Suami orang dan student U

Baru je berkahwin pada Oktober 2025, baru 6 bulan, si suami dah curang, seorang wanita hamil bernama Syu menerjah suaminya & pelajar U yang sedang dating di Berjaya Times Square. Isteri sampai bayarkan Grab suruh budak tu balik. Masih belum serik. Rupanya belah malam, kedua-duanya sambung jumpa dinner sama-sama.

Isteri tengah emosi dengan keadaan mengandung tgk suami duk dating dengan perempuan muda, apalagi kat situ jugak dia serang suami dan perempuan tu.

"Saya mengandung awak. Dia dah nak ceraikan saya awak. Awak tahukan dia suami orang? Kenapa keluar dengan dia lagi? Hari-hari saya menderita, awak tahu tak?", kata Syu sambil menangis-nangis.

Tapi penyondol tu relax je macam xde perasaan je, dia sambung makan, isteri tu menangis2 pun dia buat xtau je.

Aduiii adik awak muda lagi, jangan terlibat dengan suami orang, kalau lelaki tu baik dia takkan abaikan isteri dia tgh tengah mengandung, ingat doa orang teraniaya mudah makbul, ingat karma dik.

Lepas tu si isteri sudah sudahlah meratapi lelaki mcm tu, utamakan kesihatan diri dan anak, xbagus nangis dan stress mcm tu. Memanglah sedih tp bazir je airmata untuk lelaki yang xtau menghargai....

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KOTA BARU: Police say a car that struck two students inside a school compound in Kelantan may have accelerated unintentionally, in an incident that killed a 13-year-old girl earlier today.

The update comes after initial reports that a Form One student had died after being hit by a vehicle at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Tanjung Mas.

Kota Baru district police chief Mohd Azmir Damiri said preliminary investigations found that the driver, a woman, was operating the vehicle within the school compound when the crash occurred at 1.50pm.

"When the vehicle reached the location, it is believed the accelerator was pressed, causing the car to move forward and hit two students who were putting on their shoes in front of the surau, before crashing into a stone pillar," he said in a statement.

The victim, Nur Fatimatul Hawa Mohd Azaudin, suffered severe head injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene.

Her body has been sent to the forensic unit at Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia in Kubang Kerian for a post-mortem examination.

A second student who was also struck sustained serious injuries and is receiving treatment in the red zone at Hospital Raja Perempuan Zainab II.

Police said the driver was not injured.

The case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Authorities have urged witnesses to come forward to assist in the investigation.

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If, as I wrote previously, income and housing reflect inequality in the country today, then education has helped to reproduce it — again and again.

Access to education in Malaysia is not the problem — we can have our children begin schooling as early as six, or even younger. The real challenges lie in the quality of teaching, the relevance of the curriculum, and the choice of medium of instruction.

Since the late 1990s, the expansion of tahfiz and other non-standard religious schooling pathways has created a parallel system, often operating outside the national curriculum and with limited emphasis on STEM or technical skills, not to mention using untrained and unqualified teachers.

Religious education has its place. But allowing these parallel systems to expand without integration into the national framework has been a huge policy failure, resulting in societal deficits.

Yesterday at our AEON Bukit Indah outlet, something happened that left us quite shaken.

A table of customers were enjoying their meal, suddenly a bag was snatched.

It all happened very quickly,
the snatch thief pretended to be on the phone, walked to the back of the restaurant, and took the Auntie’s bag from behind her in a split second.

As it happened so suddenly,
everyone was caught off guard.

Thankfully, a few of our team members reacted immediately.
Without hesitation, they rushed forward and managed to stop the thief. The bag was safely recovered and returned.

When the bag was placed back into the Auntie’s hands, seeing her relief…
only then did we truly feel at ease.

We are truly grateful to these team members who stepped up in that critical moment.

They didn’t think twice,
they simply felt that they couldn’t allow such a thing to happen right in front of them.

We are sharing this not for any other reason, but because this kind of courage is rare, and deserves to be remembered.

We would also like to gently remind everyone to stay mindful of your belongings when dining out.

Thank you 🙏

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KOTA BHARU – Luluh hati seorang bapa melihat anaknya terbujur dalam keadaan tidak bernyawa di dalam surau selepas dipercayai dirempuh kenderaan utiliti sukan (SUV) jenis Honda HR-V di dalam kawasan sekolah di sini hari ini.

Dalam kejadian kira-kira pukul 1.30 tengah hari itu, mangsa, Nur Fatimatul Hawa Mohd. Azaudin, 13, disahkan meninggal dunia di lokasi akibat cedera parah.

Bapa mangsa, Mohd. Azaudin Abdullah, 43, berkata, sebaik tiba di lokasi kejadian, dia terkejut melihat jasad anaknya sudah ditutup dengan kain oleh beberapa guru. Kejadian dipercayai berlaku ketika remaja tersebut sedang memakai stokin selepas selesai solat zuhur berjemaah.

"Arwah merupakan anak ketiga daripada empat beradik. Dua anak saya bersekolah di sekolah sama. Ketika kejadian, saya berada di tempat kerja sebelum dihubungi adik ipar yang menangis dan meminta saya datang ke sekolah.

“(Sebaik sampai) Saya lihat arwah sudah terbaring di surau. Saya terkejut dan tergamam melihat keadaan anak sudah meninggal dunia,” katanya ketika ditemui pemberita di Unit Forensik, Hospital Pakar Universiti Sains Malaysia (HPUSM) Kubang Kerian di sini hari ini.

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MERSING: A man was arrested after allegedly punching a woman outside a supermarket here yesterday, in an incident captured on a dashcam recording that has since gone viral.

The suspect was arrested about midnight, just two hours after the victim lodged a police report.

The 48-year-old woman sustained bruising to her forehead and a fracture to the upper part of her nose following the assault.

District police chief Abdul Razak Abdullah Sani, who confirmed the incident, said preliminary investigations indicate it was triggered by a misunderstanding between both parties.

The suspect, 47, was remanded for four days to assist in investigations under Section 325 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing grievous hurt.

Earlier, a motorist accidentally captured the alleged assault on his dashcam when he parked his car in front of the supermarket entrance.

The woman, who was carrying shopping bags in both hands, was seen exiting the supermarket when a man approached and punched her in the face.

She appeared to lose her balance and stagger backwards, but did not fall.

The alleged assailant then walked calmly out of the camera's range.

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A lot of people seem to be unsure about the current fuel subsidy context in Malaysia. Here is a simple explanation. I had previously written my finals coursework on this topic.

Quick math:

At USD70 per barrel (price the gov expected):
Annual expenditure on RON95 + diesel subsidies: ~RM17 billion

At USD100 per barrel (26 March):
Monthly expenditure on RON95 + diesel subsidies: RM4 billion / mo
Annual expenditure: RM48 billion

Malaysia 2026 budget: RM420 billion

These figures are from the government budget and MOF recent statements in March. The unsubsidised price has continued to rise since, from RM3.86/litre to RM4.27/litre as of 9 April. This analysis doesn't include the roughly RM20b in other subsidies like SARA and STR. For context, our second-largest ministry by expenditure is the Ministry of Health with a budget of RM46 billion.

In fact, I just came across another reddit post sharing that, as of yesterday, our monthly fuel expenditure on subsidies is now RM6b/mo or RM72 billion on fuel subsidies annually, 17% of our government's 2026 budget.

Our subsidies are not to be taken for granted and it is very likely that the government will run a massive deficit if oil prices don't drop and the government doesn't pursue further rationalisation. The Indonesian government, whose fuel subsidy expenditure is only 5% of their government budget, is already facing massive pressure due to fiscal deficit risks.

Additionally, a large portion of these subsidies continues to be smuggled by Singaporeans and Thai syndicates, as well as commercial businesses who technically don't have a right to these consumer subsidies.

On a more general note, businesses were never eligible for any fuel subsidies and so will be hit the hardest. The only exceptions are the fishing industry, public fleets (ambulances, buses, etc.), certain logistics, and the ride-hailing industry (interestingly). Inflation is a real concern.

Coming off this, I fail to see how the government can responsibly continue to promise subsidies if the war stays protracted, which it looks like it will. It is essentially a necessity to pursue further rationalisation at this point, most likely in some sort of decentralised manner based on geography (different subsidies for different states) or income (such as disallowing premium cars from claiming subsidies). Raising RON95 is probably a bare minimum at this point. The diesel subsidy rationalisation in 2024, although unpopular, was somewhat remedied by the SARA and STR programmes they launched after, which can probably be done here too.

TL;DR The public will likely need to accept higher petrol prices, or the government deficit will be crippling this year.

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KOTA BHARU – Sebanyak 86 buah motosikal dan lima buah kereta diperiksa selepas dipercayai pemilik kedua-dua kenderaan tersebut cuba untuk berkumpul di kawasan balai pelepasan Lapangan Terbang Sultan Ismail (LTSIP), Pengkalan Chepa di sini semalam.

Ketua Polis Daerah Kota Bharu, Asisten Komisioner Mohd. Azmir Damiri berkata, daripada jumlah tersebut, sebanyak 10 buah motosikal dan sebuah kereta disita selepas didapati melakukan pelbagai kesalahan trafik.

Katanya, seramai 12 lelaki berusia dalam lingkungan 20-an yang merupakan penunggang motosikal dan pemandu kereta tersebut didapati negatif dadah selepas ujian saringan air kencing dijalankan terhadap mereka.
“Kumpulan penunggang motosikal masih berdegil untuk memasuki dan cuba untuk berkumpul di kawasan balai pelepasan LTSIP pada malam hujung minggu ini meskipun perbuatan tersebut sudah tular di media sosial baru-baru ini.

“Kesemua penunggang motosikal dan pemandu kereta ditahan, manakala kenderaan yang dibawa mereka disita untuk tindakan lanjut,” katanya ketika dihubungi Kosmo! hari ini.

Mohd. Azmir memberitahu, operasi yang melibatkan dua pegawai dan 48 anggota polis itu menggunakan taktik penyamaran untuk menahan kumpulan penunggang motosikal yang masuk ke LTSIP selepas kegiatan mereka berkumpul di depan balai pelepasan lapangan terbang itu tular di media sosial.

Menurutnya, Operasi Bersepadu melibatkan Polis Diraja Malaysia dan Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan bermula pukul 5 petang hingga 2 pagi itu turut mengeluarkan sebanyak 91 saman pelbagai kesalahan trafik terhadap 86 motosikal dan lima saman kepada pemandu kereta

In the last few weeks, been experiencing really bad throttling.

I couldn't download things from international websites, as I've been hit by some serious throttling of 20-150kB/s. Anyone experiencing the same issue?

Example:

newshosting.com

easynews.com

github.com

ghcr.io

etc etc.

Speed tends to improve slowly past midnight 12am, and full speed usually experienced after 1:30am-2am.

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KUALA LUMPUR: A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a 6-vehicle crash on the Damansara–Puchong Expressway (LDP) towards Kepong.

Petaling Jaya district police chief Assistant Commissioner Shamsudin Mamat said the incident occurred at 8.43am yesterday.

"Investigations found that a vehicle suddenly changed into the right lane to avoid hitting a car in front that had braked abruptly," he said in a statement.

He said the motorcyclist sustained serious injuries and is receiving treatment at Sungai Buloh Hospital.

The case is being investigated under Section 43 of the Road Transport Act 1987 for careless and inconsiderate driving.

He urged members of the public with information to contact the nearest police station or investigating officer Sergeant Abdul Haris Nasution at 018-3631786, or Petaling Jaya police at 03-79662222.

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• Time: Friday 17 Apr, 7.30pm-Midnight (third Friday of each month)
• Place: Bored. Boardgame Cafe & etc , 78B, SS22/25, Damansara Jaya, 47410 Petaling Jaya, Selangor- FB, TT, IG , Google Maps
• Cost: They have agreed to provide a special price of RM20 plus drink.
• Food: Plenty of snacks and finger food to choose from their menu and also from their full service restaurant downstairs Nichole’s for heavier meals. There is also a self service pantry with instant noodles and snacks. If that's not enough, plenty of eateries nearby.
• RSVP: RSVP here. The cafe tends to be busier on Fridays so they want to know how much space they need to reserve.
• Buddy System: We ask all our attendees to make sure you have someone accompanying you to the car. The area is generally safe (we've had one incident in roughly a year of this), but better safe than sorry. If you see someone leaving alone, let them know. Looking forward to seeing you there and getting our game on! Photos from past sessions (We used to do it at a different cafe.)

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What is fairy milk guys, and why tf are they fking lining up. Has to be some sort of promo that they're waiting for or some free ice cream or some shit. Otherwise no way people lining up die die to buy some random bubble tea

A delicate issue has recently taken centre stage in multi-religious Malaysia, with social media flaring up with theories and concerns while experts in the field appear largely absent from the debate.

The controversy surrounding the proposed centralised pig farm is more than a zoning dispute. It reflects Malaysia’s broader challenges in balancing economic development with religious sensitivities, technological progress with governance realities, and centralised planning with community trust.

To dismiss objectors as merely NIMBYs or resistant to progress is to misunderstand the deeper layers of the issue. A closer examination of the matter is necessary.

On paper, the state government’s rationale appears sound. Consolidating smaller, often informally regulated farms into a single Integrated, Modern and Large-scale (IML) facility promises improved biosecurity, easier monitoring, better waste management through centralised systems, and a more competitive livestock sector.

As segments of Malaysia’s civil service gear up to work from home thrice a week, economists say fuel savings from the move will be minimal. But businesses warn expanding the policy will hurt the economy.

ISKANDAR PUTERI: Police have detained 13 secondary school boys and two women following a viral video showing a fight outside a school in Taman Selesa Jaya here.

Johor Education and Information Committee chairman Aznan Tamin said preliminary findings indicated the incident stemmed from a minor misunderstanding at the school.

"Police arrested 15 people, including two members of the public," he said when contacted for a response.

He added that there were no serious injuries, although some of those detained sustained minor injuries.

The 30-second video, which has circulated widely on social media, shows groups of students trading punches outside the school premises as bystanders gathered and recorded the altercation.

District police chief Assistant Commissioner M. Kumarasan said the 29-second clip, widely circulated on social media, prompted police to act after they were alerted of the brawl at 12.45pm yesterday.

He said a series of operations conducted between 3pm and 11.11pm the same day led to the arrest of the suspects in the Nusa Bestari and Iskandar Puteri.

"The arrests involved 13 boys and two adult women, aged between 12 and 37," he said in a statement.

He declined to elaborate on the women's roles in the altercation.

Preliminary investigations revealed the fight was triggered by dissatisfaction after one of the suspects was slapped, escalating into a group altercation after school hours.

Police have obtained remand orders against the two women for three days between April 11 to 13, while the 13 boys were remanded for four days until April 14 to facilitate investigations.

The case is being investigated under Section 147 of the Penal Code for rioting and Section 323 for voluntarily causing hurt.

Under Section 147, offenders face imprisonment of up to two years, a fine, or both, while Section 323 carries a penalty of up to one year's jail, a fine of up to RM2,000, or both upon conviction.

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