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Photo for illustration purposes only. Several pupils reportedly suffered vomiting, dizziness and stomach aches before the canteen at Sekolah Seri dan Semi ABIM Sungai Ramal was ordered to close. — Vecteezy pic

Kajang school canteen shut for 14 days after pupils fall ill as health officials investigate

A motorist refuels at a petrol station in Sepang. The prime minister said the government expects to spend close to RM40 billion on fuel subsidies in 2026 if current crude oil prices persist. — Picture by Sayuti Zainudin

PM Anwar: Malaysia’s fuel subsidy bill set to hit RM40b, more than double Budget estimate

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh said the democratic process must be conducted in a peaceful and orderly manner, stressing that while the people are free to support different parties and hold differing views and political choices, security, public well-being and state stability should always remain the top priority. — Bernama

Melaka CM: Don’t turn future state election into platform for provocation

Firefighters rescue a 34-year-old solo hiker after locating him about 20m down a ravine on Gunung Jerai, where he is believed to have survived for nearly three days before his cries for help were heard by passing hikers. — Picture courtesy of the Kedah Fire and Rescue Department

Three days trapped in Gunung Jerai ravine, desperate cries save solo hiker

The Second Meeting of the Dewan Rakyat for the Fifth Session of the 15th Parliament convenes for 16 days until July 16. — Bernama pic

In Dewan Rakyat today: Focus on Suhakam Act amendments, cost of living and Cybercrime Bill

The search for a missing six-year-old boy ended in tragedy yesterday after his body was found in a drain at an oil palm plantation near his home in Hutan Melintang, Perak. — Picture by Choo Choy May

Boy, 6, found dead in Perak plantation drain hours after vanishing from home

On June 22, the Cybercrimes Bill 2026, which seeks to repeal the Computer Crimes Act 1997 (Act 563), was tabled for its first reading in the Dewan Rakyat. It is scheduled for second and third readings on July 1. — Reuters pic

Cybercrimes Bill to replace Computer Crimes Act, says NSC

He said this was among the decisions reached at the special meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Foreign Workers, which he chaired at Parliament yesterday. — Bernama pic

Government to restructure foreign worker management, says Zahid

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says Malaysian households remain financially resilient despite household debt rising to RM1.73 trillion. — Bernama pic

Malaysia household debt hits RM1.73t as burden eases to 84.4pc of GDP, says Anwar

Anwar said this after chairing the National Education Council Meeting No. 1 of 2026, which examined the direction of national education covering both school education and higher learning. — Bernama file pic

National Education Council formed to reshape Malaysia's education system, says Anwar

In a statement today, Motac said the data is crucial for the government to accurately evaluate the increase in operating costs borne by operators to determine the suitable form and rate of tax incentives. — Picture by Firdaus Latif

Motac seeks diesel usage data before deciding aid for tour bus operators

Zakaria added that the new passport continues to comply with ICAO specifications and standards, allowing it to be read by existing passport scanners worldwide, subject to the immigration systems, procedures and capabilities of the countries visited. — Picture by Miera Zulyana

Malaysia rolls out new passport with 94 security features, 10-year option

The new price rules for EVs starting today apply only to brands without an assembly plant in Malaysia. — Reuters pic

Are all EV prices going to rise from today? Here’s what the new price rules on ‘fully imported’ EVs mean for the industry

The elephant procession, intended as part of a wedding celebration, has instead fuelled scrutiny over wildlife welfare and conservation practices. — Screengrab from Facebook video

Outcry over elephant wedding procession in Kelantan prompts Perhilitan task force

A practical RM100 grocery basket comprises fresh produce, fruit, protein, frozen foods and pantry staples. — Illustration by Soo Wern Jun

RM100 grocery challenge: What a basic basket gets a Malaysian family in 2026