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Chief Judge of Malaya Hasnah Hashim will serve as acting chief justice until the vacancy is filled, said chief registrar of Federal Court today. Hasnah (see follow) will exercise the powers of the CJ and her own post simultaneously for the time being.

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/747916

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Chief Justice Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, who retires on July 1
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After Tengku Maimun’s retirement, Chief Judge of Malaya to carry out Chief Justice’s duties until new appointee decided...KUALA LUMPUR, July 3 — Following Tun Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat’s retirement as Chief Justice (CJ) of Malaysia upon turning 66 this week, Chief Judge of Malaya (CJM) Tan Sri Hasnah Mohammed Hashim will be temporarily carrying out duties for the CJ post until a new CJ is appointed.

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After Tengku Maimun’s retirement, Chief Judge of Malaya to carry out Chief Justice’s duties until new appointee decided...KUALA LUMPUR, July 3 — Following Tun Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat’s retirement as Chief Justice (CJ) of Malaysia upon turning 66 this week, Chief Judge of Malaya (CJM) Tan Sri Hasnah Mohammed Hashim will be temporarily carrying out duties for the CJ post until a new CJ is appointed.

https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/747298

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Malaysia's Klang river clean-up: More than 10 bodies, including infant, discovered since 2022

The Star reported. About 94,000 tonnes of waste has been removed from Klang river to date, with an estimated handling cost of RM20 million (S$6.04 million), reported New Straits Times.

The flood mitigation project under the Selangor Maritime Gateway aims to increase the river capacity by up to 40%, as well as rehabilitating ecosystem & improving water quality. It has successfully increased the Klang River's water capacity by 18 per cent. they have been discovering these corpses in the river since they started work in November 2022. "We could assume they were washed away during the floods, but the numbers are too many," Syaiful said. Describing the current level of pollution as severe and a challenge to the dredging efforts, he told Malay Mail: "I honestly don't understand how a fridge ends up in the river." "There needs to be more civic consciousness and awareness among the public about taking care of our rivers."