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Ops Selamat CNY Starts This Sunday!

Feb 11, 2026

PDRM’s Ops Selamat campaign for Chinese New Year will run from this Sunday until February 20th.

Just like previous operations, it will focus on crime prevention and traffic management.

Bukit Aman says over 3,600 cops will be on duty along major roads and highways during the six-day campaign to prevent accidents and ensure smooth traffic flow.

The focus will be on over 70 accident hotspots and blackspots along major highways, and 400 similar locations on Federal and State roads.

Cops will also step up patrols at over 3,000 crime hotspots nationwide, to prevent things like break-ins when people leave their homes for the festive period.

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The PM has denied that BUDI95’s fuel quota is too small. 

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim told the Dewan Rakyat on average, Malaysians use around a third of the 300 litre monthly quota.

The PM also says BUDI95 is expected to save the govt some RM2.5 billion this year, which will be channeled back to the people through progammes including STR and SARA.

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His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia, has reminded all parties to comply with the law when it comes to the construction of houses of worship.

His Majesty also warned against politicising the issue and stressed the need for mutual respect among people of all faiths.

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In other news

According to Home Ministry figures, 327 suspects were shot and killed by the police over last decade, with 20 cases reported last year.

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A motorist has been fined RM100 for throwing a traffic cone in a recent road rage incident along the LDP highway near Bandar Sunway.

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A medical trainee has pleaded not guilty on two counts of sexual harassment and possession of obscene materials for allegedly filming a woman who was bathing at a hospital in Kelantan.

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And the Malaysian Content Forum is developing a new set of rules for online games, to ensure a safe gaming environment for children and other vulnerable groups.