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Support 1 Rumah 1 Jalur Gemilang Campaign

Jul 28, 2025

Malaysians have been urged to support the One Home One Jalur Gemilang campaign, as a symbol of unity and love for the nation.   

Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil says besides homes, the national flag can also be flown on vehicles, as well as premises including offices and schools.   

This, in conjunction with National Day and Malaysia Day celebrations.   

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So far, 28 heavy vehicles companies have settled over 34,000 outstanding traffic summonses issued by the JPJ.  

Its director general says the total amount paid was around RM6 million.  

It adds that other lorry and express bus companies have a month to settle their outstanding summonses, or else they will be blacklisted.  

These summonses involved various road safety offences, including overloading, speeding, and drivers not holding a valid license or road tax. 

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The PM is meeting with the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia in Putrajaya today, to seek a peaceful end to their border conflict.   

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, who is the ASEAN Chair, says this afternoon's meeting will involve discussions on terms proposed by each side.  

He said a team from Malaysia – and possibly from a neighbouring country – would monitor the discussions to ensure they are properly implemented.   

Around 30 people have died, and thousands of others were displaced in the border conflict 

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The Health Ministry is still probing a Penang doctor who was accused of multiple sex crimes.  

Its minister says authorities are taking the matter seriously and urged people to give the state health department time to complete its investigation.  

The suspect has been arrested on four occasions for alleged offences at a hospital and three private clinics, most recently last month.  

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