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Photo is for illustration purposes only. The Home Ministry explained that such shootings typically occurred when officers confronted armed or aggressive suspects, or when immediate action was required to protect public safety and prevent loss of life or property. — Reuters file pic

Parliament told 327 suspects killed in police shootings since 2015

The government interprets Article 6.2 of the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) in a manner consistent with good governance practices, the principles of fair competition in commercial activities, and Malaysia’s international obligations. — Reuters pic

Miti: ART clause applied in line with law, governance standards and international commitments

Tangkak police chief Superintendent Roslan Mohd Talib said that a team of plainclothes policemen arrested the 36-year-old suspect at a residential area in Tangkak at 5am yesterday. — Picture by Ahmad Zamzahuri

Johor police catch man with a taste for stolen underwear

Malaysia Rail Link Sdn Bhd is preparing the workforce making preparations for the East Coast Rail Link (ECRL) operation, which is expected to start in January 2027, according to the Transport Ministry. — Bernama pic

ECRL operations to need 2,000 workers by 2027, 80pc reserved for Malaysians, says Transport Ministry

File picture of traffic congestion on the route towards the city centre from the East Coast Expressway, June 3, 2024. Nearly one million vehicles are expected to enter Kelantan during the upcoming Chinese New Year and early Ramadan period, said Kelantan police chief Datuk Mohd Yusoff Mamat. — Bernama pic

Nearly one million vehicles expected to enter Kelantan for Chinese New Year and early Ramadan

As of January 2026, no data centre investment in Malaysia had been deferred, was at risk of being deferred or might potentially be transferred to another country due to water supply constraints, according to the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI). — Noah Berger for AWS/Reuters pic

Malaysia sees no data centre delays despite Johor’s water‑supply pause, says Miti

The sanctions imposed by China on several United States defence companies following arms sales to Taiwan at the end of 2025 do not have a direct impact on trade and foreign direct investment into Malaysia, particularly in the electrical and electronics sector. — Reuters pic

Miti: No direct impact on Malaysia’s trade, FDI from China’s sanctions on US defence companies

Trader Saiful Adli Yusof was fined after pleading guilty to assaulting and threatening a 70-year-old man following a minor collision in Kajang last Sunday. Saiful was charged under Section 323 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt and Section 506 for criminal intimidation. The victim, Liew Khoon Foo, suffered a bruised eye, a swollen chin and a bleeding tongue after being punched and kicked. He was also threatened with death. — Screengrab from social media

Cheras road rage fine too low, risks sending wrong message, says National Road Safety Council chairman

The issue of houses of worship built without complying with existing laws and regulations must be addressed based on facts, grounded in the rule of law, and subjected to continuous monitoring to prevent public unease and safeguard peace, says Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs) Dr Zulkifli Hasan. — Bernama pic

Religious affairs minister supports firm stance on unauthorised houses of worship, urges compliance with legal process

A total of 2,571 cases of Tuberculosis (TB) were reported up to Epidemiological Week 5 (ME 5/2026), covering the period from January 1 to February 7, with an incidence rate of 7.5 per 100,000 population. — jarun011/Getty Images/ETX Studio pic

MOH: 2,571 TB cases reported so far this year, with 10 active clusters detected nationwide

Measurements taken by RA representatives on February 10 for ‘Tiang’ 1 showed the narrowest distances between the poles ranged from 2.8 metres to 4.6 metres, falling short of the six-metre minimum required under Clause 140(3)(a) of the Uniform Building By-Laws 1984. — Picture courtesy of TTDI Residents Association

TTDI Residents Association flags fire truck access issues in road redesign, disputes GDCI claims

A motorcyclist was killed while five others were injured in an accident involving three motorcycles and three cars at the Padang Jambu traffic light intersection here yesterday afternoon. — Picture courtesy of IPD Melaka Tengah

Motorcyclist killed, five injured in six‑vehicle collision at Padang Jambu; Myvi driver suspected of microsleep

A girl was killed while three others were injured after being involved in a road accident involving two vehicles in the Puncak Jelapang area along Jalan Ipoh–Lumut road yesterday afternoon. — Picture courtesy of police

Three‑year‑old girl dies, three injured after driver loses control, crashes into police car on Jalan Ipoh–Lumut

A man died after he was believed to have fallen at the edge of his fish pond while casting a net at Batu 20, Kampung Sungai Nangka Jelai near Batu Kurau last night. — Picture courtesy of Perak Fire and Rescue Department

Man dies after fall at fish pond in Batu Kurau, says Perak Fire Dept

File picture of electric scooters seen around Petaling Street, April 21, 2022. Subang Jaya assemblyman Michelle Ng said the project originated from a proposal by micromobility operator Beam in late 2023 and progressed following infrastructure assessments, surveys and upgrades to prepare city roads for e-scooter use. — Picture by Choo Choy May

Subang Jaya launches two-year e-scooter sandbox trial in SS15

Savings generated from the implementation of Budi Madani (BUDI95), economic development in the East Coast and wage levels of local workers are among the issues to be raised in the Dewan Rakyat today. — Picture by Yusof Mat Isa

In Dewan Rakyat today: Focus on BUDI95 savings, East Coast economy and fairer wages for skilled workers