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Police tracking more individuals over 1.16-tonne ketamine seizure
Bukit Aman NCID is tracking several more individuals linked to a 1.16-tonne ketamine seizure aboard a tanker in Indonesian waters, while two arrested Malaysians have been released on bail.
Police arrest Chinese national in Penang over suspected cocaine-smuggling syndicate
Bukit Aman NCID arrested a Chinese national in Penang as investigations widen into a drug syndicate exploiting fresh passport holders to smuggle cocaine to Hong Kong.
Police seize RM2.96 billion worth of drugs, poisons in 10 months
Police seized RM2.96 billion in drugs and poisons while arresting over 205,000 individuals nationwide in the first 10 months of 2026, says Bukit Aman NCID.
Google to invest US$160 million in Negeri Sembilan water infrastructure
Google said it had appointed Gamuda Bhd to construct the facilities, which will be transferred to Menteri Besar Negeri Sembilan Incorporated (MBINS), the state government’s asset management body, upon completion.
Federal cooperation intact despite local competition in Melaka polls - Analysts
There is no indication that Melaka would make any difference. There is no indication that Melaka would make any difference. PETALING JAYA : Barisan Nasional (BN) may be able to take credit for the Unity government’s successes while keeping its distance from its failures, even as its tie-up with Peri…
Cybersecurity experts confirm Israeli-linked server code in Waze, but report no proof data was sent
Technical reviews find no spyware behaviour in Waze code amid national security restrictions. Technical reviews find no spyware behaviour in Waze code amid national security restrictions. PETALING JAYA : Navigation apps can record every trip a driver makes, yet pinning down where that location data…
Sabah, Kelantan lag national labour productivity despite growth in 2025
Malaysia’s labour productivity grew 4% in 2025, but Sabah and Kelantan recorded the lowest value added per worker, at RM65,967 and RM74,239 respectively.
More than 23,000 detainees held in immigration depots nationwide, exceeding capacity - Saifuddin
More than 23,000 people are being held in Malaysia’s immigration depots, exceeding capacity, as the government prepares to repatriate a second group of Myanmar nationals amid an ongoing legal challenge.
AKPS chief Mohd Shuhaily to return to PDRM
AKPS director-general Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain will return to PDRM after the Home Ministry ended his secondment, with police to determine his next placement.
Move to shield children from harmful video game content
CMCF executive director Mediha Mahmood highlighted that video games have transformed radically over the past decade, evolving into expansive online social networks in which children regularly interact with strangers, far exceeding the scope of traditional age ratings.
Men nearly three times more likely than women to borrow money for dates, survey finds
A Malaysian survey found that 13.2% of men had borrowed money for dates, while men were also more likely than women to bear dating costs and report financial pressure.
Fewer than 5% of cardiac arrest patients survive to hospital admission, study finds
Fewer than five in 100 cardiac arrest patients reach hospital alive, study finds Fewer than five in 100 cardiac arrest patients reach hospital alive, study finds PETALING JAYA : Fewer than five in every 100 cardiac arrest patients in a study of urban emergency ambulance services survived to hospital…
Home cooking saves money, but who has the time?
Batch cooking helps Malaysians save money and reduce food waste Home cooking saves money, but busy Malaysians struggle to find time PETALING JAYA : Long working hours and limited time to prepare meals are pushing some Malaysians to eat out despite rising food prices , with convenience often outweigh…
Higher wages, higher bills? Malaysians may pay more for restaurant meals
Malaysians already spend more eating out than eating at home PETALING JAYA: Malaysians could face higher restaurant bills in 2027 as rising labour costs add to operating expenses, putting further pressure on household budgets already stretched by food spending. Putra Business School economist Assoc…
Police bust syndicate accused of exploiting children, teenagers in prostitution ring
Bukit Aman police have crippled 'Geng Yunaa', an organised prostitution ring accused of exploiting children and teenagers, generating up to RM5.4 million annually.
Nearly one-third of teacher quarters nationwide remain vacant - MOE
Nearly one-third of Malaysia's teacher quarters remain vacant, with 15,312 of 47,855 units unoccupied as the Education Ministry reassesses future construction.
Ops Tiris 4.0 nets RM59.9m in seizures, 514 arrests
KPDN's Ops Tiris 4.0 has resulted in RM59.9 million in seizures and 514 arrests, with 23 cases prosecuted and 248 compounded as of Oct 20.
Different air-quality app readings do not mean pollution is understated - Minister
Arthur Kurup says differences between official API readings and independent air-quality apps reflect varying methods, data sources and averaging periods.
DOE takes 3,433 enforcement actions against open burning amid haze
The Department of Environment took 3,433 enforcement actions against open burning from August to October, as Malaysia stepped up efforts to tackle the haze.
Only 6,000 Malaysians registered overseas travel details in 2025 - Mohamad
Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan urges Malaysians to register overseas trips through e-Consular so diplomatic missions can reach them during emergencies.
Nepal to expedite death certificates for 54 Malaysians missing after floods
Nepal has agreed to expedite death certificates for 54 Malaysians missing after August floods, helping families settle insurance claims and banking matters.
Waze’s Israeli jurisdiction raises legal concerns for Malaysians - Gobind
Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo says Waze's Israeli legal jurisdiction and location data concerns underpin the ban on civil servants using it for official duties.
More than half of MOH medical officers who resigned joined private sector - Dr Dzulkefly
More than half of MOH medical officers who resigned from 2024 to 2026 joined the private sector, while 13,072 specialist and non-specialist posts remained vacant.
AKPS manpower shortage to be addressed over five years: Saifuddin
AKPS will address its manpower shortage over five years, with recruitment prioritising high-risk entry points and locations with heavy traffic.
Govt to review penalties for hit-and-run offences: Loke
Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the ministry would examine existing policies to determine whether tougher penalties were necessary for motorists who fled accident scenes.
Motorcyclists, pillion riders account for 4,542 road deaths in 2025
Road safety plan to prioritise fewer deaths, serious injuries Govt to focus on road safety outcomes, not just traffic summonses KUALA LUMPUR : Malaysia recorded 6,581 road deaths last year, with motorcyclists and pillion riders accounting for the majority of fatalities, highlighting the challenge of...
RM600 enough for elderly Malaysians? Experts propose aid of up to RM1,000
Experts call for higher elderly aid, flexible eligibility and better retirement planning Experts call for higher elderly aid, flexible eligibility and better retirement planning PETALING JAYA : Malaysia's elderly assistance scheme could be strengthened through higher monthly payments, more flexible...
Evidence key challenge in proposed transboundary haze law, Dewan Rakyat told
Deputy minister Syed Ibrahim Syed Noh says Malaysia could introduce a transboundary haze law, but sufficient evidence would be crucial for prosecution.
NRD records 1,868 arrests over identity document offences since 2022
Malaysia's NRD recorded 577 prosecutions for identity card offences, including 449 cases involving fake MyKad and 128 involving cards belonging to others.
Kelantan homestays generate RM376,451 in revenue in first eight months - Deputy minister
Jelawang homestay tops Kelantan's tourism earnings in 2025 Kelantan homestay operators urged to tap grants, cooperative schemes KUALA LUMPUR : Registered homestays in Kelantan generated RM376,451 in tourism revenue from January to August this year, attracting 7,208 tourists under the state's communi...
Coral deaths rise at six Malaysian marine park islands after bleaching events
Coral bleaching threatens reefs at six Malaysian islands, says minister Govt steps up coral reef conservation as bleaching worsens KUALA LUMPUR : Coral deaths are increasing and live coral cover is declining at six major Malaysian marine park islands following bleaching events linked to sea temperat...
Local councils with poor MyKiosk occupancy to be barred from new project approvals - Nga
Govt links MyKiosk occupancy rates to future project approvals Nga: No MyKiosk units classified as abandoned or partially operational KUALA LUMPUR : Local authorities with low MyKiosk occupancy rates will not be considered for new project approvals under the BP.1 (Project Item 1) allocation, as 897...
Malaysia cannot shoulder Rohingya crisis alone - Mohamad
Rohingya crisis requires concrete action from Myanmar, says minister Rohingya crisis requires concrete action from Myanmar, says minister KUALA LUMPUR : Malaysia cannot be expected to shoulder the Rohingya refugee crisis alone, with Myanmar urged to take concrete action to address its root causes an...
Terengganu records highest drug abuse rate in Malaysia - Nada
Nada reports Terengganu registered the highest drug abuse rate in Malaysia as of June 2026, recording nearly twice the national average.
Melaka village allegedly used as transit point for Rohingya arrivals, Dewan Rakyat told
An MP has alleged that a Melaka village is being used as a transit point for Rohingya arrivals, urging authorities to investigate suspected illegal entry routes.
Military veterans boost security at national entry points - Deputy minister
Military veterans recruited into AKPS are helping strengthen security at Malaysia's entry points while reducing training time and government costs, says Deputy Defence Minister Adly Zahari.
Sabah, Sarawak, Kelantan face housing affordability challenges - Deputy minister
Sabah, Sarawak and Kelantan face housing affordability challenges, prompting calls for closer federal-state cooperation to provide suitable, affordable family homes.
CLP candidates’ transition to new Bar course still under review
Transitional arrangements for candidates who have yet to pass the Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP) examination remain under review as Malaysia prepares to introduce the New Bar Course (NBC) to replace the existing qualification system.
‘Invite us too’: MP tells Anwar after Siti Nurhaliza concert
A Dewan Rakyat discussion on alleged corporate mafia activities took a humorous turn when an MP jokingly asked Anwar Ibrahim to invite lawmakers to Siti Nurhaliza's next concert.
Govt will not obstruct investigations into alleged FELDA wrongdoing - Anwar
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has acknowledged delays in FELDA corruption investigations but denied obstructing enforcement, as authorities pursue cases involving alleged financial misconduct and abuse of power.
Govt-owned entities bill aims to prevent billion-ringgit losses - Anwar
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim hopes to pass a new law by year-end to strengthen oversight of government-owned entities following concerns over billion-ringgit losses and questionable investments.
RM9.5m claim against minister is political allegation without evidence - Anwar
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has dismissed claims that a minister received RM9.5 million over an alleged corporate mafia dispute as unsupported by evidence, urging the public to await court proceedings.
No one will be protected in corporate mafia investigations - Anwar
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has ordered a three-month task force investigation into alleged corporate mafia activities, with findings to be made public and no protection for wrongdoers.
PAC to investigate Sabah Pan Borneo Highway project over RM10.5b spending
PAC probes RM10.5b spending on Sabah Pan Borneo Highway PAC probes RM10.5b spending on Sabah Pan Borneo Highway KUALA LUMPUR : The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) will investigate the Sabah Pan Borneo Highway Phase 1 project following concerns over RM10.547 billion in expenditure, despite only four...
Stop bureaucratic delays in delivering benefits to Malaysians - PM
Anwar warns civil servants against delays in implementing Budget 2027 Anwar warns civil servants against delays in implementing Budget 2027 PUTRAJAYA : Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has warned civil servants against bureaucratic delays in implementing Budget 2027 measures, saying policies...
Anwar dismisses claims that all 1MDB debts have been settled
Anwar: Malaysia still bears financial burden from 1MDB scandal Govt still owes RM8.9b in outstanding 1MDB liabilities, says Anwar PUTRAJAYA : Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has dismissed claims that all debts linked to 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) have been fully settled, stressing t...
Govt exploring ways to protect electricity consumers beyond 2026
Eight million households covered by electricity bill protection measures KWIE reserves may be insufficient to sustain electricity bill relief, says ministry KUALA LUMPUR : The government is exploring alternative measures to protect electricity consumers from rising costs beyond December, amid concer...
Agencies must submit regular reports on Madani adopted village projects - Liew
Madani village, school projects subject to regular monitoring reports Liew urges MPs to report shortcomings in Madani community projects KUALA LUMPUR : Government agencies implementing Madani Adopted Village and Madani Adopted School projects are required to submit regular monitoring reports to the...
Political leaders must make room for women to reach 30% representation - Nancy
Women hold 39.4% of senior management posts in public sector Nancy urges political parties to create more opportunities for women KUALA LUMPUR : Political party leaders must be willing to create more opportunities for women if Malaysia is to achieve its target of 30% female representation in decisio...
KPDN identifies 16 food courts for trader compliance programme in 2027
KPDN to expand PATUH programme to 16 food courts next year KPDN to expand PATUH programme to 16 food courts next year KUALA LUMPUR : The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry (KPDN) has identified 16 food courts for inclusion in its trader compliance programme next year to strengthen consumer p...
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