FAM sekat penyertaan pasukan gagal lunas tunggakan gaji

327 projek JKR berjalan lancar

Penutup enjin pesawat penumpang tertanggal

Passengers aboard an ATR 72-600 en route to Kinmen Island, Taiwan, were terrified when the engine cowling detached shortly after takeoff from Kaohsiung International Airport. Passengers reported shaking and seeing the open engine, noting the flight crew's apparent fear. The pilot declared an emergency and safely returned to the airport. An investigation into the incident is underway.

Pasukan Pengaman PBB diserang orang awam di Lubnan

Ganjaran menanti skuad boling padang

Malaysia's lawn bowls squad will receive incentives under the Sports Victory Reward Scheme (SHAKAM) for defending their overall champion title at the 2025 Asian Lawn Bowls Championship in Clark, Philippines. The team won seven gold, two silver, and one bronze medal. The Ministry of Youth and Sports confirmed that the approval process for the incentives is underway. Malaysia will also host the 2025 Lawn Bowls World Cup in Kuala Lumpur from November 4th to 8th.

Kazuo Ishiguro goes cinematic: Quiet classic ‘A Pale View of Hills’ gets its Cannes close-up

Kei Ishikawa's film adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's debut novel, "A Pale View of Hills," premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. The film, competing in the 'Un Certain Regard' category, explores post-war Nagasaki and 1980s England through the memories of Etsuko. Ishikawa emphasized the urgency of capturing the stories of Japan's WWII generation. Ishiguro, an executive producer, noted the personal nature of adapting his early work, highlighting its relevance to younger audiences now further removed from the war's impact.

Sarawak govt extends free gas pipelines to 500 homes in Miri

The Sarawak government is providing free natural gas pipelines to 500 low-income homes in Taman Ceria, Permyjaya, Miri. This initiative, implemented through Petroleum Sarawak Berhad (Petros), aims to reduce household expenses by replacing costly gas cylinders with piped natural gas. The installation, typically costing RM3,500 per home, is fully subsidized. Residents are expected to pay only RM5-RM10 monthly for piped gas, significantly less than the RM30-RM60 spent on cylinders. Around 2,000 residents are expected to benefit from this program under the Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) Corporate Social Responsibility initiative.

Jaga hubungan dengan rakan sekelas amalan pelajar cemerlang

Israeli military expands Gaza assault, citing goal to defeat Hamas

Israel has intensified its military operation in Gaza, aiming to defeat Hamas and secure the release of hostages. The escalated offensive includes extensive airstrikes and ground troop deployments. Gaza health officials report at least 10 deaths from the latest strikes, adding to the mounting casualties since the resumption of hostilities. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens with dwindling medical supplies and hospital damage, hindering treatment for the wounded. The renewed fighting follows a two-month truce and has drawn international condemnation, with concerns raised about potential displacement of Palestinian inhabitants.

Jin’s new music video showcases Singapore landmarks in collaboration with tourism board

BTS member Jin's new music video for "Don't Say You Love Me" showcases iconic Singapore locations like the National Gallery, Gardens by the Bay, and Goldhill Plaza. The video, a collaboration between the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and BigHit Music, features Jin and actress Shin Se-kyung portraying a couple drifting apart. The MV, released alongside Jin's second solo EP 'Echo', promotes Singapore as a vibrant travel destination, leveraging K-pop's global influence. STB aims to attract global travelers through further collaborations with K-content.

BTS Jin’s new music video showcases Singapore landmarks in collaboration with tourism board

BTS member Jin's new music video for "Don't Say You Love Me" showcases iconic Singapore locations like the National Gallery, Gardens by the Bay, and Goldhill Plaza. The video, a collaboration between the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) and BigHit Music, features Jin and actress Shin Se-kyung portraying a couple drifting apart. The MV, released alongside Jin's second solo EP 'Echo', highlights Singapore's attractions as the backdrop to their story. STB aims to leverage K-pop's global influence to promote Singapore tourism.

Pesara polis maut, Perodua Kancil bertembung Myvi

A retired policeman died and his wife was injured in a car crash in Kuala Terengganu, Malaysia. Their Perodua Kancil collided head-on with a Perodua Myvi. The 75-year-old man succumbed to head and body injuries, while his 73-year-old wife suffered neck injuries. The family of three in the Myvi were unharmed. The accident occurred on Jalan Kampung Beladau Kolam as the elderly couple were returning home from the market.

Kremlin says Putin could meet Zelenskiy if certain agreements are reached

The Kremlin stated that a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is possible, but only after certain agreements are reached. While Zelenskiy proposed a meeting in Turkey, Putin sent negotiators for the first face-to-face talks since March 2022. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov did not specify the required agreements but emphasized the importance of who would sign any resulting documents from the Ukrainian side, alluding to Russia's questioning of Zelenskiy's legitimacy due to his expired term.

GPS components must stay vigilant ahead of state election, says PBB veep

PBB vice-president Datuk Dr Annuar Rapa’ee has urged Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) to avoid complacency despite its strong position, emphasizing vigilance with the state election approaching next year. He warned against internal threats and stressed the importance of unity within the coalition, particularly in retaining the Bawang Assan seat. Dr Annuar assured PBB's full support for any GPS candidate in Bawang Assan, highlighting the need for strong cooperation among component parties.

Pendaki India, Filipina maut di Gunung Everest

An Indian and a Filipino climber have become the first casualties of the 2025 Mount Everest climbing season. Indian climber, Subrata Ghosh, 45, died below the Hillary Step during his descent after summiting. He reportedly suffered extreme exhaustion and altitude sickness. Filipino climber, Philipp II Santiago, 45, also died at South Col. He experienced exhaustion after reaching Camp IV and passed away in his tent. Efforts are underway to retrieve his body.

Malaysia’s unclaimed money reaches RM13.3b, only RM4b claimed since 1977, says Accountant General

Malaysia's Accountant General's Department (JANM) holds RM13.3 billion in unclaimed money as of April 2023. Since 1977, only RM4 billion has been claimed. Many are unaware of these funds or haven't checked with JANM. Claims can be submitted online or at JANM branches. JANM is increasing awareness through promotions and community programs like Kampung Angkat Madani (KAM), which includes infrastructure projects and financial literacy initiatives.

Fattah Amin simpati Fazura diuji isu saman RM4.65 juta

Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik live up to the hype, power into Thailand Open final

Malaysian badminton duo Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik advanced to the Thailand Open finals after defeating Thai pair Kittinupong Kedren and Dechapol Puavaranukroh 21-17, 21-13. This marks their second final appearance in the tournament, having previously reached the finals in 2020. The pair emphasized their focus on continuous improvement and treating the final as another opportunity to refine their skills. They will face either an Indonesian or Danish pair in the final, aiming to secure Malaysia's first men's doubles title at the Thailand Open since 2009.

Kalahkan United, Chelsea kembali ‘bernyawa’

Chelsea defeated Manchester United 1-0 at Stamford Bridge, boosting their chances of qualifying for next season's Champions League. Manager Enzo Maresca praised his team's effort against a strong United side. Marc Cucurella scored the winning goal in the 71st minute from a Reece James assist. Chelsea now focus on their final match against Nottingham Forest, another top-five contender.

Man United legend Ryan Giggs backs local lads and global flair for Malaysia’s footie future

Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs emphasized the importance of a balanced mix of local and foreign players in football leagues for increased competitiveness, citing the English Premier League as a successful example. He highlighted the mutual learning benefits for both local and foreign players. Giggs, in Malaysia to promote the Maybank Challenge Cup 2025 featuring Manchester United versus the Asean All-Stars on May 28th, expressed excitement about his return. He will also participate in a football clinic and meet-and-greet. Organizers will give away 528 Manchester United jerseys to ticket holders.