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Two Malaysian soldiers killed in grenade training accident at Gurun camp
Two Malaysian Army personnel died in a grenade explosion during training at Hobart Camp, Gurun, on June 17, 2026.
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Two Malaysian soldiers die in grenade training explosion at Hobart Camp
Two Malaysian soldiers died in a grenade training explosion at Hobart Camp, Gurun on June 16, 2026.
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Four-year-old boy dies after collapsing at Sungai Buloh water park pool
A four-year-old boy collapsed after leaving a water park pool in Sungai Buloh and died at the hospital on June 14, 2026.
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Malaysia targets over 95% secondary school enrolment after new compulsory education law
Malaysia’s Education Ministry aims to boost secondary school enrolment above 95% following a 2025 law making secondary education compulsory.
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Johor urges federal government to fast-track e-ART project before RTS Link launch
Caretaker Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi urged the federal government to accelerate the e-ART project ahead of RTS Link operations starting January 2027.
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Stepmother charged with murder after toddler dies from blunt chest trauma in Johor Baru
A 23-year-old stepmother was charged with murder after her 4-year-old stepson died of blunt chest trauma in Johor Baru on June 2.
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Malaysia denies claims of maltreatment of Rohingya and migrant children in detention
Malaysia's Home Ministry rejects allegations that migrant and refugee children, including Rohingya, face inhumane treatment in detention shelters.
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Bersatu preps to contest Johor and Negri Sembilan elections amid PN coalition strains
Bersatu will contest Johor and Negri Sembilan state elections under the PN logo despite no coordination meeting from coalition leaders.
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Malaysia urges Meta to apply under-18 safety features worldwide, beyond U.S. only
Malaysia’s Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching called on Meta to expand safety measures for users under 18 globally, not just in the U.S.
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Masked protesters block Port of Dover, halting ferry traffic for hours
Hundreds of masked anti-migrant protesters blocked roads at the Port of Dover on September 5, halting England-France ferry traffic until police cleared the route.
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Two men arrested after cable theft chase in Seremban, one suspect escapes
Police arrested two men and are searching for a third after stopping a vehicle linked to cable theft in Seremban on June 16.
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Five officers face discipline, one charged over 2025 Taiping Prison riot death
One prison warden was charged and five officers disciplined following a 2025 prison riot that killed an inmate at Taiping Prison.
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Federal Government Raises Sabah Special Grant from RM600 Million to RM1.5 Billion
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced a hike in Sabah's interim Special Grant to RM1.5 billion on May 31, 2026.
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Melaka government to study basic salary proposal of RM2,500-RM2,800
Melaka government will review a proposal to set the state's minimum basic salary between RM2,500 and RM2,800 before federal submission.
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Malaysia weighs new venues for Langkawi Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition amid regional rivalry
Malaysia’s Defence Minister said the government is exploring alternative venues for LIMA due to space limits and competition from neighbouring countries.
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Malaysia's Higher Education Ministry weighs legal action over university admission claims
The Ministry of Higher Education is considering legal action against Jitra assemblyman Dr Haim Hilman over his allegations on public university admissions.
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Japan issues highest landslide warning for Yakushima Island amid Typhoon Krovanh rain
Japan Meteorological Agency issued its highest Level 5 landslide warning for Yakushima Island on September 5 as Typhoon Krovanh brings heavy rain.
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Major fire destroys five businesses near Penang's Chew Jetty with no injuries
A fire early today destroyed five business premises near Penang's Chew Jetty, causing no casualties, officials said.
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Haze Emergency Declared in Serian Division as Air Quality Hits Hazardous Levels
Sarawak declared a haze emergency in Serian after the Air Pollutant Index surged above 500 on September 4.
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Malaysia deploys SMART team to Nepal for flood search and rescue operations
Malaysia sent an 11-member SMART team with rescue equipment to Nepal on September 5 to aid flood search and rescue efforts.
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Prosecution appeals to reinstate death sentence for man who killed pregnant girlfriend
Prosecution filed a Federal Court appeal to reinstate the death sentence for Muhammad Fakrul Aiman Sajali over murder of his pregnant girlfriend.
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim visits Egyptian scholar Sheikh Abdul Aziz urging heritage preservation
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim visited Sheikh Abdul Aziz in Putrajaya and highlighted the need to preserve Islamic classical heritage using new technology.
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Perak Upholds Aid to Rohingya Refugees While Addressing Illegal Business Practices
Perak government will maintain humanitarian aid for Rohingya refugees with UNHCR cards and enforce local laws against illegal business activities by some refugees.
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Tony Pua upgraded to suspect over Rukun Negara Facebook post amid police probe
Former MP Tony Pua was made a police suspect after questioning over a Facebook post on Malaysia’s constitutional monarchy.