Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th December, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Durian Tunggal shooting investigation reclassified as murder, PM defends authorities amid calls for accountability.

Anwar announces Cabinet reshuffle, with Jo Ghani taking over at Miti and Hannah Yeoh as FT minister.

Albert Tei hopes for swift resolution in police probe, while lawyer criticizes cops for seeking privileged info.

Thai PM Anutin declares no Cambodian ceasefire as first Thai civilian is killed, escalating tensions.

Recognition of UEC certificates should align with the national education system, says Zambry.

Malakoff confirms one injured contractor discharged after Tanjung Bin crane collapse, two still hospitalized.

Selangor responds to Sultan's rebuke, enhancing waste collection and monitoring efforts across the state.

Father and son linked to Bondi Beach mass shooting, with ties to Islamic State ideology, says Albanese.

151 SIA passengers stranded in New York for two days due to flight delays caused by bad weather.

Malaysia Aviation Group reveals five-year plan to elevate Malaysia Airlines into Skytrax Top 10 by 2030.

NASA announces a new golden age of exploration and innovation set to ignite in 2025.

Beyfortus now available in Malaysia to protect infants against RSV disease, enhancing public health efforts.

Malaysia reports significant decline in dengue deaths, with a 61.3% drop compared to last year.

MADANI Gotong-Royong initiative launched to prevent dengue and strengthen community health efforts.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!