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Sarawak flood victims demand compensation for damaged crop, vehicles

They claim this is the eighth time this year that they have been hit by severe floods

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Malaysians told to stay clear of heavily flooded Songkhla

During the last school holidays, it was reported that up to four million Malaysians visited southern Thailand

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Sembulan Tengah to be included in KK's transport hub initiative

The proposal to transform the water village into a public transport terminal is part of Kota Kinabalu's five-year roadmap.

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Matrix Concepts net profit grows 5.3% to RM67.4 million in 2Q25

It is now on track to reach its full-year target on the back of continued strong demand, particularly driven by its Sendayan Developments.

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Harvard certificate another feather in the cap for Nicol

Nicol said for many years she thought that she wouldn’t be able to access this form of education 

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Singapore hangs 4th person in three weeks

Masoud Rahimi Mehrzad was arrested at 20 years old and was found in possession of 31 grams of diamorphine.

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PM: Leave for all Cabinet ministers frozen to deal with floods 

All ministers and deputy ministers had been instructed to go to the flood-hit areas to provide necessary assistance.

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Daughter rushes to share graduation joy with hospitalised mother

Immediately after receiving her certificate, she rushed to the hospital to bring her graduation celebration directly to her mother's bedside.

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Stop causing unnecessary friction, Muda ticks off Sanusi

MUDA said Penang is a sovereign state, separated from Kedah under the Federal Constitution, so Sanusi should refrain from pursuing the matter, as it has hurt th...

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PJ nightspots may soon be open till 3am

Currently, only four or five entertainment outlets in hotels in Petaling Jaya were allowed to operate until 3am.

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Police to investigate brutal killing of three cats

Police said the carcasses of the cats were discovered on the steps of a student quarters of a private university at Jalan Genting Klang in Setapak.

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Ratepayers Association urges Penang authorities not to increase charges

It called for a better alternative, as the working class continues to suffer from low wages amid a spike in food, healthcare and transport prices.