Stories from Malaysia

A public safety advisory urged parents to ensure children wear appropriate helmets and fasten them before travel. The broadcast said that children are involved in serious accidents with an increased risk of death, especially if traffic rules are violated.

Malaysia issued a warning against fake news and provocations related to ethnic groups, religions, and royal institutions. Individuals publishing false, threatening, or defamatory information may be charged under Section 233 of the 1998 Communications and Multimedia Act.

Malaysia's continuous efforts in women, family, and social development have gained trust both domestically and internationally.

Deep-sea operations are reportedly under pressure due to increased operating costs. Operating costs are increasing due to the rise in diesel prices. Operating costs continue to increase due to rising diesel prices, according to a Malaysian broadcast.

A minister received international recognition at the Nadi Polangi Center in Sabah.

Designer Wang Shimeilandi is scheduled to deliver a lecture on May 23rd at 8 PM. The event is aimed at SPM students, providing an opportunity to participate in courses and learn skills.

The MyKad portable service was previously available only to specific categories of Malaysian citizens, including students aged 7 to 17, golden citizens over 60, and low-income individuals.

Malaysia and Russia's cooperation is continuously developing, forming a strong and productive relationship.

The Women, Family and Community Development Committee extended blessings for Mother's Day 2026. A Malaysian broadcast confirmed that Mother's Day is being celebrated today, May 10, 2026.

A Malaysian broadcast included a call to 'destroy the Azhar army' and declared 'victory belongs to us.' The statement also mentioned 'send down books' and 'drive clouds' in this context.