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Free Malaysia Today
7 hours ago
- Free Malaysia Today
Security guards have no authority to demand, scan MyKad, says JPN
The national registration department advised the public not to hand over their identity cards to any unauthorised individual and to report any violations immediately. PUTRAJAYA : Security guards do not have the authority or right to request, hold or scan the identity card (MyKad) belonging to others, says the national registration department (JPN). It said in a statement to Bernama that only five categories of officers were allowed to do so under Regulation 7(1), National Registration Regulations 1990. They are NRD officers, police officers, customs officers, military personnel on duty, as well as civil servants authorised by the director-general of national registration. 'Any action by security guards to request or keep identity cards is against the law and action can be taken,' the department said. It also stressed that the use of electronic devices to scan MyKad data was also not allowed, as it was subject to provisions under the Personal Data Protection Act 2010. 'Any processing of personal data by private parties is subject to the Personal Data Protection Act 2010, which sets out guidelines and obligations to protect a person's personal information,' said JPN. Bernama had contacted the department to seek clarification on the issue, following a recent viral post on social media about a security guard who allegedly used an electronic device to scan the MyKad. The security guard's action has sparked questions from the public on whether it was legal to do so. As a security measure, JPN advised the public not to hand over their identity cards to any unauthorised individual and to report any violations immediately.
The Hindu
4 days ago
- Sport
- The Hindu
French Open 2025, June 7 order of play: Sabalenka takes on Gauff in women's final
Coco Gauff and Aryna Sabalenka will compete for the women's singles title on the penultimate day of French Open 2025 at Roland Garros, Paris, on Saturday. Here's the full list of fixtures for day 14 of French Open 2025: Court Philippe-Chatrier Women's Singles, Final - [1] Aryna Sabalenka vs [2] Coco Gauff (USA) - 6:30PM IST Men's Doubles, Final - [5] Marcel Granollers (ESP)/Horacio Zeballos (ARG) vs [8] Joe Salisbury (GBR)/Neal Skupski (GBR) Where to watch French Open 2025 in India? In India, viewers can watch the live telecast of the French Open on the Sony Sports Network and stream the matches live on SonyLiv, JioTV and FanCode. Court Suzanne-Lenglen Women's Wheelchair Singles, Final - [1] Yui Kamiji (JPN) vs [2] Aniek van Koot (NED) - 2:30PM IST Court Simonne-Mathieu Girls' Singles, Final - [8] Hannah Klugman (GBR) vs Lilli Tagger (AUT) - 3:30PM IST Boys' Singles, Final - Niels McDonald (GER) vs Max Schoenhaus (GER) Girls' Doubles, Final - [3] Alena Kovackova (CZE)/Jana Kovackova (CZE) vs Eva Bennemann (GER)/Sonja Zhenikhova (GER) Court 14 Quad Wheelchair Singles, Final - [1] Niels Vink (NED) vs Guy Sasson (ISR) - 2:30PM IST Men's Wheelchair Singles, Final - [1] Tokito Oda (JPN) vs [2] Alfie Hewett (GBR) Court 6 Boys' Doubles, Final - [2] Oskari Paldanius (FIN)/Alan Wazny (POL) vs [7] Noah Johnston (USA)/Benjamin Willwerth (USA) - 3:30PM IST Court To Be Allocated Men's Wheelchair Doubles, Final - [1] Alfie Hewett (GBR)/Gordon Reid (GBR) vs Stephane Houdet (FRA)/Tokito Oda (JPN) - 7:30PM IST
Sydney Morning Herald
5 days ago
- Sport
- Sydney Morning Herald
Socceroos v Japan LIVE: Australia chase vital World Cup qualifying win in Perth
Go to latest What the Socceroos need to do to qualify Roy Ward The Socceroos can't qualify tonight but a win will all but assure them of second place in the group and a spot on the plane to North America in 2026. Going into the last two games of the group C qualifying, Japan has locked top spot and a World Cup spot while Australia, Saudi Arabia and, mathematically, Indonesia but are chasing the second automatic berth. The Socceroos are best placed to take second spot due to their record and their commanding nine-goal lead over the Saudis in goal difference. Saudi Arabia plays Bahrain early on Friday morning. Even if the Socceroos lose tonight and Saudis win both games, they will need two enormous goal-scoring efforts to get ahead of Australia on goal difference and they've only scored four goals in their previous eight qualifiers. With some help from here is how the scenarios for the Socceroos: Socceroos make it if: AUS beat JPN and SA lose or draw with BAH. AUS draw with JPN, SA lose to BAH and IND lose to CHN. If the Saudis and Australia both get the same result, their clash in Jeddah early on Wednesday morning will likely decide the group but both nations drop either or both game, then it will open the door for Indonesia to qualify in second place but they will need two wins and for Australia to lose both games Socceroos fans will be hoping for a positive result and some pleasant news upon waking up on Friday morning but time will tell. 8.04pm Vince Rugari with the latest on the lineups for tonight By Vince Rugari Good evening, folks. Huge night ahead. The team sheets are out, and it's pretty much as expected from Socceroos coach Tony Popovic. Alessandro Circati comes straight into the starting XI in the middle of Popovic's back three. In the absence of the injured Jackson Irvine, it's Aiden O'Neill and Ryan Teague entrusted with running the midfield - both have played well for the national team, but never together. And up front, Brandon Borrello gets the nod at striker with Martin Boyle and Connor Metcalfe the inverted a strong side for the Socceroos - and Japan's, too, is formidable. And that's factoring in the 14 changes to their squad since the last international window, having already clinched World Cup qualification. Only two members of their starting XI, tonight's captain Daichi Kamada of Crystal Palace and Union SG's Koko Machida, are in the double digits in terms of caps. There are a couple of debutants in there, too, with most of their big guns on the will be strong, of course, and will be looking to impress their coach and press their World Cup selection claims. But they will also lack a bit of cohesion, so there's a real opportunity for the Socceroos to capitalise if they're good enough. 7.58pm Will the Socceroos qualify for World Cup- and if so, when? 7.58pm What the Socceroos need to do to qualify By Roy Ward The Socceroos can't qualify tonight but a win will all but assure them of second place in the group and a spot on the plane to North America in 2026. Going into the last two games of the group C qualifying, Japan has locked top spot and a World Cup spot while Australia, Saudi Arabia and, mathematically, Indonesia but are chasing the second automatic berth. The Socceroos are best placed to take second spot due to their record and their commanding nine-goal lead over the Saudis in goal difference. Saudi Arabia plays Bahrain early on Friday morning. Even if the Socceroos lose tonight and Saudis win both games, they will need two enormous goal-scoring efforts to get ahead of Australia on goal difference and they've only scored four goals in their previous eight qualifiers. With some help from here is how the scenarios for the Socceroos: Socceroos make it if: AUS beat JPN and SA lose or draw with BAH. AUS draw with JPN, SA lose to BAH and IND lose to CHN. If the Saudis and Australia both get the same result, their clash in Jeddah early on Wednesday morning will likely decide the group but both nations drop either or both game, then it will open the door for Indonesia to qualify in second place but they will need two wins and for Australia to lose both games 7.58pm Good evening Hello and welcome to our live blog for the AFC World Cup qualifier between the Socceroos and Japan. I'm Jonathan Drennan and I'll be taking you through all the major moments as the Socceroos chase a win in their vital qualifier against rivals Japan who have already qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the winner of this group. It's almost 20 years since Socceroo's star John Aloisi scored a crucial penalty in the playoff shootout in Sydney against Uruguay to send Australia to their first World Cup in 34 years. Tonight in Perth, the Socceroos have the perfect opportunity to create another golden memory for Australian football fans. Kick off is 9.10pm AEST, looking forward to this.
The Age
5 days ago
- Sport
- The Age
Socceroos v Japan LIVE: Australia chase vital World Cup qualifying win in Perth
Go to latest What the Socceroos need to do to qualify Roy Ward The Socceroos can't qualify tonight but a win will all but assure them of second place in the group and a spot on the plane to North America in 2026. Going into the last two games of the group C qualifying, Japan has locked top spot and a World Cup spot while Australia, Saudi Arabia and, mathematically, Indonesia but are chasing the second automatic berth. The Socceroos are best placed to take second spot due to their record and their commanding nine-goal lead over the Saudis in goal difference. Saudi Arabia plays Bahrain early on Friday morning. Even if the Socceroos lose tonight and Saudis win both games, they will need two enormous goal-scoring efforts to get ahead of Australia on goal difference and they've only scored four goals in their previous eight qualifiers. With some help from here is how the scenarios for the Socceroos: Socceroos make it if: AUS beat JPN and SA lose or draw with BAH. AUS draw with JPN, SA lose to BAH and IND lose to CHN. If the Saudis and Australia both get the same result, their clash in Jeddah early on Wednesday morning will likely decide the group but both nations drop either or both game, then it will open the door for Indonesia to qualify in second place but they will need two wins and for Australia to lose both games 7.58pm Will the Socceroos qualify for World Cup- and if so, when? 7.58pm What the Socceroos need to do to qualify By Roy Ward The Socceroos can't qualify tonight but a win will all but assure them of second place in the group and a spot on the plane to North America in 2026. Going into the last two games of the group C qualifying, Japan has locked top spot and a World Cup spot while Australia, Saudi Arabia and, mathematically, Indonesia but are chasing the second automatic berth. The Socceroos are best placed to take second spot due to their record and their commanding nine-goal lead over the Saudis in goal difference. Saudi Arabia plays Bahrain early on Friday morning. Even if the Socceroos lose tonight and Saudis win both games, they will need two enormous goal-scoring efforts to get ahead of Australia on goal difference and they've only scored four goals in their previous eight qualifiers. With some help from here is how the scenarios for the Socceroos: Socceroos make it if: AUS beat JPN and SA lose or draw with BAH. AUS draw with JPN, SA lose to BAH and IND lose to CHN. If the Saudis and Australia both get the same result, their clash in Jeddah early on Wednesday morning will likely decide the group but both nations drop either or both game, then it will open the door for Indonesia to qualify in second place but they will need two wins and for Australia to lose both games Socceroos fans will be hoping for a positive result and some pleasant news upon waking up on Friday morning but time will tell. 7.58pm Good evening Hello and welcome to our live blog for the AFC World Cup qualifier between the Socceroos and Japan. I'm Jonathan Drennan and I'll be taking you through all the major moments as the Socceroos chase a win in their vital qualifier against rivals Japan who have already qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the winner of this group. It's almost 20 years since Socceroo's star John Aloisi scored a crucial penalty in the playoff shootout in Sydney against Uruguay to send Australia to their first World Cup in 34 years. Tonight in Perth, the Socceroos have the perfect opportunity to create another golden memory for Australian football fans. Kick off is 9.10pm AEST, looking forward to this.
Yahoo
02-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Belmont Contender Heart Of Honor Stretches Legs At Saratoga
Belmont Contender Heart Of Honor Stretches Legs At Saratoga originally appeared on Paulick Report. Jim And Claire Limited's Heart of Honor (GB), a last-out fifth in the Grade 1 Preakness, in his first U.S. start, visited the Saratoga main track Sunday under traveling assistant Jimmy McCarthy to stretch his legs for a start in Saturday's Grade 1, $2-million Belmont Stakes. Trained by Jamie Osborne, the Honor A. P. colt finished a close second in all three legs of the UAE Triple Crown—the Grade 3 UAE 2000 Guineas, Al Bastakiya (L), and Grade 2 UAE Derby -- including a nose second in the UAE Derby to Admire Daytona (JPN), who was subsequently unplaced in the Grade 1 Kentucky Derby. 'He went a mile, building up into a three-quarter pace,' Osborne said. 'He didn't break any land-speed records, but that was never our intention. He looked to move well, and Jimmy McCarthy was pleased with the feel he gave him.' The British-bred $172,341 purchase at the 2024 Arqana Two-Year-Old Breeze Up Sale has banked $400,919 through a 2-4-0 record from seven starts. He will be piloted by Osborne's daughter, Saffie Osborne, in the Belmont Stakes. This story was originally reported by Paulick Report on Jun 1, 2025, where it first appeared.
