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A person holds a SIM card in this undated illustrative photo. According to MCMC, when you want to replace your SIM card, you can only do it through your telco, and the telco will have to verify your identity through biometric authentication or MyDigital ID. — Freepik pic

Malaysians, here’s how you can prevent scammers from using your name for prepaid SIM cards

Former PKR deputy president Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli has alleged that party president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim wants him to resign from PKR. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

Rafizi claims PKR show‑cause letter part of push for him to resign and exit Parliament

Umno President Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi today said that the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition remains committed to preserving the spirit of harmony in Malaysia’s multiracial society. — Picture by Firdaus Latif

Zahid: Umno will continue fostering harmony so Malaysia remains a peaceful nation

Are you a tourist in Malaysia? Your prepaid SIM card from Malaysian telcos will only be valid for a maximum of three months. — Pexels pic

Tourists beware: Prepaid SIM cards now valid for only three months in Malaysia

Children under the age of 12 are not allowed to register for a prepaid SIM card in Malaysia. — Unsplash pic/Markus Winkler

New rules: MCMC says parents must register prepaid SIM cards for all children aged 12 to 17

Researchers at the University of Cambridge warn that cheap, disposable phone numbers can be used to bypass SMS verification and create fake social media accounts for less than 30 US cents apiece (about RM1.25). — SoyaCincau pic

Prepaid SIM crackdown: Malaysians restricted to five cards per telco to fight scams

Langkawi International Airport has once again been recognised as the Best Airport in Asia Pacific at the 2025 Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Awards by Airports Council International. — Picture via Facebook/Malaysia Airports

Langkawi International Airport named best in Asia Pacific for fifth consecutive year

The Kuala Terengganu High Court today dismissed a lawsuit by four animal activists against the Besut District Council (MDB) and the Terengganu government over the shooting of a stray dog named ‘Kopi’. — Reuters pic

High Court dismisses lawsuit by animal activists over shooting of stray dog ‘Kopi’

An offender serving community service orders gets hands-on experience cleaning public spaces. — Picture by Yusof Isa

Litter today, pay tomorrow: SWCorp slaps 941 fines and community service duties on Malaysians, foreigners

The Immigration Department (JIM) has intensified enforcement at Ramadan bazaars nationwide to curb the involvement of foreign nationals in illegal trading or working without valid permits. — Bernama pic

Immigration serves up enforcement at Ramadan bazaars: 23 foreigners detained in crackdown on illegal trading

Johor police chief Datuk Ab Rahaman Arsad said a report was lodged on February 25 by a complainant who came across the content on TikTok. — Picture by Choo Choy May

Johor police and MCMC crack down on AI-generated TikTok video of Sultan Ibrahim

A painter pleaded not guilty in four Magistrates’ Courts here today to charges of damaging 13 automatic teller machine (ATM) screens at three banks in Jinjang. — Screengrab via social media video

Breaking the bank, literally: 67‑year‑old pleads not guilty to Jinjang ATM screen smashing spree

The number of flood victims in Sabah continued to rise to 4,458 as of 4pm today, compared with 3,617 recorded at noon. — Bernama pic

Tenom records highest flood victims as Sabah total rises to over 4,400

The government is proposing to amend the Road Transport Act 1987 (Act 333) to expand the scope of enforcement areas of Local Authorities (PBT) to manage the issue of abandoned vehicles in strata housing areas. — Picture by Raymond Manuel

Councils may soon be able to tow away abandoned cars in condos and flats

Firefighters arrived at the scene at 4.15am and managed to bring the fire under control at 4.48am. — Bernama pic

Police reveal identities of couple and three children killed in early morning Raub fire

Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs) Marhamah Rosli said the move was also intended to ensure consistent terminology in speech and writing, while avoiding indirect promotion. — Bernama pic

Deputy minister says LGBT should be called ‘deviant culture’ to avoid normalisation