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2025 Proton eMas 7 gets new Obsidian Black exterior, Alabaster White interior options, OTA Apple CarPlay

2025 Hyundai Staria in Malaysia – 8-yr warranty, 10-seater priced from RM180k; 7-seater is RM90k cheaper

2025 Hyundai Tucson facelift launched in Malaysia – 2.0L NA, 1.6T, 1.6T hybrid, RM143,888 to RM197,888

SRDC urged to resolve Sungai Sadit drainage issues

Sibu Rural District Council (SRDC) is urged to address drainage problems in Sungai Sadit, West Bank, following complaints of frequent flooding. Irene Wong, special assistant to Sibu MP Oscar Ling, highlighted the issue after visiting affected residents. A pre-existing drainage ditch was reportedly filled during pumping station construction without a replacement system, leading to rainwater backflow into homes. Wong emphasized the need for a systematic drainage solution and urged authorities to re-excavate the blocked drainage or implement an alternative to ensure proper water flow and prevent future flooding.

2025 Hyundai Santa Fe in Malaysia – 5th-gen hybrid, 2.5T petrol, 10 airbags, 8-yr warranty, fr RM225k

2025 Mercedes-Benz EQV300 Avantgarde facelift launched in Malaysia – RM450,350 OTR, 374 km WLTP

KL-Seremban Highway Sg Besi toll temporary closure postponed until further notice, traffic flows as usual

Singaporeans call for improvements to VEP-RFID system – issues linking RFID tag to Touch ‘n Go app

Mangsa letupan Putra Heights tak puas hati

Residents of Putra Heights are dissatisfied with the official report on the April 1st gas pipeline explosion, which concluded there was no sabotage, negligence, or violation of guidelines. Despite authorities attributing the explosion to soil movement, residents remain skeptical and demand a more thorough investigation. They question how soil movement alone could cause such a significant explosion and are seeking further clarification and accountability.

Proton Saga MC3 to get new 1.5L NA 4-cyl from X50 FL? BHE15PFI with 110 PS/135 Nm, timing chain

JKKK man highlights poor state of Mulu village’s hall less than a year after construction, wants JKR action

A resident of Kampung Sungai Melinau in Mulu, Sarawak, expressed concern over the damaged stage flooring of the less-than-a-year-old multipurpose hall. Michael Ugom Jalong reported the collapsed wooden support and deteriorating concrete flooring to the Public Works Department (JKR). Despite assurances of repairs by June 9th, no work was done by June 13th, causing concern for an event scheduled on July 5th. JKR Miri Divisional Engineer confirmed awareness of the issue, stating that critical structural repairs have been completed and the contractor is awaiting materials to install a new plywood and rubber mat floor.

2025 Proton X50 facelift: full pics, specs and variant breakdown of major refresh; brief driving impressions

Lau: Upgrade of road, bridges near church eases safety concerns of local folks

Road and bridge upgrades near Sang Ik Methodist Church in Sibu, Malaysia, have been completed. Councillor Kevin Lau confirmed the completion, which included installing a gabion wall to prevent soil erosion. Initially planned to address safety concerns about the two wooden bridges, the project expanded to include the connecting road, which was also in poor condition. Funding was secured by Senator Robert Lau Hui Yew. The upgrades now allow small vehicle access, improving convenience for local residents.

Mayat warga emas dijumpai dalam parit selepas 8 hari hilang

The body of a 70-year-old man, Mohd. Rosli Mansor, who went missing eight days prior, was found in a ditch in a palm oil plantation in Kampung Kuantan, Kuala Selangor. He was last seen leaving his home on June 22nd. Police confirmed his identity through belongings and clothing. His motorcycle was also found at the scene. Initial investigations suggest no foul play, classifying the case as sudden death. Police urge anyone with information to contact the Kuala Selangor District Police Headquarters.

2025 Proton X50 facelift shown in Malaysia – live photos of major redesign, all-new interior, 4-cyl engine

Customs bans import of dummy seatbelt buckles

Cycle & Carriage Malaysia names Adrian Short as CEO

No suspicious injuries in Penang mother-daughter case, classified as sudden death, say police

A woman and her daughter were found deceased in a Penang apartment, their bodies in a state of decomposition. Post-mortem examinations revealed no signs of injury or foul play, confirming the initial classification of sudden death. Organ decomposition was observed, consistent with the time elapsed since death. The investigation continues, though no criminal activity is currently suspected.

2025 Honda HR-V facelift to be launched in Malaysia soon – order books open; NA, turbo, e:HEV hybrid

2025 Mercedes-Benz EQV facelift to launch in Malaysia tomorrow – Avantgarde Line, two 12.3-inch screens?