8 stories within reach of Perak, published in the last 7 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
Perak MCA issued an apology to the Sultan of Perak and Malaysians after displaying the Jalur Gemilang and Perak state flag upside down at an event. The responsible staff member has resigned over the mistake.
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.
Police detained a man wearing a superhero costume during the Perak-level National Day 2026 celebration in Ipoh. The arrest took place in front of the Ipoh Town Hall.
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.
Mapim, the Malaysian Consultative Council of Islamic Organisations, will send a humanitarian mission to Nepal on September 5 to provide aid and support to those in need.
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.
A wireman in Ipoh was acquitted and discharged by the Sessions Court over a cannabis cultivation charge, escaping a possible life imprisonment term. The court found insufficient evidence to convict him.
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.