Kemaman: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) rescued 15 crew members from a cargo ship that suffered a significant leak while sailing from Lumut, Perak, to Vietnam early this morning. Kemaman Maritime Zone director, Maritime Commander Abdul Halim Hamzah, reported
Perak: The number of flood evacuees continued to fall in Perak and Selangor as of 9 pm, while Pahang remained unchanged. According to BERNAMA News Agency, in Perak, evacuees dropped to 1,021 people from 291 families in 10 relief centres
Gua musang: The bodies of a soon-to-be-wed couple, who died after their vehicle skidded into a ravine in Terengganu yesterday afternoon, were laid to rest tonight. The body of Hassan Shazali, 52, was buried at the Kampung Kedai Menanti Muslim
Johor bahru: The Johor State Government is confident it will achieve its five-year target of building 30,000 units under the Johor Affordable Housing (RMMJ) scheme by the fourth quarter of 2026, following positive progress in the project so far. State
Ipoh: The loss of his left leg to diabetes six months ago did not deter 62-year-old Muhamad Sabri Di from completing his master’s degree in Usuluddin (Islamic theology) at Universiti Sultan Azlan Shah (USAS) this year. The retired teacher viewed
Seremban: The Transport Ministry (MOT), under the MADANI Adopted Village programme, will bring improvements to Kampung Panchor and Kampung Baru Paroi in this district by implementing several projects for the local communities there. Its minister, Anthony Loke, said that projects
