Compiled by C. ARUNO, JUNAID IBRAHIM and R. ARAVINTHAN
A WOMAN fell to her death while having sex atop a pedestrian bridge in a Chinese city, reported Oriental Daily.
The victim was spotted making out with a man at an overhead walkway across a busy road in Shenzhen before falling to her death around 2am on Feb 15.
On seeing this, her partner was stunned for a while before getting dressed and leaving the scene.
Passers-by who spotted the nude body of the woman called the police.
Video clips and photos of the incident went viral on Chinese social media.
> China Press reported that stray dogs have been disappearing from the streets of Bentong, Pahang, recently.
A teacher, who spends some RM1,000 a month feeding the canines, said she could hardly hear the barking of stray dogs in her neighbourhood and fears that they had been killed.
She believes the animals had been poisoned after finding pigeon carcasses at the spot where she usually leaves food for the dogs.
“The pigeons might have died after eating bits of poisoned food left for the dogs,” she said.
Another local resident, who also feeds the strays, said three were missing from her neighbourhood and another was found dead.
> Chinese dailies reported that a couple from Kluang, Johor, had a fairy-tale wedding by heading to their marriage ceremony on a horse-drawn pumpkin carriage.
They paid RM2,500 to rent the vehicle, which came with a coachman.
The bride, 28, who had always yearned to be like fairy-tale princesses who travel in a horse-drawn carriage on their big day, decided she wanted one for herself too.
“It was worth every penny because it has given me and my husband a memorable experience,” she told the media.
The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item.