August 2025 – Page 9 – Thesundailymys

Polis buru warga Indonesia tikam bekas isteri di Banting

SHAH ALAM: Polis sedang memburu seorang lelaki warga Indonesia bagi membantu siasatan kes menikam bekas isterinya di Banting semalam. Ketua Polis Daerah Kuala Langat Supt Mohd Akmalrizal Radzi berkata suspek dipercayai masih membawa pisau yang digunakan dalam kejadian tersebut. Beliau menyatakan motif jenayah itu didorong oleh rasa tidak puas hati suspek berumur 45 tahun terhadap… Continue reading

Ejen hartanah direman SPRM disyaki kemuka dokumen palsu kerja pengubahsuaian

KUALA TERENGGANU: Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia (SPRM) Terengganu memperoleh perintah reman terhadap seorang ejen hartanah bagi membantu siasatan kes pengemukaan dokumen palsu membabitkan kerja pengubahsuaian rumah. Majistret Iffah Nabihah Mohd Ishak mengeluarkan perintah reman selama empat hari bermula hari ini hingga Jumaat terhadap suspek lelaki berusia lingkungan 50 tahun itu. Suspek ditahan kira-kira pukul 12… Continue reading

Hajiji serius bendung budaya buli di sekolah Sabah segera

KOTA KINABALU: Ketua Menteri Sabah Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor memandang serius isu buli yang semakin berleluasa di institusi pendidikan termasuk sekolah. Hajiji menyatakan hasratnya untuk membendung budaya tersebut dengan segera. Beliau secara peribadi berasa amat sedih dengan budaya buli dalam kalangan pelajar. Keadaan menjadi lebih mengecewakan apabila masalah itu turut berlaku di sekolah agama. “Budaya… Continue reading

Mahkamah tolak permohonan OKU fail petisyen rayuan luar tempoh masa

PUTRAJAYA: Mahkamah Persekutuan menolak permohonan seorang lelaki Orang Kurang Upaya untuk memfailkan petisyen rayuan di luar tempoh masa dalam kes pembunuhan. Panel tiga hakim dipengerusikan Presiden Mahkamah Rayuan Datuk Abu Bakar Jais membuat keputusan tersebut hari ini. Kang Chang Heng yang berusia 46 tahun diperintahkan membela diri atas pertuduhan membunuh dan membakar empat sekeluarga di… Continue reading

KPM jalankan siasatan dalaman kes pelajar jatuh asrama sekolah

KUALA LUMPUR: Kementerian Pendidikan telah memulakan proses siasatan dalaman bagi meneliti semua aspek pematuhan prosedur operasi standard di sebuah sekolah di Sabak Bernam. Siasatan ini berikutan kejadian seorang pelajar lelaki Tingkatan Tiga yang dipercayai terjatuh dari tingkat tiga asrama sekolah terbabit. Menteri Pendidikan Fadhlina Sidek berkata laporan polis telah dibuat bagi membolehkan siasatan lanjut dilaksanakan… Continue reading

Dua pengawal keselamatan didakwa menyamar polis, peras ugut mangsa

JOHOR BAHRU: Dua pengawal keselamatan didakwa di dua Mahkamah Majistret di sini atas pertuduhan menyamar sebagai anggota polis dan melakukan pemerasan terhadap seorang lelaki. Mohamad Syafiq Zakaria dan Mohamad Sulaiman Ab Rahman, masing-masing berusia 29 tahun, mengaku tidak bersalah selepas pertuduhan dibacakan di hadapan Majistret Nabilah Nizam dan Atifah Hazimah Wahab. Untuk pertuduhan pertama, kedua-dua… Continue reading

Sabah CM calls for immediate action to curb school bullying nationwide

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor has expressed deep concern over the growing issue of bullying in educational institutions, including schools, and stressed that the problem must be curbed immediately. Hajiji said he was personally saddened by incidents of bullying among students and even more disappointed that such cases also occurred in… Continue reading

Lelaki maut terkena renjatan elektrik ketika pikat burung di Pendang

ALOR SETAR: Seorang lelaki maut dipercayai terkena renjatan elektrik ketika memikat burung di Kampung Bukit Tok Chom, dekat Pendang. Ketua Polis Daerah Pendang Supt Rodzi Abu Hassan berkata mayat Sahrulnizam Ramli, 53, ditemukan oleh orang awam dan polis menerima laporan berkaitan penemuan mayat itu pada 9.55 pagi. Individu terbabit menyatakan telah menemukan mayat seorang lelaki… Continue reading

UN demands Israeli investigations into Gaza killings yield results

GENEVA: The United Nations insisted that Israel must ensure its investigations into alleged unlawful killings in Gaza produce concrete results. United Nations human rights office spokesman Thameen Al-Kheetan stated that justice must follow these probes into incidents like Monday’s hospital strike that killed twenty people. “The Israeli authorities have, in the past, announced investigations in… Continue reading

Unemployed man jailed and fined for recording obscene images and videos

KUALA LUMPUR: An unemployed man received a 10-month prison sentence and a 5,000 ringgit fine after pleading guilty to recording and possessing hundreds of obscene images and videos. Magistrate Amira Abd Aziz ordered 28-year-old P Naagiran to begin serving his prison term immediately from today. She further ruled that failure to pay the fine would… Continue reading

Germany and Canada sign raw materials deal to reduce China reliance

BERLIN: Germany and Canada will sign a cooperation agreement on critical raw materials to reduce heavy dependence on China. Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced the partnership during a press conference with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Berlin. China’s dominance in supplying critical materials gained attention after Beijing introduced export restrictions on key rare earths this… Continue reading

Kerjaya Prospek expects contract awards to regain momentum after govt clarifies SST implementation

KUALA LUMPUR: Kerjaya Prospek Bhd expects contract awards to regain momentum once the government issues clear guidelines on the expanded Sales and Service Tax (SST), following a slowdown over the past one to two months. Chairman Datuk Seri Tee Eng Ho said the group remains confident of securing “a few hundred million ringgit” worth of… Continue reading

Viral hotel kettle cooking video raises hygiene concerns

IF you thought hotel kettles were just for hot water, think again — a viral video of travellers using one to cook shabu-shabu (hotpot dish of thinly sliced meat and vegetables boiled in water and served with dipping sauces) has left many netizens horrified and vowing never to use hotel kettles again. The video, posted… Continue reading

E&O lines up RM2.2 billion worth of property launches for rest of 2025

KUALA LUMPUR: Property developer Eastern & Oriental Bhd (E&O) is lining up RM2.2 billion worth of property launches for the remainder of 2025, which includes the upcoming Elmina retail shops, Elmina landed homes, Senna and Fera, as well as Andaman Island Plot 16E. Managing director Kok Tuck Cheong said he expects a heavier launch schedule… Continue reading

10,000 onde-onde balls form giant Jalur Gemilang for National Day

GUA MUSANG: A spectacular forty-one metre replica of the Jalur Gemilang made from ten thousand onde-onde balls became the centrepiece of National Day celebrations at the Kesedar Chalil Land Development Plan. The round-shaped delicacies were arranged in sixty-eight trays, symbolising the sixty-eight years since Malaysia’s independence. Sekolah Kebangsaan Chalil Parent-Teacher Association president Padzluddin Hamid revealed… Continue reading

UN rights chief demands Egypt end arbitrary detention of critics

GENEVA: The United Nations human rights chief has demanded Egypt immediately cease its practice of prolonged arbitrary detention against government critics. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk condemned Egypt’s common procedure of bringing new charges against individuals nearing completion of their prison sentences or maximum pretrial detention periods. “The Egyptian government must immediately… Continue reading

Federal Court dismisses late appeal by hearing and speech impaired murder suspect

PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court has dismissed an application to file a late appeal petition by a hearing and speech impaired man ordered to enter his defence on murder charges. A three judge panel led by Court of Appeal President Datuk Abu Bakar Jais ruled that the earlier Court of Appeal decision was not a final… Continue reading

Two men publicly flogged 76 times for gay sex in Indonesia’s Aceh

BANDA ACEH: Two men were publicly flogged 76 times each in Indonesia’s conservative province of Aceh after a court found them guilty of engaging in consensual same-sex relations under strict Islamic law. Gay sex remains outlawed exclusively in Aceh, which enforces a local interpretation of sharia, while it is not criminalised throughout the rest of… Continue reading

Legal Aid and Public Defence Bill 2025 enhances child protection

PUTATAN: The Legal Aid and Public Defence Bill 2025 prioritises enhanced legal protection for children involved in criminal cases as victims, with special focus on sexual crimes. Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Law and Institutional Reform) Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said announced that all child victims will receive automatic legal aid and support, including… Continue reading

Behind Parliament’s Doors: Syerleena reveals shared office reality

MOST Malaysians picture Parliament as the fiery scenes inside the Dewan Rakyat, where MPs debate, exchange views – and sometimes even dish out verbal punches. But Bukit Bendera MP Syerleena Abdul Rashid recently gave Malaysians a rare peek beyond the chamber by showing her shared office space inside Parliament. In a video posted on her… Continue reading

Police hunt Indonesian man over alleged stabbing of ex wife in Banting

SHAH ALAM: Police are actively searching for an Indonesian man wanted for questioning regarding the alleged stabbing of his ex wife in Banting yesterday. Kuala Langat police chief Superintendent Mohd Akmalrizal Radzi confirmed the suspect is believed to have fled with the knife potentially used in the attack. “The motive for the incident is believed… Continue reading

Maybank posts improved second-quarter and half-year results, declares 30 sen cash dividend

KUALA LUMPUR: Malayan Banking Bhd’s (Maybank) net profit rose to RM2.62 billion in the second quarter ended June 30, 2025 (Q2’25) from RM2.52 billion in the previous corresponding quarter. However, revenue eased to RM17.07 billion during the quarter under review compared to RM17.17 billion previously. Meanwhile, for the six months ended June 30, 2025 (H1’25),… Continue reading

RMAF to assess Kuwait F/A-18 jets before finalising acquisition deal

KUALA LUMPUR: The Royal Malaysian Air Force will conduct a comprehensive assessment before finalising any acquisition of F/A-18 Legacy Hornet fighter jets from Kuwait. Air Force Chief General Datuk Seri Muhamad Norazlan Aris confirmed the evaluation will include delivery timelines alongside acquisition and maintenance costs. “This thorough review ensures the aircraft remain operationally viable for… Continue reading

Parit Buntar Hospital to open in September serving 73,000 residents

PARIT BUNTAR: The new Parit Buntar Hospital will begin operations on September 3, serving approximately 73,000 local residents with comprehensive healthcare services. Deputy Minister of Health Datuk Lukanisman Awang Sauni confirmed the opening date during the hospital’s official handover ceremony. “This project, approved with a cost of RM173.3 million under the Third Rolling Plan of… Continue reading

Japan cities face backlash over false African hometown immigration claims

TOKYO: Japanese cities have been flooded with complaints from residents confused about an initiative designating them as hometowns for African countries. The confusion arose after false claims circulated that this was a new immigration policy by the Japanese government. The initiative by the Japan International Cooperation Agency aimed to promote international exchanges between four Japanese… Continue reading

Chinese woman rescued after writing blood plea from locked room

SHANGHAI: A Chinese woman trapped inside a locked room for thirty hours was rescued after throwing a pillow containing a message written in her own blood out of a window. The woman, identified only by her surname Zhou, became trapped while cleaning a guesthouse in Sichuan province without her mobile phone. She entered a bedroom… Continue reading

India probes giant private zoo run by son of Asia’s richest person

NEW DELHI: India’s Supreme Court has ordered an investigation into allegations of illegal animal imports and financial misconduct at a massive private zoo operated by the son of Asia’s wealthiest individual. Vantara, which describes itself as the “world’s biggest wild animal rescue centre”, is managed by Anant Ambani, whose father Mukesh Ambani leads the multinational… Continue reading

MOE investigates student fall from third floor dormitory in Sabak Bernam

KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry of Education has initiated an internal investigation into a potential breach of standard operating procedures at a Sabak Bernam school following a serious incident involving a Form Three student. Minister Fadhlina Sidek confirmed that a police report has been filed to facilitate a comprehensive investigation by the authorities. “The student is… Continue reading

Palestinian Embassy condemns systematic targeting of Gaza journalists

KUALA LUMPUR: The Palestine Embassy in Malaysia has condemned the systematic targeting of journalists in Gaza by Israeli forces as a deliberate attempt to suppress coverage of the humanitarian crisis. The embassy stated that the occupying power has continued to bar Arab and international journalists from entering Gaza under the pretext that it is a… Continue reading

Two police officers killed in eastern Australia shooting incident

SYDNEY: Two police officers were killed and another seriously wounded in a shooting at a rural property in eastern Australia on Tuesday. Victoria police confirmed they are hunting for a male suspect who fled the violent confrontation at a remote Porepunkah property. The incident occurred at the foot of a mountain in northeast Victoria, with… Continue reading

Israeli protesters demand hostage deal ahead of security cabinet meeting

TEL AVIV: Israeli protesters demanding an end to the Gaza war and the return of hostages took to the streets early Tuesday morning ahead of an evening security cabinet meeting. AFP journalists observed demonstrators blocking roads in Tel Aviv while waving Israeli flags and holding photographs of hostages. Israeli media reported additional rallies near a… Continue reading

Anwar launches CD:NXT to train 5,000 youths for AI jobs

PETALING JAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim yesterday called on Malaysians to embrace industries and technologies once unthinkable, as he launched CD:NXT, CelcomDigi’s flagship talent development initiative aimed at preparing 5,000 youths for an AI-driven digital economy. Positioning Malaysia’s people as the nation’s strongest asset, Anwar said the future of work lies in mastering… Continue reading

Forum Pekerjaan Hijau ASEAN 2025 anjuran KESUMA di Putrajaya

PUTRAJAYA: Forum Pekerjaan Hijau ASEAN 2025 akan berlangsung di Putrajaya pada 27 dan 28 Ogos sempena peranan Malaysia sebagai Pengerusi ASEAN. Forum berprofil tinggi ini dianjurkan oleh Kementerian Sumber Manusia dengan sokongan Sekretariat ASEAN dan Kerajaan Australia melalui Inisiatif Aus4ASEAN Futures. AGJF 2025 akan menghimpunkan pegawai tinggi buruh, pembuat dasar, pemimpin industri, penyedia pendidikan dan… Continue reading

Carlos Alcaraz explains US Open buzz cut after brother’s clipper mishap

NEW YORK: Carlos Alcaraz has revealed his new cropped hairstyle at the US Open resulted from his brother mishandling clippers during a pre-tournament trim. The buzz cut became a major talking point at Flushing Meadows during the championship’s second day. “I felt like my hair was really long already, and before the tournament I just… Continue reading

Rebuilding cities with fairness, vision

THE proposed Urban Renewal Bill, tabled in Parliament, has the potential to reshape our cities and towns for future generations. If done right, it can revitalise neglected urban areas, spur economic growth and improve the quality of life for residents. However, the law must strike a fair balance between the interests of all stakeholders –… Continue reading

GOF seizes RM500,000 in unregistered cosmetics in Kelantan smuggling bust

KOTA BHARU: The General Operations Force intercepted a major smuggling operation involving unregistered cosmetic products valued at over half a million ringgit. Southeast Brigade Commander Datuk Nik Ros Azhan Nik Ab Hamid confirmed the seizure occurred during Op Taring Wawasan at an illegal base near Pengkalan Kubor, Tumpat. Patrol officers observed two men transferring boxes… Continue reading

Behind every profession is an educator

“TEACHING is the one profession that creates all other professions.” This age-old adage speaks volumes about the profound impact educators have on the world. If teaching shapes all other professions, then educators are the architects of the future. They don’t just impart academic knowledge; they also mould the attitudes, values and behaviours that shape the… Continue reading

Jun Hao shines on World Championships debut after Zii Jia’s shock exit

WORLD No. 25 Leong Jun Hao made a commanding World Championships debut in Paris, giving Malaysia a timely boost after Lee Zii Jia’s shock early exit. The national men’s singles shuttler showed calm authority at the Adidas Arena, dismissing Switzerland’s Tobias Kuenzi 21-12, 21-14 in just 36 minutes. ALSO READ: Zii Jia’s comeback ends early… Continue reading

Ensure digital inclusion for all

IN our increasingly digitised world, technology is not just a convenience; it has become essential to communication, learning, work and civic participation. While some can navigate digital spaces with ease, many others remain sidelined. This disparity, known as the digital divide, is no longer about access to devices or the internet; it also includes gaps… Continue reading

Jun Hao shines on World Championships debut after Zii Jia’s shock exit

Woman injured after car hits elephant crossing Mersing-Endau road

MERSING: A woman sustained injuries after her vehicle collided with an elephant crossing the Mersing-Endau Road last night. The incident occurred at approximately 10.40 pm near Kilometer 12 as the 47-year-old driver was travelling from Mersing towards Endau in a Toyota Vios. Mersing police Chief Superintendent Abdul Razak Abdullah Sani stated that the woman spotted… Continue reading

MARA targets RM1 billion in loan repayments for 2025

KANGAR: Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) is targeting one billion ringgit in loan repayments this year under its entrepreneurship and education financing schemes. MARA director-general Datuk Zulfikri Osman said repayment collection as of August remains on track, despite some borrowers facing challenges. “Typically, five out of 10 entrepreneurs repay their loans without issue, while the remaining… Continue reading

TSG and MPC riders to lead Malaysia’s 2025 SEA Games cycling squad

THE Malaysian National Cycling Federation has confirmed that Terengganu Cycling Team and Malaysia Pro Cycling will lead Malaysia’s challenge at the 2025 SEA Games in Thailand from December 9 to 20. MNCF president Datuk Amarjit Singh Gill announced that the combined national squad will comprise five riders from TSG and two each from MPC and… Continue reading

PGA gagalkan cubaan seludup kosmetik Thailand bernilai RM500,000

KOTA BHARU: Pasukan Gerakan Am (PGA) berjaya menggagalkan cubaan menyeludup pelbagai produk kosmetik bernilai lebih setengah juta ringgit dari Thailand. Operasi Taring Wawasan di kawasan pangkalan haram Kebun, Pengkalan Kubor, Tumpat menemui rampasan bernilai RM511,000. Komander Briged Tenggara PGA Datuk Nik Ros Azhan Nik Ab Hamid berkata pasukan sedang meronda ketika mengesan dua lelaki memindahkan… Continue reading

Polis terima laporan pelajar jatuh dari tingkat tiga asrama di Sabak Bernam

SHAH ALAM: Polis mengesahkan menerima laporan berhubung kejadian seorang pelajar lelaki Tingkatan Tiga yang dipercayai terjatuh dari tingkat tiga asrama sebuah sekolah di Sabak Bernam. Ketua Polis Selangor Datuk Shazeli Kahar berkata pihaknya telah membuka kertas siasatan di bawah Seksyen 31(1) Akta Kanak-Kanak 2001. Beliau menyatakan siasatan dijalankan dari pelbagai sudut termasuk aspek keselamatan pelajar… Continue reading

Sistem e-SPMM tingkat profesionalisme pengurusan masjid di Kelantan

KOTA BHARU: Sistem e-SPMM (Sistem Penarafan Masjid Malaysia) berfungsi sebagai platform digital bersepadu untuk menilai dan memantau prestasi masjid secara telus dan sistematik. Platform ini boleh diakses oleh semua pihak berkepentingan bagi tujuan pemantauan, perancangan serta penambahbaikan berterusan. Yang Dipertua Majlis Agama Islam dan Adat Istiadat Melayu Kelantan (MAIK) Tan Sri Tengku Mohamad Rizam Tengku… Continue reading

230 media practitioners receive RM698,000 from Tabung Kasih@HAWANA

KUALA LUMPUR: Two hundred and thirty media practitioners have received assistance totalling 698,000 Malaysian ringgit from the Tabung Kasih@HAWANA initiative this year. Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching confirmed that 229 individuals received 648,000 Malaysian ringgit from the fund during the previous year. “Since its introduction at National Journalists Day (HAWANA) 2023, a total of… Continue reading

PSC proposes new law to regulate early childhood care in Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR: The Parliamentary Select Committee on Women, Children and Community Development has proposed introducing a dedicated law to regulate and develop early childhood care and education for children up to six in Malaysia. Committee chair Yeo Bee Yin said the sector continues to face significant policy and governance challenges. “Key issues include the absence… Continue reading

KDN bangun sistem APSS saring penumpang awal tingkat keselamatan udara

SEPANG: Kementerian Dalam Negeri sedang membangunkan Advanced Passenger Screening System untuk meningkatkan keselamatan perjalanan udara melalui saringan penumpang awal. Menteri Dalam Negeri Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail mengumumkan ujian percubaan sistem itu dijangka bermula pada penghujung tahun ini. Ujian percubaan akan melibatkan 10 daripada 56 syarikat penerbangan yang beroperasi di Malaysia sebagai fasa permulaan. “Proses… Continue reading

42,000 students benefit from free digital tuition via NADI programme

KUALA LUMPUR: Forty two thousand primary and secondary school students nationwide have enjoyed free digital tuition through the National Information Dissemination Centre since its introduction last September. Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission NADI Office head Mohd Arif Adenan said the programme under the Digital Learning initiative and e-Classes has greatly helped students, especially in the… Continue reading