Landed properties worth RM500 million left abandoned in Malaysia
These post-war buildings are all over Penang island, with many having turned into a breeding ground for mosquitoes and snakes, and turning into dumpsites.
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New infection wave may emerge sooner than expected: Malaysian health minister
Minister Khairy Jamaluddin warned that Malaysia has been reporting more than 2,000 cases a day recently against the previous 1,000 to 2,000, and negligence will see the cases…
More cash aid for Malaysia’s B40 group
The move will benefit over 8.6 million people, comprising four million households, 1.2 million senior citizens, and 3.4 million single individuals.
Malaysia surpasses target of two million tourist arrivals: Tourism minister
Earlier this year, Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri said Malaysia expected to have two million international tourist arrivals this year with RM8.6 billion in tourism receipts following the…
Delivery rider carrying baby during work touches hearts of Malaysians
A video of the unnamed man was posted on June 16 on Instagram by celebrity preacher Ebit Lew, while a Facebook user said he proved that a loving father would do anything for his…
Rare earth mining project will be monitored by the gov after controversies
Environment and Water Minister Tuan Ibrahim said that “once the Environmental Impact Assessment is approved, it does not mean the rules and regulations can be breached”.
Two Covid-19 Omicron sub-variants detected in Malaysia: Health Minister
Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said on June 9 that this was the first time these two variants had been detected, and that so far, the risk factors remained the same.
Bon Odori festival can lead to polytheism: Penang mufti
On June 6, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs) Datuk Idris Ahmad said that the Malaysian Islamic Development Department had found that the Bon Odori…
We’re in it together for upcoming GE15: Barisan Nasional
Political leaders also urged Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob to take into account the views of other component parties when calling the election.
Make food security Malaysia’s priority
Malaysia imports nearly 60 per cent of its food needs with its dependence on imports totaling over RM50 billion yearly.