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‘Atuk’ cabul lelaki usia 70 tahun

‘Atuk’ cabul lelaki usia 70 tahun

JAKARTA – Seorang warga emas berusia 80 tahun di Tasikmalaya, wilayah Jawa Barat ditahan selepas ditangkap mencabul seorang lelaki berumur  70 tahun, lapor portal berita Detik News. Pengurus komuniti tempatan dikenali sebagai Dedi berkata, suspek kerap datang ke kampung tersebut untuk mencium dan meraba lelaki yang sudah berusia.  “Penduduk memberitahu saya sekitar pukul 11 pagi ... Read more The post ‘Atuk’ cabul lelaki usia 70 tahun appeared first on Kosmo Digital .

'Ummi, abah berada di Makkah ketika terima berita duka pemergian adik'

'Ummi, abah berada di Makkah ketika terima berita duka pemergian adik'

PASIR GUDANG – [KEMAS KINI] "Allahyarham pernah cakap rindu sangat dengan ummi dan abah yang berada di Tanah Suci sejak 7 Oktober lalu sebagai mutawif membawa jemaah umrah."Demikian luahan Ahmad Auf Mohd Ali, 35, abang kepada Ahmad Arif Zawir yang maut selepas terjatuh dari tingkat tiga kolej kediamannya di Universiti Malaya (UM) pada Jumaat.Menurutnya, ayah dan ibu mereka iaitu Mohd Ali Hashim, 63, dan Roslina A.Rahman, 61, menerima berita duka mengenai pemergian Ahmad Arif selepas selesai menunaikan solat Jumaat di Makkah."Kami maklumkan berita pemergian arwah kepada ummi dan abah menerusi kumpulan WhatsApp keluarga. Ketika itu mereka berada di Makkah. Ummi dan abah reda dengan pemergian adik kerana kembali kepada Illahi pada hari Jumaat yang mulia."Setiap urusan jenazah termasuk di Unit Forensik Pusat Perubatan Universiti Malaya (PPUM) kami buat penstriman langsung atau live supaya mereka dapat menyaksikan dari sana," katanya.Beliau berkata demikian selepas selesai urusan pengebumian di Tanah Perkuburan Islam Mutmainnah Cahaya Masai di sini pada petang Sabtu.Ahmad Auf memaklumkan ibu bapa mereka bakal tiba lebih awal selepas agensi penerbangan menukar jadual pulang ke tanah air dengan penerbangan jam 2 petang pada Sabtu dan dijangka tiba di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur (KLIA) pada 12.30 tengah malam ini.Sementara itu, Ahmad Auf yang bekerja sebagai jurutera berkongsi detik terakhir bersama arwah ketika menghantar pulang adiknya itu untuk urusan pendaftaran semester baharu pada Ahad lepas."Arwah yang merupakan anak ke lapan daripada sembilan beradik tidak menunjukkan sebarang perubahan sikap."Itulah kali terakhir kami berjumpa dan tidak sangka itu menjadi pertemuan terakhir," ujarnya.Tambahnya, sebaik mengetahui berita pemergian adiknya pada petang Jumaat, dia terus bergegas dari Masai ke Kuala Lumpur pada jam 6 petang dan tiba di PPUM kira-kira jam 3 pagi tadi akibat kesesakan jalan raya."Alhamdulillah, semua urusan dipermudahkan. Saya berterima kasih kepada semua pihak termasuk UM, polis, unit forensik dan Kementerian Pengajian Tinggi (KPT) yang membantu pengurusan jenazah," katanya.

Senarai akhir atlet olahraga umum November ini

Senarai akhir atlet olahraga umum November ini

KUALA LUMPUR: Senarai akhir atlet olahraga negara yang akan membawa cabaran ke Sukan SEA 2025 Thailand bakal diumum pada minggu pertama November ini selepas Olahraga Malaysia (MA) mengadakan mesyuarat terakhir bersama Majlis Olimpik Malaysia (MOM). Setiausaha Agung Olahraga Malaysia (MA), Nurhayati Karim berkata pihaknya masih dalam proses menilai dan menyaring senarai pendek sebelum diserahkan kepada ... Read more The post Senarai akhir atlet olahraga umum November ini appeared first on Utusan Malaysia .

UN aid chief describes massive job ahead in devastated Gaza tour

UN aid chief describes massive job ahead in devastated Gaza tour

JERUSALEM : The United Nations aid chief assessed the enormous challenge of restoring basic services in the devastated Gaza Strip during his Saturday tour. Relief coordinator Tom Fletcher and his team navigated through destroyed neighbourhoods in white UN vehicles to inspect a damaged wastewater treatment plant. “I drove through here seven to eight months ago when most of these buildings were still standing and, to see the devastation, this is a vast part of the city, just a wasteland, and it’s absolutely devastating to see,“ he told AFP. Gaza’s densely populated urban areas have been transformed into ruins after two years of intense bombardment and fighting between Hamas and Israeli forces. Hundreds of aid trucks now enter daily through Israeli checkpoints despite the main Egyptian border crossing remaining closed. Hamas has returned all 20 surviving hostages and begun handing over remains of 28 others who died in captivity. The group transferred the body of 75-year-old Eliyahu Margalit on Friday night after he died during Hamas’s October 2023 attack. Israel reciprocated by returning 15 Palestinian bodies to Gaza on Saturday according to the Hamas-run health ministry. Fletcher described the reconstruction task facing UN agencies as a massive undertaking after viewing the damaged sewage facility. He reported meeting residents digging latrines in rubble who expressed their desire for dignity above all else. The UN has developed a 60-day emergency plan to provide food, restore health services, and establish temporary shelters. This comprehensive response includes distributing one million daily meals and creating temporary schools for hundreds of thousands of children. Approximately 950 trucks carrying aid and commercial supplies entered Gaza from Israel on Thursday alone. Humanitarian organizations continue pushing for the Rafah border crossing with Egypt to reopen for faster aid delivery. Turkish rescue specialists remain stationed at the border waiting to assist with body recovery operations. Gaza’s civil defence agency reported recovering nine Palestinian bodies from the Shaaban family after an Israeli shooting incident. Israeli military authorities stated troops fired on a vehicle that approached their withdrawal line despite warning shots. The military emphasized this action followed ceasefire protocols to address imminent threats to soldiers. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces domestic pressure to limit Gaza access until all hostage remains return. His office confirmed the identification of Margalit, remembered as a passionate farmer and horse caretaker. The Hostages and Missing Families Forum described Margalit as having been kidnapped while feeding his horses. Netanyahu’s office reiterated Israel’s commitment to recovering all fallen abductees without exception. Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem affirmed the group’s continued adherence to the ceasefire agreement. The truce agreement requires Hamas to return all surviving hostages and the remains of deceased captives. – AFP

Israel returns 15 Palestinian bodies to Gaza in prisoner exchange

Israel returns 15 Palestinian bodies to Gaza in prisoner exchange

GAZA CITY : Israel returned the bodies of 15 Palestinians to Gaza on Saturday according to the health ministry in the Hamas-run territory. This action brings the total number of Palestinian bodies handed over to 135. The exchange occurred under a ceasefire deal brokered by US President Donald Trump. The agreement stipulated that Israel would turn over the bodies of 15 Palestinians for every deceased Israeli returned. Hamas handed over the body of another Israeli hostage late on Friday. Since the ceasefire began, Hamas has transferred the bodies of nine Israelis and one Nepalese student. The Gaza health ministry stated that some of the bodies returned on Saturday showed signs of abuse, beatings, handcuffing and blindfolding. The ministry had previously made similar allegations regarding other bodies returned under the ceasefire agreement. The Israeli military has dismissed these claims as Hamas’s false propaganda. An Israeli military spokesperson told AFP on Friday that all bodies returned so far were from combatants within the Gaza Strip. – AFP

Nine killed as Israeli forces fire on Gaza bus, says civil defence

Nine killed as Israeli forces fire on Gaza bus, says civil defence

GAZA CITY : Gaza’s civil defence agency reported Israeli forces killed nine members of a single Palestinian family when they fired on a bus Friday. Mahmud Bassal, a spokesman for the agency operating under Hamas authority, confirmed the incident to AFP on Saturday. Civil defence crews recovered nine bodies following the Israeli targeting of a bus carrying displaced persons east of the Zeitun neighbourhood. Bassal identified the victims as members of the Abu Shabaan family. He stated they were killed while trying to check on their home in the Zeitun neighbourhood. The Israeli military confirmed it had targeted a vehicle that crossed the so-called yellow line. Troops are stationed behind this boundary under the ceasefire agreement with Hamas. The military said troops fired warning shots toward the suspicious vehicle first. It claimed the vehicle continued approaching troops in a way that caused an imminent threat. Troops then opened fire to remove the threat in accordance with the agreement. The ceasefire between Israeli forces and Hamas is now in its second week. Several incidents have been reported since the ceasefire began. The military says its troops fired at individuals who approached or crossed the yellow line. Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have returned to northern Gaza since the ceasefire. They are searching for their homes amid vast devastation from more than two years of war. Several Gazans told AFP they cannot locate their houses or familiar landmarks. Entire neighbourhoods are now buried under rubble and debris from collapsed buildings. – AFP

Two wounded in attack on Iraqi parliamentary candidate’s office

Two wounded in attack on Iraqi parliamentary candidate’s office

BAGHDAD : Armed gunmen opened fire early Saturday on the office of an Iraqi parliamentary candidate south of Baghdad, wounding two bodyguards. A security source confirmed the attack targeted Sunni Muslim politician Muthanna al-Azzawi’s office in Yusufiyah, 25 kilometres south of the capital. This assault occurred just days after a bomb killed another candidate preparing for the November 11 elections for Iraq’s Shiite-majority parliament. The attackers fled the scene following the shooting incident according to the security source. Azzawi serves as a member of the Baghdad provincial council and belongs to the centrist Sunni coalition known as the Azem Alliance. The candidate strongly condemned what he described as a cowardly attack on his Facebook page. Azzawi declared these violent acts would not prevent him from continuing to serve his people. He added that the attackers would face punishment for their actions sooner or later. A separate bomb attack killed fellow Baghdad provincial council member Safaa al-Mashhadani on Wednesday. That explosion occurred under Mashhadani’s car north of Baghdad and also wounded three of his bodyguards. Mashhadani was running with the Sovereignty Alliance, one of Iraq’s largest Sunni Muslim coalitions. The Sovereignty Alliance condemned the killing as a cowardly crime and extension of exclusion politics. They accused forces of uncontrolled weapons and terrorism of targeting free national voices. Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani ordered an investigation into Mashhadani’s killing and demanded arrests. Most of Iraq’s 329 lawmakers represent Shiite parties that maintain alignment with neighbouring Iran. The upcoming elections mark the sixth parliamentary vote since the 2003 US-led invasion. Iraq’s political system traditionally allocates the prime minister role to a Shiite Muslim. The presidency typically goes to a Kurd while the parliament speaker position is usually held by a Sunni. – AFP

Bukan senang nak ‘survive’ lawan JDT – Wan Rohaimi

Bukan senang nak ‘survive’ lawan JDT – Wan Rohaimi

GEORGE TOWN : “Bukan senang nak ‘survive’ (bertahan) lebih 45 minit lawan JDT (Johor Darul Ta’zim) dengan 10 orang. Tapi, pemain-pemain saya berjaya dan ini membuktikan bahawa mereka ada kualiti.” Itu kata ketua jurulatih Penang FC, Wan Rohaimi Wan Ismail ketika mengulas mengenai persembahan anak-anak buahnya selepas tewas 1-2 kepada skuad Harimau Selatan itu dalam ... Read more The post Bukan senang nak ‘survive’ lawan JDT – Wan Rohaimi appeared first on Utusan Malaysia .

Prince Andrew’s title removal vindicates alleged victim, says family

Prince Andrew’s title removal vindicates alleged victim, says family

LONDON : The family of Prince Andrew’s alleged sexual assault victim has declared that his removal of the Duke of York title vindicates her. Virginia Giuffre’s brother stated his late sister would feel very proud of this development following further revelations about Andrew’s connections to Jeffrey Epstein. He revealed they had shed both happy and sad tears upon hearing Friday’s announcement. “All the years of work that she put in is now coming to some sort of justice,” he told the BBC. Andrew renounced his royal title under pressure from his brother King Charles III, who seeks to end the embarrassing royal scandal. The 65-year-old prince will retain his princely status as the second son of the late Queen Elizabeth II despite stepping back from public life in 2019. Andrew became a major embarrassment to the monarchy after his disastrous 2019 television interview defending his Epstein friendship. He claimed in that interview to have cut ties with Epstein in 2010, following Giuffre’s accusations that the financier used her as a sex slave. Newly emerged communications show Andrew telling Epstein in 2011 they were “in this together” after a photo of him with Giuffre was published. The prince added they would “play together soon” in the exchange reported by UK media this week. Epstein died by suicide in his New York jail cell in 2019 while awaiting trial for trafficking underage girls. Giuffre took her own life at her Western Australia farm on April 25 this year. Her posthumous memoir contains new allegations about Andrew’s behaviour during their encounters. She wrote in “Nobody’s Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice” that Andrew acted like having sex with her was his “birthright”. Giuffre detailed having sex with Andrew on three separate occasions, including when she was under 18 years old. The prince has consistently denied all accusations and settled a civil lawsuit with a multimillion-dollar payment. Andrew previously lost his military titles in 2022, further diminishing his royal standing. The former Royal Navy helicopter pilot had been hailed a hero for his service during the 1982 Falklands War. – AFP

Pope Leo visits Mediterranean peace ship promoting interfaith dialogue

Pope Leo visits Mediterranean peace ship promoting interfaith dialogue

OSTIA : Pope Leo XIV visited the Bel Espoir schooner docked at the Italian port of Ostia to support young people from diverse faith backgrounds sailing the Mediterranean for peace. Young participants from various religious traditions joyfully performed the Arabic dabke folk dance during the papal visit to their floating “school of peace.” Spanish participant Jesus Marro expressed deep appreciation for the pope’s endorsement of their peacebuilding initiative across cultural divides. The 30-year-old Spaniard noted the pontiff’s commitment to fostering unity through personal engagement with their project. Since March, the historic 1944 vessel has hosted approximately 200 youth aged 19 to 35 from different cultures and religions on Mediterranean voyages. The current journey from Naples to Marseille represents the eighth and final stop in their peace mission. Young participants involved in community projects back home view the voyage as crucial for promoting dialogue amid growing global conflicts. Pope Leo encouraged the youth to practice active listening in what he described as an increasingly violent and divided world. The Catholic leader boarded the three-masted ship amid celebratory singing and inspected living quarters while sharing pastries with participants. He emphasized that contemporary society needs hopeful actions more than empty words during his impromptu English speech. Participants including Muslims, Orthodox Christians, Catholics and non-religious individuals bond through shared shipboard duties. Palestinian Christian Christina Hilana described the experience as emotionally powerful given her homeland’s difficult circumstances. The 27-year-old from near Ramallah acknowledged the pain of leaving her conflict-affected community temporarily. Iraqi Muslim Fatima Al-Wardi confronted her fear of water to join the voyage despite never having seen the ocean before. The 30-year-old humanitarian worker from Baghdad explained her decision by noting life’s brevity and opportunity’s importance. She reflected on Iraq’s traumatic history of foreign intervention and sectarian violence while affirming humanity’s need for peace. Project co-organiser Father Alexis Leproux described their daily discussions covering environment, economy, women’s roles and cultural dialogue. The Marseille priest emphasized building what he termed a “culture of encounter” as an alternative to conflict and rivalry. Participants continue their peacebuilding work through seminars and workshops in port cities as part of Mediterranean Encounters 2025. Al-Wardi shared a meaningful Koranic passage about exploring different cultures and stepping beyond comfort zones. – AFP