How’s that for a wake-up call? Commuter finds python snuggled on truck dashboard in Labuan Posted on November 9, 2024 By serv LABUAN, Nov 8 — The owner of a pickup truck had the shock of his life today when he found a small python coiled up on the vehicle’s dashboard at Kampung Sungai Labu here. It is not known how the reptile managed to make its way into the vehicle, but the snake’s presence sent shivers down the owner’s spine. The man was about to leave for work at around 7am when he discovered the unwelcome guest. An APM personnel member handles the reptile safely. — The Borneo Post pic A spokesman from the Malaysia Civil Defence Force (APM) said APM Labuan received a report at 7.23am and despatched a team to the location. An APM personnel member handles the reptile safely. “We managed to capture the snake using special tools without hurting it. “The reptile was then taken to the APM office before it was handed over to the Wildlife Department for further action,” said the spokesman, who added the operation ended without any incident. — The Borneo Post News
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‘Continue to provide the best to Bangsa Johor’: MB announces state civil servants to get two-month salary incentive Posted on November 22, 2024 ISKANDAR PUTERI, Nov 21 — Johor government state and federal civil servants who are paid by the state government will receive a special excellence incentive amounting to two months’ salary. Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi said the incentive is a token of appreciation for the dedication and commitment… Read More