Bernama has come up with its own spin on the Economist Intelligence Unit’s report on the Malaysian general election. Compare the two reports below:
Why is Penang willing to accept monorail?
I am not sure why the Penang government is willing to cooperate with the federal government for a monorail project, when I believe the Penang transport masterplan, commissioned by the state government, recommended a combination of bus rapid transit and trams.
Speedy ride up Penang Hill ‘uncomfortable’ for some
The speedy train ride up Penang Hill is not to everyone’s liking, especially those who want to savour the natural surroundings on the way up.
Lightning struck Vatican dome rod (Video)
Hours after Pope Benedict announced on 11 February he would be stepping down, lighting struck the rod at the top of the Vatican dome. Have a look at the video.
Stadium roof collapse 2.0: How to build nuclear power plants?
If the roof of the stadium in Gong Badak in Terengganu can collapse for a second time, what can we expect if the government goes ahead with its plan to build nuclear power plants?
Concerns remain over electoral rolls (Video)
Even before Australian MP Nick Xenophon was deported, Malaysians have been concerned about the integrity of the electoral rolls, as this video clip suggests.
Umno supporters intimidate student campaigners in Pekan (Video)
About 20 students distributing leaflets in the Prime Minister’s constituency of Pekan in Pahang were harassed and harangued by a rowdy group of hefty pro-Umno supporters. See the video clip below.
Xenophon plans to frame up deportation notice
Australian senator Nick Xenophon, who was deported from Malaysia yesterday, says he believes he is the first Australian MP to be deported from any country.
Meteor crash in Russia injures hundreds
A meteor has crashed in Russia injuring hundreds of people. See this video report from Russia Today.