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Tiada kecederaan mencurigakan pada badan dua beranak – Polis

An autopsy on a mother and child found decomposing in their Penang apartment revealed no suspicious injuries. The Northeast District Police Chief, Assistant Commissioner Abdul Rozak Muhammad, stated that the autopsy, conducted at Penang Hospital's Forensic Department, showed internal organ decomposition but no signs of foul play. The case remains classified as sudden death. The bodies were discovered after public complaints about a foul odor.

Kakak sudah bercerai, dia tiada sakit – Adik mangsa

A woman and her two-year-old daughter were found dead in their Penang apartment. The family, including the victim's sister, Noor, are shocked and awaiting autopsy results. Noor stated the victim, a mother of one, was divorced and lived alone in her own apartment. The family is cooperating with police investigations. The deceased was the second of seven siblings and regularly kept in touch with her sister via phone and WhatsApp. The burial arrangements are pending autopsy results.

Yap urges urgent action on long-delayed Stampin Resettlement Scheme flood mitigation project

Kota Sentosa assemblyman Wilfred Yap is urging for immediate action on the delayed RM350 million flood mitigation project at Stampin Resettlement Scheme. Announced in 2022 and discussed in a meeting in July 2023, the project has yet to commence. Yap, along with community leaders, met with the Drainage and Irrigation Department (DID) and their consultant to address the community's concerns regarding the repeated flash floods. He stressed the urgency of the project for the safety and well-being of residents, particularly the elderly and children, and urged the DID to expedite the remaining processes.

MBPJ aims to install 1,000 EV chargers at public parking sites, strategic locations in Petaling Jaya

First JB-Singapore RTS Link train set delivered – rail system works at 56%, on track for December 2026 start

Unexploded bomb found near PLUS Menora Tunnel caused 15 km jam – detonated, highway safe to use

Bau busuk sampai ke tingkat atas, bawah pangsapuri – Jiran

Residents near a Penang apartment reported a foul smell since June 21st, leading to the discovery of a deceased woman and her two-year-old daughter. Neighbors said the woman, believed to be a renter, lived alone with her child after her husband's arrest. They rarely saw her, with some last encountering her two months prior. The woman was reportedly unemployed and had her electricity cut off, possibly contributing to depression. Autopsies are being conducted, with the deaths currently classified as sudden.

KL-Seremban Highway Sg Besi toll temporary closure – midnight July 2 till 5am July 3, both directions

Denza Malaysia revises D9 scheduled maintenance interval – first service now at 20,000 km/12 months

Over 42k Singapore vehicles yet to activate VEP tags

Honda Malaysia July 2025 promo – CR-V up to RM10k off, City RM8k, WR-V RM6k; Civic FL RM5k discount

Rising number of strays, animal bites alarming, says Miri City Council

Miri, Malaysia is experiencing a surge in animal bite cases, with nearly 800 reported up to April this year. Deputy Mayor Ariffin Mohamad highlighted the issue, emphasizing the seriousness given statewide rabies concerns. Both stray animals and pets are involved. The Miri City Council (MCC) is actively responding to reports of stray and unleashed animals. Councillor Tan Lek Jin noted increased complaints of strays intruding on private properties, causing disturbances and financial losses. A surcharge of RM150 per dog is applied for removal from private land.

2025 Proton X50 facelift official details: revised styling, 181 PS/290 Nm i-GT 1.5T 4-cyl engine, all-new interior

Mayat ibu, anak 2 tahun sudah reput dalam bilik tidur

The bodies of a mother and her two-year-old daughter were found decomposing in their apartment bedroom in Jalan Bukit Gambir, George Town. Police were alerted by the public after a foul smell emanated from the unit. The Northeast District Police Chief, Assistant Commissioner Abdul Rozak Muhammad, confirmed the discovery. Forensic teams from the Penang Hospital and the state police contingent are investigating. The case is currently classified as sudden death pending autopsy results.

Perodua ‘QV-E’ EV spied again in Malaysia – sloping roofline, small side window revealed; debut in Q4 2025

New seat belt mandate for buses in Malaysia praised by road safety experts, but plenty of challenges ahead

No VEP, RM300 fine – enforcement of Vehicle Entry Permit for SG cars entering Malaysia starts tomorrow

Doremart: Customer altercation at Jalan Tabuan Dayak outlet swiftly resolved

A heated argument between two men at a Doremart supermarket in Kuching, Sarawak, was quickly resolved. The incident, which involved a physical altercation, was captured on video and circulated on social media. Doremart issued a statement confirming the incident and stating that their team promptly managed the situation, ensuring no danger to other customers. The individuals involved have since reconciled and apologized to each other.

Works ministry only gets half of the RM4 billion that is needed to repair all roads in Malaysia – Ahmad Maslan

General : Putra Heights Residents To Receive Gas Supply Starting Today - DOSH

Gas supply is being restored to Putra Heights residents affected by the April 1st pipeline fire. Temporary piping is being used to deliver gas starting July 1st, providing relief to residents after the disruption. The fire, which occurred on April 1st, had caused a disruption in gas supply to the area.