tags - Sinar Daily

THERE is a peculiar kind of madness in the world. We are talking about fuel subsidies. In capitals across the world, from Jakarta to Abuja, New Delhi to Brasília, policymakers are trapped in a ritual as predictable as it is destructive. Every time global oil prices spike, the same debate erupts. And every time, we settle for the easy lie: that subsidising fuel is an act of mercy. Bernama FILE PIX

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Body parts of an elderly man reported missing while fishing in Sungai Ridan, Marudi have been found. - Canva

Police are tracking down a suspect believed to be involved in a case of graffiti involving the words ‘Allah’ and ‘Bismillahirrahmanirrahim’ at a Chinese temple in Pantai Siring here.

A man suffered burns to his face, hands and legs after he was caught in a flash fire while cleaning a boat at the Sungai Itau fisherman's jetty in Langkawi on Wednesday. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

To date, nearly 50 replicas produced; priced between RM3,000 and RM6,000 depending on the size. - Bernama photo

Jamal showcases various types of salted fish sold at the collection centre in Kampung Sungai Leman.

Sumbangan Asas Rahmah (SARA) recipient, Mohd Naim Mohd Zubir, 40, purchased essential items using the MyKad system, which he described as simple, with no hassle during payment and change collection, at a supermarket recently. Photo by Bernama

A Palestinian man uses the door of a refrigerator as a makeshift rowing boat to catch fish at the port of Gaza City on March 9, 2025. Photo by Bashar Taleb/AFP

What started as a rented campsite by a fisherman’s son from Pangkor Island over two decades ago in 1992 has now evolved into a thriving three-star resort.