gas distribution law.

High Court grants Petronas subsidiaries leave to challenge gas penalties

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