Read more at straitstimes.com.Fruit on a durian tree at VS Farms in Bekok, Johor, in early June. ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG T his durian season is shaping up to be slower than usual, the winds of ...

Paloh assemblyman Lee Ting Han said the Jalan Paloh-Bekok project, which was expected to be completed by September 2027, would reduce travel time for those commuting between Paloh in Kluang and ...

BEKOK, July 12 — Malaysia’s increasingly topsy‑turvy weather is forcing durian growers to split the “king of fruit” into two camps: hardy varieties robust enough for export and fragile gems that must ...