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Recently, authorities in Cambodia have carried out a major operation against an online scam syndicate, underscoring the growing scale and sophistication of cross-border cybercrime in the region. According to a report by Bernama today, a total of 49 individuals were arrested during the raid, with several foreign nationals among those detained.

During the long weekend, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) successfully dismantled a scam operation that used fake mobile base stations to intercept networks and distribute fraudulent SMS messages in Genting Highlands. In a media statement dated 31 January 2026, MCMC confirmed that the operation was successfully neutralised following continuous technical monitoring and network analysis.

Pos Malaysia is embarking on a pilot project to integrate autonomous vehicles into its operations, with the goal of boosting productivity and operational efficiency in handling postal items, particularly within internal facility operations. The initiative marks one of the first uses of autonomous driving technology in Malaysia’s postal sector and signals a step toward modernising the service in line with current technological advancements.

It has been a few rocky months for Maxim, but it looks like the dust has settled. Maxim E-hailing Malaysia has officially received the final approval letter from the Land Public Transport Agency (APAD), confirming that the platform is now fully compliant with all regulatory requirements to continue nationwide e-hailing operations.

A few days ago, we published a piece of recent news about InDrive and Maxim ceasing operations in Malaysia. With that, we just got in touch with Maxim Malaysia, addressing the matter. Below is a clarification letter to offer accurate information and context regarding this topic.

Yesterday evening, Astro Malaysia Holdings Bhd (AMH) officially announced that its Go Shop business will be shut down soon. A sudden announcement for sure, but what's even more surprising is that the operation will cease on 11 October 2023.

The day has unfortunately come - after 7 years of service, HappyFresh made an official announcement that its operations have shut down permanently. As speculated, this is due to the current difficult economic period.

Unless you haven't been paying attention at all, you should already know about the movement control order (MCO) being extended to 28 April 2020. Since another two weeks of closure could severely impact several industries, the government has allowed certain sectors to operate at this time. Strangely, haircut services were allowed, though it seems some people aren't keen on the idea.

All Malaysians must have heard the news that our government will further extend the MCO period until 28th April. Therefore, we will be entering the third phase of MCO after 14th April. During these days, many business operations and constructions have been halted and the country’s economic status has no doubt been affected. To boost the economy, our government will now allow several different industry sectors to apply for permission to operate as usual.