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2,000 anggota polis kawal perhimpunan di Dataran Merdeka 26 Julai ini

Over 2,000 police officers will be deployed to ensure security and smooth traffic flow during a planned gathering at Dataran Merdeka on July 26th. The gathering, for which official notice has been given, is expected to draw between 10,000 and 15,000 participants, who will converge from four locations: Sogo shopping mall, Masjid Jamek, Masjid Negara, and Pasar Seni. While respecting the right to peaceful assembly, police warned against provocation and emphasized that action will be taken against any violation of law, including sedition and touching on sensitive 3R issues (religion, race, royalty). No road closures are planned yet.

JPJ says it is in the final stages of reviewing Kejara – changes will plug loopholes in demerit points system

JPJ to launch rehab course for drivers of commercial vehicles with suspended PSV and/or GDL licences

Kanak-kanak keluar rumah sendiri ketika bapa tidur

Police confirmed a child seen abandoned in a viral video in Seremban 2, Malaysia, left home while her father was asleep and her mother was at work. The Myanmar national child was found unharmed and returned to her parents. Police thanked the public for their concern and urged against speculation, stating the case is closed.

MPP installs AI-powered CCTV to tackle stone-throwing in Batu Kawa

Following persistent stone-throwing incidents in Batu Kawa, Kuching, the Padawan Municipal Council (MPP) installed an AI-powered, solar-powered CCTV system on July 16. Despite a recent arrest, incidents continued, prompting this action. MPP chairman Tan Kai highlighted the collaborative effort with police, public works, and the Sarawak Multimedia Authority, who granted a licensing exemption due to the urgency. The CCTV is located at a known hotspot identified through complaints and police reports. Tan emphasized community cooperation in creating a safer environment.

Outsourced parking management not new in Selangor, concessionaire arrangement in place since 1996: exco

Malaysian auto industry to move from “Customised Incentives” to a fixed, fairer tax system in Oct – MAA

Penduduk, peniaga Desa Pandan kecewa notis DBKL tanpa rundingan

Residents and business owners in Desa Pandan, Kuala Lumpur, are protesting Kuala Lumpur City Hall's (DBKL) demolition notices for nine businesses without proper consultation or compensation. They received conflicting notices from different DBKL departments with varying deadlines. Business owners, some operating for over 20 years with valid licenses, claim their licenses were abruptly cancelled. They question the lack of formal discussion and the confusing, last-minute notices delivered via WhatsApp. Residents also worry about the road widening project's impact on the safety of children attending a nearby religious school.

Vehicle sales in Malaysia 1H 2025 – SUVs up 4.8%, sedans/hatchbacks down 7.3%, pick-ups drop 18.4%

2025 Honda HR-V facelift launched in Malaysia – 1.5L NA, 1.5L turbo, e:HEV hybrid, from RM116k to RM144k

2025 Perodua Bezza rendered again – launching soon?

Hydrogen refuelling facility at Petros Multifuel Station in Batu Kawa, Sarawak undergoes testing

EV sales up 91.4% in H1 2025, but full electric vehicles only make up around 3.4% of new car sales in Malaysia

Warga emas seorang diri mati dalam rumah

A 72-year-old man, Chew Sze Sun, was found dead in his 18th-floor apartment in Flat 100, Sungai Pinang, George Town. Firefighters responded to a locked-door call around 12:45 am and found the deceased lying on his back, believed to be in his bedroom. The body was handed over to the police for further investigation. The Ministry of Health confirmed the death at the scene.

30 minit bomba bawa turun jenazah lelaki obesiti

Firefighters in Penang, Malaysia, spent nearly 30 minutes retrieving the body of an obese man who died in his 14th-floor apartment. The operation, involving the Paya Terubong Fire and Rescue Department and local residents, required careful maneuvering to bring the deceased down via the elevator. The body was discovered lying face down. Authorities received the call around 5:59 pm and handed over the body to funeral management after the retrieval was completed around 6:55 pm.

Operasi roboh premis peniaga Desa Pandan ikut prosedur

Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) asserted that the eviction and demolition of structures in Desa Pandan were conducted transparently and orderly, following established procedures. The operation was part of road upgrade works. DBKL stated they coordinated with affected businesses, including the traders' association, and provided official notice. Nine business licenses were revoked on January 10th, and traders were given until July 4th to vacate. Demolition, originally scheduled for July 15th, 2025, was delayed due to an incident where a man attacked DBKL officers with a machete. The man was arrested.

BYD Atto 2 to be previewed in Malaysia at PACE 2025

National car brands hold 63% market share in Malaysia as non-national car sales down 7.9% in 1H 2025

Price war in Malaysia not good for industry, owners in long term; value drops, early buyers lose out – MAA

General : Relocation Talks with Affected Desa Pandan Traders To Resume Soon - Dr ZalihaÂ

Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Dr Zaliha Mustafa announced a follow-up meeting with Desa Pandan traders affected by the area's infrastructure upgrade. The session aims to address concerns and provide updates on the project's impact on their businesses. The minister is committed to engaging with the affected traders to ensure a smooth transition during the construction period.