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Nahas FRU: Tiga masih kritikal, tidak sedarkan diri

Three members of the Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) from Ipoh remain in critical condition and unconscious in Teluk Intan Hospital following a road accident on the Chikus-Sungai Lampam road. Hilir Perak district police chief, ACP Dr. Bakri Zainal Abidin, identified the critically injured as Corporal Haslizal Mohd. Ali, Sergeant Mazlan Mat, and Corporal Mohd. Izwan Ishak. Four other officers are conscious and stable. Police and welfare representatives visited the injured officers and their families.

Brek rosak, langgar lampu isyarat punca lori rempuh motosikal, kereta

A lorry with brake failure ran a red light at Kilometer 5, Jalan Sitiawan-Lumut, Seri Manjung, colliding with a motorcycle and two cars. The 19-year-old motorcyclist sustained leg injuries and was taken to Seri Manjung Hospital. The lorry driver tested negative for drugs. Police are investigating the incident under Section 43(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 and urge witnesses to contact the investigating officer.

US sanctions relief offers Syria hope, but hurdles remain

President Trump's decision to lift US sanctions on Syria is seen as a significant step towards the country's rebuilding efforts. The move, announced during Trump's Middle East tour, was welcomed by the Syrian government as a "pivotal turning point." The lifting of sanctions is expected to facilitate investment, restore essential services, and ease the transfer of funds and aid, particularly from Gulf states. Experts believe the removal of US sanctions, considered the most impactful of all imposed during Assad's rule, will significantly aid Syria's economic recovery and address widespread poverty and unemployment.

Kedah tidak haram penjualan vape secara drastik

Kedah won't outright ban vape sales but will implement control measures by the end of the year. Chief Minister Muhammad Sanusi Md. Nor said existing licenses will be allowed to expire and no new licenses will be issued. This approach avoids legal challenges faced with previous bans. Vape sales at retail counters will also be stopped. Sanusi expressed concern over vape's potential link to liquid synthetic drugs and highlighted Kedah's high drug abuse rate, with 12,000 out of 2.21 million residents recorded as addicts.

Mayat berulat, tergantung di Jalan Sultan Ismail

A decomposing body of a man was found hanging in a wooded area opposite Hard Rock Cafe on Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur. Police received a public tip-off around 3:44 pm. The body was found hanging by a black wire from a tree branch, wearing a grey shirt, light blue shorts, and blue slippers. The identity and age of the deceased are unknown, and no identification documents were found. The body has been sent to Hospital Kuala Lumpur for a post-mortem. The case is currently classified as sudden death.

PM hadiri Mesyuarat Meja Bulat pemain industri Russia

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim held a roundtable meeting in Moscow with 24 key Russian industry players representing strategic sectors like food and agriculture, retail, logistics, oil and gas, finance, furniture, chemicals, construction materials, and waste management. The meeting aimed to explore high-impact trade and investment opportunities beneficial to both nations, fostering innovation and inclusive development. Anwar emphasized the importance of such dialogues in enhancing Malaysia's global competitiveness based on the Madani framework. The meeting, held at the historic Metropol Hotel, facilitated open discussions on broader and sustainable trade and investment cooperation between Malaysia and Russia.

Russia a great friend of Malaysia, says Anwar

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to strengthen bilateral ties and expedite collaborative projects. Anwar emphasized Russia's importance as a friend and sought support in areas like food technology, nuclear, and military cooperation. He expressed gratitude for Putin's reception and highlighted the need to move beyond discussions and MoUs to actual implementation. Anwar's visit aims to elevate the relationship between the two nations through concrete actions.

Anwar bertemu 24 pemain industri utama Russia

Malaysia-Russia signal stronger ties with focus on trade, science and culture

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim met with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin in Moscow to reaffirm their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations. They discussed expanding cooperation in trade, investment, higher education, health, energy, agriculture, tourism, and cultural and scientific exchanges. Anwar expressed Malaysia's desire to increase exports of high-value products like medical devices to Russia. The meeting follows an invitation from President Putin and includes several Malaysian ministers as part of Anwar's delegation.

Kedah jamin bekalan air bersih mencukupi sepanjang LIMA’25

The Kedah state government guarantees sufficient clean water supply during the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition 2025 (LIMA'25) from May 20-24. Water demand is expected to increase by 30% with an influx of around 300,000 visitors. Syarikat Air Darul Aman Sdn. Bhd. (SADA) has a contingency plan in place, including a command center, hotline, static tanks, additional tanker trucks, and collaborations with key locations like hotels and the airport. Only 0.10% of Langkawi water accounts experienced disruptions during the previous LIMA, and SADA aims to maintain similar performance this year.

Adik-beradik Menendez berpeluang dapat parol kes pembunuhan tragis 1989

Petronas meterai PSC medan gas baharu di Turkmenistan

June 11: Decision on vocational college student murder case

The Tawau High Court has set June 11 to deliver its verdict in the case of 13 vocational college students accused of murdering their classmate, Mohamad Nazmie Aizzat Mohd Narul Azwan, last year. The judge postponed the decision after the prosecution requested time to respond to the defense's submissions. The 13 teenagers, aged 16 to 19, are charged under Section 302 of the Penal Code and face the death penalty or a lengthy prison sentence if convicted. The alleged murder took place in the college dormitory between March 21 and 22, 2023.

Foreign boat crewman jailed 4 months for overstaying in Miri

An Indonesian boat crewman, Lamisi, 43, was sentenced to four months in jail by the Miri Sessions Court for overstaying in Malaysia. He was detained on May 1, 2025, during a routine inspection aboard a local vessel near Tanjung Baram. His social visit pass had expired. Upon completing his sentence, he will be deported. He was charged under Section 15(1)(c) of the Immigration Act 1959/63.

Sarawak makes strong debut at Travel Malaysia Fair 2025 in Singapore

Sarawak debuted at the Travel Malaysia Fair (TMF) 2025 in Singapore, promoting its sustainable tourism, cultural heritage, and natural attractions. Targeting the Singaporean and expatriate market, Sarawak Tourism Board (STB) showcased its offerings through curated travel packages focused on eco-tourism, cultural immersion, and experiential travel. STB CEO Sharzede Datu Salleh Askor emphasized Singapore's importance as a key tourism market, facilitated by strong air connectivity, including 14 weekly Scoot flights. The participation aimed to strengthen ties with travel agents and encourage new tourism product development.

Ibu jual rumah bimbang didera anak

A Thai mother, previously reported missing, shocked her daughter by selling the daughter's house and revealing she had intentionally run away. The daughter, Ree, received court documents demanding she vacate the property, facing trespassing charges if she refused. The mother, Peng, was found living alone elsewhere, claiming she sold the house willingly for 600,000 baht (RM78,000) out of fear of abuse from Ree.

Tom Cruise drops into Cannes with stunts, spin, and spy games in ‘Mission: Impossible’

The eighth installment of Mission: Impossible, titled "Dead Reckoning Part One," premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. The nearly $400 million film, potentially the last in the franchise, features death-defying stunts performed by Tom Cruise, including a helicopter freefall. The premiere aims to uplift the festival's mood following controversies surrounding Hollywood's silence on Gaza and Gérard Depardieu's sexual assault conviction. Cruise avoided addressing Donald Trump's tariff threats on foreign-produced films, focusing instead on promoting the movie.

‘35 years is enough’: Menendez brothers, convicted in 1992 for killing parents, could walk free after resentencing

Lyle and Erik Menendez, imprisoned for over 30 years for murdering their parents in 1989, could be released soon. A judge reduced their life sentences without parole to 50 years to life, making them eligible for parole. The brothers, who initially claimed a mafia hit, later confessed, alleging years of abuse. Their case gained renewed attention through a Netflix series and celebrity support. A parole hearing is scheduled for next month.

Ghost in the machine? Rogue communication devices found in Chinese inverters fuels fears of sabotage

US energy officials are investigating Chinese-made power inverters, crucial for renewable energy infrastructure, after discovering undisclosed communication devices within them. These devices, found in inverters and batteries, could bypass security firewalls and allow remote access, potentially disrupting power grids. Experts are concerned about the security implications, particularly given China's potential interest in exploiting vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure. The discovery has prompted a reassessment of the risks associated with using Chinese-made equipment in renewable energy systems.