Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th March, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Cops dismantle Klang Valley drug syndicate, seizing 3.4 tonnes of meth worth RM170 million.

Government reportedly will not extend Azam's contract amid corruption allegations shaking Malaysian politics.

Heavy traffic expected at Singapore land checkpoints during March holidays and Hari Raya weekend.

Iran appoints Mojtaba Khamenei as new supreme leader following his father's assassination.

Malaysians advised to postpone trips to ten Middle Eastern countries due to ongoing crisis.

Chingay parade observes silence in respect as it passes mosques, showcasing interfaith harmony.

Missing teenager traveling to Cameron Highlands found dead after tragic motorcycle accident.

Immigration raids result in the arrest of 81 foreigners operating businesses at Pandan market.

Oil prices soar as Gulf nations cut output amid escalating conflict in the region.

Vietnam faces fuel price surge, pushing transport firms to raise fares amid supply disruptions.

FBM KLCI drops sharply as crude oil exceeds $100 per barrel amid Middle East tensions.

Ringgit opens lower as US dollar strengthens, influenced by geopolitical tensions and economic data.

More young adults in Singapore developing glaucoma, likely due to untreated myopia issues.

Eight hundred thousand Lao children set to receive polio vaccinations in a major health initiative.

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