Malaysia News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th August, and here’s your Malaysia daily news capsule.

Thailand's school shooting leaves multiple casualties, with a teen gunman reportedly dead.

Cabinet urges Home and Transport ministries to finalize airport security plans within two weeks.

Malaysia's PM faces criticism over MyKhas fund allocation amid power abuse allegations.

MACC and police intensify investigations into Tabung Haji following recent irregularities report.

DAP veteran calls for hospital hearings for VIP defendants, sparking ridicule towards IJN.

Police seek public assistance in locating missing teenager Dhia, who left home seeking independence.

State exco to meet Panasonic workers facing impending job losses due to factory closure.

Pakatan and Barisan reaffirm cooperation in Penang, emphasizing value-based politics.

Anger rises as Liow pays fine and has money-laundering charges dropped, prompting public outcry.

Japan orders evacuations and cancels hundreds of flights as Typhoon Dolphin approaches.

Brunei sees a surge in visitor arrivals, boosting tourism revenue significantly this year.

Experts warn against viral winter melon cooling hack, advising caution in its use.

Football: Malaysia secures a spot in the AFF Cup semifinals after defeating the Philippines.

SpaceX successfully launches 24 Starlink satellites into orbit from California, continuing its mission.

Artificial sweeteners found to disrupt healthy gut bacteria, raising health concerns.

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