[VIDEO] Sebalik kebaikan Pak Cik Man, rupa-rupanya tersimpan kisah…

A viral TikTok video reveals the heartbreaking story of Pak Cik Man, an elderly delivery man in Malaysia. Known for his kindness and refusing tips, Pak Cik Man revealed he lost two children. His eldest son died at 30 in Egypt from an illness, and his youngest succumbed to cancer at 23 just a year later. Netizens offered condolences and praised his resilience.

PIALA FA: Kelantan TRW raih bekalan selesa benam KL City 3-1

Piala FA: Kelantan TRW benam KL City 3-1

Kelantan TRW started their FA Cup campaign with a 3-1 victory over KL City FC. Ifedayo Omosuyi scored twice in the first half, capitalizing on defensive lapses in the 4th and 14th minutes. Sean Selvaraj added a third goal for Kelantan in the 62nd minute. KL City managed a consolation goal through substitute Mohamed Syamer Kutty Abba, but Kelantan held on for the win.

NSFC ‘mengamuk’ tumpaskan PDRM FC 5-0

Negeri Sembilan FC benam PDRM FC 5-0

Negeri Sembilan FC (NSFC) secured a resounding 5-0 victory against PDRM FC in the first round of the FA Cup at the Tuanku Abdul Rahman Stadium. Jovan Motika opened the scoring with a free-kick in the first minute. PDRM FC was reduced to 10 men after Agbre Noel received a red card for a foul on Joseph Esso. Motika scored again before halftime, followed by a goal from Esso, confirmed by VAR after an initial offside call. NSFC continued their dominance in the second half with goals from Mio Tsuneyasu and another from Esso.

PGA tumpaskan cubaan seludup 33,500kg beras siam

The 18th Battalion of the General Operations Force (PGA) thwarted an attempt to smuggle 33,500 kg of white rice from Thailand. A trailer was intercepted on the East-West Highway near Kem Sri Banding, Gerik. The operation, involving multiple agencies, seized 670 sacks of rice, each weighing approximately 50kg. A 44-year-old Malaysian man was arrested. The rice was allegedly being transported from Thailand to a warehouse in Perak. Authorities believe this smuggling operation has been active for the past three months. The total value of the seized rice and trailer is estimated at RM534,000.

Mualaf ditemui meninggal dalam kereta selepas 9 hari peluk Islam

A 26-year-old Malaysian convert to Islam, Jeremy Mah Ci Wei Abdullah, was found dead in his car in Cyberjaya on July 19th. His fiancée, Qistina Liew, located him via 'Find My iPhone' after he became unreachable after work. He was found unresponsive in the passenger seat with the window slightly open and the air conditioning on. An autopsy ruled out a heart attack and robbery is also suspected to be unlikely as his belongings were untouched. Police are investigating the cause of death. Jeremy had converted to Islam on July 10th and was planning to marry Qistina.

Presiden PSAP dakwa diugut kerana perjuang isu pencerobohan tanah

Pengasuh, suami ditangkap dera budak lelaki 2 tahun

A babysitter and her husband were arrested in Shah Alam, Malaysia, for allegedly abusing a two-year-old boy. The child was returned home with bruises, prompting the mother to question the babysitter who claimed her own child had fought with the victim. Unsatisfied, the mother filed a police report. Medical examination confirmed the injuries were consistent with physical abuse. The couple, who tested negative for drugs, are being investigated under the Child Act 2001.

Pertemuan antara Anwar, Zahid dan Hajiji

People’s priorities main focus of Warisan, says Shafie

Parti Warisan (Warisan) will contest the upcoming Sabah state elections independently, prioritizing the needs of the people, according to party president Datuk Seri Shafie Apdal. Shafie emphasized the party's commitment to fielding candidates free of corruption allegations. He expressed concerns about potential coalition partners prioritizing self-interest over the needs of Sabahans, highlighting issues like water and electricity shortages. While not ruling out future collaborations, Shafie stressed the importance of trust and consistency, citing past experiences with inconsistent coalition partners.

Bintulu vocational secondary school now upgraded to college status

Sekolah Menengah Vokasional Bintulu has been upgraded to Kolej Vokasional Bintulu, thanks to a RM21.5 million project completed ahead of schedule in just 49 days. Works Minister Dato Sri Alexander Nanta Linggi officiated the handover, emphasizing the government's commitment to providing modern, industry-relevant facilities under the Malaysia Madani Framework. The upgraded college features new workshops for various fields like culinary arts, fashion, and welding technology. Nanta praised the project team's efficiency and reminded the contractor to address any defects during the Defect Liability Period.

1,585 KGCs issued, 1,635 SCHB applications received at SUPP Piasau mobile service

Over 1,585 Kenyalang Gold Cards (KGC) and 1,635 Senior Citizen Health Benefit (SCHB) applications were processed during a two-day mobile service event organized by SUPP Piasau. The initiative, part of the Sarawak government's effort to support senior citizens, provides KGC holders with various discounts and benefits while the SCHB offers RM500 yearly for healthcare. Deputy Minister Datuk Sebastian Ting highlighted the importance of community care and the government's commitment to ensuring assistance reaches those in need.

MoE to implement anti-bullying campaign in schools following royal decree

The Malaysian Ministry of Education (MOE) will launch a comprehensive anti-bullying campaign across all schools, starting at the primary level, following a royal decree by the King. The campaign will focus on promoting awareness, respect, discipline, and compassion among students. MOE will collaborate with other ministries for greater impact and emphasized the collective responsibility to combat bullying. The 2027 School Curriculum will prioritize character education to nurture ethical and well-mannered individuals. The King stressed the urgency of addressing bullying to prevent a generation lacking respect and compassion, highlighting its negative impact on individuals and the nation.

Govt to study retirement age extension carefully, says Dr Zaliha

Malaysia is conducting a comprehensive study on the feasibility of raising the mandatory retirement age to 65 for both public and private sector employees. Considerations include health, productivity, career progression for younger workers, and long-term financial implications. The study, under the National Ageing Framework, will also explore phased implementation, optional early retirement, and health assessments for those choosing to work until 65. Current retirement age remains at 60. The government is also addressing the growing elderly population with initiatives like elderly-friendly housing outlined in the Kuala Lumpur Structure Plan 2040.

Sabah aims for full rural electrification by 2030

The Energy Commission of Sabah (ECoS) aims to provide electricity to all rural villages in Sabah by 2030, aligning with the Sabah Energy Roadmap Master Plan. A special committee will coordinate these efforts. ECoS CEO Datuk Ir. Abdul Nasser Abdul Wahid reported improvements in electricity supply reliability, with reduced customer interruption times. They aim to further reduce outages to 100 minutes by 2030 through infrastructure upgrades. ECoS is also prioritizing human capital development in the energy sector through collaboration with a technical training institute.

General : 16 MA63 Demands Still Under Review - DPM Fadillah

Sixteen of the 29 demands outlined in the Malaysia Agreement 1963 (MA63) are still under review by the Technical Committee of the MA63 Implementation Action Council, according to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof. These demands relate to various issues concerning Sabah and Sarawak's rights and autonomy within Malaysia. The review process aims to address outstanding matters and ensure the full implementation of the agreement.

General : Most Sabah, Sarawak Education And Health Demands Agreed At MA63 Technical Meeting

The Malaysian government has made significant progress in addressing education and healthcare demands of Sabah and Sarawak. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof chaired a meeting of the Malaysia Agreement 1963 Implementation Action Council, where most of the requests from the two states were approved. This signifies a positive step towards fulfilling the terms of the 1963 agreement and improving essential services in East Malaysia.

Business : Malaysia’s Manufacturing Sector Poised For Growth With Right Partnerships & Policies -- PM Anwar

Malaysia's manufacturing sector is expected to flourish with appropriate collaborations and policies, leveraging ASEAN's leadership for growth. This positive outlook is based on the region's potential and the conducive environment fostered by strategic partnerships.

Business : Kemaman Port Needs Updating, Sandakan Joins ASEAN Liberalisation -- MOT

The Malaysian Ministry of Transport has requested the Kemaman Port Consortium to revise and resubmit its development proposal for Kemaman Port. This request aims to ensure the proposal aligns with the existing port development plan and the terms of the concession agreement.