Pakistani Man Charged With Molestation in Batu Pahat
A Pakistani perfume salesman faced court charges in Batu Pahat for allegedly molesting a woman he had recently met inside a parked car earlier this month.
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226 Migrants Detained in Johor Enforcement Crackdown; Passport Stamp Scheme Exposed
Authorities in Johor Baru have detained 226 migrants during a major enforcement operation, exposing an organised scheme where foreign workers obtained fraudulent passport stamps to maintain the appearance of legal status while working illegally in Malaysia.
Body Found Wrapped in Netting at Sungai Tanjung Sembrong After Fisherman Detects Foul Odour
A fisherman in Batu Pahat discovered a wrapped body in Sungai Tanjung Sembrong while attempting to film content. Police have arrested three men for questioning in connection with the discovery.
Three held after missing Batu Pahat man discovered dead and bound in river
Police in Batu Pahat have arrested three individuals following the discovery of a man who had been reported missing by his family. The victim was found dead in a river, bound and wrapped in netting.
KTMB Extends Southern Shuttle Service to Paloh, Enhancing Johor Connectivity
Malaysia's state railway operator KTMB is launching an extended Southern Shuttle route connecting Paloh to JB Sentral from August 8, serving seven stations with 10 daily trips and discounted fares to boost regional connectivity.
Two arrested after machete confrontation over high-beam dispute near Senai airport
Police arrested two men after one allegedly wielded a machete during a high-beam dispute with another motorist near Senai airport. The incident underscores growing concerns about road rage violence in Malaysia.
Teenage College Couple Arrested Over Newborn Death in Kluang
Authorities in Johor have detained a pair of 19-year-old college students for investigation into the death of a newborn girl discovered in a toilet bowl at a rented house in Kluang's Taman Setia Mutiara.
Military Concludes Investigation Into Johor Camp Injury; Disciplinary Action Begins
The Malaysian Armed Forces has concluded its internal inquiry into a serious injury suffered by a commando at a Johor military installation in March. Disciplinary proceedings against personnel involved are now proceeding.
Police Dismantle Massive Scam Operation in Forest City, Arresting 335 Suspects
Police have dismantled a sprawling cybercrime network in Forest City, Johor, arresting 335 individuals involved in orchestrating online investment frauds and romance scams that victimised people across multiple continents.
MDEC Revokes Malaysia Digital Status of Network School Operator Following Licence Revocation
The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation has moved to revoke the Malaysia Digital status of NSO Malaysia Sdn Bhd, the operator of Network School in Johor, following the Iskandar Puteri City Council's decision to cancel its business licence.
Immigration Traces 19 Missing Visitors Connected to Forest City Network School Controversy
Malaysia's Immigration Department is actively tracing 19 foreign visitors whose movements cannot be verified in connection with Network School operations in Forest City, Johor. Officials say these individuals may have left or entered the country illegally.
Karnival Alam Kita 2026 Launches Green Lifestyle Drive Across Johor
Malaysia's Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has launched Karnival Alam Kita 2026 in Johor, bringing sustainability education and green practices directly to communities. The initiative includes a youth ambassador programme and waste collection efforts.
Johor to Launch Full Investigation Into Forest City Network School Dispute
The Johor government and local authorities are set to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the controversy surrounding Network School at Forest City, announced by Regent of Johor Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim.
Forest City Developer Pledges Full Cooperation in Network School Probe
Forest City's developer Country Garden Pacificview has pledged complete cooperation with Malaysian authorities investigating Network School operations allegedly involving Israeli nationals, emphasising zero tolerance for legal violations.
Malaysia To Immediately Deport Any Israelis Found In The Country - PM Anwar
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has affirmed Malaysia's zero-tolerance stance on Israeli presence, pledging immediate deportation of any Israeli nationals discovered within Malaysian borders as part of the country's longstanding non-recognition policy.
Home Ministry Launches Probe Into Forest City Network School Operations
Malaysia's Home Ministry has initiated an investigation into operational concerns at Network School located within the Forest City development in Johor, signalling potential regulatory scrutiny of educational facilities in the controversial mega-project.
Johor RTD Issues Enforcement Notices Against Helmetless Campaign Riders
Johor's Road Transport Department has taken enforcement action against riders observed without helmets during the state's recent election campaign, issuing investigation notices to multiple offenders.
PLKN Trainees Granted Voting Leave for Johor and Negeri Sembilan Elections
The National Service Training Department has approved voting leave for 77 PLKN trainees participating in Johor and Negeri Sembilan state elections, balancing democratic participation with programme continuity.
Fahmi Commends Bernama's Johor Election Coverage Operations
Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil has praised Bernama's professionalism in covering the Johor state election, highlighting the agency's deployment of 44 staff across the state to ensure comprehensive public information.
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Anwar Pledges End to 'Culture of Plunder' in Push for Clean Governance
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has declared an end to Malaysia's 'culture of plunder', calling on citizens to support clean politics and transparent governance as the foundation for national progress.
MCMC To Expand MOCN Initiative Nationwide To Bridge Digital Divide In Rural Areas
Malaysia's Communications Ministry will expand the Multi-Operator Core Network (MOCN) nationwide to improve internet connectivity in rural and remote areas where signal coverage remains weak, Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil announced.
Fahmi Summons Telco CEOs to Experience Rural Connectivity Crisis Firsthand
Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil has accused telecommunications companies of complacency in addressing rural internet coverage despite available data, announcing plans to summon all telco CEOs to witness connectivity problems firsthand in underserved communities.
Road Maintenance Demands Coordinated Effort From All Stakeholders, Says Ahmad
Deputy Works Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Maslan has stressed that effective road maintenance hinges on collaboration between elected officials, government agencies, and local authorities to ensure swift resolution of infrastructure problems.
Mother Elephant Grieves Calf Killed on Mersing Road, Echoing Gerik Tragedy
A mother elephant stayed beside her dead calf for seven hours after it was hit by a Perodua Bezza on Jalan Felda Nitar in Mersing early today, reviving memories of the Gerik tragedy that captured national attention.
KPDN To Review Support Mechanisms For Island Communities Relying On Private Boats
Malaysia's Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living will examine ways to support Peninsular island communities that depend on private boats for transport, responding to concerns about higher fuel costs and subsidy access.
Marina accuses DAP of hypocrisy in handling Najib's case
Former Skudai assemblywoman Marina Ibrahim has alleged that a DAP leader privately supported granting ex-PM Najib Razak a royal pardon and allowing him to serve his sentence under house arrest, accusing the party of inconsistency.
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Two brothers face charges after MMEA intercepts major RM6.95 million drug operation near Tanjung Piai
The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency has arrested two brothers following the interception of a substantial drug shipment valued at RM6.95 million near Tanjung Piai in Johor, marking a significant victory in maritime drug enforcement.
Blind Since Birth, Johor Voter Sees Duty in Democracy
A visually impaired Johor resident has voted in every election since 2008, treating democratic participation as a non-negotiable civic duty despite living without sight since birth.
Married couple held after RM3.59mil drug seizure in Kulai
Johor police have arrested a married couple and confiscated drugs valued at RM3.59 million in Kulai, dismantling what authorities describe as an organised syndicate operating in the district.
Nearly 1,000 Johor Residents Engage in UKM's Sentuhan Kasih Community Service Initiative
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia mobilised 78 students for the Sentuhan Kasih outreach programme in Johor, engaging nearly 1,000 residents across multiple neighbourhoods through community service initiatives and welfare activities.
Six students arrested in Johor bullying investigation
Johor police have arrested six students in connection with a bullying case that occurred last month. The arrests were made in Muar and Alor Gajah following a report filed with authorities.
Johor Ends Nine-Year Drought to Reclaim Agong's Cup With Dramatic Rugby Victory
Johor rugby team ended a nine-year championship drought by defeating Terengganu 34-26 in the Agong's Cup final at UiTM Stadium in Shah Alam, securing their third title since first winning in 2013.
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Six teenage suspects arrested over school bullying case in Muar
Police in Johor have arrested six 17-year-old male students for questioning in connection with the bullying of a 14-year-old student in Muar, raising fresh concerns about school safety and youth violence.