Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st May, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

GSF 2.0: Tam Tam damaged, 10 Malaysians taken to Israel, says SNCC.

Treasury proposes RM5.45 billion budget cuts for health and higher education.

Health Ministry tells community pharmacies: No licence, no blood tests allowed.

Perak to discuss proposal to bring elephants Dara, Amoi, and Kelat home.

FT religious department opposes Bukit Bintang water festival amid protests.

Malaysia and Singapore enhance cross-border taxi scheme for easier travel.

Chinese national dies hours after being charged with dangerous driving incident.

MACC officer details alleged misuse of state funds in ex-Perlis MB’s trial.

Two soldiers arrested over brutal assault that left commando with severe injuries.

Boy swept away in Bandar Puncak Alam found drowned after heavy rain.

Civil servants among 69 Malaysians nabbed in international online child exploitation crackdown.

Australia’s AirTrunk to invest RM12 billion in new data centres in Johor.

Asia’s oil shock nightmare continues as IMF warns of energy disruptions.

Oil prices slip but are set to end April with gains amid ongoing disruptions.

Badminton: Malaysia falls to China in Uber Cup quarter-finals despite valiant effort.

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