Today's news in pictures - Saturday, June 7, 2025
KUALA LUMPUR - The contractor is installing lights on Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman. NSTP/AMIRUDIN SAHIB
KOTA KINABALU – Members of the public perform the Aidiladha sunnah prayer in heavy rain at the Sabah State Mosque. NSTP/MOHD ADAM ARININ
PUTRAJAYA – Muslims attending the Aidiladha sunnah prayer at Putra Mosque. NSTP/MOHD FADLI HAMZAH
PIC 4 - PORT KLANG – The process of salvaging a capsized boat in the waters of Tanjung Harapan, Port Klang. NSTP/FAIZ ANUAR
PUCHONG – A heavyweight Limousin-breed cow weighing over 1.2 tonnes at the Grand Qurban Ceremony & Kenduri Rewang organized by Ikhlas Com Travel & Umrah Sdn Bhd (ikhlas.com) and ST Rosyam Mart at Masjid Meranti, Puchong. STR/HAZREEN MOHAMAD
AMPANG - Selangor Infrastructure and Agriculture Exco, who is also the State Assemblyman for Pandan Indah, Datuk Ir Izham Hashim (second from left, back) speaks with residents of Sri Pinang Villa during a visit to the Qurban Ceremony around the Pandan Indah constituency. NSTP/EFFENDY RASHID
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