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A nap too long: Padawan man reported missing found peacefully asleep. next to neighbour's washing machine

KUCHING, May 30 -- A man's simple bathroom break turned into a full-blown missing person case in Kampung Sira, Padawan, only for him to be discovered hours later fast asleep beside a neighbour's washi... Read More


Why your SPM grades don't define you, but giving up does - Ahmad Ibrahim

Kuala Lampur, May 30 -- The SPM results are out. In one household, shrieks of joy echo as parents hug their straight-A child. In another, the same silence that follows disappointment settles like a he... Read More


Nepal asked to issue death declaration for Malaysian climber Hawari missing since 2023 Everest summit

KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 -- More than three years after Malaysian climber Muhammad Hawari Hashim disappeared on Mount Everest, organisers of the Malaysia Everest 2023 (ME 2023) expedition are urging the N... Read More


Semiconductor industries cannot be immune to the helium shortage caused by the US-Iran blockade - Phar Kim Beng

Kuala Lampur, May 30 -- For decades, oil has dominated discussions of energy security in the Gulf. Today, however, a less visible but equally strategic resource is emerging as a critical vulnerabilit... Read More


Penang cops consider joint school inspections amid rise in drug-laced vape cases, says state police chief

KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 -- Penang police are considering working with schools to conduct joint inspections of students' belongings for vape products as authorities seek to prevent the devices, including ... Read More


Rats, dirty kitchens and poor food handling shut five Puchong eateries

KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 -- Five eateries in Puchong have been ordered to close temporarily after failing hygiene inspections that uncovered rat droppings, improper food storage and poor food handling pra... Read More


Woman breaks down after Butterworth court grants RM240,000 bail in forced labour trafficking case

KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 -- A couple accused of trafficking Indonesian women for forced labour pleaded not guilty at the Sessions Court in Butterworth yesterday and were granted bail totalling RM240,000. ... Read More


Sudoku pioneer Yoshinao Anpuku sees Malaysian players gaining skills beyond number grids

KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 -- After spending years watching Sudoku players race through number grids, Yoshinao Anpuku now hopes more of them will begin looking beyond Sudoku itself. The president of Tokyo-... Read More


Former MACC chief Azam Baki to file defamation suit against businessman Albert Tei next week

KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 -- Former Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Azam Baki said he will file a defamation suit against businessman Albert Tei next week, following ... Read More


Have trust in the holder of the key who has the people's best interests at heart - Hafiz Hassan

Kuala Lampur, May 30 -- Four years ago, in "It takes two to dissolve Parliament", I wrote that dissolving Parliament so that a general election can be held is not done simply upon request of the Prime... Read More