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Caretaker Home Minister Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin - BERNAMA
Caretaker Home Minister Datuk Seri Hamzah Zainudin - BERNAMA
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Autogate system extended to foreigners to ease congestion at KLIA
TAIPING - The use of the automated entry system (autogate) in the Kuala Lumpur International Airport...
Foreign travelers with long-term travel passes are given the autogate facility to officially enter Malaysia starting today. - Bernama Photo
Foreign travelers with long-term travel passes are given the autogate facility to officially enter Malaysia starting today. - Bernama Photo
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Autogate system at KLIA extended to long-term visit pass holders today
SEPANG - The use of the automated entry system (autogate) at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport...
According to Immigration director-general Khairul Dzaimee, the PVIP will be implemented in phases so that a proper assessment can be carried out. In the first phase, only a quota of 20,000 will be opened for eligible participants
According to Immigration director-general Khairul Dzaimee, the PVIP will be implemented in phases so that a proper assessment can be carried out. In the first phase, only a quota of 20,000 will be opened for eligible participants
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Government eyes RM206 million from premium visa programme
PUTRAJAYA - The government aims to collect RM206 million after approving applications from 16...
Khairul Dzaimee Daud
Khairul Dzaimee Daud
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Agents bringing in Rohingyas also helped obtain UNHCR cards - Immigration DG
TASEK GELUGOR - The Immigration Department (JIM) has found that some ethnic Rohingyas have entered...
Delay in the deportation of immigrants in Sabah is due to the long process of issuing travel documents at the embassies of the immigrants’ countries of origin - Bernama photo
Delay in the deportation of immigrants in Sabah is due to the long process of issuing travel documents at the embassies of the immigrants’ countries of origin - Bernama photo
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Late deportation of immigrants in Sabah due to travel document delay at embassies 
SANDAKAN - The delay in the deportation of immigrants in Sabah is due to the long-running process of...
Further investigations will be conducted to track down the mastermind of these prostitution activities and network of syndicates. - Immigration Photo
Further investigations will be conducted to track down the mastermind of these prostitution activities and network of syndicates. - Immigration Photo
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African prostitution ring busted with arrest of 10 foreigners in Cyberjaya
CYBERJAYA - The Immigration Department has smashed an African prostitution syndicate operating from...
Khairul Dzaimee urged those who had made PMA applications to immediately collect to avoid passports being cancelled.- 123RF Photo
Khairul Dzaimee urged those who had made PMA applications to immediately collect to avoid passports being cancelled.- 123RF Photo
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Over 9,000 passports applied online yet to be collected
PUTRAJAYA - More than 9,000 Malaysian international passports (PMA), which were applied and renewed...
A total of 425 foreigners were screened and arrested. - Bernama Photo
A total of 425 foreigners were screened and arrested. - Bernama Photo
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Indonesian contractor jumps off 4th floor of shoplot to escape immigration raid
KAJANG - An Indonesian construction contractor jumped from the fourth floor of a shophouse in a bid...
Immigration director-general Datuk Seri Khairul Dzaimee Daud when met by reporters at KLIA. - BERNAMA
Immigration director-general Datuk Seri Khairul Dzaimee Daud when met by reporters at KLIA. - BERNAMA
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Immigration expands use of auto-gate system to foreigners with long-term visit passes
SEPANG - The Immigration Department will expand the use of the auto-gate system at the Kuala Lumpur...
Immigration director-general Datuk Seri Khairul Dzaimee Daud clarified that investigations found the travellers did not go to the Immigration counter directly and were loitering in the arrival area for almost three hours while some were hiding in the toilets which raised the suspicions of the enforcement. - BERNAMA
Immigration director-general Datuk Seri Khairul Dzaimee Daud clarified that investigations found the travellers did not go to the Immigration counter directly and were loitering in the arrival area for almost three hours while some were hiding in the toilets which raised the suspicions of the enforcement. - BERNAMA
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Allegations of discrimination against Indian nationals at KLIA2 incorrect
SEPANG - Allegations that the Immigration Department (JIM) discriminated against several Indian...
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People walk through the Financial District near the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on March 19, 2025 in New York City. - AFP photo
People walk through the Financial District near the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on March 19, 2025 in New York City. - AFP photo
US happiness sinks as more Americans eat alone - Survey
A man with metal sheets to rebuild his home walks amidst destroyed houses in shanty town of Cavani south district damaged by the cyclone Chido in the city of Mamoudzou, on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on January 2, 2025. (Photo by JULIEN DE ROSA / AFP)
A man with metal sheets to rebuild his home walks amidst destroyed houses in shanty town of Cavani south district damaged by the cyclone Chido in the city of Mamoudzou, on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on January 2, 2025. (Photo by JULIEN DE ROSA / AFP)
Record numbers forced to flee climate disasters - UN
Now, moreh destinations have diversified, with many hipster cafés, which typically close early, extending their hours until 2am, creating a new trend among young people.
Now, moreh destinations have diversified, with many hipster cafés, which typically close early, extending their hours until 2am, creating a new trend among young people.
Moreh: Hipster cafés stealing spotlight from Mamak eateries
Sahur With Homeless Project volunteer pack food to be given to the homeless around Ipoh. Photo by Bernama
Sahur With Homeless Project volunteer pack food to be given to the homeless around Ipoh. Photo by Bernama
‘Sahur with homeless’: Kak Et’s 16-year dedication to those in need
Popular among the Cham Malay community in Kelantan, tongmo is now capturing the taste buds of more locals, especially in Ramadan. - Photo via X/Bernama
Popular among the Cham Malay community in Kelantan, tongmo is now capturing the taste buds of more locals, especially in Ramadan. - Photo via X/Bernama
Is Tongmo the new must-have iftar dish in Kelantan?
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Moreh: Hipster cafés stealing spotlight from Mamak eateries
Now, moreh destinations have diversified, with many hipster cafés, which typically close early, extending their hours until 2am, creating a new trend among young people.
Now, moreh destinations have diversified, with many hipster cafés, which typically close early, extending their hours until 2am, creating a new trend among young people.
Under the city lights: KL’s homeless find hope amid Ramadan hardships
The asnaf community collected food supplies distributed by non-governmental organisations (NGOs) as their iftar meal at Lorong Haji Taib, Chow Kit, recently. Photo by Bernama
The asnaf community collected food supplies distributed by non-governmental organisations (NGOs) as their iftar meal at Lorong Haji Taib, Chow Kit, recently. Photo by Bernama
Is Tongmo the new must-have iftar dish in Kelantan?
Popular among the Cham Malay community in Kelantan, tongmo is now capturing the taste buds of more locals, especially in Ramadan. - Photo via X/Bernama
Popular among the Cham Malay community in Kelantan, tongmo is now capturing the taste buds of more locals, especially in Ramadan. - Photo via X/Bernama
‘Sahur with homeless’: Kak Et’s 16-year dedication to those in need
Sahur With Homeless Project volunteer pack food to be given to the homeless around Ipoh. Photo by Bernama
Sahur With Homeless Project volunteer pack food to be given to the homeless around Ipoh. Photo by Bernama
Just looking at images of nature can relieve pain, study finds
More than 40 years ago, a pioneering study showed that hospitalised patients needed fewer painkillers and recovered quicker when they looked out of a window onto green space rather than a brick wall. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily
More than 40 years ago, a pioneering study showed that hospitalised patients needed fewer painkillers and recovered quicker when they looked out of a window onto green space rather than a brick wall. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily
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