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Nepal floods: MASFIH urges central bank debt relief for missing Malaysians

Group welcomes BNM initiative but says families should not have to deal with banks, insurers individually

One of 55 Malaysians missing in Nepal floods confirmed safe, returns home

Man was stranded after roads, bridges and communications links were disrupted by the disaster, says MASFIH

Govt must act on looming mental health crisis in families of M’sians missing in Nepal: group

The Malaysia Solidarity: Families in Hope urges government to act more swiftly and proactively in providing mental support as next-of-kin may be in too much anguish to ask

Every hour matters: Wife clings to hope for Malaysian missing in Nepal disaster

Muhammad Nasir Abdul Talib, 68, was last traced to a café in the Rasuagadi area about an hour before flash floods struck near the Nepal-Tibet border

Wisma Putra to meet families of 49 missing Malaysians tomorrow

Families urge stronger Nepal-China coordination, daily updates and deployment of Malaysian SAR personnel

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Selangor to host Sukma 2026 from Aug 15-24, Para Sukma in September

Over 10,000 athletes expected as Selangor aims to reclaim overall crown; official logo and mascot to be unveiled next month

Harimau Malaya likely to lose seven players permanently despite CAS ruling: AFC

It says eligibility falsification case may trigger further disciplinary review after CAS upholds 12-month ban

Subsidised RON95: how cheap is Malaysia’s fuel compared to neighbours?

There has been a spate of viral videos showing vehicles from neighbouring countries such as Thailand and Singapore being filled with Malaysia's heavily subsidised RON95 petrol, indicating a blatant disregard for local laws.