Suami isteri maut, Kenari dinaiki langgar belakang treler

An elderly couple died after their Perodua Kenari crashed into the back of a trailer on Jalan Bindu, Tongkang Pechah. The accident occurred around 9:30 am when the trailer stopped at a red light. The Kenari, driven by 69-year-old Mazalan Balia with his 75-year-old wife Pauziyah Radin Ahmad, failed to stop in time. Both sustained severe injuries and were taken to Hospital Sultanah Nora Ismail, where they later succumbed to their injuries.

Sungai Lui dilanda ribut, 88 buah rumah rosak

A storm hit Sungai Lui, Jempol, Malaysia, damaging at least 88 houses and a school dormitory. Nine houses in Kampung Baru Ayer Hitam and 79 in Felda Lui Barat were affected. The storm lasted approximately 15 minutes. 24 residents have been temporarily relocated to a shelter at SMK Lui Barat. The school's dormitory has been temporarily closed for safety reasons.

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Anwar defends Nurul Izzah’s appointment as PKR’s new deputy president, rejects claims of nepotism

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim refuted nepotism claims regarding his daughter Nurul Izzah's election as PKR's deputy president. He emphasized her victory was achieved democratically with party members' support. Anwar highlighted his wife, Wan Azizah's, leadership during challenging times without facing similar accusations. He urged PKR to reject narratives distorting their struggle and focus on Nurul Izzah's contributions to the party.

Melaka tunggu arahan KKM haram penjualan vape

Melaka is prepared to ban the sale of electronic cigarettes or vapes if it receives clear instructions from the Federal Government and the Ministry of Health (MOH). Local authorities will implement the ban once decided by the State Executive Council. They are awaiting a comprehensive directive from the Melaka State Health Department and the state government. Coordination with the federal government is needed for consistent implementation across states. The issue of sellers potentially hiding behind electronics licenses is acknowledged, and a win-win approach is sought, balancing livelihoods with public health, especially for young people.

SCCS donates RM496,000 to support Ariyana’s brave fight against cancer

Five-year-old Ariyana from Miri, battling neuroblastoma, has received over RM496,000 in support from the Sarawak Children's Cancer Society (SCCS). Her treatment journey, which began with common cold-like symptoms, has included chemotherapy, surgeries, a bone marrow transplant, radiotherapy, and immunotherapy. SCCS provided crucial support to Ariyana and her mother, helping them navigate the complexities of cancer treatment. Despite facing severe side effects, Ariyana's resilience inspired her mother to become an advocate for thorough treatment and awareness of cancer signs.

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Curtin’s The Great Escape camp in Miri inspires future university students

Curtin University Malaysia's 'The Great Escape' (TGE 2025) camp provided over 100 secondary school students from Miri with an immersive university experience. Initiated in 2014 by Sarawak Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin, the annual camp offers workshops, interactive sessions, and team-building activities to foster academic and personal growth. The program exposes students to campus culture, academic activities, and student life, equipping them with essential skills for their future.

Lelaki maut dipercayai dipatuk haiwan berbisa dalam bilik air

A 57-year-old man died in Kampung Payung, Setiu, after being bitten by an unidentified venomous animal in his bathroom. The victim, Abdul Kadir Setapa, was found weak by his nephew after his wife, who was at work, was informed of the incident. He was rushed to the hospital but later succumbed to his injuries. Abdul Kadir had a history of heart disease and asthma. Police are investigating the cause of death and a post-mortem will be conducted.

Malaysia akan ke Myanmar bincang isu krisis secara terus dengan SAC

Malaysia will visit Myanmar to continue negotiations aimed at resolving the ongoing crisis impacting ASEAN. Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan stated this after gathering input from various stakeholders, including ethnic groups. Malaysia, as ASEAN Chair, plans to present these concerns to Myanmar's State Administration Council (SAC). Mohamad emphasized the need for ongoing dialogue to build understanding and establish bridges between conflicting parties. He highlighted ASEAN's responsibility to address the crisis, citing its spillover effects like refugees and cross-border crime, and reiterated the importance of adhering to the Five-Point Consensus.

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AI in classrooms? Use your head, not just the tool, says S’wak minister

Sarawak Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin cautioned teachers to use AI tools judiciously in education. While acknowledging the benefits of technology and AI in modern teaching, he emphasized the importance of maintaining a balance to prevent over-reliance and ensure students develop critical thinking skills. He highlighted the risk of AI undermining genuine academic effort and stressed the need for thoughtful integration of technology in the classroom. Lee also recognized the increasing demands on teachers to adapt to digital teaching methods and presented awards to outstanding educators.

Ikan keli dicuri 3 lelaki tidak berpakaian

CCTV footage captured three naked men stealing approximately 20 kilograms of catfish from a fish farm in Lumajang, East Java, Indonesia on May 15th. This was the fifth such incident at the farm owned by Badrus. Instead of reporting to the police, Badrus shared the video on social media hoping to shame the thieves and deter future thefts.

MRC Sibu calls on Deputy Premier to seek stronger support for humanitarian efforts

The Malaysian Red Crescent (MRC) Sibu Chapter met with Sarawak's Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian to discuss challenges and request increased support for their humanitarian work. Chairman Penghulu Chua Hiong Kee expressed gratitude for Dr Sim's ongoing support, emphasizing its importance for the sustainability of MRC's services in Sibu. The visit also provided the MRC delegation with insights into Sarawak's administrative and legislative processes. MRC Sibu highlighted the visit as a symbol of collaboration between community organizations and leadership.

Fully-funded higher education soon for Sarawakian workers, says Sagah

The Sarawak government will soon offer fully-funded higher education to Sarawakian workers in both public and private sectors. This initiative, separate from the existing Free Tertiary Education Scheme (FTES) for school students, aims to provide opportunities for working adults to pursue full-time degrees and improve their qualifications. Applicants must secure a place at a university before applying for the funding, which will be available at state-owned institutions like Swinburne, Curtin, and UTS. There's no age limit, but applicants must have 'K' status on their MyKad. The Premier announced this initiative on May 18th.

Cannes Film Festival hit by city-wide power outage, closing ceremony to proceed as planned

The 78th Cannes Film Festival concluded despite a power outage caused by a suspected arson attack. Films about political prisoners, despotism, and fractured families are among the Palme d'Or contenders. Iranian director Jafar Panahi's "It Was Just an Accident" and Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa's "Two Prosecutors" are highly rated, but Joachim Trier's "Sentimental Value" received a 19-minute standing ovation and is also a strong contender. The festival was marked by political discussions about the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, as well as US President Donald Trump.