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The ‘durian tsunami’ sweeping Malaysia
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Utusan Malaysia
· Jul 10, 2026
Dua hari naikkan bot ragut nyawa
KUALA NERUS: Usaha menaikkan bot yang tenggelam dan meragut satu nyawa di perairan berdekatan Tok Jembal, di sini Jumaat lalu mengambil masa dua hari sebelum dapat diapungkan dan dibawa pulang, kelmarin. Bot yang karam itu dibawa ke Jeti Kampung Batin di sini, dengan kerjasama komuniti nelayan dan penyelam berpengalaman. Penyelam berpengalaman, Mohd. Amirul Mat Noh, ... Read more The post Dua hari naikkan bot ragut nyawa appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.
South China Morning Post
· Jun 26, 2026
Malaysia’s Umno in tough spot ahead of Johor vote after veteran claims royal interference
Malaysia’s ruling Malay party was pulled into a sensitive palace row on the eve of Johor’s nomination day after a veteran figure quit Umno and accused the southern state’s royal household of influencing the timing of a snap election. The controversy lands at a difficult moment for the United Malays National Organisation, the Malay nationalist party that anchors Barisan Nasional (BN). It is trying to defend Johor, its birthplace and one of its last major strongholds, without allowing the campaign...
ANTARA News
· Jul 4, 2026
Batam elevates Malay arts and culture on international stage
Batam City in the Riau Islands is strengthening its position as a gateway to Malay culture by hosting the Kenduri Seni ...
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Related coverage for " The ‘durian tsunami’ sweeping Malaysia ": Utusan Malaysia — Dua hari naikkan bot ragut nyawa. South China Morning Post — Malaysia’s Umno in tough spot ahead of Johor vote after veteran claims royal interference. ANTARA News — Batam elevates Malay arts and culture on international stage