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Malaysia's Domestic Trade ministry raided an animal feed factory in Kedah, seizing 53.3 tonnes of wheat flour valued at RM100,251 for suspected unauthorised storage violations under the Control of Supplies Act.
The Malaysian Army has identified two soldiers who died in a grenade-throwing training accident at Hobart Camp in Gurun, Kedah. Army Chief has ordered a comprehensive investigation into the incident.
Private Siti Khadijah Sungip, 24, a Malaysian Army engineer, was buried in Kluang after dying in a grenade training explosion at Hobart Camp in Kedah. A fellow soldier also perished in the incident.
Malaysia's government and Defence Ministry have offered condolences following the deaths of two army personnel killed in a grenade-throwing training accident at Hobart Camp in Gurun, Kedah.