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A German tourist died after collapsing while snorkelling in Pulau Sakar waters here on Wednesday.

When Suhaili Abdurahman first began rearing juvenile mud crabs in the waters off Kampung Bambangan, many villagers regarded the venture as unusual, even eccentric. But the scepticism did little to deter him. - Photo by Bernama

Contemporary artworks from the 29th Bakat Muda Sezaman (BMS29) are being showcased in open spaces around Langkawi, in line with a site-specific approach that transforms the old Kuah Hospital into an “open gallery. - Photo by Bernama

This year’s theme, Our Nurses, Our Future: Empowered Nurses Save Lives, serves as a reminder that behind every uniform is a story of courage rarely seen, but deeply felt by the communities they continue to serve. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

Langkawi has always captivated visitors with its breathtaking natural beauty. Now, the legendary island is unveiling a new charm as an "open-air gallery” through the 29th Bakat Muda Sezaman (Contemporary Young Talent, BMS29) art showcase. - Photo by Bernama

For decades, life on Banggi Island moved at the rhythm of the sea. - Photo by Bernama

A crewman of MV Lucky Camelia was stabbed in the abdomen by a colleague during a fight aboard the vessel off Tanjung Rhu yesterday, prompting the Selangor Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency to launch a medical evacuation mission. Photo illustrated via Canva

From left: Bank Islam social finance director Mohd Zikri Mohd Shairy; Johor LKIM director Haslin Marlina Hashim; Bank Islam group chief operating officer and group chief sustainability officer Mohamed Iran Moriff Mohd Shariff; UTM Faculty of Electrical Engineering dean Professor Dr Jafri Din; and Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Faculty of Electrical Engineering lecturer and researcher Associate Professor Ir Ts Dr Jasrul Jamani Jamian, officiating the launch gimmick of the fishing boat upgrade project using solar photovoltaic (PV) technology in Penyabong, Mersing, Johor.

An elderly man in a wheelchair was found drowned in Sungai Kampung Kuantan, Kuala Selangor on Sunday, three days after he was reported missing after falling into the river. Photo courtesy of Selangor Fire and Rescue Department.

Pork carcasses believed to have been smuggled via sea route. — Photo: Marine police