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Taipei dream over — one last dance for Chen Tang Jie-Chan Wen Tse at Malaysia Masters?

Malaysian mixed doubles pair Chen Tang Jie and Chan Wen Tse, a scratch pairing, lost in the Taipei Open 2025 semi-finals to Indonesian fourth seeds. This marks the end of their maiden tournament together. They are expected to play in the Malaysia Masters 2025 before Tang Jie reunites with his established partner Toh Ee Wei for the Singapore Open 2025. The pair were temporarily split after the Paris 2024 Olympics following tensions, but have since requested to resume their partnership.

Pearly Tan-Thinaah contract talks set for final round after Thailand Open, says BAM deputy president

The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) will decide the future of top women's doubles pair Pearly Tan and M. Thinaah after the Thailand Open 2025. The pair's contract expired in December, and they have yet to sign a new one, sparking speculation about their departure. BAM deputy president Datuk V. Subramaniam stated a final discussion will occur next week, emphasizing that contract negotiations shouldn't be used as leverage. He also mentioned the council's agreement on increased transparency regarding player earnings, potentially leading to public disclosure in the future.

PM, Premier to announce decision on Petros-Petronas issue ‘when the time is right’, says Julaihi

Sarawak's Utility and Telecommunications Minister, Dato Sri Julaihi Narawi, stated that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Sarawak Premier Abang Johari Tun Openg will release a joint statement regarding the Petros-Petronas discussions and the Distribution of Gas Ordinance (DGO) 2016 when ready. Julaihi expressed confidence in a mutual agreement and reaffirmed Petros's role as the sole gas aggregator in Sarawak under the DGO 2016. He declined to comment on a leaked letter concerning the DGO, emphasizing the matter is for the Prime Minister and Premier to resolve. He clarified the DGO 2016 applies only to gas distribution, not oil.

60 peratus salah guna dadah golongan belia

‘Ayah suka salji, tapi lain kali ajak ayah sekali ya’

A Malaysian father returned home from work exhausted to find his living room covered in baby powder, which his young child described as "snow." Touched by the child's innocent attempt to create a joyful surprise, the father hugged the child and gently suggested they make snow together next time. The heartwarming story, shared on TikTok, resonated with many parents, highlighting the importance of appreciating children's perspectives and cherishing these moments.

‘Call it Mexican America’: Mexico mocks Trump as it sues Google over Gulf of Mexico name row

Mexico has sued Google for renaming the Gulf of Mexico to "Gulf of America" on Google Maps for US users. President Claudia Sheinbaum announced the lawsuit following a US law change based on a Trump-era executive order. Mexico argues the order only applies to the US portion of the continental shelf, not the entire gulf. Sheinbaum previously warned Google about potential legal action and has suggested renaming the US "Mexican America" in response to the name change dispute. The countries are currently negotiating trade tensions.

‘Abah sempat sedekah pisang di masjid’ – anak

A 68-year-old man, Mazlan Ahmad, tragically died after being hit by a lorry while returning home from Friday prayers. He had just fulfilled his wish of donating the first harvest of bananas from his tree to the mosque congregation. His daughter, Rohaiza Mazlan, shared that her father insisted on sharing the bananas even though they weren't fully ripe, wanting everyone to have a taste. The accident occurred on Jalan Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur.

BAM sedia ‘tamatkan cerita’ kontrak Pearly-Thinaah

The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) will hold a final meeting with women's doubles pair Pearly Tan and M. Thinaah next week upon their return from the Thailand Open to resolve their ongoing contract dispute. BAM has made an offer, but the players have yet to sign, repeatedly counter-proposing with different figures. BAM Deputy President Datuk V. Subramaniam stated the association will not be held hostage and will stand firm on their offer. He also suggested publicly disclosing player earnings in the future for transparency.

PDRM on high alert with 6,200 personnel for Asean summit security, elite units on standby

Nearly 6,200 Royal Malaysia Police officers will be deployed to secure the ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur on May 26-27. Extensive training exercises, including VIP escort, riot control, bomb disposal, and counter-terrorism, have been conducted. Elite units like UTK and 69 Commando are on standby. While no specific threats have been identified, police are vigilant and monitoring regional security developments. Collaboration with other security agencies and private firms is underway, with heightened security also planned for side event locations and tourist spots.

Lelaki warga emas kuat merokok risiko dijangkiti tibi

Senior citizens, especially men over 60 who are active smokers, are at high risk of contracting tuberculosis (TB) in Penang, Malaysia. Dr. Rozaini Mat Shah, Penang's Deputy Health Director, stated that weakened immunity due to smoking affects lung function and respiratory systems, increasing vulnerability. Early detection and treatment significantly improve recovery chances. While TB remains among the top five infectious diseases, cases decreased by 2.3% in 2024 compared to 2023, with 1,273 new and recurring cases reported. Deaths also decreased from 156 to 125. Health authorities are committed to strengthening funding and services to eradicate TB.

Lelaki rentung, kenderaan terbakar selepas langgar pokok

Anwar and Paetongtarn to hold joint Cabinet meeting at Bukit Kayu Hitam border, push for peace and trade ties

Thai PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim will hold a joint cabinet meeting at the Sadao-Bukit Kayu Hitam border later this year. The leaders discussed this, along with strengthening ASEAN cooperation, addressing the southern Thailand violence, and developing border areas, during a phone call. They will also meet at the ASEAN Leaders’ Summit in Kuala Lumpur. This follows Anwar's visit to Thailand last month where an MoU for a cross-border bridge project was signed. Bilateral trade between the countries continues to grow.

‘Satu hari nanti, siapa kutuk Cik B tomboi, lihat sendiri’

Celebrity entrepreneur Datuk Seri Vida expressed her hope for her daughter, Cik B, to embrace a more feminine appearance and lifestyle. In a Mother's Day message, Vida shared her dreams of Cik B finding a life partner and having children. She also expressed gratitude for her children, acknowledging their individual differences and emphasizing her unconditional love for Cik B, despite past criticisms about her daughter's tomboyish image.

Warga emas aktif merokok berisiko tinggi dijangkiti tibi

Employees entitled to replacement holiday on June 3 as Gawai, Agong’s Birthday fall on same day

Due to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's Birthday coinciding with the second day of Gawai Dayak on June 2, 2025, employees in Sarawak observing Gawai will receive a replacement holiday on June 3. The Sarawak Labour Department clarified that the Agong's Birthday is a mandatory holiday, while Gawai is optional. If June 1 is an employee's rest day, June 3 and 4 become public holidays. This arrangement is in accordance with the Labour Ordinance (Sarawak Chapter 76), with the option for employers and employees to mutually agree on a different replacement day.

4 premis makanan ada najis tikus di dapur, stor

Four food premises in Penang, Malaysia, were immediately shut down for 14 days due to unsanitary conditions, including rat droppings found in storage, kitchen, and frozen food areas. The closure, effective until May 22, 2025, follows a joint operation by the Penang Island City Council (MBPP) and other enforcement agencies. The operation focused on license compliance, hygiene, food handling, smoking bans, and tax regulations. Fines were also issued for price control violations and smoking on the premises.

Foreign Minister: Students in India, Pakistan advised to contact missions, steer clear of Kashmir

Malaysian Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan advises Malaysians in India and Pakistan, particularly students, to register with their respective High Commissions and avoid risky areas, especially Kashmir, due to recent cross-border attacks. While no Malaysians have been reported affected, he urged caution and trip cancellations to dangerous zones. Malaysia also calls for de-escalation between India and Pakistan, expressing concern over drone and rocket attacks and urging both nations to prioritize peace.

Individu rentung dalam pacuan empat roda terbakar

Waspada musim panas yang bermula hari ini – Ahmad Zahid

Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi urged citizens to avoid open burning and practice water conservation as the Southwest Monsoon season, expected to last from May 10 to September 2025, commences. The anticipated low rainfall increases the risk of haze. This precaution is crucial for public health, environmental protection, and water resource sustainability. The Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) issued a statement regarding the monsoon season's start. Citizens are encouraged to use the myCuaca app or visit www.met.gov.my for updates.

Piala Asia 2025: Selepas libas Nepal, Malaysia mahu tumbangkan Thailand

Malaysia's men's sepak takraw team started their 2025 Asia Cup campaign with a dominant 2-0 victory over Nepal in Group B. The Malaysian team, featuring Noraizat Nordin and Aidil Aiman, easily won both sets 15-7 and 15-5. Noraizat's sharp attacks and Aidil's steady play ensured Malaysia's control throughout the match. Substitute Redwan Hakim Muhammad maintained the team's dominance. Malaysia will next face Thailand, aiming to repeat their World Cup victory. Coach Aswadi Abdullah urged his team to be prepared for the tough challenge against the sepak takraw giants.