A Perodua Kenari driver collided with a motorcycle and seven other vehicles on Jalan Oya on Sunday morning, and authorities have launched an investigation into the incident. The collision occurred at 11:35 a.m. when the vehicle struck the motorcycle, then forced its way through two-way traffic and rammed vehicles on both sides.
Viral video footage captured motorists exiting their vehicles as members of the public eventually stopped the Kenari. The 25-year-old driver told authorities he was fleeing someone who he believed was chasing him.
Police responded after receiving reports about the crash. Sibu police chief ACP Zulkipli Suhaili confirmed officers are conducting an investigation.
A motorcyclist died after colliding with a Toyota Harrier at a junction near SJK(C) Sebiew Chinese on Jalan Tun Hussein Onn early on Sunday morning. Medical personnel from Bintulu Hospital pronounced the rider dead at the scene, and a pillion passenger suffered injuries.
Bintulu police chief Supt Nixon Joshua Ali said the Toyota Harrier exited a slip road from J5 toward Taman Putrajaya when the motorcycle traveling from Bintulu town struck the vehicle around 2 a.m. The impact caused fatal injuries to the rider.
Police classified the case under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for causing death by reckless or dangerous driving. Witnesses can contact Investigating Officer Insp Lydia Allan at 086-338575 or the Bintulu...
Kuala Lumpur Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Director Mohamad Zakkuan Talib warns that seemingly minor acts of bribery serve as corruption's foundation and threaten future generations. Parents must teach honesty from childhood and reject normalizing hush money or favoritism through connections, he stated on Sunday following the Desa Bebas Rasuah 2025 program at Dataran KAMARA in Kampung Malaysia Raya.
Corruption begins with small compromises that gradually gain acceptance rather than starting in corporate settings, Mohamad Zakkuan explained. Public trust erodes when students purchase exam answers or village leaders accept bribes, he added.
The MACC relies on community involvement to build integrity-focused generations despite its...
DAP will defend its six previously held seats in the upcoming Sabah state election, and Secretary-General Anthony Loke Siew Fook announced the party will contest one or two additional constituencies. The party won six of seven contested seats in the 16th Sabah election, but two representatives from Elopura and Sri Tanjong defected to Parti Warisan in 2022.
Loke expressed confidence in replacement leaders, and he noted that party constitution clauses and the Anti-Party Hopping Law protect against future defections by triggering automatic seat loss and mandatory by-elections. The secretary-general said incumbency will form the primary basis for negotiations between Pakatan Harapan and Barisan Nasional ahead of the state election.
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Melaka health officials report that 758 mental health patients received treatment at health clinics from 2021 through June, with depression accounting for nearly half of all cases. State Health, Human Resources and Unity Committee chairman Datuk Ngwe Hee Sem disclosed that 600 patients were new cases, while 158 transferred from Melaka Hospital for primary-level care. Depression represented 48 percent of diagnoses, followed by anxiety disorder at 24 percent and schizophrenia at 18 percent.
The data excludes patients treated at hospitals or private facilities. Clinic services encompass screening, clinical examinations, basic counseling and mild psychosocial interventions, with hospital referrals made when specialist care becomes...
Sahabat Sungai Malaysia president Prof Datuk Seri Dr Zaini Ujang said the Klang River could become a recreational swimming destination through sustained restoration work, and he proposed using river bathing as a practical cleanliness metric. Zaini argued that bathability provides simpler assessment criteria than biochemical measurements when determining water quality standards for public understanding. He emphasized that making the Klang and Langat Rivers safe for recreation requires pollution source identification, and he called for improved riverbank infrastructure to attract visitors.
Household maintenance of drainage systems and septic tank connections to public sewerage networks represents the foundation of river protection...
Federal Territories Mufti Ahmad Fauwaz Fadzil warned Muslims against making statements that diminish Prophet Muhammad's dignity after a Facebook post compared environmental activist Greta Thunberg's autism to the Prophet's characteristics. Ahmad Fauwaz said attributing weakness or disorder to the Prophet violates Islamic principles, and he rejected claims that such comparisons serve inspirational purposes. The mufti spoke on Sunday after participating as a panelist at a forum organized by Persatuan Sahabat Sungai Malaysia at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Residence.
Ahmad Fauwaz called on those responsible for the controversial social media content to withdraw their remarks, and he urged them to repent for their actions. He acknowledged...
Kuala Lumpur City Hall will refund deposits to traders who experienced delayed operations at the Brickfields Deepavali Bazaar, and Deputy Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Minister Datuk Seri R. Ramanan said officials replaced inadequate tents with sturdier structures to protect vendors and customers. Ramanan clarified that his ministry became involved only after problems emerged, while DBKL and Bank Rakyat manage the annual event. He addressed criticism about the tent quality after several structures collapsed during heavy rain, and he invited skeptics to inspect the new marquee installations.
Traders paid RM2,500 for temporary business space before the Festival of Lights celebration on Oct. 20, with fees split between a...
A magistrate sentenced a worker to six months in jail on Sunday after he admitted trespassing at an inn and watching a woman entrepreneur through a bathroom window. Ahmad Farhan Rizal Abdullah, 29, pleaded guilty to both charges at the Magistrate's Court, and Magistrate Noor Mazrinie Mahmood ordered concurrent sentences of six months for voyeurism and three months for unlawful entry. Prosecutors charged Ahmad Farhan under Section 509 of the Penal Code for peeping at a 36-year-old woman at 12:30 a.m. on Aug. 26 at an inn in Manir near Kuala Nerus, and Section 448 for criminal trespass.
The victim and her husband from Ampang in Selangor had rented the property for four days starting on Aug. 25 to film a commercial featuring Malay...
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