24 stories within reach of Seremban, published in the last 3 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
Malaysia's foreign minister announced a briefing for families of Malaysians missing after floods in Nepal. The briefing aims to update relatives on search and rescue efforts and government assistance.
A three-year-old girl's gold necklace worth RM2,900 was snatched at a food festival in Nilai, prompting a police investigation into the theft.
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.
Menteri Besar Ismail Lasim said this is among the main advantages to accommodate the expansion of industrial activities, new town development, and the influx of domestic and foreign investment.
Police have detained four men to assist investigations into a brutal attack in Kajang where a 29-year-old man was slashed with sharp weapons. The victim was found seriously injured by the roadside. The suspects have been remanded to facilitate the investigation.
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.
SMART is awaiting feedback from the Nepalese government regarding its flood search and rescue mission, and the team is fully prepared to deploy. The team remains on standby and ready to assist in the flood-affected areas in Nepal.
The Foreign Ministry reports that 36 Malaysians remain unaccounted for in China and 55 in Nepal, urging caution for Malaysians abroad. The ministry is monitoring the situation and providing assistance.
Malaysia's King Sultan Ibrahim and Queen Raja Zarith Sofiah attended the 69th National Day parade in Putrajaya, marking the country's independence celebrations. The event featured a grand parade and various performances.
Tens of thousands gathered at Dataran Putrajaya before sunrise for Malaysia's National Day celebrations, with favorable weather boosting the festive spirit. The event featured a vibrant atmosphere as attendees celebrated the country's independence.
Former Malaysian prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, aged 101, attended the 2026 National Day celebrations at Dataran Putrajaya in an electric wheelchair.
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.
Customs sniffer dogs Goku and Cafrey joined military K9s in marching at the National Day parade in Putrajaya, showcasing their role in drug detection at national entry points.
On the morning of National Day 2026, Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) fighter jets led a flypast over Putrajaya Square, shaking the area with the roar of their engines.
The article profiles Major Dinnesh, the voice behind the National Day air show commentary, who brings fighter jet manoeuvres alive for the audience. It highlights his role and the experience of narrating the aerial displays during the celebration in Putrajaya.
The Royal Malaysian Air Force staged a National Day air show over Putrajaya, with fighter jets roaring across the skies. The display was part of the National Day celebrations on August 31.
DAP national chairman Gobind Singh Deo declined to comment on former Bangi MP Ong Kian Ming's resignation from the party, citing the National Day celebrations as a time to avoid politics. He made the remarks in Putrajaya on Aug 31.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim praised and expressed his appreciation to everyone involved in the National Day parade, thanking Malaysians and mingling with the crowds in Putrajaya.
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.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged Malaysians to keep the spirit of independence alive, emphasizing that Malaysia is the only homeland for all citizens. He made these remarks during a ceremony in Putrajaya ahead of the country's Independence Day.
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.
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.
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.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced six immediate measures to ease cost-of-living pressures in Malaysia, addressing economic challenges faced by citizens. The measures were unveiled in Putrajaya, aiming to provide relief amid rising living costs.