Selesema burung: China, EU henti import ayam dari Brazil

Shere Khan the Punggol cat likely hit by vehicle, NParks says after outcry over suspected abuse

A community cat named Shere Khan in Punggol, Singapore, died from severe injuries likely caused by a vehicular accident, according to NParks. Initially suspected as a case of animal abuse by animal welfare group Luni Singapore, investigations and a vet report pointed to blunt force trauma consistent with a traffic incident. The cat's death sparked public concern and calls for stronger animal protection laws, prompting responses from government officials who emphasized compassion and ongoing efforts to review the Animals and Birds Act.

Newcastle tak pandang rendah Arsenal

Newcastle United manager, Eddie Howe, has cautioned his team to remain focused ahead of their Premier League clash against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium. The Magpies aim to secure a Champions League spot by winning the match and potentially overtaking second-placed Arsenal. Howe emphasized the importance of maintaining focus and not underestimating Arsenal, despite winning all three previous encounters this season. He acknowledged the difficulty of playing away but expressed confidence in his team's ability to handle the pressure.

25 maut puting beliung badai 2 negeri AS

At least 25 people were killed and dozens injured after tornadoes ripped through two US states, Kentucky and Missouri. Kentucky reported 18 deaths, while Missouri confirmed seven, five of which occurred in St. Louis. The tornado hit southeastern Kentucky early Friday morning, and officials expect the death toll to rise. Thousands of buildings were damaged, roofs destroyed, and power lines downed, leaving approximately 140,000 properties without electricity. Search and rescue efforts are underway.

Lelaki rentung dalam kebakaran rumah

Abdul Karim takes on new role as PBB’s publicity chief, pledges alignment with party’s direction

Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah has been appointed as Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB)'s new publicity chief. The Asajaya assemblyman views the role as similar to his previous vice-president position, emphasizing the authority to issue statements. He aims to work closely with the secretary-general and party president to ensure alignment with PBB's direction. Abdul Karim expressed gratitude to party president and Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg for the appointment, which fills the vacancy left by Datuk Idris Buang. He retains his ministerial portfolios for Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts, and Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development.

Pemeliharaan warisan penting untuk perpaduan negara

Kes penagihan dadah menurun di Wilayah Persekutuan

Drug abuse cases in the Federal Territories have decreased to 5,800 this year (until March) compared to 4,999 in the same period last year. The National Anti-Drug Agency (AADK) organized a 5km run in Kuala Lumpur as part of the 2025 Anti-Drug Day commemoration to further reduce drug abuse. AADK Director-General Datuk Ruslin Jusoh stated that such healthy and open programs strengthen community involvement in drug prevention and promote a drug-free lifestyle.

Pemandu tersepit nahas dua van kilang

A driver was trapped in the front seat after a collision involving two factory vans on Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, Sungai Tiram, Penang. The victim, 44-year-old Rosmadi Seleman@Sulaiman, suffered a leg injury and was taken to a nearby hospital. The Penang Fire and Rescue Department received the call at 6:20 am and dispatched a team from the Bayan Baru fire station. The rescue operation involved stabilizing the vehicles and extricating the victim using special equipment. The victim was successfully rescued at 6:56 am.

Serangan besar-besaran ragut nyawa ratusan penduduk Gaza

Israel has broadened its Gaza offensive, resulting in at least 32 more deaths, including women and children, according to Palestinian rescuers. The Israeli military stated the operation aims to achieve all war objectives, including hostage release and defeating Hamas. The expanded attacks follow a 72-hour period where over 300 people were killed, marking one of the deadliest weeks since the March ceasefire breach. The operation, named Gideon’s Chariots, involves seizing strategic areas within the Gaza Strip.

One death every 36 hours in Malaysia from lorry crashes, with speeding and poor maintenance key causes, study shows

A Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS) study revealed that accidents involving heavy vehicles like lorries and trailers caused 1,457 deaths on Malaysian roads over the past six years, with highways being the most dangerous. One life is lost every 36 hours due to these accidents. Factors like speeding, overloading, and driver fatigue contribute to the high fatality rate. Poor vehicle maintenance and non-compliance with safety codes also play a role. The study highlighted the significant impact of heavy vehicle collisions, especially at high speeds.

‘No music for murder’: Pro-Palestinian protest in Basel turns violent over Israel’s Eurovision appearance

Pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with riot police in Basel, Switzerland, during the Eurovision Song Contest. The protests were sparked by Israel's participation in the contest amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters carrying Palestinian flags and signs condemning Israel. The clashes occurred shortly before Israeli contestant Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the October 7 attack, performed her song "New Day Will Rise".

Antara pembangunan dan melindungi habitat haiwan

Pencegahan Dadah Tanggungjawab Bersama – AADK

Lima maut, helikopter bertembung di Finland

‘Benda apa yang dipegang itu?’

A viral video showing a woman using a seemingly transparent phone sparked curiosity online. Netizens speculated it was a new, expensive Nokia model. However, the woman clarified it was an acrylic piece called a 'metaphone,' designed to combat phone addiction. It mimics the physical feel of a phone, addressing the collective tension associated with device dependence. Social media reactions were mixed, with some pointing out the obvious lack of functionality.

Ramai terkesan jika kelab ‘tutup kedai’

The First Instance Body (FIB) faces a dilemma in deciding which Malaysian football clubs will receive national licenses for the upcoming season. Failing to secure a license could lead to a surplus of players and significantly impact the local football ecosystem. Stadium owners, ticketing companies, security personnel, volunteers, merchandise vendors, and food stall operators, among others, rely on the income generated by league matches. Football observer, Associate Professor Zulakbal Abd. Karim, highlighted the widespread consequences of club closures, affecting not only players and staff but also various stakeholders. The FIB is currently reviewing documents submitted by clubs applying for licenses, considering financial, business, personnel, legal, sporting, and infrastructure criteria.

China Inc eyes Singapore listings as trade tensions push firms beyond Hong Kong

At least five Chinese companies are planning IPOs, dual listings, or share placements in Singapore over the next 12-18 months, according to sources. This move is driven by escalating global trade tensions and the companies' desire to expand in Southeast Asia. The potential listings, which include energy, healthcare, and biotech firms, could revitalize the Singapore Exchange (SGX), which has seen fewer IPOs compared to its regional rivals. Experts suggest the increasing interest in SGX is a direct result of the US-China trade war, with Singapore viewed as a key gateway for Chinese businesses seeking international expansion.

Crystal Palace stun Manchester City to win first FA Cup in 120-year history

Crystal Palace secured their first-ever FA Cup title with a 1-0 upset against Manchester City. Eberechi Eze's early goal and goalkeeper Dean Henderson's crucial saves, including a penalty stop, propelled Palace to victory. Despite controversy surrounding a potential Henderson handball outside the box, Palace held on, claiming their first major trophy in 120 years and a Europa League spot. City's trophyless season continues, marking their first since 2016-17.

UKM, USM dipilih laksana projek rintis Program Pendidikan Tingkatan Enam

The Ministry of Education (MOE) is launching a Form Six Education Program at public universities starting this year for 2024 SPM graduates. A pilot project will be conducted at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) and Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) in collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE). The program offers Science and Social Science streams. Successful SPM 2024 graduates who have received offers for Form Six can apply from tomorrow until May 25th, with results available on June 3rd. Regular Form Six Semester 1, 2025 admissions can also be checked online starting tomorrow, with appeals open until May 25th and results on June 3rd. Successful students must report to their assigned Form Six centers on June 10th.