Newsfeed – Local Malaysian News
Body of senior citizen found floating in Shah Alam retention pond
PETALING JAYA: The body of a local woman believed to be in her 70s was found floating in a rainwater retention pond at Section U11, Bukit Bandaraya, Shah Alam on […]
Wreath-laying at Ataturk mausoleum is mandatory official protocol, says PM Anwar
ISTANBUL: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the laying of a wreath at the Mausoleum of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Republic of Turkiye, is a mandatory […]
Man jailed for breaking into three Nadi premises
PONTIAN: An ice deliveryman was sentenced to jail by a Magistrate’s Court here for breaking into three National Information Dissemination Centre (Nadi) premises and disposing of stolen items to destroy […]
Price of durian kopi remains firm amid seasonal glut
WHILE prices of premium durian varieties such as Musang King and Black Thorn have plunged sharply, a wild durian known as durian kopi has remained unaffected, Kosmo! reported. Read full […]
Special needs devotees make it to hilltop temple
SOME 60 devotees with special needs were able to visit the Waterfall Hilltop Temple thanks to a special programme by the Penang Hindu Endowments Board (PHEB), Makkal Osai reported. Read […]
China diver reports countryman’s violations
A FEMALE tourist from China, who went diving in Semporna, Sabah, has called out another Chinese national who was seen dragging a critically endangered hawksbill turtle, breaking corals deliberately and […]
Ex-Army chief remanded
PUTRAJAYA: Former Army chief Jeneral Tan Sri Muhammad Hafizuddeain Jantan and his two wives have been remanded in connection with the graft probe into the cartel linked with procurement tenders […]
Chong surprised many still falling for fake titles scams
PETALING JAYA: Scammers falsely claiming to be honorific title holders continue to deceive the public and exploit trust despite repeated warnings and police action, it was revealed. Read full story […]
Awareness causing many to opt for restraint over indulgence
PETALING JAYA: At festive tables laden with kuih, biscuits and sweetened drinks, some Malaysians are choosing restraint over indulgence, conscious that repeated celebrations can take a toll on their long-term […]
Cane scammers, govt urged
PETALING JAYA: Malaysia should consider harsher punishments, including caning like SinÂgÂaÂÂpore’s recent law, to curb misuse of bank accounts and disrupt scam networks, say experts. Read full story Date: 9 […]