Selangor: Selangor has observed a significant decline in dengue fever cases, reporting 20,399 cases up to Epidemiological Week 45/2025-a reduction of 36,001 cases or 63.8 percent compared to 56,400 cases during the same period last year. Dengue-related fatalities also decreased,

Selangor: No deaths due to influenza have been reported in Selangor from 2024 until Epidemiological Week (EW) 43/2025, which ended on October 25. State Public Health and Environment Committee chairman, Jamaliah Jamaludin, stated that while the Selangor Health Department (JKNS)

Kuala lumpur: Malaysia is on the brink of becoming an ageing nation. By 2030, projections indicate that people aged 60 and above will account for at least 15 per cent of the population. This demographic shift presents not only a

Paris: Amoebas, the single-celled microorganisms, are now at the center of a groundbreaking agricultural innovation-a bio-fungicide designed to shield wheat and other cereal crops from devastating fungal diseases. These diseases result in billions of dollars in annual crop losses and

Penang: Penang has introduced the Penang Information and Complaints System (ePINTAS) – State Environmental Health Action Plan (SEHAP) online application to monitor dengue cases in the state. Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow said ePINTAS-SEHAP is an integrated platform that combines

Kuala lumpur: The Chinese Embassy today donated RM100,000 to the Federal Territories Islamic Religious Department (JAWI) Musa’adah Fund, marking a significant contribution to humanitarian causes. This latest donation brings the total assistance provided by the embassy to RM800,000 since 2020.