December 2005 in Malaysia and Singapore

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[edit] 30 December 2005 (Friday)

  • The United States embassy in Malaysia shuts down its operations in Kuala Lumpur due to credible security threats. (The Star)

[edit] 29 December 2005 (Thursday)

  • Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew reiterates, that the government's position is to protect Singapore's air hub status, and not the interests of Singapore Airlines. He further encouraged the company to work together and to increase yields by splitting off its non-core businesses.(CNA) (CNA)
  • Malaysians who have yet to apply for the MyKad rush to do so before the deadline expires. (The Star)

[edit] 21 December 2005 (Wednesday)

  • Malaysia Airlines's purchase of three paintings worth RM1.55 million raises a debate in the Dewan Negara (National Senate). (The Star)
  • ...meanwhile Malaysia Airline's proposal to sell one of its buildings instead of the paintings gets a disapproval by the Senators Club. (The Star)
  • A total of 18,941 residents in Kedah have been evacuated to safety due to floods, with 7,559 in the Kota Star district. (The Star)

[edit] 19 December 2005 (Monday)

[edit] 18 December 2005 (Sunday)

[edit] 16 December 2005 (Friday)

[edit] 12 December 2005 (Monday)

  • Singapore acquires 12 F-15 Eagle from Boeing with option for another 8. The fighter jets are specially configured and named as F-15SG and expected to be delivered by 2009. (Reuters)

[edit] 10 December 2005 (Saturday)

[edit] 7 December 2005 (Wednesday)

[edit] 4 December 2005 (Sunday)

[edit] 2 December 2005 (Friday)

[edit] 1 December 2005 (Thursday)