Stories from Malaysia

The incident occurred off Malaysia's West Coast. Twenty-three people were rescued from the sinking boat. The incident is being investigated as a potential smuggling event. Another similar event was reported near Lima.

Petronas LNG has signed a 20-year contract for five new LNG carrier ships.

Hee Sem said the importance of maintaining Melaka's public health readiness, particularly given its status as a tourism hub.

The plea was entered in court. The specific details of the fraud and the amount involved were not immediately specified.

China is planning revisions to its regulations concerning military weapon exports. This development follows discussions on technology service standards and a US-led coalition's freedom of navigation initiative.

A flood has occurred in Kulim, Malaysia, affecting 33 victims who have been relocated to temporary shelters. The flood is believed to be caused by approximately one and a half hours of continuous rainfall.

34 RADIO RTM stations are converging for a special program called 'RADIO RTM Culture Exchange.' The program aims to facilitate cultural exchange and story sharing.

On May 6, Malaysian State Minister Nordin Khalid Nordin announced on social media that Norway had altered its previous agreement to export NSM missiles to Malaysia. This change prevents relevant companies from delivering the missiles to Malaysia.

A 'Mushaf Gallery' is being discussed, featuring various versions and translations of the Quran. The Mushaf Gallery showcases Quranic manuscripts and translations from Malaysia and 14 other countries.

The Sarawak state government plans to acquire more resources from various entities and state assets. Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg stated that the plan to acquire more resources is in line with the 2030 post-COVID-19 development strategy.