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A video showing a group of men, believed to be fast-food restaurant employees, assaulting a homeless man resting outside their establishment in Kuala Lumpur has sparked outrage online. The 38-second clip depicts the men approaching the homeless individual before one of them kicks him. Netizens condemned the act as barbaric and inhumane, while some claimed the homeless man had urinated and defecated in the area. Commenters criticized the employees' actions, emphasizing that even if the man had caused a disturbance, there were better ways to handle the situation.

Infinix GT 30 Pro To Launch In Malaysia On 21 May 2025

Infinix will launch the GT 30 Pro gaming smartphone in Malaysia on May 21, 2025. The phone boasts a 1.5K AMOLED 144Hz display, MediaTek Dimensity 8350 chipset, and RGB lighting. Rumored specs include 8GB/12GB RAM variants, a 5,500mAh battery with 67W charging, Android 15, a 108MP main camera, and an 8MP ultrawide lens. Infinix is also the official gaming partner for MPL Malaysia seasons 15 and 16.

[VIDEO] Anak 12 tahun imamkan jenazah Amiruddin

A 12-year-old boy, Amirul Firdaus, bravely led the funeral prayers for his father, Corporal Amiruddin Zabri, who was killed in a road accident involving a Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) truck and a stone-laden lorry in Teluk Intan, Perak. The accident claimed the lives of nine FRU officers. A TikTok video of Amirul leading the prayers went viral, moving many netizens who praised his composure and offered condolences. The accident occurred on the Chikus-Sungai Lampam road.

Nahas trak FRU: MOT diberi tempoh sebulan siap laporan lengkap

Home minister says 1997 FRU truck was roadworthy, rules out maintenance failure in deadly Teluk Intan crash

Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail confirmed the FRU truck involved in the fatal Teluk Intan accident was roadworthy despite being manufactured in 1997, citing good maintenance records. He stated it's premature to determine the cause, although police initially suspected steering failure. Saifuddin emphasized the ministry's commitment to asset maintenance and acknowledged the complexity of adding safety features like seatbelts in combat vehicles. Counseling and expedited insurance claims are being provided to the affected families.

Guru tikam anak dituduh di Mahkamah Pasir Mas esok

A 47-year-old teacher will be charged in the Pasir Mas Sessions Court tomorrow for allegedly stabbing his 11-year-old son on May 2nd. The incident occurred at their home in Kampung Banggol Che Dol. The suspect, who is believed to be suffering from depression and undergoing divorce proceedings, allegedly stabbed his son twice in the chest and once in the stomach with a vegetable knife. The child is currently stable but traumatized. The suspect will be charged under Section 307 of the Penal Code for attempted murder.

Japan Self-Defence Force aircraft crashes near Inuyama after take-off

A Japanese Self-Defense Force T-4 training aircraft crashed near Inuyama city, Aichi prefecture, shortly after takeoff. The aircraft disappeared from radar and is believed to have crashed into a pond. Two people were likely onboard. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi confirmed the crash but provided no further details. Authorities are currently investigating and gathering information.

Budak 12 tahun maut motosikal terbabas langgar tembok calvet

A 12-year-old boy died after his motorcycle skidded and crashed into a culvert on Jalan Felda Kemelah, Tenang, Segamat, two days ago. Segamat District Police Chief, Superintendent Ahmad Zamry Marinsah, said the incident occurred at 9 am on May 12th. The boy succumbed to severe head injuries after two days of treatment at Segamat Hospital. The case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Masuk percuma semua muzium bawah JMM pada 18 Mei

All museums under the Department of Museums Malaysia (JMM) will offer free admission on May 18th in celebration of International Museum Day. National Unity Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang announced this, stating the theme for this year is "Museums, Sustainability and Well-being." He encouraged the public to visit museums to explore Malaysia's rich history, cultural diversity, and unity. This initiative aims to connect communities and foster appreciation for the nation's heritage.

Can Malaysia’s gas sector survive without Petronas? Here’s how Sarawak’s demands ignite legal, financial and investor alarm

A dispute over gas sector control in Sarawak between the state government and Petronas has escalated. Sarawak demands Petros, its state-owned energy company, become the sole gas aggregator, challenging Petronas's traditional role. This move could fragment Malaysia's oil and gas industry, weaken the Petroleum Development Act 1974, and impact Petronas's financial stability and dividend payments to the federal government. While Sarawak could gain up to RM20 billion annually, Petronas's established international trust and long-term export contracts are at stake.

2025 Fiat 500 Hybrid shown – 500e EV gets reengineered with petrol engine and manual gearbox!

Due to poor sales, Fiat is re-engineering the all-electric 500e to accommodate a petrol engine. The new "500 Hybrid" will begin production in November 2025. While visually similar to the 500e, the Hybrid features a larger front opening for air intake, a fuel filler door, and a manual gear lever. It will likely utilize a 1.0-liter three-cylinder engine with mild hybrid assistance, similar to the previous-generation 500 Hybrid.

Penarikan sekatan AS jadi titik perubahan penting buat Syria

EU tightens grip on Putin’s war machine with new sanctions as peace deadline looms

The EU has approved its 17th round of sanctions against Russia, targeting its "shadow" oil fleet used to circumvent existing restrictions. Over 200 tankers, along with companies in several countries accused of aiding Russia's military, will face restrictions. Dozens of Russian officials will also be added to the existing sanctions list for cyberattacks, human rights abuses, and sabotage. EU leaders have threatened further "massive sanctions" if Russia doesn't agree to a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine.

EU tightens grip on Putin’s war machine with new sanctions as peace deadline looms

The EU has imposed a new round of sanctions on Russia, targeting its "shadow" oil fleet and companies accused of aiding its military. This 17th sanctions package blacklists around 200 oil tankers, restricts companies in several countries, and adds dozens of Russian officials to the existing list of individuals facing visa bans and asset freezes. The move comes as EU leaders threaten further "massive sanctions" if Russia doesn't agree to a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine. Discussions of a potential ceasefire involving Putin and Zelensky are planned for Istanbul, with the possibility of US President Trump attending.

Nissan Confirms New Skyline Model Amid Financial Struggles

Despite significant financial losses (JPY670.9 billion in FY24), Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa confirmed a new Skyline is under development. This new model will be part of Nissan's cost-cutting "Re:Nissan" plan, which aims to save JPY500 billion by FY26. While the Skyline and GT-R share a history, they are now separate models. The new Skyline may be an SUV positioned above the Ariya EV, potentially borrowing technology from the Ariya Nismo. Nissan is freezing post-FY26 product development to focus on cost reduction.

Chinese national in Miri jailed one day, fined RM10,000 for possession of protected agarwood

A Chinese national, Wu Ruxing, 48, was sentenced to one day in jail and fined RM10,000 by the Miri Sessions Court for possessing 820 grams of protected agarwood without a permit. Wu pleaded guilty to the charge under the Wild Life Protection Ordinance 1998. The prosecution emphasized the serious ecological impact of harvesting this critically endangered species and the need for a deterrent sentence due to its high market value and vulnerability to illegal harvesting. Wu's lawyer pleaded for leniency, citing it as a first offense and claiming the agarwood was for personal use.

‘No division’: PKR sec-gen quashes talk of infighting after internal polls

PKR secretary-general Fuziah Salleh dismissed speculation of party divisions following the recent division-level elections. She emphasized party unity, citing a nationwide roadshow and positive member engagement. Fuziah confirmed a third-party audit of the election results found no irregularities, adhering to international standards. The upcoming PKR national congress, expected to be the largest in party history, will host around 30,000 delegates.

Esok tarikh akhir kemuka borang tahun taksiran 2024

The Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN) reminds taxpayers that the e-filing deadline for the 2024 tax assessment (Year of Assessment 2024) is May 15th. This applies to resident individuals not in business, resident individuals, non-resident individuals (knowledge workers), and organizations. Taxpayers are urged to file their returns accurately and on time through MyTax or the official HASiL portal to avoid penalties. Complete and updated personal and banking information is also advised for smooth tax refunds.

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MARii introduces Next Generation Vehicle (NxGV) Labelling Scheme – autonomous level, FC, emissions

Malaysia has launched the Voluntary Next Generation Vehicle (NxGV) Labelling Scheme, a sticker system for new cars indicating their model, autonomous driving level, fuel efficiency, and carbon emissions. Building upon the existing Energy Efficient Vehicle (EEV) label, the NxGV label promotes green and intelligent mobility under the National Automotive Policy 2020. It encourages automakers to meet advanced standards in energy efficiency, automation (Level 3 minimum), and connectivity, while also supporting Malaysia's goal of reducing carbon emissions by 45% by 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.