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However, there's still no approval from the Indonesian government

Expert says we're already behind, and need to catch up to other countries

The API reading there has reached the hazardous level

Look out for the symptoms that would require a vet's attention

Our SMART Team is also already in Kathmandu to assist in SAR operations

Hot and dry conditions will move from Indonesia up northern Sarawak and Sabah

Both are now awaiting the PM's decision to be tabled in Parliament

Kids, the elderly and those with pre-existing medical conditions are at risk from polluted air

An estimated 100,000 turned up for the event in Putrajaya

Sarawak is ready to declare a haze emergency if the API crosses 500.  

The govt is taking every possible measure to help locate two Fire and Rescue Dept officers who are still uncontactable following the massive flash floods and landslides in Nepal.  

It's being switched from Dataran Merdeka to Putrajaya for the safety and comfort of attendees

The Foreign Ministry is working closely with Nepalese officials to track down our citizens

10 states now have areas with unhealthy air quality levels

Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers says companies cannot cope with such a massive jump from RM1,700

Four are in Sarawak...with the rest in Selangor, Kedah and Perak

Using beacon lights and sirens is not an excuse to ignore other motorists

Met Department says hotter and drier conditions could return in the coming days

We could see a repeat of record temperatures like in 1998

Penang's chief minister says the situation is under control after tremors were reported in the state following yesterday’s strong earthquake in North Sumatera.  

It is also advising those in areas with unhealthy air quality levels to take the necessary health precautions

Serian is the worst-affected, fast approaching the very uneahtlhy level

11 of these locations are in Sarawak

It's part of efforts to improve safety at the country's entry and exit points

Parents urged to monitor their kids' online behaviour and intervene if necessary

MCMC is spending too much resources sending repeated requests to remove the same type of content

Cleanliness has improved in certain urban hotspots

Officials are urging parents to be more careful when sharing photos of their children online.

How CCTV surveillance is transforming law enforcement, public safety and urban services, amid a wider conversation about privacy and accountability.

This, after a Malaysian pilot was caught allegedly trying to smuggle drugs into Jakarta

Cops say all wrongdoers were properly dealt with in accordance with the law

It follows BN's win in the state election

Child sexual exploitation is no longer confined by borders. Today, offenders can target victims across countries through online grooming, livestreaming, encrypted platforms, and image-based abuse. Malaysia has introduced amendments to the Sexual Offences Against Children Act that allows certain offences committed overseas to be prosecuted here-but what difference will they make? In this episode, our journalist Michelle Yap, speaks to criminologist UM Dr. Haezreena Begum about why these changes matter, the challenges investigators still face, and why protecting children requires more than stronger laws.

Our nationals there are advised to check local alerts and warnings

RM1000 assistance provided to each affected household every quarter

The Defense Ministry will tighten safety measures for grenade training. 

PM says it is a decades-old policy that does not break international laws

Dewan Negara has passed the Road Transport Amendment Bill

The matter will be considered, depending on economic conditions

The Prime Minister has launched the National Month and Fly the Jalur Gemilang campaign, at a ceremony in Perak.  

The government has begun drafting amendments to the Road Transport Act that'll see offenders pay compensation to victims of serious road crashes. 

Police are urging political parties to avoid provocation, fake news and 3R issues.

RM7.3mil saved in petrol subsidy expenditure

It is working to determine where the photos were taken, to prevent a repeat in future elections

Over 68% of voters turned out, as BN swept to a landslide win

Initial probe shows no indication bullying was involved

Malaysian states could see the mercury rise to 40 degrees Celcius

More than 24,000 police and military personnel as well as their spouses are casting ballots today

PDRM has voiced its concern as Malaysia sees a sharp rise in aggressive driving.

The government is not restricting children from accessing social media content, especially those that are educational.