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Cops Confirm Missing Brit's Death

Jun 05, 2025

Police have confirmed the death of missing British backpacker Jordan Johnson-Doyle. 

A relative positively identified the victim, after his remains were found at a construction site in Bangsar.  

Cops say that an autopsy revealed he had chest wounds that were caused by a fall, adding that no criminal elements were found at the scene. 

He was last seen at a Bangsar pub last week

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Authorities have taken several steps to avoid congestion along our land border with Singapore, once the Vehicle Entry Permit is fully enforced from July 1st.  

The JPJ says among other things, foreign-owned vehicles without a VEP will NOT be told to turn back upon entry.  

Instead, non-compliant vehicles will be flagged in the system and will be barred from leaving Malaysia until they pay the RM300 compound.  

The summonses can be settled at payment counters away from exit points, to reduce the possibility of congestion heading into Singapore. 

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MCMC has been tasked with helping authorities monitor the sale of vapes and e-cigarettes.  

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil says it’s because a lot of these sales are happening online, on platforms including Facebook and Whatsapp. 

This, as Terengganu, Perlis and Kedah announced their respective bans on vape sales, while similar restrictions are being considered in states including Selangor.  

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