Malaysia perlu cari pelabur, pindahkan teknologi

Mata makin kabur, jalan pun nak jatuh

Ishamrizull Ismail, a 46-year-old security guard from Pekan, Malaysia, is struggling with chronic diabetes and kidney damage. His failing eyesight threatens his livelihood as the sole breadwinner for his family. He requires urgent eye surgery costing RM6,000 and ongoing dialysis treatment costing RM2,400 monthly. His wife, a food stall assistant, now has the added burden of transporting him to and from work. Donations are being sought to help cover his medical expenses.

Polis tahan dua lelaki, rampas ganja lebih 50 kilo

Pemancing dan ikan pendatang

Environmentalists and private groups in Malaysia are expressing concern over the influx of invasive fish species like African catfish, bandaraya, redtail catfish, Chao Phraya catfish, and peacock bass. These non-native fish, imported from various countries for ornamental or aquaculture purposes, pose a threat to local ecosystems. The article further discusses the issue but requires a login or subscription to access the full content.

SPNB tawar tiga bentuk bantuan kepada 17 penduduk Putra Heights

Teknologi terkini pantau kerakusan penerokaan alam

Rapid development fuels exploitation of natural resources, leading to deforestation, uncontrolled logging, excessive mining, and abrupt land-use changes. This threatens ecosystems, climate, biodiversity, and socio-economic stability. Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) offer efficient monitoring solutions by providing timely spatial data. These technologies can help track and manage the impacts of unsustainable practices.

‘Mengendap’ gelama tirusan di Sepang Besar

Malaysia is home to various catfish species, ranging from small to tens of kilograms. Catfish are a popular target for anglers, especially the 'gelama tirusan'. Sepang Besar River in Bagan Lalang, Selangor, despite its small size and high fishing pressure due to its proximity to Klang Valley, continues to attract numerous anglers daily. The article focuses on fishing for 'gelama tirusan' in this river.

Over 50 gymnasts vie for Sarawak Amateur Gymnastics Association upgrading honours

Genevieve Sim Xin Yu and Attelia Sim Xin Ting dominated the Sarawak Amateur Gymnastics Association (SAGYMA) Rhythmic Gymnastics Grading Competition. Genevieve topped ball, clubs, and all-around in Grade 2 Part 2, while Attelia won ribbon and placed second overall. Francess Clare Lim Syn won Grade 3 Part 1, and Joanna Tan Xiuyan won Grade 2 Part 1. Joan Chew Jia Yuan swept the Little Gymnast category. The competition, held at MMA Sports Hub, featured 51 gymnasts and concluded with an awards ceremony attended by SAGYMA patron Kho Teck Wan.

Pancaroba ‘popping’ GT Labuan

A fishing trip from Kuala Lumpur to Labuan focused on popping for Giant Trevally (GT). The anglers arrived at night, fished the next day, and returned to Kuala Lumpur by midday the following day. They chartered the boat 'Blue Shark Fishing' captained by Khairolnizam Daud, departing from Pantai Batu Manikar. The article highlights the convenient proximity of Labuan's popping locations for GT fishing.

Bintulu top seven other teams to win Mukah 10-a-side Rugby Championship

Bintulu emerged victorious in the Mukah 10-a-side Rugby Championship, defeating KL's Tueto Wear 24-15 in the final. They previously overcame Sibu 12-5 in the semi-finals. Miri secured the plate championship by narrowly beating Sibu 14-12. Eight teams participated, including Kuching Rugby Football Club and three Mukah-based teams. Sibu Rugby is preparing for the Memorial Cup 10-a-side tournament in August, targeting 16 men's and six U-18 boys' teams. Interested teams can contact organizers for registration. No women's event is planned due to insufficient interest.

United belanja BBQ menang Liga Europa

Manchester United will forgo a traditional victory parade if they win the Europa League final on May 22nd. Instead, a barbecue is planned due to the team's tight schedule before their pre-season tour to Asia. This contrasts with Tottenham Hotspur, who would hold a parade if victorious. As a cost-saving measure, United players will only receive two tickets each for the final and must purchase any additional ones. Manager Ruben Amorim reportedly bought tickets for 30 staff members and their families.

Google Walk elak jemaah haji tersasar

Malaysian Hajj pilgrims are encouraged to use a new navigation platform, Google Walk, based on Google Maps, to find their way back to their accommodations in Mecca. Developed by Tabung Haji (TH), the platform is specifically designed for Malaysian pilgrims staying in seven designated buildings. It offers a user-friendly interface, consumes less data than live location sharing, and helps pilgrims navigate, especially after performing Umrah. While it doesn't have a tracker, pilgrims can share their location with TH staff for assistance. The platform addresses the recurring issue of pilgrims getting lost, particularly during peak times around Masjidil Haram.

Organisers urged to sustain SIMBC’s new UCI status

Malaysia's Siol International Mountain Bike Challenge (SIMBC) 2025 has been upgraded to Category 1 (C1) by the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI). Youth, Sports and Entrepreneur Development Minister Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah challenged organizers to maintain the new status, emphasizing the importance of consistent organization and positive athlete feedback. The 10th edition, held from August 21-24, will feature various events, including new Under-16 and Under-23 categories. The prize pool has been increased to RM100,000, and over 300 riders are expected.

Mentaliti badang perlu menang pingat

The Malaysian Weightlifting Federation (PABM) President, Datuk Ayub Rahmat, urged national weightlifters to prioritize winning medals over breaking national records in international competitions. He emphasized that while breaking national records is commendable, it becomes meaningless if athletes fail to secure podium finishes. He made this statement following the recent Asian Weightlifting Championships in Jiangshan, China, where two Malaysian athletes broke national records but failed to win medals. He acknowledged the athletes' performance considering their long absence from international competition but stressed the importance of podium finishes for the country.

‘Memanggil’ tambak Pemanggil

The author typically visits Pulau Pemanggil, Mersing, Johor for jigging or casting. This trip, however, focused on bottom fishing due to bringing his wife and youngest child, and accompanying a group of senior citizens from Singapore. The oldest member was 80 years old. The article seems to detail this fishing trip but is cut short by a subscription prompt.

UniMAP lantik Guntor CEO Fakulti Kejuruteraan

28 trip feri tambahan sempena LIMA’25

Caj pesakit luar RM1, patut naik atau tidak?

A mother expressed frustration after her 22-month-old daughter allegedly waited nearly 11 hours for treatment at Melaka Hospital after suffering a seizure. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of overcrowding in Malaysian public hospitals, previously compared to enduring traffic jams. The article also touches upon parking difficulties and raises the question of whether outpatient fees should be increased.

Sistem pengairan sawah Klebang dibina hujung tahun ini

Lawas to host inaugural International Dragon Boat and Cultural Festival this May 22–25

Lawas, Sarawak will host its first International Dragon Boat and Cultural Festival from May 22-25. The event will feature dragon boat races with 28 teams from Sarawak, Sabah, Brunei, and Labuan, alongside cultural performances by 25 ethnic groups, a food fair, and exhibitions. Organized by the Lawas Chinese Cultural Welfare and Expedition Association, the festival aims to boost tourism, preserve cultural heritage, and support local businesses. Sarawak Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan is expected to officiate the opening.