JPJ Opens Bidding for 'H' Plate Series Ahead of Malaysia
Malaysia's Road Transport Department (JPJ) has launched the 'H' special number plate series for Malaysia Day 2026, with bidding open from September 16 to 20.
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BYD Malaysia Launches 69-Unit Limited Edition ATTO 3
BYD Malaysia has announced a limited run of 69 units of the 2026 BYD ATTO 3 Performance to mark the country's 69th National Day, arriving three months after…
Disney+ Malaysia Launches New App on 7 October 2026
Disney+ will roll out a new app in Malaysia on 7 October 2026, giving existing subscribers access to its movies and shows at no additional cost.
Asus ROG G1000 Gaming Desktop Launches in Malaysia
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CIMB Sets Three Maintenance Windows for Debit Card Services
CIMB has notified customers that its debit card services will be temporarily unavailable during three scheduled system maintenance windows, beginning next…
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JPJ Opens H-Series Number Bidding for Malaysia Day
Malaysia's Road Transport Department will open bidding for special H-series vehicle registration numbers from Wednesday until Sept 20, offering numbers from 1…
Haze Forces Johor Family Day Carnival Postponement
Queen of Malaysia Raja Zarith Sofiah instructed the Johor Family Day Carnival, set for Sept 16, to be postponed due to worsening haze in Johor.
Sabah F&B Growth Signals Tourism Opportunity, Says Masidi
Sabah Deputy Chief Minister II Datuk Seri Panglima Masidi Manjun says the state's growing diversity of food choices and eateries shows its food and beverage…
55 Malaysians Still Uncontactable After Nepal, China Floods
Wisma Putra says 55 Malaysians remain uncontactable after floods and landslides in Nepal and China, as authorities continue search and verification efforts.