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Elderly Couple In Perlis Intentionally Took Off Their Pink Tags To Go Grocery Shopping
Police found them behaving suspiciously at a roadblock.
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Price Of 3-Ply Masks To Be Reduced To RM1
Previously, the cabinet decided to lower the retail price of three-ply face masks from RM1.50 to RM1.20, set to take force on 15 August.
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Beware, Drivers! You Will Now Have To Go To Court If Caught Using Your Phone While Driving
It was previously a compoundable offence that could be settled by paying a fine.
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Saifuddin Apologises Over 'Straightforward' Answer On FINAS Licence Controversy
Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah speaks during a YouTube and cinema workshop event on Sunday, 9 August.
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Nasi Kandar Shop Linked To Sivaganga Cluster In Kedah Did Not Record Customers' Details
A regular customer of the shop tested positive a day after participating in Hari Raya Aidiladha festivities.
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New School Year For 2021 To Start 3 Weeks Later Than Initially Planned
This comes after the Ministry of Education's earlier announcement of a reduction to the year-end holidays.
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If You Were Previously Fined For Not Wearing A Mask In Your Car, You Can Now Get A Refund
Senior minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob clarified exactly where you are required to wear a mask.
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This Viral WhatsApp Message Warning Malaysians To Wear Face Masks In Cars Is Fake
However, certain parts of the viral WhatsApp message were accurate.
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Sivaganga Cluster In Kedah Leads To COVID-19 Infection Of 2 Primary School Students
Five schools in the state have been ordered to close to contain the spread of infection.
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25-Year-Old Woman With Pink Tag Spotted Lining Up To Enter Bank In Penang
She ran away after the security guard realised she was breaching home quarantine.
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New COVID-19 Cluster In Kedah Caused By Home Quarantine Rule-Breaker
Malaysia recorded the highest spike in over a month with 39 new cases yesterday, 28 July.
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Here Are The New, Harsher Punishments For Reckless Driving And Drink-Driving In Malaysia
Drink-drivers can face up to 15 years in jail, a RM100,000 fine, and be stopped from driving for up to 10 years if they are found guilty of causing death on the road.
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