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Pahang’s ‘piranha’ mystery: Unconfirmed reports trigger public alarm in Malaysia (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on the biggest stories in Malaysia The image of a fish resembling the red-bellied piranha caught in Malaysian waters on Aug 26. KUALA LUMPUR – A single fish caught in a central Malaysian reservoir has done what few freshwater catches ever do: sparked widespread alarm. The fish, which strongly resembles a red-bellied piranha, was netted at Klau Dam in Pahang, roughly 100 kilometres north-east of Kuala Lumpur. Images of the Aug 26 catch went viral, prompting worries about
Malaysia begins deportations, but hostility towards Rohingya refugees not stopping any time soon (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on the biggest stories in Malaysia Rohingya refugees at the police headquarters on July 28 for screening and documentation after being removed from the UNHCR office in Kuala Lumpur. KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia will send back its first batch of 1,476 Myanmar nationals on Sept 29 under a phased repatriation programme, despite intense pressure from rights organisations and the United Nations refugee agency to halt the returns. The deportations represent the first wave of a br
Malaysia turns up the volume in bid to become Southeast Asia’s next concert hub (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia is making an aggressive bid to become South-east Asia’s next major concert hub, lowering regulatory and cost barriers for international acts as it seeks to challenge Singapore’s longstanding dominance of the regional live-entertainment circuit. The push comes as Kuala Lumpur seeks a bigger share of the region’s multibillion-dollar concert-tourism market, tapping its large domestic audience, regional connectivity, competitive costs and growing capacity to host large-scale
Will global music acts choose KL over S’pore, as Malaysia offers new incentives? (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get insights on the biggest stories in Malaysia The crowd enjoying performances by local and foreign acts at the Latihan Pesta Pora Malaysia music festival in August 2026. KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia is making an aggressive bid to become South-east Asia’s next major concert hub, lowering regulatory and cost barriers for international acts as it seeks to challenge Singapore’s longstanding dominance of the regional live-entertainment circuit. The push comes as Kuala Lumpur seeks a bigger
In Malaysia’s Sarawak, trust can matter as much as the halal logo (opens the original)
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KUCHING – At 126 Laksa, a bustling breakfast spot in Kuching, patience is part of the morning ritual. The place can be packed, with Malays and Chinese sharing tables over steaming bowls and conversation. There is something else that might catch a visitor’s eye: the absence of a halal logo. Yet Muslim diners are perfectly at ease eating here. In Sarawak, a Muslim looking for a meal does not always begin by searching for the familiar halal logo. Halal still matters, but for some Muslim diners here
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