Today's top Malaysian news, sport and lifestyle.
A Pasir Mas labourer received a RM3,000 fine after admitting guilt to exposing his toddler to controlled substances. The 20-month-old child tested positive for methamphetamine and benzodiazepines in drug screening tests.
South Korean actor Kim Soo-hyun has been cleared of child welfare violations after Seoul police concluded their investigation found insufficient grounds for prosecution, closing a case filed by the family of deceased actress Kim Sae-ron.
A 40-year-old Johor Bahru customer service officer has been charged with murder in connection with an 18-month-old child's death, which was reclassified from accidental to a criminal matter three years after the incident occurred.
French authorities have initiated a murder inquiry into the deaths of five infants whose remains were found at a residence in Orange. The discovery emerged after a woman delivered a healthy baby and her partner brought decomposed remains to hospital.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has cautioned educational institutions against hiding bullying cases to safeguard their standing, stressing that the wellbeing and safety of victimised students must take absolute precedence.
A childcare centre in Langkawi will cease operations while police investigate serious allegations of child neglect and mistreatment, according to the women, family and community development minister.
Aulia Sofia, three, survived a catastrophic road accident in Sungai Petani that claimed six family members' lives. Now under care of her aunt, she received a royal visit and continues her recovery despite serious injuries.
Authorities in Langkawi are examining serious child abuse allegations at a Kuah-based childcare facility following reports of food deprivation and confinement. The case highlights ongoing concerns about childcare standards.
A Malaysian education foundation is pushing the Education Ministry to create an independent body focused on student safety and welfare, arguing this would relieve teachers and address bullying and gang violence in schools.
Authorities in Kedah have remanded a babysitter for three days following the death of an 11-month-old girl in Bedong. The case highlights ongoing concerns about childcare safety standards in Malaysia.