7 stories within reach of Tanah Merah, published in the last 7 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
The Royal Malaysian Police is awaiting a full report from Indonesian authorities regarding a Malaysian couple arrested in Indonesia for allegedly distributing drug-laced vapes. The Inspector-General of Police confirmed that the report is needed to proceed with further investigations.
Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain stated that stricter border controls at Malaysia's entry points have effectively curbed smuggling and illegal activities. He highlighted the positive impact of enhanced security measures during a visit to the border area in Pasir Mas.
The article reports that ongoing violence in Southern Thailand has reduced cross-border travel from Malaysia, affecting movement through the Rantau Panjang ICQS in Pasir Mas. Local businesses and travelers are impacted by safety concerns and stricter security measures.
An elderly woman and her granddaughter were killed in a car crash in Pasir Mas, while a third victim was hospitalised with injuries. Police confirmed the incident involving a Perodua Axia.
Chinese authorities penalized 10 individuals for spreading misinformation online about a deadly mudslide along the Nepal border, as rescuers continue searching for hundreds missing at a border crossing on the Tibetan side.
A total of 34 vehicle owners in Kelantan were charged in court for various offenses, including renting vehicles to Rohingya who do not hold valid driving licenses.
Deputy Minister assures that the government is monitoring inflation movements to prevent cost pressures on the people amid the West Asia crisis. The statement was made in Kota Bharu, emphasizing the government's commitment to mitigating economic impacts.