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Malaysia Rail Link could extend final stop of East Coast Rail Link from Kota Bharu to Sungai Golok: CEO

Motorcyclists not allowed to enter Udini Underpass on Jalan Masjid Negeri in Penang – new signage installed

Customised Proton X90 delivered to Tengku Sulaiman – two-tone body and interior, walnut wood, tray tables

Guru tidak hadir ke sekolah ditemui meninggal dunia

A 55-year-old female teacher was found dead in her home in Taman Satelit, Bahau, Jempol. Firefighters responded to a call at 10:14 am to unlock the house. The teacher was found unconscious in her bedroom and pronounced dead by medical personnel. She reportedly had a history of heart disease and had received treatment at the National Heart Institute (IJN). Police are investigating the case as sudden death.

GWM Wey 80 MPV spied again, now clad – RHD unit shows revised interior from recent China update

Zeekr 009 Ultra Luxury in Malaysia – full gallery of RM359,800 range-topping 6-seat variant, 582 km WLTP

Proton eMas 5 teased with sharper, sportier look in Electrify Your Life giveaway ad – real or AI?

KLIA aerotrain to resume operations on July 1 – Loke

JKR reviewing pavement condition assessment report before starting repairs on East-West Highway

JPJ clearing leftover PETRA special plates on MySikap

Melaka to draft working paper on monitoring buses

Bunyi misteri di Shah Alam mungkin akibat mercun

The loud explosion-like noise that startled Shah Alam residents early last month was likely caused by firecrackers. Shah Alam Mayor Datuk Mohd. Fauzi Mohd. Yatim said investigations revealed no blasting work was carried out on the day of the incident. The Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) has concluded its investigation. Local media previously reported the mysterious noise but authorities had no official explanation at the time.

SWB: Sibu water woes traced to leaks at hospital, airport

Water supply issues in Kemuyang, Sibu Jaya, Rascom Camp, and surrounding areas are due to pipeline leaks, particularly at Sibu Hospital and Sibu Airport. Sibu Water Board (SWB) identified significant increases in water consumption at both locations, possibly from internal leaks. Sibu Hospital's consumption doubled to 1MLD, and their water bill doubled to RM30,000. Sibu Airport's consumption also doubled to 0.6MLD. SWB has reduced water flow to these locations pending repairs. Sibu's water demand has reached its peak of 195MLD, matching current plant capacity. A project to increase Salim Water Treatment Plant's capacity to 300MLD is underway.

Perak MB orders full probe after mysterious explosions, tremors rattle Ipoh residents again

The Perak government is investigating explosions and tremors reported in Ipoh on June 18th, following similar incidents last October. Menteri Besar Saarani Mohamad urged relevant departments to prepare a full report and study the cause, emphasizing the need for accurate information and public calm. Police chief Datuk Noor Hisam Nordin confirmed ongoing discussions with agencies to determine the source of the disturbances, which were felt in areas like Chemor and Chepor. Last year's tremor affected a wider area, including Tasek, Stadium Perak, and Sungai Siput.

Yellow LPG cylinder exchange in Sibu postponed over regulatory issue

A cooking gas cylinder exchange program in Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia, has been postponed due to regulatory issues. The Lanang parliamentary service centre, organizers of the event, stated they received a notice from their supplier indicating the current format wasn't permitted by authorities. While expressing disappointment, the centre emphasized the Sarawak government's responsibility to address the ongoing issue of delayed cylinder replacements. They criticized authorities for obstructing public assistance initiatives. Registered participants are being contacted individually regarding rescheduling.

RM200,000 allocated under RTP 2026 for further upgrades at Kota Sentosa Hospital

Kota Sentosa Hospital received RM200,000 under the Rural Transformation Programme (RTP) 2026 for further upgrades. This follows the completion of a previous RM400,000 RTP project, which added 40 parking spaces and renovated the occupational therapy and rehabilitation hall. Assemblyman Wilfred Yap highlighted the project's impact on addressing critical needs and creating a better environment for staff and patients. He also announced another RM200,000 allocation under RTP 2026 for additional urgent works, emphasizing his commitment to securing funding for public health facilities.

Pam tidak berfungsi punca banjir kilat Taman Bukit Kemuning

Flash floods hit 180 houses in Taman Bukit Kemuning, Shah Alam, due to malfunctioning water pumps. The pumps, crucial for draining water from the area, reportedly failed due to a short circuit caused by the flood itself. The main road remained unaffected, indicating a localized drainage issue. Fire and Rescue officials notified the Department of Irrigation and Drainage (JPS) to expedite water removal. By 2:30 pm, both pumps were operational, channeling water to Sungai Rasau. Residents hope for improved pump functionality to prevent future incidents.

MBSA offering 30% parking saman discount this Sunday at Hari Mesra MBSA, Elmina Lakeside Mall

The Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) is offering a 30% discount on traffic compounds this Sunday, June 22nd, from noon to 7pm at the Hari Mesra MBSA event at Elmina Lakeside Mall. MBSA will also officially launch its "Golden Parking" program, offering free street parking for senior citizen ratepayers aged 60 and above. Registration for Golden Parking is ongoing with no deadline, and can be done online or in person at Wisma MBSA.

Years of water woes: Tmn Desa Kemuyang residents urge swift action on supply issues

Residents of Taman Desa Kemuyang, Sibu, are facing persistent low water pressure, particularly during peak hours. The problem, which has lasted for years, makes daily tasks like cooking and bathing difficult. Resident Tom reported contacting Sibu Water Board (SWB) numerous times with little success. SWB previously attributed the issue to leakage near Rascom army camp and implemented a temporary valve adjustment. A long-term solution involving a new pipeline under the Kanowit Water Supply Phase 2 project has been proposed.

Man’s body discovered in Pasir Puteh river, cops classify as sudden death

The body of a man was discovered floating in a river near Kampung Tualang Tinggi, Pasir Puteh, Malaysia. Police received the report around 3:30 pm and dispatched a team to the scene. Initial investigations revealed no signs of foul play. The body was sent to Tengku Anis Hospital for a post-mortem, and the case is classified as sudden death.