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Petaling Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Mohamad Fakhruddin Abdul Hamid said police arrested a 31-year-old man in front of a shop along Jalan SS21/1A, Damansara Utama. He said police also seized a hammer, a meat cleaver and a fire extinguisher. This and more on today's show.

To curb the heavy traffic issues that has been a huge problem in the city of Kuala Lumpur, the authorities have been reported to ban heavy vehicles to enter the city limits. Would this solve some of the issues, or it's just a short-term solution? This and more on today's show.

It's great to see now plenty of tourists are flocking to the vacation spots around the world. It's definitely something that we have been looking forward to for the past 2 years, due to the pandemic. However, it seems that the tourism industry is not that ready to accommodate the high volume of tourists, due to major shortage of manpower. This and more on today's show.

 Ocean of Garbage.

Is has been proposed by some, that driving a privately owed cars to be a "luxury", rather than necessity. Due to the rise of petrol prices and maintenance, owning a car should be categorized as having a luxury item, similar to owning a designer handbags and jewellery. What do you think about this? This and more on today's show.

Remember those saying before, when people used to say that "if you smoke, you will look cool"? Well, it seems it's not working anymore for the men, BUT it's reported more teen girls are picking up the bad habit nowadays. Is this true? This and more on today's show.

ACTnow is now actively moving forward to help the community, with the collab with CRSM and Go Care. Plenty of thins to do still, but it's a start to a better community. This and more on today's show.

Whatever title you may have, it does not mean that you can do anything that you like. This was certainly the case that happened, when a "Datuk Seri" thought that we could just do whatever he wants without getting permissions and permits from the authorities. This and more on today's show.

We are close to having some normality back from our usual lives, from what we have experienced before. Covid-19 has changed our lives, and that we had to adapt to the 'new norm'. But lately it seems that the 'old norm' is coming back bit by bit, in accordance of transitioning to the endemic phase. Is this good, or bad? This and more on today's show. 

The prospect of working overseas and earning foreign currency that be super appealing. Having said that, we need to be mindful of what the offer is all about, since there have been reports of human trafficking happening to Malaysians abroad. This and more on today's episode. 

Unlike previous years, the long Hari Raya holidays did not see a quiet Kuala Lumpur this time round. Penang appears to have regained its throne as a favourite tourist destination this Raya week with all its hotspots packed. Do you think this is wise, with Covid-19 still around us? 

According to experts, inclusive and accessible public spaces for all should be able to address social issues, including “basikal lajak” activities, among the younger people. What do you think?