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Zeekr Intelligent Technology Malaysia established – principal takes over as EV brand’s official distributor

Rapid KL On-Demand vans in 4 new zones from June 30 – KL CBD, LRT KJ, IIUM, MRT UPM to IOI City Mall

JPJ says 64% of commercial vehicle operators audited during special ops do not meet safety requirements

Express/tour bus drivers and passengers must use seat belts from July 1 – RM300 fine for not doing so

Naming and shaming lorry, bus companies will make them pay saman but won’t eliminate fatal accidents

JAC T9 EV recognised as a pioneer in electric pick-up trucks by Malaysia Book of Records – 340 km range

Proton eMas 7 teaser posted – spec update, AACP?

Klang council rejects columbarium plan near Kg Raja Uda mosque after residents cite traffic, religious concerns

The Klang Municipal Council (MBDK) rejected a proposal for a four-storey columbarium near a mosque in Kampung Raja Uda due to technical issues and resident objections. The decision was made during the One Stop Centre Committee Meeting. The applicant can appeal to the Selangor State Town and Country Planning Department within 30 days and subsequently to the courts. Residents had voiced concerns about traffic congestion, potential structural damage to homes from construction, and the proximity to the mosque, fearing it would host events clashing with their religious practices.

SUPP Dudong team assesses rural projects at two longhouses in constituency

SUPP Dudong chairman Wong Ching Yong led a delegation to inspect construction progress at Rumah Luang and Rumah Badong longhouses. Rumah Luang's chieftain thanked Wong for supporting the longhouse's expansion from 20 to 24 units. Residents of Rumah Badong raised concerns about material shortages, which Wong pledged to address through relevant authorities and potential HDC loan support. Wong emphasized SUPP's commitment to improving rural living conditions and grassroots development.

SRDC chairman reaffirms commitment to serve beyond titles

Sibu Rural District Council (SRDC) chairman Sempurai Petrus Ngelai reaffirmed his commitment to serving the people beyond his current term, which ends in March 2026. Speaking at a Gawai Sandau Ari ceremony at his longhouse, he emphasized the importance of community engagement and highlighted SRDC's extensive development work across its jurisdiction. He also urged younger generations to preserve cultural traditions like Gawai Sandau Ari, a celebration of Iban heritage, and noted the ceremony also marked his official reappointment as SRDC chairman in March.

Bayi lelaki dijumpai tepi jalan berhampiran masjid

A week-old baby boy was found abandoned near a mosque in Kampung Api-Api, Bukit Rotan, Kuala Selangor. Police received a call from Sungai Buloh Hospital around 9:11 pm and discovered the baby inside a plastic bag. The baby, weighing 2.13 kg, is in stable condition with the umbilical cord still attached. He is currently under observation at Tanjong Karang Hospital. Police have initiated an investigation under Section 317 of the Penal Code and urge anyone with information to contact the investigating officer.

Senior citizens returns home safely after reported missing

A 77-year-old man from Kampung Kiulu Lumat, Membakut, Sabah, returned home safely after being reported missing. He had gone into the forest on Friday afternoon to search for bamboo shoots and didn't return, prompting his family to file a police report. Fire and rescue personnel initiated a search and rescue operation but had to postpone it due to darkness and weather. The man returned home unharmed on Saturday morning, concluding the operation.

Development plans to ease  long-standing parking crisis at QEH

Kota Kinabalu MP Datuk Chan Foong Hin urges the Federal Government to address the persistent parking shortage at Queen Elizabeth Hospital I. Following a meeting with the Health Minister, preliminary plans are underway. Chan highlighted the new Foh Sang parking facility's positive impact on easing congestion and mentioned a planned mixed-use development near QEH II with 1,500 parking bays. He also spoke at a "War on Sugar" health program.

Mayat tanpa identiti terapung di tengah Tasik Danau Kota

An unidentified body was discovered floating in Danau Kota Lake, Kuala Lumpur, this morning. Passersby were shocked by the discovery around 8:15 am. Fire and rescue personnel, along with police, are currently working to retrieve the body. Wangsa Maju District Police Chief, Assistant Commissioner Mohamad Lazim Ismail, confirmed the incident and stated that investigations are underway to identify the deceased.

‘Of hazardous streets and pricey drinks’

Kuching's city center five-foot ways pose safety hazards due to uneven surfaces, cracks, potholes, and protruding manhole covers. This is particularly dangerous for the visually impaired, elderly, and tourists navigating areas like Main Bazaar, Carpenter Street, and Khoo Hun Yeang Street. The article also highlights the deteriorating quality of plastic chairs in local coffeeshops, posing a risk of falls and injuries to patrons.

Police probe damage to seven cars parked near Glenmarie LRT station

Seven cars parked near the Glenmarie LRT station in Shah Alam were damaged by a passing heavy vehicle. The incident occurred around 2:10 pm on June 26th while the owners were commuting to work. Shah Alam police have received seven reports and are investigating under Rule 10 of the Road Traffic Rules 1959. They are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the responsible vehicle. Anyone with information is urged to contact Insp Abdul Nasser Peping at 012-2863875.

Jalan Apollo park upgrade fulfils 20-year wish of local residents

The first phase of upgrades to the Jalan Apollo community park in Sibu, Malaysia, is complete. Funded by the Rural Transformation Programme (RTP), the project included drainage improvements, grass planting, benches, and solar lighting. Construction, which began in November 2022 and finished in March 2023, fulfills a 20-year community wish. Phase two will add walkways and fitness equipment, with a potential pickleball court. Pelawan assemblyman Datuk Michael Tiang visited the site to inspect the work.

Rejang Park homeowners yet to claim septic tank compensation urged to register by July 4

Sarawak Deputy Public Health Minister Datuk Michael Tiang urges 125 remaining homeowners in Rejang Park, Sibu, to register for compensation for self-funded septic tank installations before the July 4 deadline. The compensation stems from a RM3 million project initiated by Premier Abang Johari to improve the area's sewerage system. Of the 320 eligible households, 195 have registered. Residents can contact Tiang's service centre for assistance.

Witness the Mercedes-Benz G580 with EQ Technology in action at Raintree Plaza, TRX from June 27-29

General : Findings On Putra Heights Pipeline Fire To Be Released On Monday - S'gor MB

The investigation report on the Putra Heights gas pipeline fire in Subang Jaya will be released on Monday, according to Selangor Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari. The announcement was made on June 28th in Sekinchan.