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Malay Mail
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eHati probe: Police record statements from 95 individuals so far
SEPANG, Aug 11 — Police have recorded statements from five more individuals, bringing the total to 95, in connection with the eHati motivational programme investigation, to date. Selangor police chief Datuk Shazeli Kahar said the five individuals include employees of the motivational programme, staff of the convention centre where the event took place, and programme participants. 'They were called solely to record their statements,' he said, at a press conference, here, today. When asked about the results of the 'piya' water (chocolate drink) linked to the programme, Shazeli said the police were still awaiting the report from the Chemistry Department. On July 16, the police confirmed that nudity occurred during the motivational programme, held last year at a convention centre in Shah Alam, Selangor. Meanwhile, in an unrelated development, Shazeli clarified that the housebreaking case, involving the main witness in the corruption trial of former finance minister Lim Guan Eng is being treated as a criminal matter. He said that there is no evidence linking the housebreaking to the ongoing trial. 'Based on the investigation, the threats received by the victim, such as 'don't make noise' and 'sit quietly,' are typical tactics used by suspects to gain cooperation from victims,' he explained. So far, police have recorded statements from 16 witnesses. No arrests have been made, and the case remains under investigation. On Wednesday, the media reported that the key witness in Lim's corruption trial was attacked by a group of 10 men, who broke into his house. Lim, who is also a DAP advisor, is facing several corruption charges in the Sessions Court, in relation to the Penang undersea tunnel project. — Bernama
Malay Mail
16-07-2025
- Malay Mail
Selangor top cop: Four women undressed during ‘Queens Night' at RM9,000 eHati programme
SHAH ALAM, July 16 — Four participants at the eHati motivational programme took off their clothes during an event called Queens Night, Selangor police chief Comm Datuk Hussein Omar Khan revealed today. He said all four were female. 'The event which took part on one of the days during the programme saw the females at some point be naked, at least by four individuals. 'It was part of the event called Queens Night. In that programme they had two packages, A and B. B was more expensive and ended with Queens Night. 'It was an extra activity and said nudity happened here in an activity called 'rebirth' which they claimed was to raise the participants' spirits,' he told reporters in Shah Alam today. Hussein said that the programme had participants from all over Malaysia and one of them was from Kedah. He also said that non-Muslims had also taken part in the event and urged all who have not stepped forward to give their statements or risk being arrested. 'The organiser apparently was trying to organise an event to rediscover yourself. So, participants paid RM6,000 for package A and around RM9,000 for package B. Package B was Queens Night,' he said. Thus far the police do not have any video recording nor pictures of the event, said Hussein, adding that the organisers weren't there during Queens Night. They were there during the day.
