MB Onn Hafiz Ghazi says people’s safety is top priority.

Warisan chief says it will help boost ties with Indonesia.

Viktor Axelsen, Indonesian pair Fajar Alfian-Muhamad Rian Ardianto retain their number one spots.  

Ministry clears the air over seminar purportedly organised for Muslim pupils only.

Cars top number of cases at 1,160, Bukit Aman says.

Segamat is the worst-hit district.  

Elusive big cat caught on CCTV in Tanjung Malim, director says.

PM to meet sultan and discuss strengthening bilateral relations.

Seminar covered critical subjects such as Additional Mathematics and Chemistry, not just religion, they say.

It is to enable Hindus to celebrate occasion, MB says.

MetMalaysia warns of more rain to come and rivers ready to burst their banks.

Cops say house owner and family woke up in the morning to find the suspect still passed out.

Muhamad Fitry Ismail allegedly received amount as inducement not to take action over drug offence.

Incentives amounted to RM17,500.

Items confiscated in 35 raids nationwide from January 1 to 20.

Mission to send 25 tonnes of supplies to the community resumes after it was interrupted by heavy rain.

LLM warns motorists to expect long delays with congestion stretching back from major choke points.

Active caseload continues to fall with recoveries outpacing fresh infections.

Azam Baki says the law is clear on what constitutes vote-buying.

King Sing also believes ramping up facial recognition procedures will help reduce queuing time.

Putrajaya to ensure sufficient production of eggs, chickens and vegetables.

Anwar says state leaders are not restricted from opening negotiations for upcoming polls.

Party wants to avoid losing voters to haj.

Coalition's state information chief says the target is 19 seats.

Govt provides funds as incentive for creative content development, says Finas CEO.