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SHAH ALAM: Police have confirmed that the victims of the shooting at a petrol station in the vicinity of Bukit Tinggi, Klang near here, last Friday, are individuals wanted by the police under the Security Offences (Special Measures) Act 2012 (SOSMA). Selangor Police Chief, Datuk Shazeli Kahar said the 34-year-old man also had several other criminal records. He said the investigation so far has focused on various aspects taking into account the victim's background and seven statements have been taken involving his wife and family as well as witnesses to the incident. Selangor Police Chief, Datuk Shazeli Kahar at a press conference at the Selangor Contingent Police Headquarters, Shah Alam. – NSTP PHOTO "The investigation is still ongoing... The autopsy has been completed and the cause of death was injuries from several gunshot wounds to the chest and abdomen, and has been handed over to the family for burial," he said in a press conference at the Selangor Contingent Police Headquarters (IPK) here today. He said the police investigation covered all angles including the possibility of the involvement of illegal groups in the incident. Media reported that customers and employees of a petrol station in Bukit Tinggi, Klang, near here were shocked by the shooting incident last Friday. Based on closed-circuit camera (CCTV) footage at the petrol station that went viral on social media, the incident happened at around 11.07pm. The voiceless video shows an individual on a motorcycle believed to have opened fire on a customer who was using the service at the station. Victims of Klang petrol station shooting on police wanted list | TV3 Malaysia BULLETIN

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One of Malaysia’s most famous names has just made its way across the borders! The legendary Village Park Nasi Lemak Sambal is now available in Singapore, exclusively at FairPrice Finest. Credit – Grab Signatures This marks the sambal’s 1st international debut, made possible through Grab Signatures Private Label — a programme that transforms restaurant favourites into ready-to-enjoy retail products. Past collaborations include KFry, Inside Scoop, and KGB. Created in partnership with Village Park Restaurant, this particular launch celebrates a homegrown Malaysian success story that’s crossing borders without losing its signature spice. Credit – Grab Signatures While already a hot spot among locals and tourists alike, the restaurant’s popularity among Singaporeans soared even further after local influencer Darshen posted a viral video praising its signature dish just 8 months ago. “Singaporeans travelling to Kuala Lumpur often make a pit stop at Village Park for their famous nasi lemak,” said Grab’s Chuen Jein Tay. “Now, chilli-lovers can enjoy the same sambal in their own kitchens, pairing it with home-cooked meals. Through our partnership with FairPrice, we’re making it possible for everyone to enjoy a dish that has become a Malaysian classic — right here at home.” Credit For Village Park, the launch represents a full-circle moment. What started as a humble family-run eatery in 2003 has grown into a Malaysian household name. Loved for its crispy fried chicken and sambal with just the right sting, Village Park continues to become the nation’s favourite. Credit – Grab Signatures Singaporeans can now get their hands on the sambal at all 41 FairPrice Finest outlets, with delivery available via GrabMart from 10 Nov 2025. Both the Original and Lagi Pedas (extra spicy) versions are sold in 225g jars, priced at S$6.95, with a limited-time offer of S$6.50 running until 30 Nov. With its entry into Singapore, Village Park’s sambal continues to prove that good food travels well — especially when it brings a little heat along for the ride. One Cup Nasi Lemak Shop: New nasi lemak spot with Village Park-style sambal, crispy chicken & hearty Hokkien mee

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SINGAPORE: A 22-year-old man has been arrested over his suspected involvement in a case of robbery with hurt along Dunlop Street, police said on Sunday (Nov 9). They were alerted to the incident in Little India at about 3.55am on Saturday. “Preliminary investigations revealed that the man had allegedly lured a 28-year-old male victim to a back alley, before assaulting him and demanding that money be handed over,” police said. They added that the victim, who sustained injuries during the assault, handed over about S$190 (US$150) in cash and was later taken to the hospital. Using closed-circuit television (CCTV) and police camera footage, officers established the identity of the suspect and arrested him within 20 hours. He will be charged in court on Monday with the offence of robbery with hurt, police said. The clothes he wore during the incident were also seized as case exhibits. “Members of the public who encounter such cases are advised to remain calm, take note of the physical appearance and distinctive features of the perpetrator, and call for the police as soon as possible,” police added. If found guilty of robbery with hurt, he faces a minimum jail term of five years and at least 12 strokes of the cane. The case exhibit of clothes worn by a 22-year-old man during an alleged robbery. (Photo: Singapore Police Force) Source: CNA/rk