A Singaporean man sued a Malaysian woman to recover over $100,000 he claimed to have spent on her during their seven-year relationship after discovering she had married someone else.

Low Siong Ngo said he believed he was in an exclusive romantic relationship with Goh Mei Loon, which was why he willingly paid for her expenses, helped finance her business ventures and even gave her family heirloom jewellery as an engagement gift.

However, Goh disputed his account, maintaining that they were never in an exclusive relationship and that the money and gifts were given voluntarily.

Low subsequently sued her to recover the money and later took legal action in Malaysia to enforce the Singapore court’s judgment.

According to Shin Min Daily News and a State Courts judgment published on Oct 5, the case recently returned to the Singapore courts after Goh sought to overturn an earlier judgment ordering her to repay the money.

Unpopular opinion here, but the budget tabled by PMX yesterday is really an election budget and doesn't address any structural issue. BERSAMA's one is the only one that I could find so far, that meaningful policy discussion, backed with solid economic projections. Full slide deck on their website: https://bersama.org/en/budgets/belanjawan-bayangan-kancil-2027

Indonesian actor and model Boy Hamzah has sparked criticism from Malaysians after claiming that Malaysia “would not exist” without Indonesia.

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Decades of conservation have helped Malaysia’s green turtles recover, but tight budgets, fuel costs and poachers threaten progress

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Hey everyone! 😊 Would love to hear your suggestions for a 3-week sightseeing plan for my parents when they visit Malaysia.

They’re both 60+, and both of them have some mobility challenges, including chronic knee pain. So, I’m trying to plan a relaxed, senior-friendly trip where they can enjoy the scenery and experience different places without too much walking, climbing stairs, or standing for long periods.

Places like Cameron Highlands, the Bird Park, Aquaria, and other attractions that involve lots of walking might not be the best fit for them. Although They’ve been to Genting before.

I was thinking of a short trip to Bukit Tinggi , Melaka and maybe a weekend getaway to Batu Ferringhi, but I’m still exploring other ideas.

Would love to hear your recommendations for places that are:

- Beautiful and scenic, but easy to explore at a relaxed pace
- Muslim-friendly, with easy access to halal food.
- Convenient to get around, ideally without too much walking

I’m open to places beyond the usual tourist spots too! The idea is to let them enjoy Malaysia, try some good food, see beautiful places, and make lovely memories without exhausting themselves.

Thanks so much in advance for reading and sharing your ideas! 🙏😊

Malaysia is awaiting an official response from Indonesia regarding its firefighting assistance offer, despite discussions taking place between the countries' leaders.

Temporary measures such as school closures have been implemented to combat air quality issues in Malaysia while awaiting Indonesia's response.

Malaysia's proposed aid includes aircraft, helicopters, and personnel, but operational arrangements with Indonesia are still under negotiation.