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The Cabinet has agreed in principle on June 8 to do away with the mandatory death penalty, but it is still being implemented at the court. Photo: Sinar Harian

Bukit Aman Narcotics Crime Investigation Department director Datuk Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay (two, left) showing the cannabis that were seized, at the Penang contingent police headquarters, today.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob giving a speech at the Peninsular Malaysia Orang Asli Association’s annual general meeting in Bera, today. - BERNAMA

The government has agreed to abolish mandatory death penalty in the country by replacing it with a punishment subject to the discretion of the courts. - Photo:123rf

The government has agreed to abolish mandatory death penalty in the country by replacing it with a punishment subject to the discretion of the courts. - Photo:123rf

Consumers need to carefully evaluate advertisements especially those made through social media and exercise caution when choosing a product. (123rf)

Marine Police Region One commander ACP Shamsol Kassim says acting on public information and intelligence, a team from the Marine Intelligence Unit (URM) raided two premises at 11 am before detaining the husband and wife aged 30 and 40. Pic for illustration purposes

The relaxation comes after Thailand's landmark 2018 legalisation of medicinal cannabis -- the first such move by a country in Southeast Asia, where anti-drugs laws are notoriously harsh.. Photo for illustration purposes.

Former diplomat Datuk Zainal Abidin Alias, 78, and his son Mohamed Rizal, 53, were charged at the Raub Sessions Court, today with planting 102 ganja (cannabis) trees at a house in Kampung Sum-Sum Hilir, Janda Baik, Bentong on May 21. - BERNAMA

Selangor Narcotics CID chief ACP Ahmad Jefferi Abdullah(middle) showing the slabs of compacted ganja confiscated in an operation at a supermarket car park in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. - BERNAMA