Following a train derailment incident yesterday near the Chan Sow Lin station, the Land Public Transport Agency (Apad) launched an investigation into operator Prasarana Malaysia Berhad to find out the cause of the incident and identify any potential negligence. Masria Mustafa, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Civil Engineering at Universiti Teknologi MARA joins us to unpack if this is an isolated incident or part of broader poor management in public transit systems. (Starts at 23:41)

• How to stay safe on hikes: The disappearance of a 49-year-old hiker in Tapah has reached a critical stage as she has been missing for over 72 hours, marking the second hiking related incident reported this week. We hear from emergency physician and experienced hiker Dr Ahmad Suhailan Mohamed on the best ways hikers can stay safe on local trails. (Starts at 17:16)

• Donald Trump launches 'alien hunting' website: The URL aliens.gov directs browsers to a live dashboard of ICE arrests, a form encouraging Americans to report “suspicious aliens” to authorities and more anti-immigrant rhetoric synonymous with the Trump administration. We react to this move. (Starts at 12:36)

• Penang's no-kill stray dog policy sees success: The initiative was a cross-collaboration partnership between the island's city council and animal welfare organisation Independent Aid for Protection and Welfare of Animals Penang (IAPWA) and it runs on a Trap-Neuter-Rescue model. We hear from Choong Koon Yean, President of IAPWA about the success rate of the programme and the potential of expanding this initiative. (Starts at 06:13)

• BTS ARMYs vs ticket scalpers: Global Kpop sensation BTS recently announced that they will hold two concerts in Kuala Lumpur at the end of the year as part of their 'arirang' world tour. However, some of their fans have expressed anxiety about the prospect of buying tickets mainly due to the influx of bots and scalpers. We discuss. (Starts at 00:28)

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