Guru tuisyen ‘buat hal’ dengan murid 10 tahun

A tuition teacher in Pandan Indah, Ampang Jaya, has been arrested for alleged sexual assault against a 10-year-old girl. The incident came to light after the child confided in her mother, who then reported it to the Pandan Indah police station. The teacher, who had been working at the tuition center since March, was arrested on Tuesday. Senior Assistant Commissioner Siti Kamsiah Hassan, head of the Sexual, Women and Child Investigations Division (D11), confirmed the arrest and stated that the suspect will be charged in court on Tuesday under Section 14(a) of the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017.

Lifts upgraded at five Kuala Lumpur monorail stations to enhance accessibility

Eight lifts at five Kuala Lumpur monorail stations (Imbi, Maharajalela, Medan Tuanku, Hang Tuah, and Raja Chulan) are now operational after upgrades. These improvements aim to enhance accessibility for all passengers, particularly the elderly, disabled individuals, and families. Further upgrades to the remaining eight lifts and one escalator at six other stations are expected by the end of May 2025. This is part of a larger RM12.6 million initiative to improve 11 monorail stations, including previously completed platform door systems and wheelchair lifts. Monorail ridership increased 8% in 2024, reaching an average of 57,000 passengers daily.

Kalau tiada duit, dermalah darah – Azhan Rani

Restoran enggan terima pelancong China dikecam

An Osaka restaurant sparked controversy after posting a sign refusing service to Chinese customers, citing rudeness. The sign, written in Chinese, went viral on social media, triggering debate. Some netizens supported the restaurant while others criticized its approach, with one commenting that displaying such a notice was worse than rude customer behavior. Japan saw a surge in international tourism in 2024, with South Korea and China leading the visitor numbers.

Gara-gara susuk pemikat (Siri 1)

Malaysian tourists fined and deported for illegal street racing in Hat Yai

Ten Malaysians were fined in Hat Yai, Thailand, for illegal street racing near the Greenway Night Market. Aged 21-25, the group was apprehended after police received noise and traffic disruption complaints. Their six vehicles, including a Honda Civic Type R and a Mercedes-Benz, were confiscated. They face charges for obstructing traffic, reckless driving, illegal modifications, and equipment violations. After apologizing, they were ordered to return to Malaysia. Thai police reminded foreign drivers to respect traffic laws.

Proton X90 hentam gerai buah, peniaga luka elak dirempuh

A 64-year-old fruit vendor, Abd. Ghani Omar, sustained hand injuries while escaping his stall being rammed by a Proton X90 SUV in Sanglang, Pontian. The incident occurred around 11:27 am. His sister, Latifah, rushed to the scene after hearing the news. Mr. Omar suffered injuries from hitting metal while fleeing the crashing vehicle. The driver of the SUV was reportedly unharmed. Pontian District Police Chief, Superintendent Mohammad Shofee Tayib, confirmed the incident.

Nahas FRU: ‘Kenapa lori langgar sampai ayah mati?’

Six-year-old Nur Aqeela Rawida poignantly questions her mother about her father, Sergeant Mohd. Roslan Abd. Rahim, who died in a collision between an FRU vehicle and a lorry. His wife, Nur Aini Samiun, describes the impact of the loss on their three children, especially Nur Aqeela, who cries in her sleep. Nur Aini received RM193,000 from PTPTN, including savings and insurance benefits. She expresses the need to stay strong for her children, especially her eldest son with Down syndrome, while acknowledging the emotional toll of her husband's death.

Tingkap, siling pecah akibat gegaran latihan LIMA’25

Around five houses in Kampung Padang Wahid, Langkawi, suffered damage, believed to be caused by tremors from aerial display rehearsals for the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition 2025 (LIMA’25). Residents reported broken windows and damaged ceilings. Anis Amilia binti Abdullah stated the explosions were louder than previous years and this was the first time they filed a police report due to repeated damage. Siti Hazirah Che Hamat described her tent lifting during the explosions and hearing her neighbour's windows shatter. Police visited the affected homes and advised residents to file official reports.

Raih RM40,000 ‘niaga’ tubuh badan di TikTok

Perhilitan pindah seekor gajah betina liar

The Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Perhilitan) successfully relocated a female wild elephant to a safer habitat on May 17th. The operation, aided by trained elephants Abot and Rambai, aims to protect both the local community and the elephant population. This follows a recent incident where a couple collided with a group of elephants on the Johor Bahru-Mersing road, highlighting the dangers of wildlife crossings in the area.

Situasi Covid-19 di Selangor terkawal

The Covid-19 situation in Selangor, Malaysia remains under control despite a resurgence in several neighboring countries. As of Epidemiological Week 19, Selangor recorded 3,807 cases, significantly lower than the 14,542 cases during the same period last year. Weekly trends show a continuous decline, with cases remaining below 100. The state government credits continuous efforts, public cooperation, and preventative measures for the controlled situation. The public is advised to remain vigilant, especially high-risk groups, and seek immediate treatment if experiencing symptoms.

Sarawak dragon boat team win Sabah Head of State Trophy

Sarawak's N82 Bukit Sari Lawas team won the Sabah Head of State Trophy at the 10th Sabah FCAS International Dragon Boat Race, clocking a record time of 3:38.55s. This is their first win in the annual race. Tuaran's Lautan Biru SLDB and Jetama Entulon Family DBT secured second and third place, respectively. Bukit Sari Lawas, who were runners-up in last year's Chief Minister Trophy, trained intensively for a month after Hari Raya. They now set their sights on the Lawas International Dragon Boat and Cultural Festival. KKCCCI also performed well, winning three categories.

Sabah takes stern stance after tourist collects protected starfish

The Sabah Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Environment is investigating a viral incident involving a Chinese tourist collecting 30 starfish in Kota Kinabalu waters. The incident occurred outside Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, but the Ministry stressed the importance of ecotourism and marine conservation. The collected starfish, identified as Horned Sea Stars, are crucial to the marine ecosystem. The Ministry urged tour operators to ensure compliance with regulations and warned of strict action against violators to protect Sabah's natural environment.

Jeffrey should have chosen Warisan, rejected BN – Bung

Sabah Umno chief Bung Moktar Radin criticized Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan for aligning with Barisan Nasional (BN) after the 2018 Sabah state election instead of the local party Warisan, questioning Jeffrey's commitment to the "Sabah for Sabahans" slogan. Bung argued that if Jeffrey truly believed in the slogan, he should have supported Warisan, which won the same number of seats as BN. He challenged Jeffrey to a debate, calling him delusional. Jeffrey had earlier defended the slogan as a legitimate stance for political dignity and constitutional integrity, responding to Deputy Prime Minister Zahid Hamidi's disapproval of the slogan.

Sabah students create meat floss from fish scale

Students from Keningau Vocational College (KVC) won the Greenovate 2025 competition with their innovative food product, "Serusik," a type of meat floss made from fish scales. This international competition focused on regenerative design and environmental protection. The KVC team, comprised of culinary arts students, turned fish scale waste into a marketable product, addressing waste management issues and demonstrating social entrepreneurship. Their project also won the Reimagine Waste competition previously.

KTI Group wins national prestigious Starter Home Award

KTI Group's Kayana Heights development in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, won the "Starter Home Award" at the Star Property Awards 2025. The award recognizes the project's commitment to providing affordable, high-quality homes for first-time buyers. Located in Alamesra, Kayana Heights features modern, space-efficient units, a 1.2-acre central park, retail amenities, and pedestrian-friendly walkways, emphasizing community and convenience. KTI Group CEO Datuk Dr Gordon Loke expressed pride in the achievement, highlighting the project's contribution to Sabah's property landscape.

962 Sabah pilgrims performing Haj this year

Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor sent off the first batch of 137 Hajj pilgrims out of 962 from the state. The pilgrims departed from Kota Kinabalu International Airport for Kuala Lumpur before continuing to Jeddah. The Chief Minister presented contributions to the pilgrims at a ceremony attended by federal and state officials. This group is part of the 31,600 Malaysian pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land on 100 special charter flights. Sadly, a Malaysian pilgrim from Johor passed away from a heart attack in Mecca.

Motosikal bergerak, tapi di mana rider?

A video of a riderless motorcycle crashing into a lorry in Malaysia has gone viral, sparking speculation online. The short clip shows the motorcycle seemingly moving on its own before colliding with the slow-moving lorry. Netizens reacted with amusement and bewilderment, with some comparing the incident to a scene from a fiction movie. Theories ranged from remote control operation to supernatural explanations.

‘Give respect’, Alpine’s Colapinto says after furious fans pile hate on fellow F1 driver Tsunoda’s Instagram

Argentine F1 rookie Franco Colapinto called for fan respect after Red Bull's Yuki Tsunoda faced online abuse following an on-track incident at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix. Colapinto, standing in for Jack Doohan at Alpine, impeded Tsunoda during practice, prompting negative comments, mostly in Spanish, on Tsunoda's social media. Both drivers later crashed in qualifying. This follows similar online abuse directed at Doohan after Colapinto's promotion to reserve driver. Tsunoda suggested F1 might need to intervene if the online harassment continues.