
News: East & West Malaysia

Kedah assembly deputy speaker quits as Bersatu division chief
Tasek Gelugor MP Wan Saiful Wan Jan says the resignation of Abdul Razak Khamis, who is also Sungai Tiang assemblyman, signals grassroots rejection of Bersatu's direction.
Malaysia

Wan Fayhsal ‘100%’ confident Hamzah will remain opposition leader

Takiyuddin has what it takes to be opposition leader, says analyst
State health and environment committee chairman Ling Tian Soon says face masks have not been made mandatory for traders and food handlers.
Some parents cite advantage of earlier schooling for their children, while others say they are ‘not ready academically or developmentally’.
The 5,141 flood victims have been placed in 27 temporary evacuation centres.
Awang Azman Awang Pawi of Universiti Malaya says the Bersatu president’s extensive political experience makes him far more resilient than many assume.
Borneo+

Number of flood victims in Sabah continues to rise

Sim to raise Sarawak’s healthcare worker crunch at next MA63 meeting
Number of evacuees in Sabah rises to more than 4,600 as of 4pm, compared to some 3,700 at noon.
Sabah state disaster management committee says several days of continuous rain resulted in severe floods in Kota Marudu, Pitas and Paitan since 6am yesterday.
The PDP president’s latest salvo comes weeks after he accused his SUPP counterpart of being power hungry.
The former Umno leader says that without a clear legal interpretation, negotiations between Petronas and the Sarawak government would be ineffective.
Southeast Asia

Myanmar denies UN allegations on widespread conflict-related sexual violence

Philippine senator calls out China in visit to disputed island
US President Donald Trump will impose a new 10% duty on imports from all countries starting Tuesday, initially for 150 days.

Deadly virus outbreak kills 72 tigers in Thailand park
Tests revealed a highly infectious canine distemper virus and respiratory bacteria, which were difficult to detect early.
The White House meeting follows the announcement of deals worth over US$30 billion, including Boeing aircraft purchases.
Judges granted the request by Rodrigo Duterte’s defence to waive his right to attend the hearings.
World

US DHS to pause key travel programmes amid shutdown

Myanmar denies UN allegations on widespread conflict-related sexual violence
The Indigenous protesters oppose the expansion of ports and dredging in the Amazon’s rivers, which they consider vital to their way of life.
The US president said the boat would treat many ‘sick’ people, without specifying how many or the people he was referring to.
The blasts occurred shortly after police responded to a report of a break‑in at a shop in Lviv’s city centre around 12.30am.
Out of four guides and 11 clients, six people survived the incident, one of the deadliest avalanches in modern US history.

















