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Labuan has officially opened its upgraded Public Recreation Park at Tanjung Purun following a RM495,382 investment, transforming a neglected downtown area into a modern leisure facility with jogging tracks and fitness equipment.
Labuan's Member of Parliament has called on property owners to be more careful when leasing premises after police arrested 57 people suspected of running an international investment fraud operation from a commercial building.
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Following the arrest of 57 individuals in a major online scam raid, Labuan's MP has urged property owners to conduct thorough background checks on potential tenants to prevent criminal activities.
Authorities in Labuan have remanded 56 foreign nationals and one Malaysian citizen over involvement in a sophisticated scam operation targeting South Korean residents.
A man was charged at Labuan magistrates' court in connection with the death of his two-month-old daughter. Azmi Amat did not enter a plea during the proceedings.
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A 37-year-old Labuan resident has been charged with murdering an infant in the Magistrate's Court. No plea was recorded during today's hearing, with the next court date set for June.
An engineer from the Federal Territories Islamic Religious Department (MAIWP) has been remanded alongside two others in connection with a probe into alleged misuse of official authority involving a contract at Labuan's Darul Kifayah Complex.