News near Batu Gajah
24 stories within reach of Batu Gajah, published in the last 30 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Man detained after viral video shows kitten hit with broomstick in Batu Gajah
IPOH, Aug 20 — Police have detained a man after a video showing him abusing a kitten with an aluminium broomstick...
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Jobless single dad claims trial to robbing and injuring mum with baby at Batu Gajah house
An unemployed single father pleaded not guilty in the Ipoh Sessions Court to charges of robbing and injuring his mother while she was carrying a baby at a house in Batu Gajah. The court set bail and scheduled the next hearing.
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Lorry driver charged with sexually assaulting two daughters in Seri Iskandar
A lorry driver was charged in the Sessions Court in Ipoh with 21 counts of sexually assaulting his two daughters in Seri Iskandar. The charges were read out and the accused pleaded not guilty. The court set bail and scheduled the next mention date.
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Perak MB's political secretary resigns, cites health reasons amid drug allegations
Perak Menteri Besar's political secretary Mohamad Hamidi Baharudin has resigned, citing health reasons, amid drug allegations. The resignation was confirmed by the MB, who stated it was accepted and that the allegations are being handled by authorities.
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Mapim to deploy humanitarian mission to Nepal on Sept 5
Mapim, a Malaysian Islamic NGO, will send a humanitarian mission to Nepal on September 5 to provide aid and assistance. The mission involves Malaysian volunteers and aims to support communities affected by recent disasters.
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Student loses RM29,000 after scammers pose as cops, threaten arrest over money laundering
A student in Ipoh lost RM29,000 to scammers posing as police officers who threatened arrest over money laundering. Police arrested three local men in five raids across Kuala Lumpur and Selangor in connection with the scam.
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Sultan Nazrin graces Perak Merdeka Month programme with 214,095 student entries
The Sultan of Perak, Sultan Nazrin Shah, attended a Merdeka Month programme in Ipoh aimed at instilling patriotism among students. The programme saw participation from 214,095 students.
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Police confirm body found in suitcase in Sungai Perak is female
Police in Perak have confirmed that a body found inside a suitcase in Sungai Perak near Lembah Kuang is female. The discovery is under investigation, with authorities working to determine the cause of death and identify the victim.
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Two directors in Perak plead not guilty to faking Socso job incentive claims
Two company directors in Perak pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court to charges of submitting false claims to Socso for job incentives. The court case is ongoing.
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Ipoh married couple charged with trafficking 480.6g MDMA, face death penalty
A married couple was charged in an Ipoh court with trafficking 480.6 grams of MDMA, an offense that carries the death penalty. The case is ongoing.
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Legal action looms for Facebook page attacking Perak state developer
The Perak State Development Corporation (PKNPk) has lodged police reports and initiated legal action against a Facebook page that allegedly attacked the state developer. The move follows a series of defamatory posts targeting the corporation.
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Care home resident died from head trauma after alleged beating, police say
Police in Ipoh confirmed that a 54-year-old man died from head trauma after an alleged beating at a care home in Taman Choong Kwee, Taiping. The case is under investigation, and authorities have not yet made arrests.
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Married couple among seven nabbed as police seize 2.8kg of MDMA in Perak raids
Police in Perak arrested seven people, including a married couple, and seized 2.8kg of MDMA during raids. The suspects are believed to be involved in drug trafficking.
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GOF seizes RM9.39m worth of illegal e-waste in Ipoh raids, 14 arrested
The General Operations Force (GOF) Northern Brigade conducted raids in Ipoh, seizing 120,220 kg of illegal electronic waste valued at RM9.39 million and arresting 14 individuals. The operation highlights ongoing enforcement against environmental crimes in Malaysia.
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Police question 10 individuals over deaths of two teen girls in Ipoh
Police in Perak have recorded statements from 10 individuals to assist in investigations into the deaths of two teenage girls in Ipoh. The case is being treated as sudden death pending further investigation.
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No changes to Perak Opposition seating despite Bersatu fallout, says Speaker
Perak State Assembly Speaker Mohammad Zahir Abdul Khalid says there have been no formal requests to change the opposition seating arrangement despite recent Bersatu sackings and suspensions. Several assemblymen have pledged support for Parti Wawasan Negara, but the Speaker confirms the current floor plan and the opposition chief whip remain unchanged.
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'Ultraman' detained near main stage ahead of Sultan Nazrin's arrival at Perak National Day celebration, says state police chief
A man dressed as Ultraman was detained near the main stage at Perak's National Day celebration in Ipoh after police found his behavior suspicious. Police chief Mohd Alwi Zainal Abidin said the man had a psychiatric history and was referred to Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta.
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'Ultraman' detained by police at Perak National Day Celebration
Police detained a man wearing a superhero costume during the 2026 National Day Celebration at the Perak level in Ipoh. The detention was carried out in front of the Ipoh Municipal Hall.
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Perak mulls RM500 first‑time marriage incentive to ease financial burden on youths ahead of 2027 state budget
Perak is considering a RM500 first-time marriage incentive for youths to ease financial burdens, with the proposal to be submitted ahead of the 2027 state budget. The initiative aims to support young couples financially.
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WCE expects more traffic as Malaysians hit the road for National Day, school holidays
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.
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Wireman escapes mandatory life term after court acquits him over cannabis cultivation charge
A wireman in Ipoh was acquitted and discharged by the Sessions Court over a cannabis cultivation charge, escaping a possible mandatory life sentence. The court found the prosecution failed to prove a prima facie case against him.
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Sultan Nazrin calls for less political rivalry among Malaysia’s Muslim leaders
Sultan Nazrin of Perak urged Malaysian Muslim leaders to reduce political rivalry and prioritize unity, warning that differences in politics and religious schools of thought are threatening Muslim solidarity. He emphasized the need for leaders to focus on common goals and the welfare of the people.
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‘Extraordinarily rash’: Prosecutor says police officer deliberately chased Ipoh teen before fatal crash
IPOH, Aug 14 — The High Court here was told today that the action of a senior police officer chasing a victim at h...
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Two women in dock for allegedly duping retiree in Perak out of RM120,000 over fake tax arrears
IPOH, Aug 14 — Two women were charged in the Magistrate’s Court here today with three counts of cheating a m...