News near Nilai
24 stories within reach of Nilai, published in the last 3 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Three-year-old's gold necklace snatched at Nilai food festival, police probe RM2,900 theft
A three-year-old girl's gold necklace, valued at RM2,900, was snatched at a food festival in Nilai. The police have opened an investigation into the theft.
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Judiciary vital in upholding justice and people’s well‑being, says Tengku Maimun
Chief Justice Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat emphasized the judiciary's vital role in upholding justice and safeguarding the people's well-being during an event in Bangi. She highlighted the institution's importance as a key pillar in the legal system.
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Briefing for families of Malaysians missing in Nepal floods today
Malaysia's foreign minister said a briefing will be held today for families of Malaysians still unaccounted for after floods in Nepal.
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Teacher pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting two male students
A 46-year-old teacher, Hairul Wakiman, has been charged in the Seremban sessions court with three counts of physical sexual assault against two male students aged 11 and 12. He pleaded not guilty and was granted bail of RM6,000 per charge, with conditions including surrendering his passport and monthly police reporting.
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Teacher pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges involving two schoolboys
A teacher in Seremban pleaded not guilty to three charges of sexually assaulting two male pupils at a school in Jelebu. The court granted bail with conditions, and the case is set for mention on Oct 2.
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Malaysia Day 2026: Final prep meeting set for Sept 5 ahead of Kuching celebration, says Fahmi
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil announced that a final preparation meeting for the Malaysia Day 2026 celebration will be held on September 5, ahead of the main event at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching on September 16. The celebration will feature various side events and an exhibition on Malaysia's formation, expecting about 5,000 attendees.
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Anwar thanks Malaysians, mingles with crowds at National Day parade
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim praised the National Day celebration at Dataran Putrajaya and interacted with the public. The event drew over 100,000 attendees and included a large parade. Anwar also highlighted recent government initiatives, including the restoration of the Budi95 fuel subsidy quota.
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Family's motorcycle trip to National Day celebration goes viral
A family from Seremban rode a motorcycle to Putrajaya to attend the National Day celebration, fulfilling their autistic son's dream. The mother's social media post went viral, and she clarified they are not asnaf.
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Working dogs, horses do a star turn in march-past
The National Day parade in Putrajaya featured 112 service animals from six agencies, including dogs and horses. The animals, trained for over a month, marched alongside their handlers in a display of their roles in various departments.
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Tens of thousands gather before sunrise as favourable weather lifts National Day spirit
Tens of thousands gathered at Dataran Putrajaya for the 2026 National Day celebrations, with many arriving before dawn. Police managed traffic and crowds, and the air quality was moderate. The event, themed 'Malaysia Madani: Kesejahteraan Dinikmati', is expected to draw 80,000 visitors.
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Customs sniffer dogs Goku and Cafrey join military K9s marching at Putrajaya National Day
At the National Day parade in Putrajaya, Customs sniffer dogs and military K9s marched alongside 33 other dogs. Customs dogs, including first-time participants Cafrey and Riko, underwent two weeks of training and health screenings. Military dogs from the Army Combat Training Centre's Wolf Wing also participated, with handlers emphasizing the challenges of dog compatibility and public safety precautions.
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Johor Military Force makes National Day parade debut
The Johor Military Force (JMF) made its first appearance at the National Day parade in Putrajaya, featuring a 62-member contingent and a 31-member band. The article also highlights the JMF's historical significance and its role in safeguarding the Johor royal institution.
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Putrajaya's free water taxis become crowd favourite, offering scenic shortcut to National Day venue
During the 2026 National Day celebration in Putrajaya, a free water taxi service became a popular attraction, ferrying visitors across Putrajaya Lake to the parade venue. The service operated on three routes with safety measures like life jackets, and free shuttle buses were also provided. Visitors praised the scenic journey and convenience.
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Upin & Ipin, police dogs and fighter jets steal the show at Malaysia’s 69th National Day parade
Tens of thousands gathered at Dataran Putrajaya for Malaysia's 69th National Day parade, featuring the King and Queen, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, military displays, and cultural floats. Highlights included the Fire and Rescue Department contingent, Upin & Ipin float, police K9 unit, and an RMAF flypast.
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Father's 7km ride with cerebral palsy daughter gives Merdeka new meaning
Wira Sudepja Rabu, 51, cycled 7km with his daughter who has cerebral palsy to the National Day celebration in Putrajaya, giving her the chance to experience the world. The ride symbolized independence and inclusion, adding new meaning to Merdeka.
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King and Queen grace 69th National Day parade in Putrajaya
Their Majesties Sultan Ibrahim and Raja Zarith Sofiah attended the National Day parade at Dataran Putrajaya, which featured a fly-past and royal salute, with over 80,000 visitors expected.
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At 101, Dr M attends National Day celebration in Putrajaya
Former Malaysian prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, aged 101, attended the 2026 National Day celebrations at Dataran Putrajaya in an electric wheelchair.
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PM Anwar joins Cabinet and thousands at Dataran Putrajaya for Malaysia’s 69th National Day parade
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Cabinet members joined thousands at Dataran Putrajaya for Malaysia's 69th National Day parade, marking the country's independence celebrations with a grand display of unity and patriotism.
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National Day: Roar of RMAF fighter jets shakes Putrajaya's airspace
On the morning of National Day 2026, Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) fighter jets led a flyover in the airspace of Dataran Putrajaya, shaking the area with the roar of their engines.
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Roar of fighter jets dominates Putrajaya skies as RMAF stages National Day air show
The Royal Malaysian Air Force staged a thrilling air display over Putrajaya as part of the 69th National Day celebration, featuring fighter jets, transport aircraft, and helicopters. The RMAF chief led the display in a Sukhoi Su-30MKM, and thousands of spectators gathered at Dataran Putrajaya to watch.
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Patriotism, national assets and vibrant performances to take centre stage at Dataran Putrajaya tomorrow
Ahead of the 69th National Day celebration, Dataran Putrajaya is fully prepared to host a vibrant event featuring patriotic themes, national assets, and performances. The celebration will take place tomorrow, showcasing Malaysia's pride and unity.
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AI for the People participants must complete six modules to receive free AI tools
The AI for the People programme in Malaysia requires participants to complete six modules to receive free AI tools. The initiative aims to enhance digital literacy and AI adoption among Malaysians.
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Fahmi: 15 govt hospitals among early recipients of RM1b allocation to boost digital access and electronic medical record rollout
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil announced that 15 government hospitals are among the first recipients of a RM1 billion allocation aimed at enhancing digital access and implementing electronic medical records. The initiative is part of broader efforts to modernize healthcare infrastructure in Malaysia.
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Family of missing Malaysian in Nepal urges govt to bring all victims home
The family of N. Kalaiselvi, a 65-year-old Malaysian missing in Nepal, urges the government to bring all victims home after nearly five days of anxious waiting. The article highlights the family's plea for assistance in locating and repatriating their loved one.