The day's essential Malaysian news, briefed.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has warned that Malaysia will enforce strict action against any refugees who break laws or disturb public order, following a gathering of hundreds of Rohingya outside the UNHCR office in Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysian authorities relocated hundreds of Rohingya refugees from the UNHCR office in Kuala Lumpur to police headquarters for identity checks and documentation, as the government enforces stricter controls on refugee movements.
French police arrested over 160 people across Paris and Lyon following violent disturbances after the national team's 2-0 World Cup semifinal defeat to Spain, with most incidents involving fireworks directed at officers.
A foreign national living on the streets was apprehended in Kuala Lumpur after authorities alleged he smashed a police car with a brick, marking another incident involving the central business district's rising homelessness concerns.
Thirteen men arrested following an April brawl outside a Kepong nightclub are facing court charges today. The incident highlighted ongoing concerns about public safety and disorder at nightlife venues in the Klang Valley.