News near Shah Alam
24 stories within reach of Shah Alam, published in the last 30 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Ropie Cecupak recovers from heatstroke, hit a rock before fainting
Malaysian actor Ropie Cecupak has recovered from heatstroke he suffered during a filming in Shah Alam. He collapsed after hitting a rock while filming in 41°C heat, but received medical treatment and resumed work. He advises others to be more prepared when working in hot weather.
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National Month a platform to ignite spirit of unity
The National Month celebration in Shah Alam serves as a platform for the people to express the spirit of togetherness and gratitude for the nation's independence and peace.
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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.
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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.
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Power without trust becomes greed, warns Selangor Sultan
Selangor's Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah called on Muslims to avoid betraying trust, warning that power without trust leads to greed. He emphasized the importance of integrity and responsibility in leadership.
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Shah Alam brawl that killed man linked to secret society turf war, says Selangor police chief
Police believe a fatal brawl in Shah Alam's Taman Alam Megah was linked to a secret society turf war. The incident resulted in the death of a man, and Selangor police chief has provided details on the suspected motive.
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Sunway Lagoon roller coaster accident that landed two in hospital now under Selangor police probe for possible negligence, sabotage
Selangor police are investigating a roller coaster accident at Sunway Lagoon that hospitalized two people, examining possible negligence or sabotage. The probe aims to determine the cause of the incident at the popular theme park.
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Selangor Sukma holiday on Sept 1 applies to federal, state civil servants
The Selangor state government has declared a special holiday on September 1 for federal and state civil servants to celebrate the state's overall victory at the 2026 Malaysia Games (Sukma). The holiday applies to all civil servants in Selangor, with private sector employees possibly receiving a similar benefit.
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Bandar Utama school murder trial: Defence closes case after boy testifies
The defence has closed its case in the trial of a 15-year-old boy accused of murdering a female student at a secondary school in Bandar Utama, after the boy testified. The trial is ongoing in Shah Alam.
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Look beyond racial and political lines this Merdeka, urges Sultan of Selangor
The Sultan of Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah, has called on Malaysians to look beyond racial and political lines in the spirit of Merdeka. He emphasized unity and national harmony as the country celebrates its independence.
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Selangor marks Sukma victory with Sept 1 holiday, honouring athletes and 10,000 volunteers
The Selangor government has declared September 1 as a special holiday to celebrate the state's victory in the Malaysia Games (Sukma), honoring athletes and 10,000 volunteers. The holiday aims to recognize their contributions to the state's success.
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High Court dismisses bid to forfeit RM21m, gold bar seized from Aman Palestin
The Shah Alam High Court dismissed the prosecution's application to forfeit RM21 million and a gold bar seized from Aman Palestin. The court found the prosecution failed to establish a sufficient link between the funds and alleged criminal activity. This ruling is a significant development in the ongoing legal proceedings involving the charity.
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Amirudin denies viral Sukma holiday poster, says official decision based on medal tally tonight
Selangor Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari has refuted a viral poster claiming a public holiday for Sukma, clarifying that the official decision will be made based on the medal tally announced tonight.
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Selangor may declare holiday if host contingent emerge overall Sukma champions, says exco
The Selangor government will consider declaring an occasional holiday if the host contingent emerges as overall champions at the Sukma games. The announcement was made by an executive councillor in Shah Alam.
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Zayn Rayyan's mother to learn appeal outcome on Sept 28 as court reserves decision
The High Court in Shah Alam has fixed September 28 to deliver its decision on an appeal by Ismanira Abdul Manaf, the mother of Zayn Rayyan. The court reserved its judgment after hearing the case.
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Shah Alam police receive report on Form Three student at risk of hearing loss after alleged bullying
Police in Shah Alam have received a report about a Form Three student who is at risk of hearing loss after an alleged bullying incident. The case is under investigation, and authorities are looking into the matter.
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Free rides are over: LRT3 Shah Alam Line passengers start paying tomorrow
The free fare period for the LRT3 Shah Alam Line ends tomorrow, and passengers will begin paying for rides. The six-week promotional period was part of the line's launch. The article details the upcoming fare changes.
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Bandar Utama murder trial: Teen in dock says sorry in court over schoolmate’s death
A 15-year-old boy on trial for the murder of a female schoolmate at a secondary school in Bandar Utama expressed remorse in court. The trial is ongoing at the Shah Alam High Court.
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Court orders Bandar Utama boy to enter defence in schoolmate's murder trial
The High Court in Shah Alam has ruled that a 15-year-old boy must enter his defence against a murder charge for the death of his schoolmate in Bandar Utama, after finding a prima facie case.
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Two men arrested over podcast allegedly touching on religious sensitivities, say police
Police in Shah Alam arrested two local men in connection with a podcast that allegedly touched on religious sensitivities. The arrests followed a police report, and the case is being investigated under Malaysian law.
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Four charged in Shah Alam court over false Perkeso Daya Kerjaya 2.0 applications
Four individuals were charged in the Shah Alam Sessions Court for allegedly submitting false statements in applications for the Perkeso Daya Kerjaya 2.0 program. The charges relate to fraudulent claims under the government initiative.
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High Court acquits temple chairman over alleged trespass at Sri Maha Mariamman temple
The Shah Alam High Court acquitted a temple chairman who had been charged with trespassing at the Sri Maha Mariamman temple. The acquittal was granted after the court found the charge against him to be defective. The case has been ongoing since the incident occurred.
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Selangor MB reveals locals shielding Rohingya, warns collusion obstructs enforcement efforts
Selangor Menteri Besar Amirudin Shari revealed that some locals are believed to be shielding Rohingya refugees, warning that such collusion obstructs enforcement efforts. He urged the public to cooperate with authorities in addressing the issue.
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When losing money is winning: Selangor's plastic bag charges plummet
Revenue from plastic bag charges in Selangor has fallen sharply, which the state government sees as a sign of success in reducing plastic use. The drop indicates higher public compliance with the no-plastic-bag policy.