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Hyderabad building fire claim 17 lives, including six under age five (VIDEO)

At least 17 people, including six children under 5, died in a fire caused by a suspected short circuit in a Hyderabad, India building. The fire started on the ground floor and spread upwards, requiring a dozen fire trucks to control. India's Mines Minister, G. Kishan Reddy, stated a preliminary inquiry suggests a short circuit as the cause. Rescue teams saved several people, but 17 perished.

Abang Jo announces free university degrees for Sarawakians starting 2026 — full funding for full-time studies

Sarawak Premier Abang Johari announced free higher education for Sarawakian workers at state-owned institutions starting 2026. This initiative aims to boost human capital and allows workers of any age to pursue full-time undergraduate studies. Funding is secured, covering tuition for Sarawakians with 'K' status on their MyKad enrolled as full-time students. Eligible institutions include Swinburne, Curtin, University of Technology Sarawak, i-CATS, and Centre for Technology Excellence Sarawak.

NES sasar tembusi pasaran Amerika Utara, Timur Tengah

Malaysian security door manufacturer NES Security Door Marketing Sdn. Bhd. plans to expand its export market to North America and the Middle East. A new factory in Meru has increased production capacity to 2,000 units monthly. The company also aims to enter markets in Taiwan, the Philippines, and Australia this year, followed by South Asia. A partnership with Swiss company Skinrock AG will introduce natural stone veneer technology to their products, making them the first in Southeast Asia to do so. NES aims for a public listing by 2028 with a target market valuation of RM400 million.

Baju isteri terbakar, lengan dan belakang melecur disimbah asid

A 27-year-old spa owner in Bachok, Malaysia, suffered severe burns to her arms and back after being splashed with acid by four veiled individuals. Her husband, Wan, 33, said the attackers posed as massage customers and contacted his wife, who usually doesn't open her shop at night. The victim's clothes caught fire, and she is undergoing surgery at Hospital Pakar Universiti Sains Malaysia.

Harap prosedur lebih mudah bantu rakyat di Bukit Bendera

Hubungan Malaysia-Russia berasas prinsip keamanan

Tunggakan sewa rumah PPR cecah RM70 juta

Rental arrears for Public Housing Projects (PPR) and public housing in Kuala Lumpur have reached over RM70 million. Kuala Lumpur Mayor, Datuk Seri Maimunah Mohd. Sharif, stated that various efforts are underway to address the issue, including notices to tenants and community engagement. The mayor emphasized the importance of rent payments for maintaining services and announced a town hall meeting to discuss resident concerns like parking, building maintenance, safety, and business opportunities. DBKL is also exploring homeownership options for eligible tenants, especially those unable to secure bank loans.

‘Be accurate when using S’wak emblem as representation, no and/or’

Zoologist Jason Teo highlighted an error on Affin Bank's Kenyalang Visa Debit Card, stating the depicted hornbill resembles a Great Hornbill, not Sarawak's state emblem, the Rhinoceros Hornbill. Great Hornbills are not found in Borneo. Teo emphasized key differences, including neck and wing coloration, and casque shape and color, urging the bank to correct the image. He expressed concern about the misrepresentation of the state emblem.

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DBKL beri perhatian isu tunggakan sewa cecah RM70 juta

Man to be charged for threatening DBKL officer over ‘Abang Belon’ incident

A man will be charged in Kuala Lumpur for threatening a Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) enforcement officer on social media. The charges relate to a March incident where a balloon seller alleged manhandling by DBKL officers. Kuala Lumpur Police Chief Datuk Rusdi Mohd Isa confirmed the charges will be filed under Section 506 and Section 505(b) of the Penal Code for the online threats made following the viral incident.

WHO weighs priorities in new global health order after Trump unplugs funding

The World Health Organization (WHO) faces a US$600 million shortfall this year due to the United States' impending withdrawal. The annual assembly in Geneva will focus on prioritizing "high-value" work, such as guidelines for new vaccines and treatments, while potentially cutting programs like training and offices in wealthier nations. The US, formerly contributing 18% of the WHO's funding, officially leaves in January 2026, forcing the organization to adapt to a reduced budget.

WHO weighs priorities in new global health order after Trump unplugs funding

The World Health Organization (WHO) faces a US$600 million shortfall this year due to the United States' impending withdrawal. The annual assembly in Geneva will focus on prioritizing "high-value" work, such as guidelines for new vaccines and treatments, while potentially cutting programs like training and offices in wealthier nations. The US, formerly contributing 18% of the WHO's funding, officially leaves in January 2026. The WHO is adapting by reducing management and budgets.

Suspek menyamar pelanggan mengurut sebelum simbah asid

A 27-year-old spa owner in Bachok, Kelantan, was attacked with acid by a suspect posing as a customer. The victim suffered injuries to her arm after the suspect splashed the liquid while she was opening her shop. Police found four fingerprints and the container used at the scene. The suspect fled after the attack, and the victim is currently receiving treatment. The incident occurred around 8:30 pm while the victim was with her child after evening prayers. A nearby witness heard screams and saw the victim calling for help. Police are investigating the case under Section 326 of the Penal Code.

Police record statements from Pamela Ling’s three children, uncover new leads

Kuala Lumpur police interviewed Datin Seri Pamela Ling Yueh's three children and a family friend in Singapore, gaining new leads about her disappearance. The interviews revealed Ling was in contact with her family on April 8th and 9th. Ling, 42, went missing on April 9th en route to the MACC headquarters. Police have interviewed 42 witnesses. Ling's husband, briefly detained, was released on bail. While there's no record of Ling leaving Malaysia officially, authorities are investigating the possibility she exited through unofficial channels.

British climber makes record-breaking 19th ascent of Everest, most by a non-Sherpa

British climber Kenton Cool, 51, broke his own record for most Everest summits by a non-Sherpa, reaching the peak for the 19th time. Cool, accompanied by Sherpa Dorji Gyaljen (on his 23rd ascent), used the standard Southeast Ridge route. Fellow climbers praised Cool's experience and contribution to the Everest community. The record for most Everest summits is held by Nepali Sherpa Kami Rita with 30. Climbing permits for Everest cost $11,000, contributing significantly to Nepal's tourism revenue.

Israel makin agresif serang Gaza, bunuh 33 lagi nyawa

1,319 perajurit muda nikmati gaji baharu bermula RM1,710

1,319 new male army recruits in Malaysia are the first to benefit from an 8% salary increase under the Public Service Salary Scheme (SSPA) implemented last December. Upon completing training, they will receive starting salaries between RM1,710 and RM1,930 based on their academic qualifications. The army chief stated that recruits with diplomas and degrees will undergo career development processes to fill needed roles within the service. Two recruits hold degrees, 53 have diplomas, and the remaining 1,134 have SPM qualifications.