Malaysian minister unveils alleged corruption scandal involving immigration officers at KLIA airport, MACC investigating

A Malaysian minister’s controversial intrusion into KLIA’s international arrival hall on Thursday (29 June) following corruption allegations involving immigration officers has caused a stir. The incident involved the detention of a Chinese tourist who was allegedly demanded to pay RM18,000 (approximately 3,853 USD) for her release, as stated by the minister. The Chief Commissioner of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has confirmed an upcoming meeting with the minister and the Chinese national involved in the case.

Controversy erupts as business owner fined for ‘indecent’ attire in Kelantan

A female business owner in Kota Bharu, Kelantan was fined by the city council for wearing shorts considered “indecent.” The incident sparked widespread criticism, with the Local Government Development Minister urging the revocation of the compound due to its violation of constitutionally protected freedom.

A TikToker reveals alternative route to Johor via ferry, escaping Causeway traffic jams

A Singaporean shared a video on TikTok, unveiling an alternative route to Johor via ferry. Departing from Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal, she showcased a spacious and lightly occupied vessel, providing a hassle-free trip to explore Pangerang’s attractions before returning to Singapore at 4pm on the same day.

Malaysia threatens legal action against Meta over failure to remove harmful content

Malaysia threatens legal action against Meta for not removing harmful content from Facebook despite repeated requests.

Malaysian police seek two Singaporean suspects involved in Johor dispute

Johor Bahru police are actively seeking two Singaporeans involved in a dispute with a Grab food delivery rider last Friday where the two suspects were filmed filling up a jerrycan with fuel.

Grab reinstates suspended delivery rider amidst public outcry by Malaysians

A Malaysian Grab food delivery rider, initially accused of brandishing a weapon during a dispute involving two Singaporeans last Friday, was reinstated by the company after Malaysians call for the popular cab-hailing app to be uninstalled. However, the move did not placate an irate public, with many continuing to voice their criticisms and intention to uninstall the app.

27 civil society groups demands justice for wrongfully convicted migrant worker in Malaysia

27 groups urge Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to rectify the ‘gross miscarriage of justice’ involving Indonesian migrant worker Sabri Umar, wrongfully convicted and punished for being illegally in Malaysia.

Singaporean tourist shared harrowing ordeal of being trapped in malfunctioning lift at JB Hotel

A Singaporean tourist’s terrifying encounter with a sudden lift drop at Johor Bahru’s KSL Hotel & Resort raises serious concerns over safety measures. The tourist recounted how, with no help forthcoming, those inside the lift took a daring risk to forcefully open the door.

Two Singaporeans confronted in Johor Bahru over attempt to pump cheap Malaysian fuel into jerrycan

Two Singaporeans reacted aggressively when confronted at a Malaysian petrol station for attempting to fill a jerry can with cheaper gasoline, shouting for the video of them to be deleted despite the presence of auxiliary police officers

“You’re just a corporal”, Malaysian female police officer arrested for vulgar and demeaning language toward subordinates

A 35-year-old female police officer in Malaysia has been arrested after a viral video showed her using derogatory language towards fellow officers and a member of the public. The incident has sparked outrage and led to charges under various sections of the penal code.