24 stories across Malaysia, published in the last 30 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
Batik Air is offering special Merdeka fare discounts and exclusive retail benefits to passengers at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang as part of a campaign involving the airline's retail partners.
A tour bus overturned at a roundabout near Sibu, injuring 23 people. All victims received on-site medical treatment before being transported to Sibu Hospital and Kanowit Hospital for further care.
Authorities urge the public to plan their journeys and arrive early due to road closures in Putrajaya for the 2026 National Day celebration at Dataran Putrajaya. The closures are expected to cause traffic disruptions, and attendees are advised to use public transport and follow official guidance.
Langkawi ferry operators are urging the federal government to speed up dredging of the Kuala Kedah and Kuala Perlis ferry lanes, warning that silted routes could disrupt schedules during the upcoming peak season. They emphasize the need for urgent maintenance to ensure smooth operations and passenger safety.
The Sarawak Rivers Board has issued a warning to river transport users, particularly on the Rajang River, due to hazardous conditions caused by haze reducing visibility and drought shrinking navigable channels. Boatmen are advised to plan journeys carefully and exercise caution.
Traffic entering Kelantan is crawling along a 20km stretch as the school break and National Day holiday surge builds. The slow movement is reported near Gua Musang, causing delays for travelers heading into the state.
The article announces that free water taxi services will be available from 5am on August 31 for attendees of the 2026 National Day celebrations at Dataran Putrajaya, aiming to facilitate public transport to the event.
The junction from Jalan Lapangan Terbang to Lorong Lapangan Terbang 1 near voco hotel in Kuching will be closed overnight from August 28 to 29 for road works, affecting traffic in the area.
The West Coast Expressway (WCE) anticipates a surge in traffic exceeding 150,000 vehicles on its operational stretches as Malaysians travel for the National Day holiday and school break. The operator has prepared measures to manage the expected increase in vehicles.
Batik Air will launch direct flights between Batam and Penang from October 18, aiming to boost tourism and medical travel. The Penang state exco highlighted the potential benefits for both sectors.
The article explains the legal requirements and leeway for emergency vehicles in Malaysia, detailing which vehicles qualify, the obligations of other road users to give way, and the penalties for non-compliance. It also clarifies the non-negotiable traffic rules that apply to all drivers.
Malay Mail reports that 3,811 police personnel will be deployed for the National Day celebration in Putrajaya, expecting 80,000 visitors. Road closures will be implemented, but 103 shuttle buses will be provided to ease access to the event.
PLUS Malaysia Berhad anticipates a surge in traffic, with up to 2.2 million vehicles expected on its highways during the National Day and school holiday period. The company advises motorists to plan their trips and use the Touch 'n Go card or PLUSMiles for smoother travel.
George Town will close several major roads from August 29 to 31 for the National Day parade rehearsals and event. The closures will affect traffic in the city center, and motorists are advised to plan alternate routes.
The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency inspected a ferry operating between Karakit and Kudat after passenger safety concerns went viral. The inspection aimed to verify the vessel's compliance with safety regulations and address public worries.
Police will implement road closures and enhanced security in Putrajaya starting tomorrow for National Day 2026 celebrations, with only two bridges remaining open. Motorists are advised to plan alternate routes.
Police announced that five main roads around Kajang will be closed in stages starting Wednesday ahead of the Merdeka Eve celebration rehearsals, with full closures expected on the event day. Motorists are advised to plan alternate routes.
Malaysia Airlines will adjust flight schedules at KLIA due to temporary airspace closures for National Day flypast rehearsals. The retiming affects selected arrivals and departures to minimize disruption for passengers.
KTMB will add eight extra KTM Komuter Utara trains and implement a special timetable for northern routes during the school holidays and Merdeka period to accommodate increased passenger demand.
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