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Jaslinda Saludin, who sustained minor injuries after descending Gunung Batu Putih, was found near a village in Tapah.
A 23-second video of a female employee throwing hot oden soup at a delivery rider across a counter went viral on social media last week.
The company said the narratives were aimed at limiting competition and consumer choice in the Philippines.
Defence Minister Khaled said the government was exploring alternatives from other countries, including Italy, France and South Korea.
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‘You almost feel like you are preparing for an exam or going into battle,’ a K-pop fan says.
The victims were on a lifeboat for maintenance work when an attached rope or hook came loose, causing them to spill into the sea.
Johor police arrested 35 Chinese nationals for luring victims in Spain with fake high-paying job offers.
The communications minister’s remarks are aimed at easing concerns over the stability of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s administration.
An online portal news portal quoted sources as claiming that Low attended the meetings under the protection of the Chinese delegation.
The Malaysian businessman, indicted in the US, has denied wrongdoing but remains at large.
Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution said the accusations were deliberately spread to confuse the public and inflame tensions.
The victim said the Indonesian woman used the flat address to secure loans and lenders are now threatening to burn down the house.
The health minister said over 20,000 vessels, especially those arriving from high-risk areas, were inspected at Malaysia’s entry points.
The suspect was later arrested at the Rain Rave Water Music Festival in Kuala Lumpur.
One of the pachyderms reportedly suffered a damaged tusk at Tennoji Zoo in Osaka.
Catalytic converter thefts surge in Malaysia due to high demand for rare metals like rhodium, fetching lucrative prices.
Last year, the department recorded 255 prank calls, costing time and draining both resources and litres of diesel.
More than 300 foreign nationals flock to Malaysia in pursuit of justice over the ‘High Inspirations’ scam.
Perak Sultan Nazrin Shah said Southeast Asia faces food and energy insecurity, urging swift Middle East conflict resolution.
Johor locals stunned as polite, orchard-owning man with a licensed shotgun for crops was arrested for a triple shooting.
Dicky Yau has refused further donations from the public after a viral video showed him struggling to pay the repairman in Kuala Lumpur.
Police struggled to itemise the vast collection seized in 2018, noting that jewellery bags were ‘filled to the brim’.
Melaka police called the man’s act extremely dangerous, posing a risk to passengers and other road users.
The prime minister denied Petronas involvement, saying Malaysia was a transit point for foreign deals.
Adding a compensation clause to the Road Transport Act will help victims avoid a long-drawn-out civil suit, minister says.
Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah said the government was exploring alternative materials amid global shortages and rising costs.
Police said 21 men and women from Myanmar and China, aged 18 to 41, were detained.
Responding to remarks by the city state’s top diplomat, Anwar said Malaysia balances regional ties with firm stands on global issues.
Asnida Daim, daughter of the late finance minister Tun Daim Zainuddin, will be charged under the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act.
