Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th March, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Foreign cards will no longer be accepted at RON95 pumps starting next week.

Four family members have been arrested over the tragic death of an eight-year-old girl in Perak.

Schools in Malaysia may close if temperatures exceed 37 degrees Celsius for three consecutive days.

The government is prepared to adjust the RON95 fuel subsidy policy amid supply chain challenges.

Yemen’s Houthis have launched missile attacks on Israeli military sites, escalating regional tensions.

Malaysian singer-actress Bella Astillah is now engaged to politician Syed Saddiq.

In the Wangsa Maju scandal, PKR has urged two implicated members to resign amid extortion allegations.

During a visit to Jakarta, PM Anwar and Prabowo discussed efforts to de-escalate Middle East conflicts.

Sultan Abdullah conducted an aerial inspection of the Pahang River, urging caution amid the heatwave.

Malaysia plans to send a diplomatic note to the Philippines, rejecting its claim on Sabah.

A Chinese woman marries her 25-year-old lover with a staggering US$7.3 million dowry.

Seven Malaysian tankers are waiting to pass through the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions.

Thailand is set to have a new government next week, according to the Prime Minister.

Thousands of travelers are stranded across Asia due to flight delays and cancellations.

Dengue fever continues to pose a growing challenge, complicating vaccine development efforts.

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