[VIDEO] ‘Beri hadiah untuk pulangan lebih besar’

A 22-year-old Malaysian man celebrated his birthday by donating necessities and food to an orphanage. His act of kindness, shared on TikTok by @Meernan, garnered praise and blessings from netizens. The video shows orphanage residents praying for him in gratitude. Commenters commended his generosity and wished him well, highlighting the positive impact of giving back to the community.

Cuma 5 lori bantuan masuki Gaza

After nearly three months of a total blockade by Israel, five trucks carrying baby food and other essential aid have entered Gaza through the Kerem Shalom crossing. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu linked the resumption of limited aid to pressure from allies concerned about a renewed military offensive. UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher called the aid a "drop in the ocean" compared to the immense need, with four more UN trucks expected. He highlighted the risk of theft due to the chaotic situation and urged Israel to open more crossings for consistent aid flow. This follows Israel's latest wave of land and air attacks in Gaza and evacuation orders for Khan Younis.

Muhd Khair Razman terpilih Ahli Panel 7th ASEAN-China-UNDP

Malaysia's Rural and Regional Development Ministry Secretary-General, Datuk Muhd Khair Razman Mohamed Annuar, participated as a panelist in the 7th ASEAN-China-UNDP Symposium on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Bali. He shared Malaysia's inclusive approach to rural development, emphasizing women's empowerment through the National Rural Development Policy, aligned with the National Women's Policy and Action Plan. He stressed the importance of collaborative efforts between government, communities, and the private sector to ensure no one is left behind in development. Malaysia's participation reaffirms its commitment to inclusive and sustainable rural development, particularly relevant to its upcoming 2025 ASEAN chairmanship.

Pusat hiburan tawar GRO pada pelanggan Myanmar digempur

Yap: Sarawak Biodiversity Centre amendment bill bridges innovation, commercial value

The Sarawak Biodiversity Centre (Amendment) Bill, 2025 aims to bridge the gap between scientific innovation and commercial value derived from Sarawak's biodiversity. It empowers the Sarawak Biodiversity Centre (SBC) in research, intellectual property ownership, licensing, and commercialization, ensuring benefits are returned to the people. The bill allows SBC to incorporate a company for efficient commercialization of research findings, facilitating collaborations and attracting investment while maintaining local control over Sarawak's resources.

Sabah employers urged to treat employees fairly

The National Consumer Foundation Sabah Branch has raised concerns about unfair treatment of fresh graduates and diploma holders by some Sabah employers. Chairman David Chan highlighted complaints of low starting salaries, equivalent to those offered to school leavers, despite the significant investment in education. He urged employers to adopt fair compensation practices based on qualifications and experience, emphasizing that respecting employees is crucial for both business growth and social responsibility. The foundation encourages affected employees to lodge formal complaints.

Bintulu’s Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary School to be built in Jepak New Township

Bintulu's new Yayasan Sarawak International Secondary School will be located in Jepak New Township and follow the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) syllabus, benchmarked against Cambridge University standards. Catering to students from Years 7 to 11, the school will include the Cambridge Checkpoint Year 9 assessment. This follows the success of the Petra Jaya branch, where the first cohort achieved a 100% pass rate in English, Mathematics, and Science.

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[VIDEO] Pemandu lori tular didakwa sebab kematian penunggang motosikal

A 32-year-old lorry driver, S. Mohanatas, pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence of drugs and causing the death of a motorcyclist, Mohd. Nazri Samsuri, 43, on May 14th. The incident occurred at Kilometer 13, Jalan Banting - KLIA. Mohanatas faces charges under Section 44(1)(A) of the Road Transport Act 1987 (Amendment 2020), which carries a potential sentence of up to 15 years imprisonment and a fine between RM50,000 and RM100,000. Bail was set at RM8,000 with one surety, and the case is set for mention on June 26th. Mohanatas also admitted to not possessing a driving license.

Cekal berkongsi bilik kecil, dua beradik raih anugerah cemerlang

Suami doa dalang utama kes simbah asid pemilik spa dicekup hari ini

The husband of a spa owner severely injured in an acid attack in Bachok, Kelantan, expressed relief at the police finding leads in the case. He hopes the mastermind behind the attack, not just the perpetrator disguised as a customer, will be apprehended. The police chief confirmed they have leads and expect to make arrests soon, revealing the motive after the arrests. The victim, a 27-year-old woman, suffered severe burns on her back.

Kerajaan mahu tambah lepasan tahfiz dalam bidang aeroangkasa

Uefa moves to ease tensions after Infantino’s delayed arrival at Fifa Congress prompts European delegates’ walkout

UEFA downplayed a recent incident where European delegates walked out of FIFA's Congress in protest of Gianni Infantino's late arrival. Infantino's delay, attributed to meetings with US President Trump in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, caused a two-hour postponement. While UEFA initially criticized Infantino, they later emphasized their "very good" relationship, characterizing the walkout as an isolated event. Infantino apologized, citing flight issues and the importance of his Gulf meetings related to the 2022 and 2034 World Cups.

Hormat keluarga Amira Othman, Fattah Amin selesa jaga privasi

Seludup arak guna van sekolah

A 26-year-old man was arrested in Klang, Malaysia for smuggling untaxed alcohol using a school van. Marine Police seized 62 boxes and 33 cracked bottles of liquor from a lorry and another six boxes from the van. The estimated value of the seized alcohol, including tax, is RM47,553.97. The suspect was transferring the alcohol from the lorry to the van when apprehended. Authorities believe the alcohol was intended for the Klang market. The case is being investigated under the Customs Act 1967 and Excise Act 1976.

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Is linking MyKad to fuel subsidies helping Malaysians? — Yap Wen Min

Malaysia plans to implement a targeted RON95 petrol subsidy system in late 2025, requiring citizens to use their MyKad at pumps for verification. The aim is to limit subsidies to the lower 85% of income earners, with the top 10-15% paying market price. While the government argues this will save RM8 billion annually by curbing misuse by non-citizens and smugglers, concerns remain about the political sensitivity of fuel price hikes, potential impact on food and transport costs, and data privacy related to linking fuel purchases to MyKad.

Rumah transit sorok 35 PATI diserbu

The General Operations Force (PGA) raided a house in Kota Bharu, uncovering 35 undocumented migrants, including five women. Two Malaysian men suspected of being human traffickers were also apprehended. The migrants, comprising 11 Bangladeshis and 24 Myanmar nationals, were found without valid documentation. One of the traffickers tested positive for methamphetamine. The migrants were detained under the Immigration Act, while the traffickers face charges under the Anti-Trafficking in Persons and Anti-Smuggling of Migrants Act.