Dozens of drivers of Singapore-registered cars were fined today for entering Malaysia without a valid Vehicle Entry Permit.

Johor’s transport officers have set up a roadblock at the immigration checkpoint and issued fines to errant motorists.

ASIA: The first trainset for the future Rapid Transit System Link cross-border metro line has been unveiled by Singapore's ...

Malaysia began enforcing its long-delayed Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) requirement at midnight on July 1, issuing fines to 10 ...

A total of 209,853 Singaporean vehicles activated their Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags as of yesterday, ahead of ...

Singaporean drivers caught without a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) in Malaysia will be fined RM300 (US$72). CNA looks at ...

The operators of energy-hungry data centres in Malaysia are scrambling to reassess costs after steeper-than-expected power ...

FSBM Holdings Bhd has entered into a key strategic partnership with Singapore-based generative AI company VisionTech Pte Ltd, ...

According to Section 420 of the Penal Code 1871, cheating carries a maximum 10-year prison sentence and a fine if found ...

The liquidators said the funds that flowed through the Standard Chartered accounts included transfers to the personal bank ...

Liquidators of three 1MDB-related companies claim that Standard Chartered permitted more than 100 intrabank transfers that ...

PAP-affiliated Petir criticised Leader of Opposition Pritam Singh for appearing on a YT podcast hosted by Malaysian ...