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Regu Malaysia ratah Thailand, juara Piala Asia 2025

Malaysia's sepak takraw team defeated Thailand 2-0 (15-13, 15-9) in the final of the Kuala Lumpur 2025 Asian Cup, held at the Titiwangsa Stadium. The Malaysian trio, led by tekong Mohammad Syahir Mohd Rosdi, outplayed the Thai team, including their gold medal trio. This victory repeats their win against Thailand in the 2024 Kuala Lumpur World Cup final and strengthens Malaysia's position as a sepak takraw powerhouse. It also provides motivation for upcoming tournaments like the King's Cup and the SEA Games.

Malaysia bedal Thailand, muncul juara Piala Asia 2025

EPL: Tottenham tempang pemain bintang ‘dibedah’

Tottenham Hotspur's Dejan Kulusevski will miss the remainder of the season after undergoing knee surgery. He sustained the injury during Spurs' 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace. This adds to manager Ange Postecoglou's woes, with James Maddison and Lucas Bergvall also unavailable for the upcoming match against Aston Villa. Kulusevski's absence is a significant blow to Tottenham's hopes of ending their 17-year trophy drought in next week's Europa League final against Manchester United.

3 lelaki skinhead belasah ‘lunyai’ vokalis didakwa esok

Three of six suspected skinhead gang members will be charged in Johor Bahru Magistrate's Court for assaulting Armpunk Syndicate vocalist, Zed. Johor Bahru South District Police Chief, ACP Raub Selamat, stated the charges will be under Section 324 of the Penal Code. Six local men were initially arrested following the May 10th incident at a shopping mall, which went viral on social media. Three suspects were released unconditionally after further investigation.

Polis sahkan insiden bot TLDM langgar bot pelancong

103 penduduk Gaza syahid akibat bedilan ‘tanpa henti’ tentera Israel

Pelatih PLKN 3.0 Sesi 2/2025 wajib lapor diri selewatnya esok

The National Service Training Department (JLKN) issued a stern reminder to all selected trainees for the National Service Training Program (PLKN) 3.0 Session 2/2025 to report to their designated camps by noon on May 16, 2025. Attendance is mandatory, and failure to attend without a valid reason or medical certificate will be considered a violation, punishable by a fine of up to RM3,000, imprisonment of up to six months, or both, under Section 18(1) of the National Service Training Act. Inducing trainees to be absent without permission is also an offense under Section 19(2). JLKN urges cooperation for the smooth implementation of the program.

Anwar slams unilateral decisions by some countries as sheer display of power and arrogance, ignoring interests of small nations

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, during his visit to Russia and after receiving an honorary doctorate from MGIMO, criticized unilateral actions by powerful nations, emphasizing the importance of respecting all countries regardless of size. He highlighted the need for strong economic fundamentals alongside human values in bilateral relations, expressing gratitude for the warm reception from Russia. Anwar stressed the importance of mutual respect and cooperation between nations despite differing backgrounds, citing ASEAN's diverse membership as an example.

Land and Survey Dept reviews outdated policies to improve service delivery, says Bintulu superintendent

The Sarawak Land and Survey Department in Bintulu is actively updating its policies and procedures for better service delivery. Superintendent Haslinda Hamdan emphasized embracing innovation for efficiency and highlighted the ongoing issuance of land titles under Section 18 of the Sarawak Land Code, recognizing native customary rights. She stressed the need for public servants to adapt to modern practices, eliminating delays and bureaucracy, echoing the state's 3R approach (Revisit, Rethink, Recharge) for improved service standards.

Nahas FRU: Undang-undang sedia ada cukup untuk hukum pemilik syarikat lori

Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi stated that existing laws are sufficient to penalize negligent company and vehicle owners involved in accidents. He emphasized that investigations consider not only driver negligence but also the responsibility of vehicle owners and companies. This statement follows public outcry for legal action against the owner and company of the lorry involved in the fatal accident that killed nine members of the Federal Reserve Unit (FRU). He confirmed that the investigation is underway, handled by the Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department (JSPT) and the Road Transport Department (JPJ).

NCR land surveys to continue for valid claims, says Deputy Premier

Sarawak Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan affirmed the government's continued commitment to surveying Native Customary Rights (NCR) land, contingent upon valid legal evidence and landowner consent. He emphasized that ongoing disputes or court cases halt the process, urging resolution before resubmission. Highlighting the two-stage survey process (perimeter and individual lot), he noted over 1.2 million hectares surveyed since 2010. He attributed rising land disputes to rapid rural development and urged claimants with valid proof to apply, while cautioning against false claims. He also addressed misconceptions about Section 6 documents, emphasizing their validity in land ownership.

Isteri maut ketika pulang lepas ambil anak lelaki di asrama

A housewife, Rohaya Jaafar, 42, died in a car crash on Jalan Gua Musang-Kuala Krai while returning home after picking up her son from boarding school. Her Perodua Kancil collided with a lorry. Her husband, Mohd. Rizlan, 47, said it was her routine to fetch their son. Two other sons, aged 9 and 14, were also in the car. Police are investigating the accident.

Sarawak’s first mozzarella cheese plant in Merapok set to start production this August

Sarawak's Green Valley Dairy Farm will begin producing mozzarella cheese this August at its new RM16 million facility in Merapok, Lawas. The plant, located at the Meragang Buffalo Breeding Station, aims to become Southeast Asia's largest mozzarella producer, exporting to European and regional markets. Over 700 Murrah buffaloes imported from Australia will supply milk, with the first batch of over 200 arriving by the end of May. The high-yield Murrah buffaloes are expected to significantly boost production compared to local breeds. This will be the largest mozzarella production in Malaysia, surpassing existing facilities in Langkawi and Selangor.

Scoot urged to reinstate Singapore-Bintulu direct flights

Malaysia's Tourism Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing urged Scoot to reinstate direct flights between Singapore and Bintulu, highlighting the route's importance for business travel to Samalaju Industrial Park. He also proposed increasing Singapore-Langkawi flight frequency and improving connectivity to Semporna via Tawau. Tiong emphasized the need for a Memorandum of Cooperation between Tourism Malaysia and Scoot, leveraging Singapore's status as a regional hub to boost Malaysian tourism.

[VIDEO] “Lafaz talak sorih, jelas dan sah”

A Malaysian influencer, Siti Jamumall (Siti Suriani Wahiddin), was divorced by her husband, Khairul Aiman Abdul Kudus, via a livestream. Islamic scholar Ustaz Izmir Fareez analyzed the pronouncement, stating the divorce is valid due to the clear wording used. He questioned whether it constitutes a double or triple divorce, given their previous divorce and reconciliation, emphasizing the importance of the specific phrasing used by the husband.

Fire safety starts at grassroots, says S’wak Deputy Minister

Sarawak Deputy Transport Minister Dato Henry Harry Jinep launched a fire safety campaign in Bau, emphasizing community preparedness as crucial for fire resilience. The campaign, part of Bau's 205th anniversary and Pesta Tasik Biru 2025, includes training for community firefighting teams from four villages. Jinep highlighted the importance of these teams acting as community safety agents. Sarawak Bomba director Jamri Masran reiterated Bomba's commitment to public fire safety education through various initiatives like Skuad Bomba Tahfiz and Teman Pili Bomba.

Ulama Indonesia bantah cadangan benarkan kasino

Drive responsibly for safety, not just to avoid fines, says S’wak Transport Minister

Sarawak Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin urged road users to prioritize safety by adhering to traffic rules, not just to avoid penalties. He expressed concern over drivers only complying when authorities are present, citing examples like seatbelt use and mobile phone usage. He highlighted rear-end collisions as the top accident cause in Sarawak, with 2,236 cases in the first four months of 2025, contributing to the total 6,724 accidents and 120 fatalities statewide. He attributed accidents to negligent driving, increased vehicle numbers, weather, road conditions, and terrain.

Pasangan kurung remaja dalam tandas, kandang anjing selama tujuh tahun

Pembantu rumah letak cecair peluntur dalam sup ayam

A domestic helper in Batam, Indonesia, faced public outrage after attempting to poison her employer by adding bleach to chicken soup. A viral video shows the helper crying and pleading not to be reported to the police after her employer's family detected a strange smell in the soup. The motive was allegedly retaliation for being asked to clean the cat's cage. Netizens expressed concern and urged the employer to report the incident to the authorities.