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Johor's medical tourism sector recorded RM106.8 million in revenue for the first half of the year. Kelantan has opened 100 investigations into illegal mining since 2024. A man received RM1.94 million in damages for a traffic accident eight years ago.
- 1 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)
Johor medical tourism revenue rises
Johor's medical tourism earned RM106.8 million in the first six months, up 14% year-on-year.
- China recorded the highest growth at 34%.
- International tourist arrivals increased significantly.
- RM106.8 million
- First-half revenue
- 14%
- Year-on-year increase
Reported by Harian Metro, Berita Harian ·
- 2 Developing Malaysia
Kelantan probes illegal mining cases
Kelantan opened 100 illegal mining investigations since 2024, with 51 cases still under active inquiry.
- 49 cases have been concluded.
- Enforcement includes seizing machinery and detaining intruders.
- 100
- Total investigations opened
- 51
- Cases under investigation
first reported 3 hr ago · now 4 outlets (was 3)
- 10:00 Kelantan opens 100 illegal mining investigations
Reported by Free Malaysia Today ·
- 3 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)
Man awarded RM1.94 million damages
A man received RM1.94 million in compensation for a traffic accident that occurred eight years ago.
- The car driver was found 90% responsible.
- The plaintiff was 10% at fault for riding near the double line.
- RM1.94 million
- Compensation awarded
Reported by Berita Harian, Harian Metro ·
- 4 Malaysia
Syndicate uses drones to smuggle migrants
A syndicate uses drones and social media to smuggle undocumented migrants into Malaysia.
- Routes include the sea, small rivers, and the Kelantan River.
- Migrants are transported via private or public vehicles after entry.
Reported by Free Malaysia Today ·
- 5 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)
Kulim food outlet ordered to close
A food outlet in Kulim was ordered to close after its hygiene score was only 37.5 percent.
- Serious non-compliance included dirty floors and walls.
- Rat droppings were found during the inspection.
- 37.5%
- Hygiene score
Reported by Harian Metro, Berita Harian ·
- 6 Sarawak & Sabah
Two deaths reported in Lawas
A 62-year-old worker died in a machinery accident, and a 35-year-old man was found dead in Lawas.
- The worker was struck by a machinery track wheel.
- The man was found in a storage room.
Reported by DayakDaily ·
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