Thursday, October 29, 2026 Updated 12 min ago

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Multiple developments emerged, including new burial practices, diplomatic statements on regional security, calls for environmental accountability, illegal mining revelations, a discovered Indigenous death and a high-profile legal request in South Korea.

  1. 1 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)

    New multi‑layer burial method introduced

    JAWI began interring two bodies in a single grave using a tiered system to save space.

    • Method started on 27 October
    • Allows two bodies per shaft
    • Aims to optimise cemetery land

    Reported by Berita Harian, Harian Metro ·

  2. 2 Malaysia

    Malaysia condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia

    The defence minister expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and offered limited assistance.

    • Spoke with Saudi counterpart
    • Condemned attacks
    • Stated readiness to help within capabilities

    Reported by Malay Mail, Bernama ·

  3. 3 Malaysia

    Indonesia urged to act on haze criticism

    A deputy speaker called for verifiable actions and accountability of cross‑border businesses.

    • Emphasised law enforcement
    • Suggested transparent measures
    • Targeted polluting operators

    Reported by Bernama, New Straits Times ·

  4. 4 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)

    Illegal gold mining detected in Kelantan

    Companies were found conducting illegal mining despite only holding exploration licences.

    • Several firms involved
    • Only exploration permits granted
    • Activities deemed unlawful

    Reported by Berita Harian, Utusan Malaysia ·

  5. 5 Berita (Bahasa Melayu)

    Indigenous man's body recovered from river

    • Body found 500 m from main road
    • Rescue by fire team
    • Location near IPG campus

    Reported by Utusan Malaysia, Kosmo ·

  6. 6 Malaysia

    South Korea counsel seeks death penalty for ex‑president

    A special counsel requested capital punishment for former President Yoon during his appeal trial.

    • Appeal on insurrection charges
    • Counsel argues for death penalty
    • Yoon previously sentenced to life

    Reported by Bernama, New Straits Times ·

Summarised by AI from the stories linked below. AI can make mistakes: follow the links for each outlet’s full report. (Groq)

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