Malaysia loses roughly 34.3% of its treated water daily—amounting to over 5,500 million litres per day- lost through leaks, old pipes, and theft.

Lim Guan Eng urges the government to exclude foreign workers from any minimum wage increase and suspend the 2% EPF contribution requirement

Meenakshi’s identity card was taken and she was asked whether she was involved in any case, while the environmental group says she received no prior notice or e...

Chow would be visiting Silicon Valley in the USA to seek new initiatives and investments in new-age chips which would power the next phase of digitalisation of...

Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow described the achievement as a testament to the continued efforts to innovate and improve water supply services in the state...

The promotional board's senior director (domestic & Events division), Mohd Roslan Abdullah, said that after discussions with local airliners, plans are afoot to...

The Inspector-General of Police says public order in Negri Sembilan remains stable amid a constitutional dispute over a proclamation purporting to remove Tuanku...
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Water authorities across the country need to reinvest in the security and safety of their piping systems, treatment plants, and intake facilities.
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Penang PAS criticises Umno’s sole representative in the state executive council, Rashidi Zinol, for backing continued cooperation with the PH-led state governme...

Lim said that better coordination and more resources are needed to prevent the national crime wave of digital fraud, cyber identity theft and various scams.

Up to August this year, Malaysia's total global trade has reached RM2.51 trillion, representing a 27 per cent increase compared to the same period last year.
