Here Are The Top 5 News Stories You Need To Read Today | 4 June 2025
Stay ahead of the curve with the latest updates shaping Malaysia and beyond.
By Adrian Lai β 09 Jun 2025, 10:59 AM
1. 15 Dead In Gerik Bus Crash
A tragic collision between a UPSI student bus and an MPV on the East-West Highway has left at least 15 dead. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has instructed the Higher Education Ministry to coordinate immediate aid for affected families.
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2. Malaysian Students At Harvard Secure Temporary Relief After US Court Halts Visa Ban
Malaysian students heading to Harvard can proceed with their studies after a US court granted temporary relief against visa restrictions. The Higher Education Ministry urges students in the September intake to stay updated through official channels.
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3. LRT Kelana Jaya Line Disrupted By Track Switch Issue Between Pasar Seni & Bangsar Stations
Rapid KL confirms ongoing disruptions on the Kelana Jaya LRT line due to a track switch malfunction, resulting in slower manual train operations. Commuters are advised to expect delays and consider alternate routes while repairs are underway.
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4. Port Klang Boat Capsize: Bodies Of Missing Couple Found, Death Toll Rises To Five
The bodies of a missing couple involved in the Port Klang boat capsize were recovered on Sunday morning, raising the total fatalities to five. Earlier, three victims had been identified and handed over to their families. The tragedy unfolded shortly after the boat left the Royal Selangor Yacht Club dock.
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5. Bodies Believed To Be Missing Queensland Couple Found In Tasmania River
Tasmania police have recovered two bodies believed to be those of Queenslanders Leannedra Kang and Takahiro Toya, who went missing after a road trip. The couple, both in their 20s, failed to catch their return flight to Brisbane and did not return their rental car. Authorities discovered a crashed vehicle submerged in a river near Tebrakunna Road in Tasmania's northeast.
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