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No law against bicycles on roads: Miros chief
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IIUM food bank aims to increase capacity
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Malaysia’s durian industry hit by ‘Musang King tsunami’ oversupply
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Laporte warns Spain must prepare for all-out Uruguay attack as Bielsa's side fight to avoid early World Cup exit in Guadalajara.
Ringgit opens firmer on stronger investor sentiment, FDI surge
Malaysia's ringgit strengthens against US dollar as FDI surges 41.2% to RM65.9 billion in 2025, boosting investor confidence
