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Louis Theroux

For many Malaysians, sports hold a special place in our hearts. Whether as fans or aspiring athletes, we dream of reaching the pinnacle of success, representing our country on the international stage, and proudly waving the Jalur Gemilang. However, breaking into Malaysia&rsquo;s competitive sports scene can be challenging. More often than not, we find ourselves cheering for our favourite athletes from the sidelines or through TV screens.
What many might not realize, though, is that there are numerous international superstars with meaningful connections to Malaysia. From living or studying here to having Malaysian heritage, these ties often excite fans and bring a sense of pride when global celebrities share links to our country.
While it&rsquo;s rare to see Malaysian athletes consistently dominating the world stage, did you know that Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios has Malaysian roots? That&rsquo;s right&mdash;his connection to Malaysia comes through his mother, who hails from our beautiful nation!
Who&rsquo;s Nick Kyrgios?
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Nick Kyrgios is an Australian professional tennis player widely recognized for his electrifying talent, charismatic personality, and unpredictable style of play. Born on April 27, 1995, in Canberra, Australia, Kyrgios turned professional in 2013 and quickly made headlines by defeating Rafael Nadal as a 19-year-old wildcard at Wimbledon 2014, becoming the first man since 2004 to reach the quarterfinals on debut. Known for his thunderous serve, creative shot-making, and ability to perform under pressure, Kyrgios has recorded notable wins against top players like Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, and Andy Murray, earning him a reputation as one of the most dangerous competitors on the ATP Tour.
Kyrgios achieved his career-high ATP singles ranking of World No. 13 in October 2016. Despite not winning a Grand Slam title, he has reached major finals, including the Wimbledon 2022 final, where he lost to Djokovic in a hard-fought match. In doubles, Kyrgios captured his first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open in 2022 alongside Thanasi Kokkinakis, a triumph celebrated by fans as the &ldquo;Special K&rdquo; duo. His success extends to ATP titles, with seven singles and four doubles trophies to his name, showcasing his versatility across formats.
Off the court, Kyrgios is both a fan favourite and a polarizing figure, known for his candid interviews, on-court antics, and philanthropic efforts, including his work through the Nick Kyrgios Foundation, which supports underprivileged youth. While his talent is undeniable, his career has also been marked by injuries and breaks from competition. In 2023, Kyrgios suffered a knee injury requiring surgery, forcing him to withdraw from multiple tournaments, including the Australian Open and Wimbledon. The injury sidelined him for much of the year, raising questions about his long-term prospects but also highlighting his resilience as he worked toward recovery.
Kyrgios&rsquo;s unique blend of raw talent, passion for the sport, and unpredictable personality continues to make him one of the most talked-about figures in tennis, drawing both admiration and criticism while solidifying his legacy as one of the game&rsquo;s most intriguing stars.
Says Mum Grew Up In &ldquo;Pure Slum City&rdquo;
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The controversial tennis star recently found himself in hot water after comments he made during an interview on Louis Theroux&rsquo;s podcast sparked outrage among Malaysians. While discussing his family background, Kyrgios described his mother, Norlaila, as having grown up in dire poverty in Malaysia. However, this depiction has been called into question by those familiar with her true heritage.
In a short clip from the podcast, Kyrgios painted a picture of his mother&rsquo;s difficult childhood, claiming she grew up in a wooden shack in a &ldquo;pure slum&rdquo; outside Kuala Lumpur. He used this narrative to emphasize the challenges his parents overcame to create a better life for their family. &ldquo;My mom grew up in a wooden shack and my dad came by boat,&rdquo; he said, implying their struggles as immigrants fuelled his drive and success.
Kyrgios further defended himself against criticisms of underachievement, stating, &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve worked ten times harder than the majority of people.&rdquo; He suggested that his upbringing and the sacrifices made by his parents were driving factors in his career, which he views as a triumph over adversity.
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The Truth About Norlaila&rsquo;s Background
Kyrgios&rsquo;s statements about his mother&rsquo;s upbringing, however, don&rsquo;t align with widely reported accounts of her background. Norlaila, was born into the royal family of Pahang, making her a Tengku by birth. According to the New Straits Times, her grandfather&rsquo;s cousin was the Sultan of Pahang.
Norlaila grew up in Gombak, Selangor, in what many would consider a privileged environment. Adding to her distinguished lineage, Norlaila&rsquo;s mother, Juliana Ibrahim, was a celebrated actress who starred alongside the legendary Tan Sri P. Ramlee in the 1967 Malaysian classic Sesudah Suboh.
Migration to Australia and Life Challenges
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While Norlaila&rsquo;s early life in Malaysia appears to have been far from the hardships described by her son, her journey to Australia was not without its challenges. At the age of 12, she moved to Australia with her mother and sister after her mother married an Australian soldier in Singapore.
In an interview with Lite FM in 2020, Norlaila opened up about her experiences with racism in Australia during her youth. She also recounted financial struggles while raising her children, including taking out loans to support their education. Despite these difficulties, Norlaila achieved success as a computer engineer and married George Kyrgios, a Greek painter.
Malaysians Don&rsquo;t Believe Kyrgios&rsquo;s Claims
Kyrgios&rsquo;s remarks about his mother&rsquo;s upbringing have sparked strong reactions, particularly from Malaysians who feel his description misrepresents her heritage. Many took to social media to refute his claims, highlighting her royal lineage and privileged upbringing.
The controversy has raised questions about why Kyrgios chose to frame his mother&rsquo;s story in such stark terms, with some suggesting it may have been an attempt to dramatize his family&rsquo;s narrative or inspire his audience.
Here&rsquo;s some of the comments:
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While Norlaila&rsquo;s life journey does include moments of hardship, particularly after moving to Australia, her Malaysian upbringing contrasts sharply with Kyrgios&rsquo;s depiction. This discrepancy has not only drawn attention to her royal roots but also prompted broader discussions about the portrayal of personal histories in public narratives.
As the debate continues, it serves as a reminder of the importance of accurately representing family stories, particularly when they intersect with cultural and historical legacies.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. 
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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Perhaps he mistook the traditional kampung house for a 'wooden shack.

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Nick Kyrgios Faces Backlash Over Comments About His Mother’s Malaysian Roots

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A disturbing incident in Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, has ignited widespread outrage after a university student was allegedly caught recording upskirt videos of women using a mobile phone hidden in a shopping bag. The dramatic confrontation was captured in a viral video, leading to the discovery of over 500GB of voyeuristic footage and triggering renewed concerns over public safety and predatory behaviour in urban areas.
Suspicious Behaviour Spotted in Crowded Street
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The incident unfolded near the popular Lot 10 shopping mall, where a group of Malaysian university students noticed a man behaving oddly as he trailed a woman wearing a skirt. He was holding a paper bag in an unnatural position&mdash;angled just beneath the woman's skirt&mdash;as they crossed the street. Inside the bag, his smartphone was facing upward, allegedly positioned to secretly film beneath her clothing.
Realising something was wrong, the group&mdash;including the woman&rsquo;s friends&mdash;immediately confronted him. One of them grabbed his hand and asked, &ldquo;Bro, what are you recording?&rdquo; as another began recording the confrontation. The man, who was wearing a face mask, attempted to flee but was stopped at a nearby traffic light and later tackled to the ground when he tried to escape again.
Students Take Action Before Police Arrive
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As onlookers gathered, the suspect was pinned down and held in a headlock by one of the students to prevent him from fleeing again. A security guard eventually intervened and took control of the scene before the police arrived. While waiting, the group demanded the suspect unlock his phone.
Initially, no incriminating content was visible, prompting concerns that the man may have deleted evidence. However, one of the students realised that some Android devices can switch between multiple user accounts or operating environments. Upon switching systems, they made a chilling discovery.
Staggering Archive of Voyeuristic Material Uncovered
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The phone reportedly contained approximately 500GB of illicit upskirt videos and images&mdash;a collection so vast that it shocked even the seasoned among the group. In a follow-up video and accompanying Facebook post, one woman who was at the scene claimed that the phone held thousands of such recordings. Many of the victims appeared to be unaware they were being filmed, and several were reportedly not wearing safety shorts, making the act even more invasive.
Additional material found on the device allegedly included records linked to online gambling platforms, prompting speculation that the suspect may be involved in other illegal activities.
Suspect Believed to Be a Cyberjaya Student
Further investigation by the group revealed that the man is believed to be a student at a university in Cyberjaya. This revelation has sparked concern that such predatory behaviour might be occurring undetected within academic environments.
Fearing that the man could evade serious consequences or return to campus under false pretences, the students decided to publicly share their experience and the video of the confrontation. &ldquo;We don&rsquo;t want this person to tell people he was arrested for gambling and just carry on as if nothing happened,&rdquo; said one of the students involved.
Motivated by Justice, Not Fame
The video quickly went viral, with many praising the students for their courage and initiative. However, the individuals behind the video were quick to clarify their motivations. &ldquo;We&rsquo;re not doing this for attention or praise. We just want to make sure he doesn&rsquo;t get away with it&mdash;and that women are warned,&rdquo; said the victim&rsquo;s friend in a statement.
The students stressed that sharing the video was about raising awareness, not showcasing heroism. They also warned other university students to stay vigilant, as there was evidence suggesting the suspect might not have acted alone.
Here&rsquo;s some reactions from netizens online:
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Doesn't matter how comedic you find this story is. This is a severe case of underwear recording addiction. Yes, you might laughed and he didn't really bother people with this behaviour. But he needs help.
&mdash; Sukma (@farysafiqahs) <a href="https://twitter.com/farysafiqahs/status/1934487610262745229?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 16, 2025</a></blockquote>

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dia nak lari mana semua dah kerumun dia 😂 also props to the guy that noticed this and took action immediately, need more people like them 🙏
&mdash; aida &bull; now watching Whole Cake arc (@goofloofy) <a href="https://twitter.com/goofloofy/status/1934524817824424026?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 16, 2025</a></blockquote>

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mcm ni la kita nak. Member function, kualiti mantap.
&mdash; wiccan (@_jad01) <a href="https://twitter.com/_jad01/status/1934489343059808267?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 16, 2025</a></blockquote>

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ok but hell dia punya strength tu kuat betul ye. padahal dah kena cekup, dia still boleh lepas mcm tu je. thank you orang baik yg dah tolong tngkap budak ni
&mdash; tina | MY streamer (@syoojjang) <a href="https://twitter.com/syoojjang/status/1934579839216095376?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 16, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Legal Grey Area for Student Vigilantes
While public reaction has been overwhelmingly supportive, there is concern that the students could potentially face legal action for forcibly unlocking the suspect&rsquo;s phone before police arrived. One of the women involved acknowledged this risk, saying they were told at the police station that the suspect&rsquo;s rights might have been violated by their actions.
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Still, she maintained that the need to secure evidence before it was erased outweighed the potential legal risk. &ldquo;We did what we thought was right. If we hadn&rsquo;t checked the phone, the truth may never have come out,&rdquo; she explained.
Police Yet to Issue Official Statement
As of the time of writing, the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) have not released an official statement regarding the case. According to the group, the suspect was handed over to authorities and an investigation paper was opened. Whether he will be formally charged, and under what offences, remains to be seen.
The delay in official response has left some netizens calling for swifter police transparency and clearer protocols for such incidents involving sexual harassment and digital evidence.
A Wake-Up Call for Urban and Campus Safety
The case has sparked widespread conversation across social media, particularly among women sharing tips on how to protect themselves in public. Many are advising others to wear safety pants when wearing skirts and to remain hyper-aware of their surroundings, especially in crowded areas like Bukit Bintang.
This incident is now being viewed as a wake-up call not just for law enforcement, but for educational institutions, city authorities, and the public at large. With perpetrators increasingly using clever tactics and technology to commit such acts unnoticed, the need for proactive community vigilance and stronger deterrents has never been greater.
As the case continues to unfold, many hope it will serve as a precedent for how serious digital voyeurism is treated&mdash;and how important it is for ordinary citizens to act when they witness wrongdoing.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. 
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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Ladies beware—your everyday walk could be someone else’s target.

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Students Confront Suspected Voyeur In Bukit Bintang: 500GB Of Upskirt Videos Found

The Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) have come under the spotlight once again following the circulation of a video featuring one of its officers allegedly engaging in inappropriate behaviour. The footage, lasting just over two minutes, shows a lower-ranking officer involved in a lewd conversation with a woman, during which he is heard inviting her either to his house or to a hotel. The video was widely shared on social media, drawing public criticism and raising questions over professional conduct within the force.
According to PDRM, the incident is believed to have taken place in the Ampang Jaya district of Selangor. In response, a disciplinary and criminal investigation has been launched against the officer.
Official Statements and Immediate Response
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Datuk Seri Azri Ahmad, Director of PDRM&rsquo;s Integrity and Standards Compliance Department (JIPS), confirmed that the department is actively investigating the case from both disciplinary and supervisory standpoints. He stated that stern action would be taken if the officer&rsquo;s behaviour was found to have violated the law or internal regulations. The department is also reviewing the role of the officer&rsquo;s superiors in overseeing his conduct.
Azri stressed that the police will not tolerate misconduct among its ranks and reminded all officers that they are accountable not just to their superiors, but also to the public they serve.
Separately, Ampang Jaya District Police Chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd Azam Ismail revealed that the officer in question has already been temporarily relieved of his duties pending the outcome of the investigation.
Dual Investigations Under Penal and Multimedia Laws
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Normally exposed polis kaki gatal macamni. Kau dah tahan perempuan ni lepastu ajak perempuan ni check in? Bodoh betul lah 😅 <a href="https://t.co/t68idgdKzt">pic.twitter.com/t68idgdKzt</a>
&mdash; kamaghul deghaman (@kamaghul) <a href="https://twitter.com/kamaghul/status/1933770340410482765?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 14, 2025</a></blockquote>

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The officer is now being investigated under two key laws. The first is Section 509 of the Penal Code, which deals with words or gestures intended to insult a person&rsquo;s modesty. The second is Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, which addresses the misuse of network facilities or services to transmit offensive or indecent content.
In tandem with the criminal investigation, an internal disciplinary process is being carried out to assess breaches of the police code of conduct.
Public Urged to Assist in the Investigation
The police have issued a call for witnesses and members of the public to come forward with any information that may assist in the investigation. Those who can provide relevant details are encouraged to contact the Ampang Jaya District Police Headquarters at 03-4289 7222.
Public reaction to the video has been swift and overwhelmingly negative. Social media users have condemned the officer&rsquo;s conduct, labelling it as disgraceful and a stain on the reputation of the police force. Many called for stronger oversight, transparency, and harsher penalties for officers who misuse their position of authority.
Here&rsquo;s some of the comments from netizens:
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Imagine giving someone a badge so they can protect the public n they use it to harass women. No wonder people say the uniform hides more predators than heroes
&mdash; Not that amirah (@Alonectic_) <a href="https://twitter.com/Alonectic_/status/1933878735926939873?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 14, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Woi <a href="https://twitter.com/PDRMsia?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@PDRMsia</a> how lower can your standard get after this one. This has tarnished central unit reputation with lack of antique, zero discipline &amp; exposed a new height of untrustworthy. <a href="https://twitter.com/KDNPUTRAJAYA?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@KDNPUTRAJAYA</a> should take this srsly.
&mdash; Harbina to IPO (@_Naaxstar) <a href="https://twitter.com/_Naaxstar/status/1933792155962953847?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 14, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Bagus. Sebab aku pun pernah buat benda sama. Pergi mampus yg cakap macam melayan. Aku pernah berkeras. Last last phone aku kene ambil. Dia suruh delete time tu jugak. Next case, aku record senyap senyap. Dah kene buang kerja dah mamat tu. Merayu minta maaf sebab kantoi je. 👍🏻
&mdash; missaikucingsayapatah (@qstnaaaaaaa) <a href="https://twitter.com/qstnaaaaaaa/status/1933885169293017121?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 14, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Takde yg mengejutkan pun dgn perangai2 puak biru ni.
&mdash; azmieanwar (@azmieanwar1) <a href="https://twitter.com/azmieanwar1/status/1933789231283122410?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 14, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Tak payah censor muka biar mak pak dia tengok perangai anak polis dia macam mana
&mdash; akmal. (@akmalariefff) <a href="https://twitter.com/akmalariefff/status/1934069091079458931?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 15, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Bodohnya lahai polis ni. Patut amek nombor badan dia n nama dia then report kt JIPS.
&mdash; Hazique (@_name_que) <a href="https://twitter.com/_name_que/status/1933786312005595447?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 14, 2025</a></blockquote>

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Integrity Issues Plague PDRM Amid Officer Misconduct Scandal
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The recent viral misconduct case is just the tip of the iceberg for the PDRM, as broader concerns about internal discipline and professionalism continue to mount. Between January and May 2025, 492 officers were subjected to disciplinary action, with 59 dismissed and 146 suspended, according to Datuk Seri Azri Ahmad, Director of PDRM&rsquo;s Integrity and Standards Compliance Department (JIPS).
The most common offences were integrity-related violations (333 cases), followed by governance issues (45), drug offences (42), criminal acts (38), syariah breaches (19), and corruption (15). The figures were revealed during Azri&rsquo;s visit to the newly officiated Maran District Police Headquarters, which serves over 115,000 residents.
Public complaints about police misconduct also surged, with 2,637 reports filed in just five months&mdash;1,892 formal complaints and 745 public tips. In response, PDRM launched the Aduan JIPS PDRM app, offering a more transparent platform for the public to report wrongdoing.
End of a Career and a Call for Reform
Azri&rsquo;s remarks came as part of his final tour of duty, with his retirement scheduled for 26 June 2025, marking the end of a 37-year career in the police service. His departure comes at a pivotal moment, as PDRM faces mounting pressure to reform and rebuild trust with the public.
While the current case may involve a single officer, it has highlighted systemic concerns around supervision, discipline, and the need for continued vigilance against abuses of power.
As public trust hangs in the balance, PDRM&rsquo;s response to this case&mdash;and to misconduct more broadly&mdash;may determine how effectively the force can evolve to meet modern standards of accountability and transparency.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. 
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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Police integrity under spotlight as disciplinary cases mount within the force.

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PDRM Officer Under Investigation After Inappropriate Remarks Caught In Viral Video

In a striking example of how appearances can be deceiving, two luxury car drivers were recently caught by the Selangor Road Transport Department (JPJ) for driving without valid road tax and insurance. Despite being behind the wheel of a BMW X5 and a Ford Mustang, both drivers claimed they were unable to renew their documents due to financial hardship.
The enforcement operation, Ops Harian, was held on Thursday, 12 June 2025, along the Kajang&ndash;Cheras Expressway, and ran from 2pm to 11pm. The two high-end vehicles were stopped during routine checks, and further inspection revealed they were in breach of road regulations.
Excuses Don&rsquo;t Match the Lifestyle: &ldquo;We Couldn&rsquo;t Afford It&rdquo;
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According to Selangor JPJ Director Azrin Borhan, the Ford Mustang, driven by a man in his early 30s, was flagged for not having a valid Motor Vehicle Licence (LKM) or insurance. The driver claimed he was unable to renew his road tax due to being blacklisted as a result of multiple outstanding traffic summonses.
The driver of the BMW X5, a man in his 40s, was found to be in even more serious violation &mdash; his vehicle had been driven with an expired road tax for more than a year and without any valid insurance coverage. When asked for an explanation, he too cited financial difficulties as the reason.
Both men stated that although they could afford to purchase luxury cars, they were struggling to maintain legal compliance with basic motoring requirements, such as road tax and insurance.
JPJ: &ldquo;Owning a Luxury Car Does Not Make You Above the Law&rdquo;
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In response to the violations, both vehicles were immediately seized and taken to the JPJ Shah Alam branch for further investigation and enforcement action.
Azrin Borhan delivered a strong message to the public:
&ldquo;Driving an expensive vehicle is not a licence to break the law. Regardless of income or status, all road users must follow the same regulations. There will be no exceptions for those who own luxury cars.&rdquo;
He also stressed that stern action would be taken against individuals who are found to be negligent or who intentionally ignore their responsibilities as drivers.
A Recurring Issue: Expensive Cars, Missing Paperwork
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Cases like this are not new. Authorities have seen a growing number of incidents where owners of high-end vehicles neglect to maintain the basic legal requirements. According to JPJ, many such offenders prioritise luxury aesthetics and brand image over legal compliance and safety obligations &mdash; often at the cost of other road users.
The two vehicles involved in this latest case &mdash; a Ford Mustang and a BMW X5 &mdash; are each worth hundreds of thousands of ringgit in the Malaysian market. The discrepancy between such valuable assets and the drivers&rsquo; claimed inability to pay for legal documents has reignited public concern over irresponsible ownership practices.
JPJ Urges Public to Stay Vigilant and Report Violations
JPJ also encouraged members of the public to report traffic offences through official channels. Those who witness violations or suspect similar offences can lodge a report by emailing aduantrafik@jpj.gov.my or by using the e-Aduan JPJ mobile app. Reports should include sufficient detail and the complainant&rsquo;s contact information to allow for proper follow-up.
Azrin concluded his statement by calling on all motorists to take responsibility for their vehicles and comply with national road safety laws at all times.
&ldquo;Road safety is a shared responsibility. We urge everyone to ensure their vehicles are properly taxed, insured, and maintained. Anyone found to be negligent will face legal consequences.&rdquo;
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1Fit, once celebrated for revolutionising the fitness scene in Malaysia with its flexible and affordable class offerings, has officially announced the end of its operations in the country. The abrupt closure has left users reeling, particularly those who had invested in long-term memberships.
The platform allowed members to access a wide range of workout options&mdash;from Pilates and bouldering to swimming and gym sessions&mdash;under a single subscription plan. For many, it was a cost-effective way to enjoy variety and convenience in their fitness routine. However, in a sudden statement shared via their official social media accounts, 1Fit revealed that it has entered a formal liquidation process due to inadequate funding.
No More Bookings or Membership Access
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In the announcement, the company stated that all services had been suspended with immediate effect. Users would no longer be able to make new bookings or purchases, and all existing memberships were now void. The platform also posted a video featuring 1Fit CEO Murat Alikhanov, who confirmed the company&rsquo;s inability to maintain operations despite numerous efforts to sustain the business. He added that users could request refunds via a link provided in their bio, though many have since voiced concerns about the lack of clarity and transparency surrounding the refund timeline.
Consumers Express Frustration Over Timing and Communication
The timing of the announcement and the lack of early warnings have stirred considerable backlash online. Users questioned why 1Fit continued to promote and sell memberships&mdash;some costing upwards of RM2,000&mdash;even in the days leading up to the shutdown. There were also criticisms regarding the platform&rsquo;s use of influencers and fitness ambassadors (KOLs) to attract new sign-ups, potentially while knowing the company was no longer financially viable.
One user commented, &ldquo;It is unacceptable that 1Fit was still pushing RM2K annual plans and asking KOLs to get more people to sign up, while knowing full well they were going to shut down. It shows a complete lack of respect for paying customers.&rdquo;
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Personal Stories of Loss
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Several members have come forward to share their frustrations and financial losses. A recent subscriber, told that she paid RM2,500 for a 15-month membership after being introduced to 1Fit by a friend. Unfortunately, she only managed to use the platform for 2.5 months before it was shut down.
&ldquo;I was really enjoying the flexibility and the variety of classes. It fit my schedule and lifestyle perfectly. To see it all disappear so suddenly is heartbreaking&mdash;and unfair,&rdquo; she said.
Her friend, a longer-term member, is also affected and has already submitted a refund request, but has yet to receive any confirmation.
The Fitness Community Steps Up
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Amid the fallout, many of 1Fit&rsquo;s former partner gyms and studios have chosen to support the affected users rather than turn them away. A growing number of businesses are now offering free trial classes or heavily discounted packages to ex-1Fit members, with some even honouring active memberships for a limited time.
This compassionate response from the fitness industry highlights its resilience and customer-first mindset. It has been especially encouraging for users who suddenly find themselves without access to workouts they had come to rely on.
Lessons in Accountability and Consumer Protection
While 1Fit&rsquo;s liquidation may have been a business decision driven by economic realities, the manner in which it was handled has raised serious questions about consumer protection, transparency, and corporate responsibility. Many are now calling for stronger regulations on subscription-based platforms and more robust safeguards to prevent consumers from being left in the lurch.
With fitness increasingly moving into the digital and app-based space, the 1Fit incident may serve as a cautionary tale for startups and users alike. It underscores the importance of transparency, timely communication, and fair treatment of paying customers&mdash;especially when things go wrong.
What Happens Next?
As affected users wait for further updates on the refund process, the full scale of the impact is still unfolding. Whether refunds will be processed promptly remains unclear, and questions linger about whether legal action may be taken by disgruntled members.
For now, many are left disappointed, financially affected, and wary of future fitness tech offerings. The hope is that this experience will lead to better consumer protections in the digital wellness industry going forward.
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1Fit Shuts Down Operations In Malaysia, Sparking Outrage And Concern Among Users

Japanese pop-rock legends SEKAI NO OWARI&mdash;also known internationally as End of the World&mdash;have officially announced their return to Southeast Asia with their brand-new Phoenix Asia Tour. The tour, slated for October 2025, marks their first full-scale live shows in the region since their 2015 performance at MTV World Stage in Malaysia.
The band will perform in Singapore on 4 October 2025 (Saturday), followed by a show in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 8 October 2025 (Wednesday). Fans in other major Asian cities&mdash;Seoul, Taipei, Hong Kong, and Shanghai&mdash;will also be treated to performances as part of the tour.
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【NEWS📢】 SEKAI NO OWARI ASIA TOUR 2025「Phoenix」の開催が決定いたしました！ ▶ASIA TOUR 2025「Phoenix」特設サイト<a href="https://t.co/wBcr8khPEJ">https://t.co/wBcr8khPEJ</a> 《スケジュール》 ■ソウル / Seoul 2025.09.20 [SAT] ■台北 / Taipei 2025.09.27 [SAT] ■香港 / Hong Kong 2025.09.30 [TUE] ■シンガポール&hellip;
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While details about the concert venues and ticketing have yet to be released, anticipation is already running high, with longtime fans eager to secure their spots once ticket sales open.
Who are SEKAI NO OWARI?
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SEKAI NO OWARI&mdash;literally &ldquo;End of the World&rdquo; in Japanese&mdash;is a four-piece pop-rock band whose kaleidoscopic sound and whimsical aesthetics have made them one of Japan&rsquo;s most influential contemporary groups. Formed in Tokyo and major-label&ndash;debuted in 2011, the line-up has remained unchanged: enigmatic front man Fukase (vocals, lyrics), multi-instrumentalist and band leader Nakajin (guitar), classically trained Saori (piano, stage design) and the ever-masked DJ LOVE (turntables, sampling). Their break-through single &ldquo;Starlight Parade&rdquo; lit up domestic charts, but it was 2013&rsquo;s anthemic &ldquo;RPG&rdquo;&mdash;theme for Crayon Shin-chan: Very Tasty! B-grade Gourmet Survival!!&mdash;that catapulted them into mainstream popularity, earning double-platinum certification and establishing their trademark blend of fairy-tale lyricism and stadium-sized hooks.
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The quartet&rsquo;s catalogue is now packed with era-defining hits: the folk-EDM crossover &ldquo;Dragon Night,&rdquo; orchestral ballad &ldquo;Sazanka,&rdquo; and 2022&rsquo;s TikTok-fuelled &ldquo;Habit,&rdquo; which dominated the Billboard Japan Hot 100 for eleven consecutive weeks and captured the Grand Prix (Song of the Year) at the 64th Japan Record Awards. Their music frequently crosses into film and anime: &ldquo;Anti-Hero&rdquo; and &ldquo;SOS&rdquo; bookended the live-action Attack on Titan movies, while &ldquo;RAIN&rdquo; served as the end-theme for Studio Ponoc&rsquo;s animated feature Mary and the Witch&rsquo;s Flower.
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SEKAI NO OWARI&rsquo;s albums&mdash;Tree (2015), the twin releases Eye and Lip (2019), and 2023&rsquo;s Habit&mdash;have each topped the Oricon charts, and the group&rsquo;s imaginative arena productions (complete with circus sets and giant inflatable creatures) are regarded as some of the most immersive live experiences in J-pop. Alongside multiple Japan Gold Disc Awards and MTV VMAJ wins, the band has collaborated with Western acts such as Owl City and Epik High and even released English material under the name End of the World, underscoring their global ambitions. With genre-bending singles, award-winning visuals and a devoted fandom that spans generations, SEKAI NO OWARI continue to re-define what a Japanese pop band can be on&mdash;and beyond&mdash;the world stage.
A Full-Sensory Experience: Not Just a Concert
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Those familiar with SEKAI NO OWARI&rsquo;s previous shows know to expect more than just a musical performance. Renowned for their cinematic visuals, immersive stage designs, and emotionally charged atmospheres, the band creates a multisensory journey that resonates long after the final encore.
Their setlists typically blend heartfelt ballads with electrifying anthems, driven by their unique fusion of J-pop, alternative rock, and electronica. Songs like SOS and Anti-Hero, which featured in the Attack on Titan films, are fan favourites that showcase their emotional storytelling and genre-defying sound.
This tour promises the same dramatic energy and breathtaking visuals that have become synonymous with the group&rsquo;s identity, making it a must-see event for fans across Asia.
A Decade in the Making
SEKAI NO OWARI&rsquo;s return to Southeast Asia has been a long time coming. Their last performance in Malaysia dates back nearly a decade, and fans have waited patiently for another chance to experience their powerful live presence. Since their MTV World Stage appearance, the band has gained international attention under their English moniker End of the World, collaborating with global artists and appearing at major music festivals.
With this tour, they are bringing their global momentum back to Asia, igniting excitement among their dedicated fanbase, known affectionately as S.N.O.W.S.
Stay Tuned for Ticket Sales
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Currently, concert venues, ticket pricing, seating plans, and possible VIP perks have yet to be announced. However, the official tour announcement was shared via the band&rsquo;s social media channels, and further updates are expected soon.
Fans are encouraged to keep a close eye on official platforms for more information and to prepare in advance&mdash;because tickets are expected to sell out fast.
Whether you're a longtime follower or new to their music, SEKAI NO OWARI&rsquo;s Phoenix Asia Tour promises an unmissable experience. With their emotionally resonant performances, genre-spanning sound, and breathtaking visuals, their return to Southeast Asia is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated Japanese live tours of 2025.
So mark your calendars:
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<li>Singapore &ndash; 4 October 2025 (Saturday)</li>
<li>Kuala Lumpur &ndash; 8 October 2025 (Wednesday)</li>
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Let the countdown begin.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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