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Department heads must ensure that civil servants who work from home follow all rules and meet their KPIs.

It's for those in KL, Putrajaya, Selangor and other state capitals.

Things are likely to get worse before they get better

A road safety activist is urging the government to permanently seize vehicles involved in DUI cases, especially those resulting in death or serious injury.

The restriction could even be implemented earlier if everyone is ready

The National Average Grade has improved, while absenteeism is down

No areas are under the Level 2 heatwave warning

The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry says restaurant menu prices must reflect actual costs, and they cannot be raised arbitrarily.

However the price of subsidized RON95 remains unchanged

The price of subsidized RON95 petrol will remain at 1.99 sen per liter.

Malaysia still has sufficient raw water resources.

States in the north of the Peninsular expected to be the hardest hit

It comes amid a heat alert for states in the north of the Peninsular

12 other areas also placed under Level 1 heat alert

Malaysia's happiness scored jumped to 81% this year!

Its to keep motorists safe during the balik kampung exodus

Individual taxpayers are not required to file an amended Income Tax Return Form for 2025 if they made an error in the 'Tax Borne by Employer' section.

Motorists are advised to get sufficient rest before long journeys

The government's Hari Raya toll discount is expected to cost over 21 million ringgit in compensation to concessionaires.

MoE says remote classes in the past has had a negative impact on student well-being and the learning process

No economic stimulus package will be introduced for the time being in response to the Middle East conflict.

Employees should be granted flexi work arrangements to allow them to spend time with family

People have been reminded to inform the police if they plan to balik kampung for the Aidilfitri holidays.

The government is looking at several ways to reduce costs amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

MOF wants to know if this is an indication of low wages

The National Kidney Foundation is calling for stronger public‑private partnerships to help reduce Malaysia’s growing dialysis backlog.

This includes fixing possible loopholes in existing legislation

The PM assured that the 1.99 price for subsidised petrol will remain for now.

They'll now be off next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

PM to personally monitor the operation, as the security situation in the middle east worsens.

The relevant ministries have already taken steps to prepare

It's in talks with the various platforms to find the best method, ahead of the ban on under-16's using social media

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says Bersih's accusation is uncalled for, and made without proper evidence

How will our economy handle the potential spike in oil prices and disruptions to shipping?

Malaysian students in conflict-affected areas in the Middle East have been advised to immediately report to the Malaysian embassies in their respective countries.

The govt needs to have a firmer hand with its MPs when it re-tables the bill to limit prime ministers' term in office.

An expert speaks in conjunction with World Obesity Day today

Rapid Rail says repairs are underway after a cable theft disrupted services along the Putrajaya MRT Line this morning.

Amendment falls two votes short of the required majority

The constitutional amendment to limit the Prime Minister to just 10 years in office was tabled for its second reading in parliament today.

Avoid traveling to the Middle East for the time being.

Iran has confirmed the death of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei following the US-Israeli military strikes against the country.