Over 500 patients treated at Malaysian field hospital in Myanmar
The hospital has successfully performed 13 surgeries, including orthopaedic procedures for earthquake victims who suffered broken bones as a result of the disaster, an official…
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Weather far more vicious hits Malaysia
Weather experts say climate change and a warming planet could be the reasons for more violent thunderstorms.
Malaysia’s Home Ministry to acquire 600 body-worn cameras for immigration officers
The use of body-worn cameras on enforcement officers aims to reduce corruption and to address integrity issues among personnel.
Malaysia gas pipe explosion: Bad weather still disrupting investigations, says Selangor cop
A total of 81 homes were reported to have been destroyed with more than 40% structural damage, another 81 were partially destroyed, 57 were affected but not burned, while 218…
15 Malaysian parents pay price for faking adopted children’s identity over 20 years ago
They were fined between RM800 and RM3,500 after confessing to deceiving the government when applying for birth certificates and MyKads.
News organisations in Asia Pacific embrace AI innovations
The World Association of News Publisher's AI Showcase: Best Case Studies from the WAN-IFRA AI Catalyst Programme featured three news organisations presenting their prototypes:…
Malaysia first nation authorised to distribute official identification for all haj pilgrims
Called the 'nusuk card,' it was introduced by the Saudi Ministry of Hajj and Umrah.
Malaysia’s port sector likely to face challenges
The United States’ steep tariffs on Chinese goods have led to a sharp 30% to 60% drop in China–US container bookings since tariffs took effect, while bookings from other parts…
Noise pollution at workplaces overtakes all other hazards as Malaysia’s leading occupational disease
The relentless roar from heavy machinery, thunderous hammering and other high-decibel industrial effects from factories, construction sites and logistics hubs mean that workers…
Experts predict visa-free extension for Chinese tourists to Malaysia will boost economy
Apart from stability, which allows tourism stakeholders to plan their products well ahead, they say positive spillovers can be anticipated for the hospitality and retail sectors.