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Pulau Perhentian

Boat skipper in fatal Perhentian capsizing admits to ‘Erimin 5’ drug use

The 22-year-old pleads guilty to taking nimetazepam, also known as Erimin 5, and he was charged with the offence the day after the tragic incident

Wanita Jerman lemas di Pulau Perhentian

Siasatan polis mendapati tiada unsur jenayah dikesan dalam kes kematian seorang wanita warga asing akibat lemas di pantai Pulau Perhentian, Terengganu semalam

Dua pekerja maut akibat bangunan runtuh, pengarah syarikat didenda RM150,000

Pengarah syarikat Malee Beach Resort Sdn Bhd hari ini didenda RM150,000 atau dipenjara enam bulan  oleh Mahkamah Sesyen Besut di sini hari ini selepas mengaku bersalah membina bangunan tanpa kebenaran sehingga ia runtuh dan menyebabkan kematian dua orang pekerjanya pada 9 Nov tahun lepas.

Pulau Perhentian resort collapse: second worker dies in illegal construction mishap

Another life has been lost in the aftermath of a collapsed resort being built on Pulau Perhantian without approval.

Six escape collapsed resort at Pulau Perhentian, one still missing

A three-storey building at a resort under construction in Pulau Perhentian, off the shore of Terengganu, collapsed early today leaving a Malaysian and six migrant workers trapped, but four of them scrambled out of the rubble, two were rescued and one remains missing.

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National shuttlers demand RM2 million salaries: can BAM keep up financially?

Several top athletes aim for salaries that could outpace even the highest-earning footballers, raising questions about the sustainability of funding within Malaysian sports

RM200m World Cup rights fee puts Malaysia’s 2026 viewing at risk

Malaysia could miss live coverage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as a steep RM200 million broadcasting fee strains Astro and RTM, raising doubts over whether fans will be able to watch football’s biggest tournament

Education Ministry scraps teacher training system to lighten workload

Minister Fadhlina Sidek vows to help teachers focus on what matters most – teaching – as new curriculum changes approach