Iran jails two women, sentences three men to death over IS-linked Shiite shrine terror that killed 15

Iran has sentenced three people to death and imprisoned several others for their involvement in two deadly attacks on the Shah Cheragh shrine in Shiraz. The attacks, claimed by ISIS, killed 15 people. The three individuals received death sentences for "aiding and abetting in 'corruption on earth'" and 25-year prison terms for "enmity against God." Two others received 15 and 10-year sentences, while two women received five-year sentences with electronic monitoring. Further charges, including weapons trafficking, are under review, and some verdicts have been appealed.

Hari Guru: Bekas pelajar hadiah bas kepada sekolah

Abg Jo: Sarawak govt to fund full-time undergraduate studies for S’wakian workers

Sarawak Premier Abang Johari announced free higher education for Sarawakian workers at state-owned institutions starting 2026. This initiative aims to boost human capital through lifelong learning. Funding is secured, covering full-time undergraduate studies for eligible Sarawakians with 'K' status in their MyKad. This allows working individuals or those previously employed to return to full-time education at institutions like Swinburne, Curtin, and University of Technology Sarawak.

Dua mayat warga Singapura disahkan pasangan suami isteri

Kuala Lumpur police confirmed a Singaporean couple were found dead in a homestay in Cheras. The cause of death has been classified as sudden death, and investigations are ongoing. The family has been notified, and the bodies are at Hospital Canselor Tuanku Muhriz. A homestay worker discovered the bodies. The air conditioner and windows were covered in plastic, and a barbeque grill with burnt charcoal residue was found inside, along with ketamine.

Tujuh keterujaan PBAKL 2025

Kes tetak: Polis tahan dua suspek bertopeng

Lelaki ugut penguat kuasa DBKL bakal dituduh esok

A man arrested for allegedly making criminal threats against Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) enforcement officers will be charged in court tomorrow. Kuala Lumpur police chief Datuk Rusdi Mohd. Isa confirmed the charges will be under Section 506 and Section 505(b) of the Penal Code. This follows an altercation between a balloon seller and DBKL officers on Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman on March 28th. The 57-year-old man was arrested following a DBKL report regarding threatening and instigating messages on Facebook and WhatsApp.

Thai farmers pitch Buriram-born K-pop star Lisa to power fruit exports beyond China

Thai fruit farmers have proposed Blackpink's Lisa, a Buriram native, as the face of a campaign to boost international fruit exports. They believe her global influence could increase exports from 200-300 billion baht to 500 billion baht annually, particularly beyond China, the current top buyer. During a visit to Chanthaburi, farmers shared this proposal with Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, also highlighting issues like customs delays and labor shortages. The prime minister pledged government support, but Lisa's involvement remains a key aspiration for enhancing the global appeal of Thai fruits.

Satu hilang, dua selamat bot nelayan dilanggar vesel

Three local fishermen were involved in a collision with a trawler near Pulau Klang, Malaysia. One fisherman, Zamri Mohd. Harun, 56, is missing, while two others, Suzamri Mohd. Sabri, 56, and Yazid Harun, 52, survived. The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) is searching for the missing fisherman. The trawler reportedly fled the scene after the collision. The two survivors were taken to Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital for treatment.

‘Ramai cakap nak bantu, tapi tiada yang tampil’

Adidas vs Puma: The brotherly beef that changed sneakers is headed to TV

The sibling rivalry that birthed Adidas and Puma will be a TV series. Backed by the Dassler family and Hollywood producer No Fat Ego, the series, written by "Ozark"'s Mark Williams, will explore the brothers' feud, their company's wartime history, and the impact on their town. Using family archives, the series promises a "Succession" style drama spanning generations, exploring the brothers' complex relationship during WWII and the subsequent split that created two iconic brands.

Jatuh selepas panjat sofa, polis masih menyiasat

Sarawak ban may be reinstated if I no longer hold Cabinet, PKR posts, says Rafizi

Malaysian Economy Minister Rafizi Ramli believes he could be barred from entering Sarawak again if he loses his ministerial position and his role as PKR deputy president. He was previously banned before joining the Unity Government. While addressing a PKR event in Kuching, he urged party members to view the current political climate as a chance to rebuild and nurture new leaders, given the state government's popularity. He encouraged them to capitalize on this period to invest in future leadership, anticipating a shift in the political cycle.

“Saya teruskan niat arwah hantar anak ke tahfiz’

Norazian Mohd. Joned plans to fulfill her late husband, Corporal Amiruddin Zabri's wish to send their eldest son, Amirul Firdaus, 12, to a tahfiz school. Amiruddin expressed this desire before his passing, hoping one of his children would receive deeper religious education. Norazian is determined to honor her husband's wish and ensure Amirul Firdaus attends a tahfiz school.

Ribut kencang, puting beliung ragut 27 nyawa di AS

Dua mayat warga Singapura ditemukan mati di inap desa disahkan suami isteri

Saya tak malu tumpang aura anak – Achey

Tiada petunjuk keberadaan Pamela

Kuala Lumpur police have no leads on the whereabouts of Datin Seri Pamela Ling Yueh, who went missing on April 9th. Police Chief Datuk Rusdi Mohd. Isa stated they haven't ruled out the possibility of her leaving the country through illegal channels, despite checks not showing any record of her departure. The investigation continues, with police previously exploring the possibility of her using another person's documents to flee. Pamela disappeared while en route to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) and was reportedly intercepted by three vehicles.

Hari Guru: Bekas pelajar hadiah bas RM670,000 kepada sekolah

‘Sofa di tingkap 8, mangsa jatuh tingkap 7’

Police are investigating the death of a two-year-old boy who fell from the seventh floor of a government quarters in Putrajaya. While local Facebook groups speculated the child climbed a sofa on the eighth floor before falling, the police have not confirmed this. Assistant Commissioner Aidi Sham Mohamed stated that the sofa was indeed on the eighth floor, while the boy fell from the seventh, but the investigation is ongoing and the cause of death remains undetermined.