The Ayer Hitam MP says private universities should also enjoy the PTPTN initiative, and proposes a 10% cap if the government is concerned about numbers.

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KUALA LUMPUR : Retail fuel prices will remain unchanged nationwide for the period from October 16 to 22. The Ministry of Finance confirmed RON97 petrol will stay at RM3.18 per litre while RON95 remains at RM2.60 per litre. Subsidised RON95 under the BUDI MADANI initiative continues at RM1.99 per litre. Diesel prices in Peninsular Malaysia will maintain at RM2.93 per litre. Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan will continue paying RM2.15 per litre for diesel. The weekly pricing follows the Automatic Pricing Mechanism for petroleum products. The government will monitor global oil price trends to protect public welfare. Appropriate measures will be taken as needed to safeguard people’s well-being. – Bernama

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TANJUNG MALIM: Ibu Pejabat Polis Daerah (IPD) Muallim yang siap dibina sepenuhnya pada 30 Jun lalu dengan kos RM85 juta bakal memperkukuh keupayaan pasukan keselamatan di daerah berkenaan. Menteri Kerja Raya, Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi, berkata projek yang mula dibina pada 27 Disember 2017 itu menggunakan Sistem Binaan Berindustri (IBS) dengan skor melebihi 70 ... Read more The post IPD Muallim siap dengan kos sebanyak RM85 juta appeared first on Utusan Malaysia .

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SUBANG JAYA: Dunia sebenar dan dunia maya kini ‘bertemu’ apabila bekas pelumba MotoGP negara, Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah, serta personaliti permainan digital terkenal, Nureddy Nursal atau lebih dikenali sebagai Daddy Hood, dilantik sebagai ikon rasmi baharu Adik Beradik Kuala Lumpur (ABKL). Langkah itu bukan sekadar strategi pemasaran, sebaliknya usaha ABKL memperkukuh kedudukan jenama tempatan itu dalam ... Read more The post Hafizh, Daddy Hood ‘tune’ dunia maya ABKL appeared first on Utusan Malaysia .

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PETALING JAYA: Majlis Kawalan Tembakau Malaysia (MCTC) menggesa supaya satu rangka kerja saintifik kebangsaan diwujudkan bagi membimbing pelaksanaan Akta Kawalan Produk Merokok Demi Kesihatan Awam 2024 secara lebih berkesan dan berasaskan bukti kukuh. Presidennya, Prof. Dr. Murallitharan Munisamy berkata, rangka kerja itu penting bagi memperkukuh aspek kawal selia, promosi kesihatan serta penyelidikan lapangan agar pelaksanaan ... Read more The post MCTC gesa wujud rangka kerja saintifik kawalan tembakau appeared first on Utusan Malaysia .

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PUTRAJAYA : The Federal Court has reserved judgment on a review application by three prisoners seeking to set aside their whipping sentences. A three-member panel chaired by Chief Justice Datuk Seri Utama Wan Ahmad Farid Wan Salleh said the decision would be delivered at a later date. The applicants contended that whipping violates Articles 5 and 8 of the Federal Constitution, citing potential risk of death. They referenced a previous case where an inmate died after being whipped. All three men had their death sentences commuted to 30 years’ imprisonment and whipping under Act 847. Mohd Helmi Anuar Mohd Kassim and Kumanaan Anthony Vincent each received 24 strokes of the cane. J. Sivachandran, convicted of murder, was sentenced to 12 strokes in addition to 30 years in prison. Lawyer N. Surendran argued the punishment violates Article 5(1), which guarantees the right to life. He claimed information about a former inmate’s death emerged after their cases were reviewed under Act 847. Deputy Public Prosecutor Afzainizam Abdul Aziz defended the sentence as lawful and within current legislation. He emphasised strict medical safeguards prevent excessive harm during whipping. The procedure is conducted under constant medical supervision and halted if a prisoner is deemed unfit. Malaysian Bar counsel M.M. Athimulan argued whipping breaches Article 8(2) guaranteeing equality. He noted only men are subject to caning while women are exempt. – Bernama

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Artillery shells fired towards civilians in Bani Suhaila and Sheikh Nasser.

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TANJONG MALIM : The Royal Malaysia Police has promised a transparent and professional investigation into recent criminal incidents at school premises. Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail stressed that those involved would be brought to justice in accordance with the law. He said public confidence, especially among parents, needed to be strengthened in line with the slogan “there is no separation between the police and the community.” “In the aspect of school safety, the people have the right to focus on because their children are sent to school,“ he said. “The problem is that we must strengthen the confidence of the people, the community including parents if it is related to a crime incident at school, then we will bring the perpetrator to justice using existing laws.” Saifuddin Nasution said investigations would use both the child-related act and relevant Penal Code sections such as 302, 375 or 377B. He stressed that police would not compromise on any crime incident at school regardless of the perpetrator’s identity. However, he noted that this role cannot be placed solely on the shoulders of the police. “It has to involve the school, it has to involve the community leaders, opinion leaders, because we want to encourage everyone’s cooperation in this aspect of security,“ he said. In yesterday’s incident, a Form 4 female student died, believed to have been stabbed by a Form 2 male student at a secondary school in Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya. Last week, in an incident at a school in Alor Gajah, Melaka, a Form 3 female student was believed to have been raped by several senior students. – Bernama

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Along with Bashar al-Assad, Syria will also ask the Russian president to hand over all individuals who committed war crimes and are taking refuge in Russia.

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Cops did not disclose the content of the note.

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KUALA LUMPUR : Malaysia is prepared to deploy a Malaysian Armed Forces battalion to Gaza if selected by the United Nations for peacekeeping duties. Defence Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin confirmed a battalion has already been registered for this purpose. “We expressed our readiness and intention to be there to help,“ he told reporters after launching the PERHEBAT Transformation Plan 2026-2035. Malaysia now awaits the UN Security Council’s decision regarding peacekeeping force deployment to the conflict-torn territory. “If Malaysia is selected to send a force, we are ready with one battalion,“ Mohamed Khaled stated. He clarified that the Gaza mission battalion would be separate from Malaysia’s current contingent serving in Lebanon. “That is rotated every year — we recall one group and send another,“ he explained. “So we have other battalions on standby.” The minister emphasised that deployment costs are not currently a priority consideration. “If we truly want to help, we don’t need to talk about cost first,“ Mohamed Khaled said. He reaffirmed Malaysia’s commitment to global peace efforts and universal humanitarian principles. The country remains steadfast in upholding these principles as the foundation of its support for the Palestinian cause. – Bernama

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ROME : The UN’s World Food Programme has warned that staggering funding cuts risk pushing up to 13.7 million current food aid recipients into emergency hunger levels. This emergency level is just one step before a full-scale famine classification. Six key operations in Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Somalia, South Sudan, and Sudan are currently facing major disruptions. These disruptions are projected to worsen significantly by the end of the year. The Rome-based agency reported a staggering 40% reduction in its funding for 2025. Projected funding of $6.4 billion compares to $9.8 billion received in 2024. The humanitarian system is under severe strain as partners withdraw from frontline locations. This withdrawal creates a dangerous vacuum in essential aid delivery. The report highlighted a Lancet medical journal analysis about the huge impact of US assistance cuts. Former US President Donald Trump slashed foreign aid upon his return to office in January. These cuts have dealt a heavy blow to humanitarian operations across the globe. Programme coverage has been severely reduced and food rations have been cut. Life-saving assistance to households in Catastrophe, or IPC Phase 5, is now at serious risk. Preparedness for future shocks has also dropped drastically due to funding shortages. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification is a UN-backed initiative measuring global hunger. WFP estimates its funding shortfalls could push 10.5 to 13.7 million people into Emergency Phase 4. These individuals are currently experiencing Crisis, or IPC Phase 3, levels of acute food insecurity. WFP Executive Director Cindy McCain stated the world faces hunger on an unprecedented scale. She said the funds needed to respond are woefully insufficient for the current crisis. McCain added that they are watching the lifeline for millions of people disintegrate. Just 600,000 people will receive WFP food aid this month in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This figure is dramatically down from a planned 2.3 million recipients. Less than 10% of those in need are getting assistance in Afghanistan despite soaring malnutrition. Expensive airdrops in famine-risk areas of South Sudan are under threat from funding constraints. Families in Haiti are now receiving only half of the agency’s standard monthly food rations. Global hunger has reached record levels with 319 million people facing acute food insecurity. This total includes 44 million people already at emergency levels of hunger. The UN formally declared a famine in Gaza earlier this year. The number of people in famine or on the brink has doubled in just two years to 1.4 million. This catastrophic situation spans across five different countries. Rising hunger levels not only put lives at immediate risk but also undermine regional stability. They fuel the displacement of communities from their homes and homelands. McCain warned that decades of progress in the fight against hunger are now at risk of being lost. – AFP

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NEW DELHI – Seorang lelaki di India menempa nama dalam Guinness World Records apabila mengumpul 1,638 kad kredit yang berfungsi, namun bebas daripada hutang, lapor stesen penyiaran NDTV.  Manish Dhameja mencatatkan rekod dunia untuk kategori individu paling banyak memiliki kad kredit.  Selain mengumpulnya sebagai koleksi, Manish menggunakan kad-kad tersebut untuk meraih mata ganjaran maksimum, pulangan ... Read more The post Lelaki bebas hutang walau ada 1,638 kad kredit appeared first on Kosmo Digital .

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MELAKA : Police have dismantled a telecommunications cable theft syndicate with the arrest of 13 individuals during a raid in the Merlimau Industrial Area. Melaka police chief Datuk Dzulkhairi Mukhtar said the suspects, all locals aged between 21 and 47, were detained at approximately 6 am on Monday. He stated they were caught red-handed cutting cables from a manhole while wearing reflective vests similar to those used by telecommunications company workers. “During the inspection, the suspects failed to produce any documents or work orders from the telecommunications company,” Dzulkhairi said at a press conference at the Jasin district police headquarters. Initial investigations revealed all suspects were acting under the instructions of a man believed to be the mastermind who remains at large. The syndicate was believed to have been active for the past two to three months across multiple states. Each individual involved was paid according to their respective roles with total losses estimated at RM60,000. Five suspects tested positive for methamphetamine, with four having prior criminal and drug records. Police seized several items including an excavator rented for approximately RM500 per day, four cars, a four-wheel-drive vehicle and 167 cables. Also confiscated were seven reflective safety vests, two hard hats, a water suction machine, an electric generator, a chainsaw and five fake worker identification cards. All suspects have been remanded for four days to assist investigations under Section 379 of the Penal Code. – Bernama

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On October 11, 2025, reports emerged that more than seven million customer accounts (with some sources estimating 23 million) linked to Vietnam Airlines (VNA) had been compromised in a major data breach. The leak, traced to a breach in the airline’s Salesforce-based customer relationship management (CRM) platform, exposed personal data ranging from names and contact […] The post Vietnam Airlines data leak exposes a crisis of transparency appeared first on Asia Times .

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KUALA LUMPUR : The Invest Malaysia Facilitation Centre Johor (IMFC-J) has attracted 104 potential investors with estimated investments of RM29.51 billion into the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) from January to September 15 this year. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the economic zone has maintained exceptional momentum in attracting strategic international investments. “In the first half of 2025 alone, the total approved investment for JS-SEZ has reached RM37 billion, or 66% of the RM56 billion in approved investments recorded by Johor,“ Anwar stated in a message posted on X. The Prime Minister received this update while chairing the Iskandar Regional Development Authority’s 35th Members of Authority Meeting. The meeting also reviewed JS-SEZ implementation progress, including potential sectors, current investment impacts, and measures to strengthen investment facilitation through the Forest City Special Financial Zone. Anwar emphasized the importance of synchronizing Iskandar Malaysia’s development with adequate basic amenities to ensure inclusive regional development. He stressed that no community group should be excluded from the tide of prosperity in the region’s growth. – Bernama

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