‘Pasangan kekasih’ jerat mangsa langgar kereta, ugut pampasan

A couple is suspected of staging minor accidents to extort money from female drivers in quiet, narrow lanes. They intentionally cause collisions or allow themselves to be hit, then pretend to be victims and demand immediate compensation. They use psychological tactics, claiming pregnancy and the need to return home urgently. They also pressure victims by falsely claiming a police report will result in a RM300 on-the-spot fine. Three vehicles, two Hondas and a Proton, are linked to the scam. One victim, Chow, paid RM150 after a collision in Puchong. Another, Chong, paid RM500 after being hit by a Honda HR-V while making a right turn.

KPKT teruskan penganjuran AKM, AKeMedia tahun ketiga

The Ministry of Local Government and Housing (KPKT) will hold its third annual Minister's Excellence Award (AKM) and Media Excellence Award (AKeMedia) in 2025. Minister Nga Kor Ming stated the awards aim to support the Malaysia Madani agenda with more inclusive and progressive categories. Ten AKM awards are available for KPKT staff and local authorities, recognizing high-performing entities. Applications are open until September 16, 2025, via the KPKT website. Winners will receive cash prizes up to RM20,000, certificates, trophies, and short courses at prestigious universities like Harvard and Melbourne Business School for selected categories.

Polis Johor lumpuhkan 17 sindiket dadah, rampasan lebih RM75 juta

Terima anugerah UNESCO, suami anggap Syahrini wanita luar biasa

Johor school van driver nabbed for allegedly molesting sisters aged 8 and 9

A 42-year-old school van driver in Johor Baru was arrested for allegedly molesting two sisters, aged eight and nine. The girls' mother reported the repeated abuse, which allegedly occurred before school drop-off. Johor Baru South police apprehended the suspect at his home in Plentong. The victims underwent medical examinations at Hospital Sultanah Aminah, with no physical injuries reported. The suspect is under a one-week remand, and investigations are underway under the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017.

Guardiola confident but says Man City don’t ‘deserve’ Champions League if they fail to qualify

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola acknowledges that failing to secure a top-five Premier League finish would mean they don't deserve Champions League qualification. Currently sixth, City are just a point behind Newcastle, Chelsea, and Aston Villa with a game in hand. Guardiola remains confident they'll achieve their target of a top-three finish. Tuesday's home match against Bournemouth marks Kevin De Bruyne's final Etihad appearance, but Guardiola emphasizes that Champions League qualification remains the priority.

Bomba sukarela diarah bela diri ‘noda’ remaja lelaki

A 52-year-old volunteer fireman, Zaki Ahmad, was ordered to enter his defense by the Muar Sessions Court on charges of physical sexual assault against a 17-year-old boy, the son of his friend, four years ago in Segamat. Judge Sayani Mohd Nor made the decision after the prosecution established a prima facie case. The accused faces three charges under the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017, which carries a sentence of up to 20 years imprisonment and whipping. The incidents allegedly occurred at the accused's home between July 11th and 15th, 2021. The victim confided in a friend, who then informed the victim's adoptive father, leading to a police report and the accused's arrest on January 16th, 2021.

Malaysia terus perkukuh sektor tenaga boleh diperbaharui

Malaysia strengthens its renewable energy sector with the launch of its first Biomethane Injection Station in Kluang. Developed by Gas Malaysia Green Ventures, a subsidiary of Gas Malaysia Berhad, the station is expected to be fully operational by Q2 2026. It will receive biomethane from palm oil mills within a 200km radius for injection into the national gas grid. This initiative utilizes palm oil mill effluent (POME) to produce clean, sustainable biomethane, supporting Malaysia's net-zero emissions target by 2050 and the National Biomass Action Plan 2023-2030.

Nik Nazmi ‘kunci mulut’, tunggu pemilihan PKR

Konflik manusia-hidupan liar meningkat, 66,825 kes sejak 2020

Human-wildlife conflict in Malaysia has seen a significant rise, with 66,825 complaints recorded between 2020 and 2024, resulting in RM46.5 million in losses. The conflicts involve various animals, including elephants, monkeys, wild boars, tigers, and tapirs. Johor alone recorded 7,996 complaints with losses amounting to RM6.88 million. The Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change (NRES) is prioritizing human-elephant conflicts due to the risk to life and property. Initiatives like elephant sanctuaries, satellite tracking, electric fences, and a national action plan are being implemented. Financial aid is also available for those affected by wildlife damage.

Amad Diallo tidak mahu kecewa kali ketiga

Pesara JPJ menang RM1 juta cabutan BSN SSP

‘Cuaca berdebu, ke arah lebih panas di Tanah Suci’

Malaysian Hajj pilgrims are advised to wear face masks outdoors due to dusty conditions and unhealthy air quality with an Air Pollution Index (API) of 180. Pilgrims are also urged to avoid prolonged exposure to the heat and maintain their health. As of today, 18,453 Malaysian pilgrims have arrived in Saudi Arabia, with 17,053 in Mecca and 1,400 in Medina. 62 out of 100 scheduled flights have departed, with the final group expected to arrive in Jeddah on June 1st.

Japan, US finance leaders to base currency talks on past FX agreement at G7 meeting amid volatility concerns

Japanese Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato anticipates discussions with US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on exchange rates will reaffirm their shared stance against excessive currency volatility. Kato emphasized market-determined exchange rates and the negative economic impact of volatility. Both officials are expected to meet during the G7 finance leaders' gathering in Canada. Japan is also monitoring the impact of Moody's US credit rating downgrade. While trade tariffs are being addressed separately, currency rates remain a key discussion point, particularly given President Trump's focus on the US trade deficit and past criticism of Japan's currency policies.

Baru: Amendment Bill part of Sarawak’s vision for leadership in biodiversity research

The Sarawak Biodiversity Centre (Amendment) Bill, 2025 aims to solidify Sarawak's position as a leader in biodiversity research. Amendments recognize the expertise of individuals with traditional indigenous knowledge, alongside formally credentialed scientists. The Bill empowers the Sarawak Biodiversity Centre (SBC) to commercialize research, fostering a bioeconomy and ensuring equitable benefit-sharing with indigenous communities. This includes developing products based on Sarawak's biodiversity and ensuring profits are shared with stakeholders, particularly indigenous communities.

India arrests 11, including travel blogger, security guard and student, suspected of leaking ‘critical military info’ to Pakistan

Indian authorities have arrested nearly a dozen individuals accused of spying for Pakistan following a recent surge in conflict between the two nations. The arrests, spanning Haryana, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh, involve individuals allegedly leaking sensitive military information, including details about Indian strikes within Pakistan. Those arrested include a travel blogger, student, security guard, and businessman, allegedly lured through social media, financial incentives, and direct contact with Pakistani intelligence. The arrests follow a deadly clash in Kashmir and mark the most serious escalation in tensions since 1999.

Honda sells 20.57 million two-wheelers globally, to produce more affordable electric motorcycles

Honda achieved record motorcycle sales of 20.57 million units globally in FY2025, representing 40% of the world market. Targeting 60 million units by 2030, Honda will focus on electrifying its motorcycle lineup, improving fuel economy of existing models, and tailoring products for affordability, particularly in the Global South. The company launched electric scooters like the Active e: and QC1 in India, followed by the CUV e: and ICON e: in Southeast Asia, with plans to expand to Europe and Japan. A dedicated electric motorcycle production plant in India is planned for 2028, supporting Honda's goal to lead the electric motorcycle market.

[VIDEO] Pemandu kereta bawa muat berlebihan ada masalah jiwa

Police confirmed the driver of a red Perodua Axia, seen in a viral video carrying an excessive and dangerous load in Dengkil-Banting, has mental health issues. The 59-year-old driver suffered a head injury in a previous accident. Police tracked down the driver and vehicle following the viral video and detained the car for further investigation. The driver possesses a valid license and the vehicle's documentation is complete. Police advise against speculation while investigations continue.

Keengganan dua beradik bongkar pemandu van cabul

Siti Saleha buat peminat menangis dengan lakonan ‘Dia Imamku’