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The Citizen
29-05-2025
- Business
- The Citizen
#BestofBallito: NMR Electrical celebrates a decade of connecting the North Coast
This year marks a monumental milestone for NMR Electrical – a decade of powering the North Coast community with reliable, innovative and top-quality electrical services. Ten years ago, a small but passionate team set out to light up local neighbourhoods with more than just electricity; they aimed to spark trust, excellence and a commitment to safety that would stand the test of time. Today, NMR Electrical has grown into one of the North Coast's most trusted service brands, illuminating homes, businesses and institutions with expertise and dedication. Recently, the company took a significant step towards further growth by expanding to a new branch in the Western Cape. Sheffield remains home to NMR Electrical's primary operations, which include the installation and repair of all things electrical – from solar systems and generators to smart home features. 'Our focus on quality work and fast turnaround times is supported by genuine care for our community and customer support to match,' said company director, Mervyn Ramasamy. These pillars of excellence have earned NMR Electrical nominations in two categories of this year's Best of Ballito Readers' Choice Awards – Best Electrician and Best Solar. 'I want to express my deepest gratitude to our valued clients, suppliers, associates and everyone who has nominated and voted for us over the years,' said Ramasamy. 'Your trust, support and collaboration have been invaluable to our success. You've not only been our business partners but have become friends along this journey. Thank you for believing in us and for helping us reach new heights.' To find out more about the services offered by NMR Electrical, contact 083 652 7359, visit or find them on Facebook at NMR Electrical Pty Ltd. Stay in the loop with The North Coast Courier on Facebook, X, Instagram & YouTube for the latest news. Mobile users can join our WhatsApp Broadcast Service here or if you're on desktop, scan the QR code below. At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
Daily Express
29-05-2025
- Daily Express
11 illegals held in Sandakan
Published on: Thursday, May 29, 2025 Published on: Thu, May 29, 2025 By: Mardinah Jikur Text Size: Ramasamy added that similar joint enforcement efforts will continue to be carried out to ensure public safety and maintain order throughout the district. - Pic for illustration only SANDAKAN: Eleven illegal immigrants were detained on Tuesday during the integrated operation here for failing to produce valid travel documents and overstaying in the country. The arrests were made during a joint operation dubbed 'Ops Poket', carried out earlier, led by the Sandakan District Police Headquarters (IPD), in collaboration with the Malaysian Immigration Department (JIM), Sandakan Municipal Council (MPS), and the National Registration Department (JPN). Acting Sandakan District Police Chief, Supt Ramasamy Kuppan, said that the strategic cooperation between IPD Sandakan, JIM, MPS, and JPN, aimed at combating criminal activity and addressing the issue of undocumented immigrants as well as enforcing documentation laws and curbing illegal activities in the city. He was speaking in a press statement released on Tuesday. Ramasamy added that similar joint enforcement efforts will continue to be carried out to ensure public safety and maintain order throughout the district. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
The Star
29-05-2025
- The Star
Sandakan police intensify crackdown on undocumented migration in joint operation
Several undocumented migrants detained during Ops Poket are escorted by enforcement officers to the Sandakan district police headquarters for further action. SANDAKAN: Police in Sandakan are stepping up efforts to combat undocumented migration and criminal activity through joint operations with other enforcement agencies in the district's urban centre. A total of 16 undocumented migrants were arrested over two days during Ops Poket—an integrated operation involving the Immigration Department, Sandakan Municipal Council, and the National Registration Department. Acting Sandakan OCPD Supt Ramasamy Kuppan said 11 foreign nationals were detained on Tuesday (May 27) morning during checks in the town centre. "They were arrested under the Immigration Act 1959/63 for offences including failure to produce valid travel documents and overstaying, as well as under the Societies Act 1966 for involvement in unregistered organisations," he said in a statement on Thursday (May 29). Another five foreigners were arrested on Wednesday (May 28) evening during a similar operation at the Sandakan central market. 'All individuals have been brought to the Sandakan district police headquarters and Immigration Department for further action,' Ramasamy added. He said police would continue working with other agencies to carry out such operations to ensure public safety and maintain order.
Malaysiakini
17-05-2025
- Politics
- Malaysiakini
Madani vs P Ramasamy
'This is not just about Ramasamy. It is about the integrity of public institutions that must operate free from political influence.' - Former DAP MP for Klang Charles Santiago COMMENT | Truth be told, I was wondering when Madani would strike back against P Ramasamy. In 2023, when the former Penang deputy chief minister II, in a Facebook post, urged Madani to confront the reality that the civil service has become a racial bastion, placed himself in the crosshairs of not only the ketuanan (supremacist) types but also the 'don't spook the Malays' crowd, which unfortunately make up this federal government. His racial dialectic was always a problem for DAP, even though the party never had a problem supplicating to the Malay political apparatus. However, when it came to their rights and demonising MCA for failing to represent Chinese expectations in BN, the Indian political operatives had to play dutiful handmaidens to the power brokers in DAP - all while pushing the Bangsa Malaysia kool-aid. By creating another Indian party, all Ramasamy has done is create another opportunity for his detractors to engage in stereotypical and racial narratives of the Indian community and the leaders who claim to represent them. News of the charges against Ramasamy has brought out the schadenfreude (malicious glee) of some sycophantic DAP supporters, who believe...
Malaysiakini
17-05-2025
- Politics
- Malaysiakini
Madani vs P Ramasamy
'This is not just about Ramasamy. It is about the integrity of public institutions that must operate free from political influence.' - Former DAP MP for Klang Charles Santiago COMMENT | Truth be told, I was wondering when Madani would strike back against P Ramasamy. In 2023, when the former Penang deputy chief minister II, in a Facebook post, urged Madani to confront the reality that the civil service has become a racial bastion, placed himself in the crosshairs of not only the ketuanan (supremacist) types but also the 'don't spook the Malays' crowd, which unfortunately make up this federal government. His racial dialectic was always a problem for DAP, even though the party never had a problem supplicating to the Malay political apparatus. However, when it came to their rights and demonising MCA for failing to represent Chinese expectations in BN, the Indian political operatives had to play dutiful handmaidens to the power brokers in DAP - all while pushing the Bangsa Malaysia kool-aid. By creating another Indian party, all Ramasamy has done is create another opportunity for his detractors to engage in stereotypical and racial narratives of the Indian community and the leaders who claim to represent them. News of the charges against Ramasamy has brought out the schadenfreude (malicious glee) of some sycophantic DAP supporters, who believe...
