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Concerns on the privatisation of public car parking in Selayang, Petaling Jaya, Subang and Shah Alam — William Leong Jee Keen

Communication device still in wreckage, police say recovery of crashed helicopter in Johor to start Monday

The wreckage of the Malaysian police helicopter that crashed in Sungai Pulai is expected to be retrieved soon with assistance from the Navy and Maritime Agency. This will allow the Air Accident Investigation Bureau to investigate the cause of the crash. The helicopter's communication recording device is believed to be inside the wreckage. All five victims are in stable condition, with two in the ICU and three in the general ward.

Expecting RM4.5m profit, Kluang company director downloads ‘PHV View’ investment app, loses RM830,000 to scammers

A 56-year-old trader in Kluang, Malaysia, lost over RM829,000 to an online investment scam. He responded to a social media ad in March and downloaded the 'PHV View' app. Between June and July, he transferred the funds to five different accounts, expecting a return of over RM4.6 million. When asked to pay more to withdraw his supposed profits, he realized it was a scam and filed a police report. The case is being investigated for cheating.

Johor Bomba calls off search after CCTV shows no one fell into sea following JB motorbike collision

The Johor Fire and Rescue Department confirmed that no one fell into the seawater channel during the two-motorcycle crash near Jalan Bazar Karat. CCTV footage revealed only one victim was thrown from impact and taken to Sultanah Aminah Hospital, bringing the total injured to three. Earlier reports suggested a victim might have fallen into the channel, prompting a search and rescue operation.

‘We suspect chicken curry’: MOH shuts down unlicensed Kota Baru home caterer after 427 college students fall ill

A caterer responsible for a food poisoning outbreak affecting 427 students at a private college in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, was operating without registration. The Ministry of Health issued a seven-day closure notice and suspects contaminated chicken curry caused the illness. All affected students have been discharged. The Health Department also reported enforcement actions related to dengue prevention, tobacco control, and food safety, resulting in significant fines and notices issued.

Johor exco: State hopeful of positive outcome from federal govt-US trade talks

Johor is closely watching ongoing trade negotiations between Malaysia and the US regarding potential tariffs on Malaysian exports. Chairman Lee Ting Han expressed hope for a positive outcome, as Johor is a major exporter of goods targeted by the tariffs, including petrochemicals, semiconductors, and electronics. The state government is awaiting the results of negotiations before addressing the potential impact on local industries. Meanwhile, Johor is proactively addressing inflation concerns, prioritizing preventative measures.

Heat, history, and high stakes: Chelsea eye upset against unstoppable PSG in money-spinning Club World Cup final

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Chelsea will clash in the final of the inaugural expanded FIFA Club World Cup at MetLife Stadium. PSG, considered by many to be the world's best team currently, aims to complete a historic season by adding the Club World Cup trophy to their already impressive haul, which includes the French league and cup double and their first UEFA Champions League title. Chelsea acknowledges PSG's dominance but hopes to cause an upset in the final.

Trump the soccer fan? US president uses Club World Cup final to flex soft power ahead of 2026 World Cup 

US President Donald Trump will attend the FIFA Club World Cup final between Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea, using the event as a soft power tool and a trial run for next year's World Cup final in the same stadium. Trump views these tournaments, along with the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, as showcases for his envisioned "Golden Age of America." His friendship with FIFA president Gianni Infantino and his son Barron's love for the sport are also contributing factors. Trump's embrace of soccer, despite its lower popularity in the US compared to other sports, aligns with his focus on popularity and influence.

SpaceX pumps US$2b into Elon Musk’s xAI, valuing merged firm at US$113b as Grok powers Starlink and eyes Tesla integration

SpaceX has invested US$2 billion in Elon Musk's AI startup, xAI, as part of a US$5 billion funding round. This deepens the connection between Musk's companies, valuing the merged xAI and X at US$113 billion. The investment fuels xAI's competition with OpenAI, with its chatbot Grok now supporting Starlink and potentially integrating with Tesla's Optimus robots. Despite controversy surrounding Grok's responses, Musk considers it highly intelligent, and xAI continues investing in model training and infrastructure.

‘Leave me alone’: Swiatek slams Polish media after historic Wimbledon final to win first grass-court Grand Slam

Iga Swiatek won her first Wimbledon title, defeating Amanda Anisimova 6-0, 6-0. The world number four criticized Polish media for their negative portrayal of her and her team, asking to be left alone to focus on her career. Swiatek expressed surprise at her convincing victory on grass, a surface she's less familiar with compared to clay, where she's won four French Open titles. The win will boost her ranking to world number three.

‘No one is above the club’: Sporting president hits out at Gyokeres over training absence amid Arsenal transfer saga

Sporting Lisbon president Frederico Varandas has threatened striker Viktor Gyokeres with a fine and demanded an apology for his late return to pre-season training amid transfer speculation linking him to Arsenal. Gyokeres, who has three years left on his contract, was due back on July 12th. Varandas stated that Sporting are comfortable keeping the prolific goalscorer if clubs don't meet their valuation and warned that these tactics will only complicate a potential transfer.

China Semiconductor Plans Could Be Plagued By “Zombie Fabs”

China's efforts to boost its semiconductor industry following US restrictions have faced significant setbacks. Despite billions of dollars in government funding, numerous "Zombie Fabs" – abandoned or empty factories – have emerged due to technical shortcomings, lack of expertise, and unsustainable business models. These failed projects represent losses estimated between US$50 billion and US$100 billion, highlighting the challenges China faces in achieving self-sufficiency in chip production.

‘Nasi lemak ayam goreng di JB lebih mahal berbanding di KL’

Johor's Chief Minister, Onn Hafiz Ghazi, acknowledges the rising cost of living in Johor Bahru, surpassing other major Malaysian cities. He emphasizes the state government's focus on tackling inflation as part of its 2030 development plan. He highlighted the influx of Singaporeans purchasing groceries in Johor Bahru, contributing to increased food and rental prices. Citing the example of Nasi Lemak Ayam, priced higher in Johor Bahru (RM9) compared to Kuala Lumpur (RM7), he urged property developers to increase affordable housing and called for collaboration with the business community to address the issue.