Clean-up clears Kanowit of potential Aedes breeding sites
[BorneoPost] - 03/5/2025
KANOWIT (March 5): The Mega Gotong-Royong Aedes programme held here Monday evening uncovered numerous potential breeding sites for Aedes mosquitoes. Kanowit health officer Dr Yassimear Ugak said the clean-up focused on Kanowit town, old market and Fort Emma, where various water-holding (…)
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Police intensify traffic management at 29 congestion hotspots in Shah Alam
SHAH ALAM: Police have stationed Traffic Enforcement and Investigation Department (TEID) personnel at the infamous (…)
[New Straits Times] - 4/03/2025
Senior citizen struck by car on way to surau, succumbs to injuries
MIRI (March 4): An elderly woman died Monday night after she was struck by a car while crossing the road at Kampung (…)
[BorneoPost] - 4/03/2025
MACC: 322 arrested in major ops over 2 months
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has arrested a total of 322 people over the past two (…)
[New Straits Times] - 5/03/2025
Broken timber bridge in Telang Usan repaired, larger culvert to be installed
MIRI (March 4): Passage to 12 villages and SK Long Luteng in Telang Usan has been restored following provisional (…)
[BorneoPost] - 4/03/2025
Much-maligned MFL Cup to get the boot
KUALA LUMPUR: For the survival of the M-League, the Malaysian Football League (MFL) is coming out with a big axe. (…)
[New Straits Times] - 4/03/2025
Singapore mulls caning for scammers as losses soar to S$1.1b
SINGAPORE, March 4 — The Singapore government will consider caning as a punishment for certain scam-related (…)
[Malay Mail] - 4/03/2025
Church groups in Asia strengthen alliance to tackle social and environmental crises
[Herald Malaysia] - 4/03/2025
Today's news in pictures — Tuesday, March 4, 2025
MISSED what happened today (March 4)? Here's a glimpse of what happened throughout the country in photographs. (…)
[New Straits Times] - 4/03/2025
Singapore confirms 187 cases in food poisoning probe linked to national preparedness exercise
SINGAPORE, March 4 — Singaporean authorities have confirmed 187 cases of gastroenteritis following the distribution (…)
[Malay Mail] - 4/03/2025
