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2025 Chery Tiggo Cross previewed in Malaysia – July launch, sub-RM100k, CKD, 1.5 turbo/hybrid variants

My50 pass renewals can be done via Touch ‘n Go eWallet fr July 1 – TNG Enhanced NFC card required

No road closures in Kuala Lumpur for ASEAN foreign ministers meeting on July 8-11 – Fahmi Fadzil

Toyota GR86 as JPJ’s new ronda car? No, just a safety car for Super GT Malaysia Festival this weekend

2025 Proton Saga MC3 confirmed to get ADAS – new exterior and interior also on, plus huge tech upgrade

2025 Mercedes-Benz G580 launched in Malaysia – 4-motor EV G-Class fr RM959k; Edition One fr RM999k

JPJ initiates survey for digital services, seeking users’ feedback to make them more user-friendly, effective

Taman Permaisuri basketball court to undergo long-awaited upgrading

The basketball court at Taman Permaisuri, Bintulu, will be upgraded following years of neglect. Tanjong Batu assemblyman Johnny Pang, along with JKR and community leaders, inspected the site to assess its condition. Key improvements include a rain shelter and additional parking. Pang urged JKR to expedite the budget and redesign to avoid delays, emphasizing the importance of well-maintained public spaces for community development and healthier lifestyles. He encouraged community input for future projects.

Developer, quarry companies agree to repair road damage in Kuala Krai caused by overloaded lorries

GAC Emkoo in Malaysia – CKD local assembly commences in Segambut plant, to debut in Q3 2025

JPJ, APAD takes social media viral videos seriously and will take action, so keep them coming – Loke

Proton to localise ADAS, braking, lighting, HVAC systems through collaborations with Geely suppliers

Transport ministry, JPJ reveal list of lorry, express bus operators with highest number of unpaid summonses

Malaysian fuel prices June 2025 week five – diesel up 7 sen to RM2.88 per litre; RON97 up 7 sen to RM3.21/litre

RM25m Denza Sisma Auto Glenmarie showroom opens

Cikgu Kwan Fong berhutang RM20,000, jasad belum dituntut

The death of a teacher, Lo Kwan Fong, 39, found decomposing in her Iskandar Puteri home is not considered suspicious. Police confirmed she had previously borrowed RM20,000 from loan sharks but had settled the debt. Investigations found no evidence of harassment or threats. Her body remains unclaimed as she is an only child and her parents are deceased. Police are attempting to contact an aunt in Singapore and are considering engaging a private funeral service with the assistance of parents of her students.

RM11 million sukuk for MEX II spent on crypto – MACC

Lorry accident at PLUS Behrang to Slim River heading north – all lanes blocked, 6km jam, exit at Tg Malim

General : KDEBWM Explains High Number Of Outstanding Summonses

KDEB Waste Management (KDEBWM) explained that its high number of outstanding traffic summonses is due to the scale of its operations in Selangor. With over 1,500 vehicles involved in solid waste management and public cleansing, the company's extensive activities contribute to the accumulation of summonses.

General : Poor Communication Blamed For KDEBWM’s Record Of Highest Unpaid Summonses

KDEB Waste Management (KDEBWM) attributes its high number of unpaid summonses to poor communication by subcontractors responsible for delivering notifications. This communication breakdown hinders residents' awareness of issued summonses, leading to non-payment. The company is working to improve communication strategies to ensure residents receive timely and clear notifications.