Jewellery, cash worth RM10,000 stolen in Puncak Alam break-in
A house in Bandar Puncak Alam was broken into on Friday, resulting in the theft of jewellery and cash worth approximately RM10,000. The incident was reported in Sungai Buloh.
News near Kuala Selangor
24 stories within reach of Kuala Selangor, published in the last 3 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
Police hunt driver after man killed while crossing Shah Alam road
Police are searching for a driver who allegedly struck and killed a 45-year-old man while he was crossing a road in Shah Alam. The incident occurred recently, and authorities are appealing for information to locate the vehicle and its driver.
National Month as a platform to enliven the spirit of togetherness
The National Month celebration in Shah Alam serves as a platform for the people to express their spirit of togetherness and gratitude for the independence and peace the country enjoys.
UiTM must remain accessible to underprivileged Bumiputera students, says Sultan Sharafuddin
Sultan Sharafuddin of Selangor urged UiTM to remain accessible to underprivileged Bumiputera students, emphasizing the university's role in providing educational opportunities. He highlighted the importance of maintaining inclusivity for disadvantaged groups.
Govt to continue upholding UiTM’s role in Bumiputera development, says Zambry
The government will continue to uphold Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) as a key institution in Bumiputera development, according to Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Zambry Abdul Kadir. He emphasized the university's role in empowering Bumiputera students and contributing to national development.
Amirudin says Pakatan prepared for all scenarios, including solo Melaka fight if BN deal fails
Pakatan Harapan is prepared for all scenarios in the upcoming Melaka state election, including contesting alone if the coalition deal with Barisan Nasional fails, according to Selangor Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari.
Nearly RM250,000 payout after Segambut jogger fractures spine while fending off neighbour’s German Shepherds
A Segambut jogger who fractured his spine while defending himself against a neighbour's two German Shepherds has been awarded nearly RM250,000 in damages. The court ruled the dog owner liable for the injuries sustained during the attack.
Harvey Norman cuts 50 per cent off across all Malaysian stores
Harvey Norman has begun a nationwide clearance with up to 50 per cent off furniture, bedding and electricals at every Malaysian store. The retailer said the sale runs for two weeks and covers ex-display and current stock, with delivery included on larger items. Stores are keeping normal mall trading hours through the period.
Batik Air offers Merdeka fare discount to passengers at Subang Airport
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.
Police probe viral video of headscarves with incomplete Jalur Gemilang patterns in Subang Jaya
Police are investigating a viral video showing headscarves with incomplete Jalur Gemilang patterns sold in Subang Jaya, which may disrespect the national flag. The case is being probed under the Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper Use) Act 1963.
Subang Jaya police open investigation into viral Facebook claim against officers
Police in Subang Jaya have launched an investigation into a viral Facebook post making allegations against officers. The probe aims to determine the validity of the claims and take appropriate action.
College student falls to death from 22nd floor of Setapak condo
A college student died after falling from the 22nd floor of a condominium in Setapak. CCTV footage showed the first-semester victim returning to his unit at 7.07am before the incident.
'Harsh, but true': Kedah MB stands by gambling remarks, denies targeting Anwar
Kedah Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Muhammad Sanusi Md Nor defended his controversial remarks linking gambling to certain communities, stating they were 'harsh, but true'. He denied targeting Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, insisting his comments were based on facts and not personal attacks.
Muhyiddin backs cost-of-living measures, seeks broader relief in 2027 Budget
Former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin has welcomed the government's latest measures to ease cost-of-living pressures and support businesses, but called for broader relief under the 2027 Budget.
Malaysia seeks Nepal’s nod to deploy SMART team for flood SAR mission, says Tok Mat
Malaysia has requested Nepal's permission to deploy the Special Malaysia Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team (SMART) for a flood search-and-rescue mission. Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan confirmed the request, stating that Malaysia is ready to assist Nepal following severe flooding.
Youngster En Yu turns pastime into Olympic dream
Lim En Yu, who started playing badminton at age six to stay active, has turned her hobby into a dream of competing in the Olympics. The article highlights her journey and aspirations in the sport.
AI programme to equip 100,000 youths for changing job market, says HR minister
The AI for the People Programme aims to equip 100,000 Malaysian youths aged 18 to 30 with AI skills to prepare them for the changing job market, as announced by the Human Resources Minister.
Armizan: Political maturity key to keeping unity govt stable
Armizan Mohd Ali, the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Minister, emphasized that political maturity and balancing rights with responsibilities are crucial for maintaining the stability of the unity government. He made these remarks during a Merdeka celebration, highlighting the importance of unity among the people.
BN strategy for Melaka polls must reflect grassroots wishes, component party leaders said
Two Barisan Nasional component party leaders stated that the coalition must align its strategy for the Melaka election with the wishes of its grassroots members. This approach is intended to ensure the coalition's decisions resonate with its base ahead of the polls.
Tighter controls, stronger finances behind Budi Madani fuel quota restoration
The restoration of Budi Madani fuel quotas from 200 to 300 litres is attributed to improved supply management, stricter enforcement, and the government's sound fiscal position. These factors enabled the government to increase the fuel quota for eligible recipients.
IRB stresses voluntary participation as government lifts e-Invoice threshold, easing compliance for MSMEs
The Inland Revenue Board (IRB) clarified that e-invoicing for MSMEs with annual sales below RM3 million is voluntary, following the government's decision to raise the mandatory threshold. This move aims to ease compliance burdens for smaller businesses.
'Malaysia belongs to all of us': DPM Fadillah's touching Merdeka video inspires unity
A touching eight-minute Merdeka video shared by Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof on Facebook is resonating with Malaysians, emphasizing that Malaysia belongs to all citizens and inspiring unity during the National Day celebrations.
National Unity Ministry remains committed to strengthening national unity, social harmony
The government, through the National Unity Ministry, reaffirms its commitment to strengthening national unity and social harmony in line with the National Unity Policy.
National athletes ignite patriotic spirit, proud to carry Jalur Gemilang
National athletes celebrated the 69th National Day with patriotic fervor, making the Jalur Gemilang a symbol of pride and struggle in bringing glory to Malaysia internationally.