(Reuters) -A bus crash in Malaysia has killed at least 15 people, most of them students, AFP reported on Monday.

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Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim ordered the nation's Higher Education Ministry to help the victim's families. Anwar ...

At least 15 people were killed when a bus carrying university students smashed into a minivan in northern Malaysia early ...

At least 15 people were killed when a bus carrying university students smashed into a minivan in northern Malaysia on Monday, ...

Malaysian police have called for a law mirroring the US 'Take it Down' Act to address the publication of non-consensual ...

Thirteen victims died at the scene near the Thailand border, on the busy East-West Highway, while two died in hospital.

Petronas, Malaysia’s state-owned oil and gas company, will cut about 10% of its workforce in a firm-wide restructuring as it ...

Malaysian state energy firm Petroliam Nasional, or Petronas, will retrench about 10% of its workforce in a restructuring ...

The death of a British man in Malaysia has been confirmed by the Foreign Office after a mother appealed over her missing son.

Malaysia’s Employees Provident Fund is preparing to sell a portfolio of UK private hospitals that are valued at about £1.4 ...

A bus carrying university students back to their campus smashed into a minivan in northern Malaysia on Monday, killing at ...