This week in Malaysia
Malaysia's economy demonstrated resilience this week, with major companies like TNB, EP Manufacturing, and IOI Properties reporting strong financial results and Sapura Industrial planning a significant new plant. Concurrently, the nation faced severe environmental challenges as widespread haze led to unhealthy air quality in multiple regions, prompting the relocation of the Prime Minister's National Day address and potential cancellation of parades. Other news included discussions on Bumiputera ownership in listed companies and security concerns.
About Malaysia
Malaysia is a vibrant Southeast Asian nation celebrated for its rich cultural tapestry, diverse geography spanning bustling cities and ancient rainforests, and a dynamic economy. Its unique blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences shapes not only its society but also its media landscape, where traditional outlets often have political ties, while online platforms offer more independent voices.
Visiting Malaysia
Media landscape
Malaysia's media environment is partly-free, characterized by legal restrictions and significant ownership ties between traditional outlets and political parties. While online media generally enjoys more freedom, state-owned or politically affiliated entities heavily influence the mainstream narrative.
For a broader understanding of Malaysian news, supplement traditional media with independent online news portals, which often provide more diverse perspectives.
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Three Family Members Killed in 11-Vehicle Crash After Merdeka Celebration
A family’s journey home from Malaysia’s National Day celebrations ended in tragedy when an 11-vehicle crash killed a couple and their four-year-old son. The collision occurred at about 10:55 p.m. on t…
Police Investigate Whether Boat Collision Involved Negligence or Dangerous Operation
Johor police are investigating whether negligence or dangerous handling contributed to a collision between two boats near Kuala Sungai Mersing that killed two people. Johor police chief Ab Rahaman Ars…
PAS Confirms It Will Attend UMNO General Assembly
PAS will attend UMNO’s 2026 General Assembly in Kuala Lumpur after accepting an invitation from UMNO, the party’s secretary-general said. Takiyuddin Hassan said the invitation was addressed to PAS Pre…
Malaysia seeks extra funding to help rice farmers withstand El Niño
Malaysia’s Agriculture and Food Security Ministry is seeking extra funding to prepare rice farmers for a potentially stronger El Niño next year. Agriculture and Food Security Minister Mohamad Sabu sai…
Malaysia expected to take in 200,000 Bangladeshi workers within six months
Malaysia is expected to recruit about 200,000 workers from Bangladesh over the next six months, with the intake covering several sectors and agencies. Bangladesh’s Deputy Minister for Local Government…
RMK13: Rural Development Ministry seeks RM14.39 billion, receives RM8.3 billion indicative ceiling, Ahmad Zahid says
Malaysia’s Rural and Regional Development Ministry faces a funding gap of about RM6 billion for its 2027 development plans, after seeking RM14.39 billion but receiving an indicative ceiling of roughly…
Japan plans to buy back 210,000 tonnes of rice
Japan plans to buy back 210,000 tonnes of rice after releasing emergency supplies during a period of sharp price increases and shortages. The government released 590,000 tonnes from its rice reserves …
JPJ and MONSTA Partner to Strengthen Road Safety Messaging
Malaysia’s Road Transport Department has teamed up with animation company MONSTA to make road safety messages more accessible through digital content and local animated characters. JPJ’s official masc…
SUHAKAM urges Perak to review RM500 marriage incentive
Malaysia’s children’s rights commission has warned Perak against offering marriage payments to teenagers, saying the proposed scheme could send the wrong signal about child marriage. The Perak governm…
MTUC to Hold Pickets at All PERKESO Offices
The Malaysian Trades Union Congress plans to hold pickets at every Social Security Organisation office, escalating its campaign against the implementation of the Self-Employed Employment Social Securi…
Kita Warga Malaysia Song Promotes National Unity
A new patriotic song is asking Malaysians to do more than listen. Kita Warga Malaysia is intended to be sung, understood and practiced as a shared expression of national identity. Created by Dr. Lee T…
Messi Announces International Retirement
Lionel Messi has ended his 21-year international career with Argentina, saying the decision still hurts but that he understands the time has come. The 39-year-old announced his retirement on Instagram…
Six Locations in Sarawak Record Hazardous Air Pollution Readings Above 300
Serian recorded an air pollution index reading of 404, the highest among six locations in Sarawak that remained in the hazardous category above 300 by 11 a.m. Kuching followed with a reading of 394, w…
Six Anwar initiatives could boost Madani government’s political standing ahead of GE16, analyst says
Six initiatives announced by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim could give Malaysia’s Madani government political value before the next general election, but only if people feel their effects in daily life,…
Nasruddin targets 2027 SEA Games appearance
Two gold medals won within two weeks have encouraged Terengganu taekwondo athlete Muhammad Nasruddin Azrin to aim for Malaysia’s team at the 2027 SEA Games. Nasruddin, 21, won the 74-to-80-kilogram ky…
Malaysia’s traditional massage seeks recognition as a national tourism identity
Thai and Balinese massage are closely associated with their respective tourism industries. Nurtaj Spa & Beauty believes Malaysia’s own massage tradition could build a similarly distinctive identity fo…
Women prisoners gain elder-care skills in Malaysia
Women prisoners at Kajang Prison are being trained in elder care as part of an initiative intended to help them build independent lives after release. The program was introduced through an effort led …
North Korea calls U.S.-led maritime drills a threat
North Korea has condemned planned maritime exercises involving South Korea, the United States and Japan, calling the drills a threat and labeling Washington an enemy. The exercises, known as Freedom E…
68.75 Kilograms of Waste Collected from Balok Beach
Volunteers collected 68.75 kilograms of waste, much of it plastic, while cleaning a 1.4-kilometre stretch of Balok Beach in Kuantan, Malaysia. The cleanup formed part of OSK Group’s year-long Beach Co…
KL City still far from challenging the leading teams
Kuala Lumpur City’s first win of the season has lifted morale, but manager Dollah Salleh says the team remains far from the level required to challenge Malaysia’s leading clubs. KL City beat DPMM FC 1…
Tracing history through Xplorasi Warisan KL
History lessons in Kuala Lumpur are taking participants beyond classrooms and into the city’s streets, where landmarks, heritage sites and practical challenges form part of Xplorasi Warisan KL: Merdek…
Car Plunges Into Ravine in Lahad Datu, Killing Three
Three men died and another person was injured after a car carrying them skidded off the road and plunged into a ravine on Jalan Hutan Simpan Bagahak in Lahad Datu. Lahad Datu Fire and Rescue station c…
Talent Is No Longer Enough, Appearance Makes It More Challenging, Says Qistina Khaled
After seven years in Malaysia’s acting industry, Qistina Khaled says staying visible has become increasingly difficult. The actress says talent is no longer the only measure of an actor’s ability to r…
Don’t follow the trend: Ice baths are not for everyone
Ice baths are becoming a popular recovery practice among athletes and members of the public, but not everyone should follow the trend. Cold-water immersion, or CWI, is increasingly used after physical…
Wendy returns to help Malaysia’s diving squad
Wendy Ng has returned to Malaysia after a year abroad to help strengthen the country’s diving squad. The former national diver accepted an offer from the National Sports Council to rejoin the national…
Villagers use 4,200 discarded bottles to build a KLCC replica
More than 4,200 plastic bottles collected from a beach in Kuala Kedah now form a 6.2-metre replica of Kuala Lumpur’s Petronas Twin Towers. Residents of Kampung Sungai Papan in Mukim Tebengau built the…
G20 Should Reconsider Trade Terms With China, Says U.S. Treasury Secretary
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is preparing to ask G20 members to rethink their trade relationships with China, arguing that Beijing’s export growth is worsening global economic imbalances. Bes…
Fourteen Days Is Not Enough Preparation for Rugby Sevens
Malaysia’s women’s rugby sevens team finished ninth at the Asia Rugby Sevens Series event in Suzhou, China, falling short of its target of a top-eight place. Coach Muhammad Faiz Samsukhidir attributed…
RXZ Rider Killed After Motorcycle Collision on LPT2
A 38-year-old Yamaha RXZ rider died after his motorcycle brushed against another bike and a car struck him on the East Coast Expressway 2 in Hulu Terengganu. The crash occurred at about 11:45 p.m. on …
Five Areas in Sarawak Record Hazardous Air Pollution Levels
Serian recorded an Air Pollution Index reading of 415, the highest among five Sarawak areas classified as hazardous. Kuching followed with a reading of 405. Readings in Samarahan, Sri Aman and Sarikei…
Azizulhasni Finally Gets Green Light to Chase LA28 Olympic Qualification
Datuk Azizulhasni Awang’s Olympic future has become clearer: Malaysia has backed the 38-year-old track cyclist’s pursuit of qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Games. The National Sports Council co…
Digital literacy must be matched by digital resilience
A smartphone can open access to entertainment, education, work and social networks within seconds. But the ease of connection also brings a darker side that is rarely discussed openly. The piece argue…
Black Hanifah says Hazama is his only close friend
For Black Hanifah, friendship in show business is not measured by the number of contacts a person can collect. The Malaysian singer says the real test is knowing who can be trusted away from the camer…
Jing Xuan Breaks Record to Win SUKIPT Gold
Ng Jing Xuan needed only one attempt to rewrite the SUKIPT record. The Sunway University javelin thrower opened with a throw of 46.92 metres at the 2026 Higher Education Institutions Sports Games in K…
After AUKU: What Its Abolition Could Mean for Students
The planned abolition of Malaysia's Universities and University Colleges Act 1971, known as AUKU, has been presented as a new opening for students and universities. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's anno…
Stay Alert on the Road
When a siren sounds behind them, most road users try to locate the noise. Some immediately slow down, move to the side or give way. But heavy traffic can make sudden reactions dangerous. Without under…
Marquez Dominates Aragon Circuit
Marc Marquez extended his dominance at the counter-clockwise Aragon circuit by winning the Grand Prix for the third consecutive time. The Ducati rider’s eighth victory at MotorLand also narrowed the g…
Make decisions based on facts
In a more complex and unpredictable era of globalization, making sound decisions based on facts is no longer optional, the commentary argues. It presents evidence-based decision-making as a basic requ…
Malaysian detained after allegedly presenting false documents to enter Thailand
A 38-year-old Malaysian man was detained at Thailand’s Padang Besar customs checkpoint after authorities found conflicting ownership documents for the Toyota Fortuner he was driving. Captain Nitiphan …
Schools More Than 50 Years Old Need Immediate Maintenance
Terengganu’s oldest schools should receive urgent attention as Malaysia increases its nationwide school-maintenance allocation by 50 percent, the state education department director said. The allocati…
Hakim Danish needs to change his riding style
Hakim Danish Ramli says his 12th-place finish at the Aragon Grand Prix in Spain fell short of what he wanted. The AEON Credit-MT Helmets-MSi rider is still searching for a more consistent rhythm in hi…
‘O God, We Hope You Return Him to Us,’ Wife Says as Malaysian Fire Official Remains Missing in Nepal Floods
For five days, Aziela Shaharuddin and her family have waited without news of her husband, Malaysian fire official Mohd. Sani Harul, who remains missing after floods in Nepal. Aziela said the family ha…
Ezna Clinic expands corporate market with more than 20 organizations on its panel
Ezna Clinic is expanding its corporate reach in Johor by serving as a healthcare panel provider for more than 20 organizations. The clinic says demand is growing for primary care that workers can acce…
US plans weekly sanctions against Iran
Washington is preparing a potentially regular campaign of sanctions against Iran as tensions in and around the Strait of Hormuz rise again. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States coul…
KUSKOP Accelerates Distribution of Additional RM1 Billion in Microcredit Funds
Malaysia’s Ministry of Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives is moving to distribute an additional RM1 billion in microcredit financing more quickly to micro, small and medium enterprises. Ministe…
Cybercriminals Are ‘Hacking Humans’ by Exploiting Weaknesses and Behavior
Cybercriminals are no longer focused only on breaking into devices. They are also studying the people who use them, according to Siraj Jalil, president of Malaysia’s Cyber Consumer Association. Siraj …
Rosmah’s appeal in solar project corruption case to be heard
Rosmah Mansor’s appeal against her corruption conviction is finally due to be heard after almost four years of legal delays. The appeal concerns her 10-year prison sentence and RM970 million fine, imp…
What Malaysia’s National Month celebrations mean
Malaysia's National Month celebrations have grown increasingly quiet, with public enthusiasm for Independence Day on August 31 and Malaysia Day on September 16 fading over many years. The change contr…
AIREI launches larger AI-powered smart palm oil mill
AIREI has launched a second AI-powered smart palm oil mill in Perak, increasing its processing capacity to 60 tonnes an hour from 45 tonnes at its first mill. The facility at Perak Motor Co.'s PMC Oil…
Four killed in 11-vehicle crash in Temerloh
Four people, including three members of the same family, died after an 11-vehicle collision near the Temerloh Toll Plaza exit on the East Coast Expressway 1. The crash occurred at about 10 p.m. at Kil…
Unifying Malay-Muslim political power does not mean racism
For PAS Perlis Ulama Council chief Ahmad Adnan Fadzil, bringing Malay-Muslim political forces together is a route to greater influence, not a form of racism. The issue is expected to draw attention at…
Real Madrid cruise under Mourinho
Real Madrid continued their perfect start in La Liga under José Mourinho by defeating Málaga 4-0 at the Santiago Bernabéu. Jude Bellingham and Kylian Mbappé both scored in the victory. Real Madrid mad…
Iranians Bear the Burden of War
More than six months after the United States-Israel war against Iran began, much of Iran’s population is struggling to carry on with daily life as conditions become increasingly difficult. Iran’s poli…
Gold prices fall to RM580 per gram
Gold prices in Malaysia fell to RM580 per gram on Monday after climbing steadily for several weeks. The decline followed weakness in international bullion markets. Investors were concerned about the p…
Ringgit Under Pressure, Seen Trading Between RM4.03 and RM4.05
The ringgit is expected to remain under pressure, with trading forecast between RM4.03 and RM4.05 against the US dollar in the near term. The pressure follows a strengthening US currency, driven by ex…
Fernandes Emerges as Manchester United’s Finishing Weapon
Bruno Fernandes showed a more destructive side of his game by scoring a hat-trick in Manchester United’s 5-2 win over Ipswich Town at Old Trafford. The Portugal midfielder, previously known mainly as …
National Day Brings Malaysians Together
Millions of Malaysians celebrated the country’s 69th National Day across the nation in festivities described as lively and spirited. The celebrations carried the theme “Malaysia Madani: Prosperity Sha…
Serian on the ‘brink’ of emergency as air pollution index reaches hazardous 438
Serian recorded an air pollution index of 438, putting the Sarawak district close to the threshold for a localized emergency declaration. Three other Sarawak locations also registered hazardous readin…
Malaysia seeks Nepal’s approval to deploy SMART rescue team
Malaysia’s Special Malaysia Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team, known as SMART, is ready to join search-and-rescue operations after floods and landslides near the Nepal-China border. Foreign Minister…
Kian Ming leaves DAP to help KJ
Ong Kian Ming has left DAP, but said his departure does not signal an immediate move to another party or a return to electoral politics. The former Bangi lawmaker said he had no intention of contestin…
Overnight rate expected to stay at 2.75% as Anwar announces cost-of-living measures
Malaysia’s central bank is expected to hold its benchmark interest rate steady as controlled inflation removes the immediate need for tighter monetary policy, according to CIMB Securities. The brokera…
Luqman cancels Nepal trip at the last minute and hopes missing friend is found soon
Luqman Hakim was supposed to be in Nepal with his longtime friend Muhammad Adib Haikal Awang Mansor. Instead, he is in Butterworth, repeatedly calling a phone that no longer answers. Adib, 27, reporte…
Warisan Negara ecosystem to strengthen small businesses
Small traders in Malaysia are being offered a way to reduce operating pressure by joining a new business network designed to secure supplies at more competitive prices. The Warisan Negara Ecosystem pr…
Former prime ministers have not automatically received National Day invitations since 2018
Invitations to Malaysia’s former prime ministers have not been automatic for National Day celebrations since 2018, according to the Communications Ministry. Datuk Abdul Halim Hamzah, the ministry’s se…
Chinese woman suffers serious brain disorder after 15-day water-only diet
A 31-year-old woman in China reportedly developed a serious brain disorder after spending 15 consecutive days drinking only water. She lost 20 kilograms, falling from 70 kilograms, and later struggled…
Iran Calls Trump’s AI Video About Kharg Island Laughable
Iran dismissed Donald Trump’s dramatic post about Kharg Island as laughable, saying the strategic oil hub remained calm and under control. Trump had posted an AI-generated clip on Truth Social with th…
18,314 visitors flock to Zoo Melaka, queueing from 6:30 a.m.
Zoo Melaka drew 18,314 visitors for a free-entry programme marking Malaysia’s 2026 National Day celebrations, surpassing the initial target of 10,000. The zoo closed its gates at 4 p.m. after visitors…
Indonesia and US launch drills to strengthen Indo-Pacific defense
Indonesia and the United States have opened annual military exercises involving more than 12 allied countries, as Jakarta maintains its stated policy of balancing relations with Washington and Beijing…
Families and hospital staff celebrate the birth of two National Day babies
Malaysia’s National Day celebration took on a personal meaning at a Johor Bahru hospital, where two baby boys arrived on the holiday and were welcomed by relatives and medical staff. Aimi Shahirah Maz…
Numbak fire victims to receive RM3,000 in aid, says Hajiji
Each household that lost its home in the Kampung Numbak fire will receive RM3,000, Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor said during a visit to victims at a temporary evacuation centre in Kota Kinabalu. Th…
DAP’s sycophantic culture does not suit Ong Kian Ming, says Ramasamy
P. Ramasamy says Ong Kian Ming’s strength lies in independent political analysis, not in fitting into what he describes as DAP’s sycophantic culture. The Urimai chairman and former DAP leader describe…
Pegula Makes Strong Start at US Open as Djokovic Exits Early
Jessica Pegula opened her US Open campaign with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Romania’s Elena Gabriela Ruse, recovering after a shaky start to reach the second round. The third seed wasted eight break-point…
King Charles congratulates Sultan Ibrahim on Malaysia’s National Day
King Charles III and Queen Camilla have sent congratulations to Malaysia’s King, Sultan Ibrahim, and the country’s people on National Day. The British High Commission in Malaysia shared the message on…
Muhyiddin calls for review of tax policy and subsidy rationalization
Former Malaysian prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin has called for a review of the government’s taxation policy and subsidy rationalization measures, saying they are directly affecting the burden carried…
Azizulhasni Breaks Down in Tears After Receiving Emails from KBS and MSN
Datuk Azizulhasni Awang’s tears came after Malaysia’s Ministry of Youth and Sports and National Sports Council emailed him to confirm that they still needed his services. The 38-year-old national trac…
Algeria Seeks Death Penalty for Those Who Set Forest Fires
Algeria’s president has ordered the death penalty for anyone who deliberately sets forest fires, after a recent series of blazes across the country killed 12 people. Abdelmadjid Tebboune issued the di…
Container Truck Plunges 20 Metres Into Ravine, Killing Driver
A container-truck driver died after his vehicle veered off the Gua Musang-Kota Bharu road and plunged into a ravine about 20 metres deep. The crash occurred near Serasa Plantation at about 9 a.m. The …
Nine students injured after school bus carrying 36 crashes in Sabah
Nine students from SM Sains Sabah suffered minor injuries after a bus carrying 35 students and one teacher crashed in Kota Belud, Sabah. The crash occurred at the junction of Jalan Kota Belud and Kund…
Nepal and China Discussed Disaster Risks Before Deadly Tragedy
Three months before floods and landslides killed hundreds in a valley along the Nepal-China border, officials from both countries met in Kathmandu to discuss the dangers they were meant to monitor tog…
Noh Salleh Eyes Collaboration With Aisha Retno
Noh Salleh says working with Aubrey Suwito is a long-awaited opportunity. The singer and composer will perform with Suwito’s orchestra at “Cadenza of the Soul: Noh Salleh with Aubrey Suwito Orchestra”…
Man in Ultraman costume detained during National Day celebrations
A man wearing an Ultraman costume was detained near the site of Malaysia’s 2026 state-level National Day celebrations in Ipoh after police found his behavior suspicious. Perak police chief Mohd. Alwi …
‘Use the Honey, Throw Away the Dregs’: Is Loke Taking a Swipe at Kian Ming?
A proverb posted by DAP Secretary-General Anthony Loke has sparked questions about whether he was criticizing former Bangi lawmaker Ong Kian Ming. Loke wrote on Facebook, “Use the honey, throw away th…
I will remember anyone who treated me kindly for the rest of my life, says Siti Khadijah
Siti Khadijah Halim became emotional while recalling how senior actors supported her when she was 20 and still finding her footing in Malaysia’s entertainment industry. She named Mira Filzah, Sherry A…
Nepal flood death toll reaches 903, with more than 4,200 still missing
Nepal’s flood disaster has left at least 903 people dead and 4,247 missing as search and rescue operations entered their sixth day. The missing include 592 foreign nationals and 933 workers from hydro…
Haze Fails to Stop 25,000 People Celebrating Independence in George Town
Nearly 25,000 people filled Padang Kota Lama in George Town for Penang’s National Day parade, despite earlier concerns that haze might prevent the event from going ahead. Some visitors arrived with fa…
Woman loses RM245,403 to fake investment scheme
A 56-year-old woman in Tangkak lost RM245,403 after being persuaded to invest in a scheme that promised quick, high returns and strong capital guarantees. Tangkak district police chief Superintendent …
Bersatu Will Not Recover with Its Loudest Information Chief
Bersatu will not recover simply by appointing an information chief who speaks the loudest, former officeholder Datuk Razali Idris said. The role, he argued, is not a license to flood social media or a…
Ong Kian Ming leaves DAP as Gobind declines to comment: “No politics today”
Former Bangi lawmaker Dr Ong Kian Ming has resigned from the Democratic Action Party, but DAP chairman Gobind Singh Deo chose not to engage with the news during Malaysia’s National Day celebrations. A…
Giant Jalur Gemilang flag soars over Kuantan
A giant Malaysian flag opened in the sky above Kuantan as 18 Royal Malaysian Air Force special forces parachutists delivered one of the most prominent displays at the state’s 2026 National Day celebra…
‘Firefighters’ sisters’ add a fresh touch to the 2026 National Day parade
The firefighters’ contingent became one of the crowd’s main attractions at Malaysia’s 2026 National Day parade in Dataran Putrajaya. Sixty-nine members of the Fire and Rescue Department took part in t…
More Than 100,000 Attend Malaysia’s 2026 National Day Celebration
More than 100,000 people gathered at Dataran Putrajaya for Malaysia’s 2026 National Day celebration. The event was held under the theme “Malaysia Madani, Shared Well-Being.” Communications Minister Da…
10,000 Watch National Day Parade in Terengganu
About 10,000 people gathered along the parade route at Dataran Shahbandar in Kuala Terengganu for Terengganu’s 2026 state-level National Day celebrations. Crowds began lining the route early in the mo…
Four Sarawak Areas Record Hazardous Air Pollution, Serian Nears 500
Four locations in Sarawak recorded air pollution levels above the hazardous threshold, with Serian registering a reading of 475 in the morning. The other affected areas were Samarahan, with a reading …
50,000 Join Perlis Independence Eve Celebration
More than 50,000 people gathered at Kompleks Tuanku Syed Putra in Kangar for Perlis’ National Day eve celebration, with nearly 2,000 university reserve officer cadets among the main attractions. The c…
40,000 Visitors Join Kedah’s National Day Celebrations
About 40,000 people from different communities gathered at Dataran Medan Bandar in Alor Setar for Kedah’s 69th National Day celebration. More than 3,000 participants took part in 96 contingents repres…
Cabinet members urge Malaysians to strengthen unity and preserve harmony
Malaysia’s Cabinet members turned National Day greetings into a call for citizens to protect the unity that ministers described as the country’s strength. Law and Institutional Reform Minister Azalina…
5,000 join 69th National Day parade in Johor Bahru
About 5,000 people gathered at Dataran Bandaraya for Johor Bahru's 69th National Day parade, in an event presented as a display of unity and patriotism. The procession included 49 contingents from gov…
Nurul Jannah watched as waves tossed her husband and son before they drowned
Nurul Jannah Kamaruzaman could only watch as waves tossed her husband and young son at a beach near Kampung Punggai, Kota Tinggi, before both drowned. The 31-year-old said she had gone to the campsite…
Malaysians in Doha mark National Day with Jalur Gemilang flag-raising ceremony
Malaysia’s embassy in Doha brought Malaysians in Qatar together for a Jalur Gemilang flag-raising ceremony held late Sunday as part of National Day celebrations. The event was also streamed online, al…
Malaysian man proudly drives a car covered in 369 national flags
Arbaain Mohamad drives slowly through Johor in a Proton Iswara Aeroback covered with 369 Jalur Gemilang flags, proud to turn his car into a moving display of Malaysian patriotism. The 62-year-old Feld…
