Johor motorists can claim compensation for accidents caused by damaged roads, says exco

Motorists in Johor, Malaysia, can claim compensation for accidents caused by damaged roads. Johor Public Works Committee chairman Mohamad Fazli Mohamad Salleh stated that drivers must provide evidence linking the incident to potholes or road defects. This includes photos of the damage, location details, time, a police report, and receipts. Claims should be submitted to the responsible concessionaire, local authorities, JKR, or MHA. One motorist recently received RM721,000 in compensation.

Pam air kapasiti tinggi perkukuh operasi bomba

Letih bukan punca utama kekalahan

Malaysia's top women's doubles pair, Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah, fell short of back-to-back titles, losing in the Malaysia Masters semi-finals to China's Jia Yi Fan-Zhang Shu Xian 16-21, 21-15, 14-21. Despite the loss, national coach Rosman Razak praised their performance and commitment, attributing the defeat to the opponents' superior play rather than fatigue from consecutive tournaments. He emphasized the pair's professionalism in separating personal issues from training and maintaining their drive to win.

Banyak filem bermutu kini, saya pun tak sabar nak semakin aktif – Remy Ishak

OMODA | JAECOO Announces New Spare Parts Warehouse In Shah Alam

OMODA | JAECOO strengthens its aftersales service in Malaysia with a new 88,000 sq ft parts warehouse in Shah Alam. Operated by Chery Corporate Malaysia, the facility is twice the size of the previous one and stocks 10,000 spare parts for all OMODA | JAECOO and upcoming iCAUR models. This supports the brand's growing network of 45 dealerships nationwide and future expansion in the ASEAN region.

Sagah: Inaugural Dual Language Programme Sarawak Assessment Test set for Oct 15-16

Sarawak will hold its first Dual Language Programme (DLP) assessment test (UP-DLP) for Primary 6 students on October 15-16. This initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Education, Innovation and Talent Development, aims to uphold global education standards. The assessment covers Science, Math, and English, with papers developed by local teachers and vetted by Cambridge University Press and Assessment. The Sarawak government has also allocated RM20 million for the Sarawak Enhancement Education Programme (SEEP) to further improve student performance.

Sagah: Inaugural Dual Language Programme Sarawak Assessment Test for Primary 6 students set for Oct 15-16

Sarawak will hold its first Dual Language Programme (DLP) assessment test for Primary 6 students on October 15-16. Education Minister Dato Sri Roland Sagah Wee Inn stated this initiative reflects the government's commitment to maintaining high education standards. The UP-DLP Sarawak assessment, developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, JPNS, Swinburne Innovation Malaysia, and state universities, covers Science, Mathematics, and English. Exam papers, created by local teachers, are vetted by Cambridge University Press and Assessment to ensure international standards. A contract with CUP&A was signed on April 30, witnessed by Premier Abang Johari. The Sarawak government has also allocated RM20 million for the Sarawak Enhancement Education Programme (SEEP) to improve student performance.

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‘We’re in this together’: Singapore Malay-Muslim success a collective effort, says acting Muslim affairs chief

Singapore's Acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs, Faishal Ibrahim, emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts for the success of the Malay/Muslim community. He highlighted the role of M3, a partnership between Muis, Mendaki, and the Malay Activity Executive Committees Council, in promoting community cohesion. Speaking at Cyclation 2025, a community cycling event, Faishal urged community involvement and the creation of effective networks. He stressed the need for inclusive engagement and gathering community input to shape the future, especially given the challenging global climate. Faishal recently took over the ministerial role from Masagos Zulkifli.

‘Takde kerja nak sabotaj Kongres Nasional PKR’

The Johor state government denied allegations that the recent water supply disruption in Johor Bahru was an attempt to sabotage the PKR National Congress. The disruption, affecting 155,074 accounts in Johor Bahru and Iskandar Puteri, was caused by old water pumps and a lack of backup systems at the Sungai Johor water treatment plant. Officials admitted a communication failure where the water operator failed to notify consumers of the impending disruption, exacerbating the problem.

DUN Speaker dismisses question on Premier, Cabinet’s travel expenses

Sarawak State Legislative Assembly Speaker Mohamad Asfia dismissed a question regarding Premier Abang Johari and his Cabinet's overseas travel expenses. He deemed the costs "trivial" compared to the billions in foreign investments attracted. Citing Standing Orders, he disallowed the question, arguing such travel is essential for securing investments and that online communication wouldn't suffice. He highlighted the state's revenue increase and emphasized the importance of in-person engagements for Sarawak's development.

PRN Johor lagi dua tahun – Onn Hafiz

Johor Chief Minister Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi confirmed that the state election will not be held early, as the current administration's term ends in April 2027. He emphasized the government's focus on economic and infrastructure development for the next two years, as instructed by the Acting Sultan of Johor. He called for cooperation and unity among assembly members from various political parties, highlighting their commitment and ethical conduct during the state assembly sitting.

The Asean Summit road closures show why KLIA needs a unified mobility strategy — Yap Wen Min

Highway closures in Kuala Lumpur for the 46th ASEAN Summit in May 2025 caused significant disruption for commuters, airport workers, and ride-hailing drivers. Despite existing national frameworks for integrated transport and smart mobility, like the National Transport Policy 2019-2030 and Smart Selangor Action Plan 2025, the lack of timely information led to missed flights, delays, and financial stress. This highlighted a gap between policy and implementation, impacting not only travellers but also logistics, tourism, and business continuity at KLIA, which handled 57.1 million passengers in 2024.

Murid trauma didakwa diherdik guru depan rakan-rakan

A Malaysian third-grade student is traumatized and refusing to attend school after allegedly being publicly scolded by a teacher. A video posted by the child's mother on Instagram shows the distressed child explaining her fear of returning to school. The mother also shared screenshots of her attempts to communicate with the teacher, which were ignored. Instead, the teacher sent a video of herself and other teachers berating the child and demanding she tell the truth. Netizens expressed outrage at the teacher's actions, criticizing the public shaming of the student.

Najis penguin bantu sejukkan cuaca dunia

Djokovic kini sebaris dua legenda dunia

Novak Djokovic secured his 100th career title by winning the Geneva Open, defeating Hubert Hurkacz in a grueling three-set match 5-7, 7-6(7/2), 7-6(7/2). Djokovic, 38, acknowledged the tough competition and credited Hurkacz for nearly winning. This victory places Djokovic among tennis legends Jimmy Connors and Roger Federer as the only players in the Open Era to achieve 100 titles. He also becomes the first player to win titles in 20 consecutive seasons since 2006. Djokovic will next compete in the Roland Garros against Mackenzie McDonald.

Sagah: Sarawak’s Free Tertiary Education Scheme to benefit 10,000 next year

Starting in 2024, around 10,000 Sarawakian students will benefit from the Free Tertiary Education Scheme (FTES). Focusing initially on STEM fields, law, medicine, accounting, finance, and psychology at four Sarawak-owned universities, the RM300 million scheme will cover tuition fees. Students from low-income households will also receive a RM15,000 annual stipend. Other financial aid options remain available for students pursuing courses not covered by FTES.

Onn Hafiz nafi PRN Johor lebih awal

Penduduk JB terjejas bekalan air dapat rebat 15 peratus

155,074 water consumers in Johor Bahru and Iskandar Puteri affected by the recent water disruption will receive a 15% rebate on their October water bills. Johor Menteri Besar, Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi, stated the rebate applies to both domestic and non-domestic users, including residences, places of worship, welfare institutions, businesses, and industries. He acknowledged the rebate may not fully compensate for the hardship experienced but hopes it provides some relief. The rebate was agreed upon following negotiations with water supplier Ranhill SAJ. Onn Hafiz apologized for the disruption and pledged to prevent similar incidents.

Nintendo Switch 2 Has USB Mouse Support

The Nintendo Switch 2 supports USB mice, confirmed by Koei Tecmo's developer commentary for Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening Complete Edition. While the Joy-Con controllers can function as a mouse, the game demonstrates using a traditional USB mouse connected to the console. Nintendo previously teased mouse pointer functionality within the Nintendo Today app. While the first-generation Switch supported keyboards and mice, it wasn't widely advertised or supported by many games. It remains unclear how extensively USB mouse support will be implemented on the Switch 2.