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Thai authorities seize 100,000 litres of smuggled diesel linked to Malaysian firm

A Malaysian-owned logistics firm in Songkhla is under investigation after Thai authorities uncovered 100,000 litres of concealed diesel in underground tanks, detaining a local employee under the Fuel Control Act

Heavy vehicle companies must pay traffic fines regardless of subcontractors’ role: Loke

Transport Minister urges stricter enforcement as KDEB Waste Management tops list of unpaid traffic fines

From wheelbarrows to cranes: an afternoon to cherish unsung heroes – Ravindran Raman Kutty

Port Klang legends' reunion evokes fond memories of what was and what could have been

Sabah unprepared for targeted diesel subsidy, will feel spillover effect: analyst

Economist Jain Yassin says many goods shipped from peninsula and this will lead to price increase in East M’sia, suggests logistics optimisation as intervention

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Short-lived La Niña expected in early 2026, but stable weather to follow

MetMalaysia forecasts cool conditions and brief shifts in rainfall patterns before returning to normal

Jana Wibawa: Muhyiddin’s trial continues as appeals court rejects bid to reinstate acquittal

Five-judge panel dismisses Bersatu president’s application to review findings which led to four charges related to RM232.5 mil in bribes being reinstated in Feb

Govt has settled RM42bil of 1MDB debt, total obligations exceed RM50bil: Anwar

Anwar reveals over RM9 billion in remaining debt, with government funds covering the shortfall