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The lawmakers have criticised Anwar’s remarks to deport Israeli nationals in Malaysia holding dual citizenship.
Police set up roadblocks in Klang after a man threatens security guards transferring cash into a van with what appears to be a gun.
The finance ministry said pension fund KWAP lost the money to eFishery despite rigorous due diligence.
Rosmah Mansor seeks an unconditional apology and exemplary damages from Harith Iskander for mocking her at his January 17 show.
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‘It is shameful to steal. These fruits are the farmers’ livelihood,’ Penang Fruit Farmers Association chairman Kie Kim Hwa says.
Social media footage showed a girl with a knife roaming school grounds as students fled.
The teen was listening to the coach’s briefing before he suddenly experienced breathing difficulties and lost consciousness.
‘It feels like a rare chance to enjoy Musang King without paying a bomb,’ a durian lover says.
The Malaysian Chinese Association urged victims to report violent acts under a nationwide initiative to tackle rising threats.
Diesel is currently US$1.05 per litre in Peninsular Malaysia, compared to a subsidised price of 50 US cents in Sabah and Sarawak.
The Inland Revenue Board said turning hobby trading into a profit-driven activity may trigger income tax, urging collectors to keep records.
Siti Iqbar and Hairul Mokhsin are accused of attempting to have unlawful sex outside marriage under Malaysia’s Islamic law.
The weak currency makes it a bargain for Malaysians seeking cheap holidays, with destinations like Bali in demand.
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.
‘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.
