SHAH ALAM, Jan 25 — Four men sustained burns and three women experienced breathing difficulties after exposure to an ammonia gas leak at a factory in the Pulau Indah industrial area, Klang,…
PAS lauds RM830,000 ‘jihad’ donation for Siti Mastura’s defamation suit, says supporters prevented by-election
SHAH ALAM, Jan 25 — PAS reportedly said today that its supporters have managed to prevent a by-election by donating RM830,000 to pay for damages and costs after its Kepala Batas MP…
Home Ministry to enhance border security along Malaysia-Thailand border in Kelantan to combat smuggling, cross-border crimes, says minister
JELI, Jan 25 — The Ministry of Home Affairs (KDN) will continue strengthening security measures along the Malaysia-Thailand border in Kelantan to address smuggling and cross-border crime issues, says Home Minister Datuk…
‘Game changer for our immigration system’: Over 150,000 users registered on MyBorderPass in first 21 days, says home minister
JELI, Jan 25 — The MyBorderPass application has recorded over 150,000 users within 21 days of its launch, says Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail. He said MyBorderPass was part of…
Married couple killed, three others injured in Mersing road collision
MERSING, Jan 25 — A married couple was killed, and three others were injured in a two-vehicle collision on Jalan Mersing-Endau, Kampung Bukit Buruk, yesterday afternoon. Endau Fire and Rescue Station chief…
PM Anwar: Urban planning must preserve Malaysia’s unique national identity, balance technology and cultural preservation
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 25 — Urban development planning in Malaysia must preserve the country’s identity, particularly in terms of its arts and culture, even while embracing advanced technology. Prime Minister Datuk Seri…
‘Govt committed to freedom of assembly,’ says Saifuddin Nasution as Home Ministry to facilitate smooth running of anti-corruption rally
JELI, Jan 25 — The Home Ministry will act as a facilitator to ensure the smooth running of the anti-corruption rally, scheduled to take place in the capital today, said its Minister…
Voting made easy: How Malaysians abroad can vote via postal ballots
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 25 — For Malaysians living abroad, deciding whether to return home to vote can be challenging due to factors like travel costs, time constraints, and work commitments. However, the…
Postal votes: Electoral watchdogs call for extended campaign, hybrid voting to boost access for Malaysians abroad
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 25 — Electoral watchdogs have called for reforms to make overseas voting more accessible, highlighting the need to extend campaign periods and streamline processes for Malaysians living abroad. Speaking…
Accessibility compared: How Malaysia and regional neighbours make voting easier for citizens abroad
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 25 — The ability to vote regardless of one’s location is a fundamental pillar of democratic participation. For Malaysians residing abroad, however, casting a vote in national elections remains…