‘Ada pengaruh sedikit, hati-hatilah kongsi hal rumah tangga’

Celebrity preacher PU Riz criticized social media influencers who overshare their private lives, especially marital issues. He advised them to be cautious about revealing too much personal information online and reminded them of a hadith condemning the public disclosure of sins. He urged discretion, emphasizing that keeping private matters private is preferable in the eyes of God. This follows recent controversies involving public figures airing their partners' faults online.

Penang posts RM65m Q1 surplus for 2025 amid new revenue push

The Penang state government reported a RM65.3 million surplus for the first quarter of 2025, ending March 31. Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow attributed the surplus to new revenue streams and expenditure reductions. The state's revenue reached RM268.5 million against an expenditure of RM203.2 million. The Consolidated Fund stood at RM1.535 billion. While 2024 ended with a RM174.09 million deficit, it was a significant improvement over the RM358.8 million deficit in 2023.

Bundesliga: ‘Saham’ Nico Kovac melonjak

Borussia Dortmund's management praised coach Niko Kovac for leading the team to Champions League qualification after a 3-0 victory over Holstein Kiel. Dortmund finished fourth in the Bundesliga after a late surge, having been 11th just months prior. Sporting director Lars Ricken lauded Kovac's impact, describing his achievement as one of the best in the club's history, highlighting the five consecutive wins that secured their Champions League spot.

One death every 36 hours in fatal road accidents involving lorries and trailers in Malaysia, study reveals

Malaysia Airlines, AirAsia Update Name Rules For Bookings

Malaysia Airlines and AirAsia have revised their flight booking name entry guidelines to better accommodate Southeast Asian naming conventions. The changes allow for more flexibility in handling names with non-Western structures, including those from Malaysia, China, India, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. Both airlines now offer separate fields for given/first & middle names and family/last names. The updates address variations like Chinese and Vietnamese names where the surname may not be the last name on the passport, and the inclusion of titles like "Bin" or "Anak" in Malaysian names.

Federal govt not delaying REE mining SOP, says Nik Nazmi

Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad refuted claims that the federal government is delaying the release of the standard operating procedure (SOP) for rare earth element (REE) mining. He stated the SOP was distributed to state governments in December 2023, providing guidelines on technical processes, environmental compliance, and export controls. Nik Nazmi clarified that any delays at the state level are not the federal government's responsibility and reiterated that REE mining is prohibited in protected areas. He emphasized that exploration activities fall under state jurisdiction and the federal government is committed to sustainable mineral sector development.

Terengganu housewife loses RM150,000 in staged hotel rating scam, case under probe

A 30-year-old housewife in Kuala Terengganu lost over RM150,000 to an online job scam. She was promised a 10% commission for booking hotel rooms via a provided link, supposedly to boost hotel ratings. After initially receiving a commission, she continued making bookings and transferred nearly RM160,000 to nine different accounts. The promised subsequent commissions never materialized, and she realized she had been scammed. Police are investigating the case under Section 420 of the Penal Code.

Driver with ‘headache’ causes multi-vehicle crash at Gopeng traffic light (VIDEO)

A Toyota Hilux driver crashed into three cars at a red light on the Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur highway, claiming a sudden headache caused the accident. The incident occurred around 5:20 pm near KM19.5, involving a Toyota Vios, Perodua Myvi, and Perodua Axia. Kampar police chief Supt Mohamad Nazri Daud confirmed no injuries. The Hilux driver sought hospital treatment and will file a police report. The accident caused significant damage to all vehicles involved. A dashcam video of the crash went viral on social media. Police are investigating.

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[VIDEO] ‘Cat merah tanda cinta’

Sections of the Kuala Lumpur-Karak Highway (KLK) have been painted red to alert drivers to slow down in high-risk areas, particularly downhill slopes and sharp bends. A TikTok user jokingly attributed the red paint to a symbol of love for his wife, sparking humorous responses from other users who played along with the joke, claiming they would have to find alternative routes due to the "symbol of love" blocking their way.

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Duduk sebelah Bella, cara Syed Saddiq atasi stres

Malaysian MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman jokingly responded "Sit next to Bella" when actress and singer Bella Astillah asked him how he handles stress. This playful exchange during a live broadcast fueled ongoing speculation about their relationship, which began after collaborations on a clothing campaign and Bella's music video. While neither has confirmed a romantic relationship, their families have expressed support if the rumors are true. The pair's interactions continue to trend on social media, even reaching South Korea.

Simpanan bapa lebih RM158,000 lesap ditipu skim kerja palsu

A 30-year-old housewife in Kuala Terengganu lost RM158,498.89, her father's business capital, to an online job scam. She was lured by a job advertisement promising 10% commission for boosting hotel ratings. Initially receiving small commissions, she was later instructed to make payments for new tasks. After transferring the substantial sum into nine different bank accounts, she realized it was a scam when the promised commissions were not paid.

SOP REE sudah diedar kepada kerajaan negeri sejak 2023

The Ministry of Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change (NRECC) refuted allegations by Kedah Menteri Besar, Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md. Nor, that the Federal Government delayed the release of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for rare earth element (REE) mining. The ministry confirmed that the SOPs were distributed to all state governments on December 20, 2023. The comprehensive guidelines cover technical aspects, environmental compliance, mine rehabilitation, and export regulations, allowing states to adapt implementation according to their respective laws. The ministry clarified that REE mining is prohibited in Permanent Reserved Forests, Environmentally Sensitive Areas, and protected reserve areas.

‘Mission could not be accomplished’: India space agency fails 101st try, satellite lost

India's space agency, ISRO, experienced a setback when its PSLV-C61 rocket mission failed shortly after liftoff on Sunday. The mission aimed to deploy the EOS-09 Earth observation satellite. While the first two stages performed normally, an anomaly in the third stage prevented mission completion. The launch, ISRO's 101st, occurred at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre. The PSLV, a reliable launch vehicle with a history of successful missions, has only experienced two previous failures.

Tukang masak diugut along, bayar atau rumah kena simbah cat

A 41-year-old chef in Johor Bahru, Kai, is facing threats from a loan shark impersonator after mistakenly receiving RM600. He had inquired about a credit card but was given an unsolicited loan. The scammer demanded double the amount, threatening to vandalize Kai's home and harm his family if he didn't comply. Kai returned the initial RM600 and reported the incident to the police, but the harassment continues through his wife. He has sought help from MCA Johor.

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‘Jangan mengejutkan lori dengan brek mengejut’

Drivers of smaller vehicles are urged to exercise extreme caution around lorries and trailers, avoiding sudden braking and other rash actions. Public Health Malaysia (PHM) highlighted the devastating consequences of accidents involving these vehicles due to the significant weight and momentum difference. PHM advises against cutting off lorries from the left, lingering in their blind spots, and tailgating. They emphasize that in a collision, the smaller vehicle will almost certainly suffer the most damage. This warning follows a series of recent horrific accidents involving heavy vehicles, increasing public anxiety.