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Man Fined RM1,500 for Tossing Burger Wrapper in KL

A man in Kuala Lumpur was fined RM1,500 and ordered to perform community service after throwing a burger wrapper on the street during a littering enforcement.

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Social Media Executives Now Liable Under New Online Safety Law

The law also requires platforms to appoint a local representative in Malaysia, an individual or a company, to handle any legal proceedings.

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Vietnam Becomes First Country in SEA To Enact AI Law

If Vietnam’s enforcement of its new AI law is successful, its neighbours may feel “forced” to follow along so as not to lag behind. 

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Uncle Kentang Opens Up After Woman He Sheltered Stole From Him

While the full circumstances surrounding the alleged theft remain unclear, this has highlighted the emotional risks faced by those who choose to help others.

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High Court Dismisses Lawsuit Over Stray Dog Kopi’s Shooting

The court ruled that the plaintiffs lacked locus standi, and that none of them were Besut residents and that they failed to show genuine interest in the matter.

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Mat Sabu Says Only Malaysia Has The Right To The ‘Musang King’ Name

Mat Sabu also explained that Musang King is protected under GI registration, meaning only Malaysian-grown durians can legally be sold under that name.

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TTDI Residents Push Back Against Planned Pickleball Courts

The signature “pop” heard in pickleball games is a higher frequency than that of a tennis ball, despite being the same volume. This causes problems.

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TikTok Shop Rolls Out Ramadan Deals With Big Savings & New Launches

Throughout the campaign, shoppers can expect new product launches from more than 100 brands; the perfect excuse to scroll, discover, and snag some deals!

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Massive Crowd Amasses at Ichikawa City Zoo to See Punch the Monkey

A baby monkey named Punch has quadrupled visitor numbers at Ichikawa City Zoo, melting hearts online with his stuffed toy companion.

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Ultra-Rare Pikachu Card Fetches RM64.2mil at Auction

The Illustrator Pikachu card was only awarded to the winners of a Japanese illustration contest in the late ’90s. Fewer than 40 cards were ever printed.