Tag: Malaysia
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Foreign Vehicles Blocked from Leaving Malaysia Over Unpaid VEP Fines
Malaysia Tightens exit controls on foreign-registered vehicles over unpaid VEP fines Starting November 15, foreign vehicle owners and drivers in Malaysia—including those from Singapore—face a new exit restriction. Vehicles that have not obtained or activated a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) and have outstanding fines will be prohibited from leaving the country until all dues are…
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Malaysia Reports 58,428 Thalassemia Carriers Identified Among Form Four Students Since 2016
Overview of the Screening Program In a continuing effort to curb hereditary blood disorders, Malaysia has screened millions of students for thalassemia over the past several years. Health authorities revealed that 58,428 Form Four students have been identified as thalassemia carriers since 2016. This figure is part of the larger milestone: about 1.8 million students…
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Foreign vehicles barred from leaving Malaysia without VEP, fines must be paid
Malaysia tightens border controls: No exit for foreign vehicles without registered VEP Starting November 15, any foreign vehicle owner or driver who has not obtained or activated a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) will be legally barred from leaving Malaysia until all outstanding fines are cleared. The policy, implemented by Malaysian authorities, aims to streamline border…
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No VEP, No Exit: Foreign Vehicles Banned from Leaving Malaysia After Nov 15
Overview: New Exit Rules for Foreign Vehicles In a move aimed at enhancing traffic enforcement and ensuring outstanding fines are settled, Malaysia will begin enforcing a policy that restricts leaving the country for foreign vehicle owners or drivers who have not obtained or activated a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP). The rule takes effect on November…
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Malaysia Screens 58,428 Form Four Students as Thalassemia Carriers Since 2016
Overview: A National Screening Effort The Malaysian health authorities have disclosed a significant milestone in the ongoing school-based health screening program. Since 2016, 58,428 Form Four students have been identified as thalassemia carriers. This figure is part of a broader initiative that has seen nearly 1.8 million students undergo screening for genetic blood disorders. Thalassemia…
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Malaysia Tightens Vehicle Entry Rules: Foreign Cars Must Clear Fines Before Departure
New Exit Rule for Foreign Vehicles in Malaysia From November 15, Malaysia will implement a stricter policy affecting foreign vehicle owners and drivers who have not obtained or activated a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP). Under the new rule, vehicles visiting or staying in Malaysia must have their fines paid before they are allowed to exit…
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VEP Rule: Foreign Vehicles Can’t Leave Malaysia After Nov 15
Overview: New exit restrictions for foreign vehicles in Malaysia Starting November 15, Malaysia will enforce a strict rule affecting foreign vehicle owners and drivers, including those from Singapore. If a vehicle has not obtained or activated a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP), its owner will be barred from leaving Malaysia until all outstanding fines are settled.…
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Fire Erupts at Kuala Lumpur’s Petronas Tower 3 amid Morning Blaze
Overview of the Incident A fire broke out at Kuala Lumpur’s Petronas Tower 3 on the morning of November 1, drawing immediate attention from residents and emergency responders. Social media posts quickly surfaced, showing thick smoke billowing from the upper levels of the building. Local news agency Bernama reported on the developing situation and noted…
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Malaysia Launches Nationwide Manhunt for Seven Suspects as Singapore Busts Cambodian Scam Ring
Regional crackdown on cybercrime expands as Singapore leads new wave In a coordinated regional effort to dismantle cross-border cybercrime networks, Malaysian police have placed seven of its citizens on the national wanted list. The move follows a high-profile operation in Singapore that targeted a Cambodian scam ring and exposed the broader reach of sophisticated fraud…
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No VEP, No Exit: Malaysia Tightens Rules for Foreign Vehicles Leaving The Country
New Exit Rule for Foreign Vehicles in Malaysia Starting November 15, Malaysia will implement a strict policy restricting foreign vehicle owners and drivers from exiting the country if they have not obtained or activated a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP). The policy targets vehicles from abroad, including those registered in Singapore, and aims to ensure all…