On Saturday, rescue workers recovered the bodies of 11 climbers from Malaysia’s highest peak, the 13,435-foot-high Mount Kinabalu, after a magnitude-5.9 earthquake struck the area on Friday, the Associated Press reports. Thirteen bodies have been recovered in all; six people are still missing.

On Sunday, Malaysian authorities said they had discovered a series of mass graves in abandoned camps, used by human traffickers, along the country’s border with Thailand, the Associated Press reports. Police in Thailand made a similar discovery earlier this month.

Hundreds of Bangladeshi Muslims pray on the first day of Eid al-Fitr in Kuala Lumpur, Monday. The three-day holiday marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. Photo by Lai Seng Sin via AP.

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency has reported that a boat carrying 97 people from Indonesia sank off the coast of western Malaysia. 61 people, including women and children, are still missing. Reuters is reporting that the passengers on the boat are suspected to have been trying to enter Malaysia illegally.

President Barack Obama arrived in Malaysia today for economic and security talks with Prime Minister Najib Razak. He is the first US president to visit the country since Lyndon B. Johnson in 1966.

A volunteer from an NGO called Malaysians For Malaysia gets ready to release balloons as a symbol of remembrance for the victims of flight MH370 at Titiwangsa Lake on Sunday in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Image via Rahman Roslan/Getty.

The US Navy determined today that their 7th Fleet, who has been involved in the search for the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, will no longer be useful in the search.

According to WNYC, there are 634 runways in range of the missing flight. The Atlantic's Jim Fallows points out that not all of them, though, are big enough to handle a Boeing 777.

Authorities still have no idea where the missing Malaysia Airlines plane is, but they've found a new place to refocus their efforts—the pilot who said, "All right, good night," a few minutes after the plane was diverted.

BuzzFeed's Rosie Gray today drops news that a number of people writing for a whole host of websites across the political spectrum were doing so on behalf of the Malaysian government. And for their work they were paid handsomely. In other words, they were secretly pawning off talking points from the Malaysian government as their own in exchange for money. This is how some journalists get paid now.

The Ministry of Education in Malaysia has upset many by officially endorsing a set of "guidelines" meant to assist parents looking to curb homosexual tendencies in their children.

After banning children from First Class cabins last year, Malaysia Airlines has now banned humans under the age of 12 from its upstairs Economy class cabins, as well.

Hello, unidentified Malaysian dude who lives in Bintulu, Sarawak! We read with interest the news that you had contacted police, hoping they'd arrest the "invisible man" who was—according to a medium—"us[ing] black magic to take away [your] wife's 'soul' and rape her."

Malaysian officials confiscated Shirley, an orangutan at one of the state-run zoos, because apparently her cigarette smoking had gotten out of hand. The authorities removed her because they said smoking isn't natural for monkey-like creatures Did they at least give her some Nicorette or a patch or something?

Ladies, listen up! By learning how to serve your husbands "better than a first-class prostitute" can, you can help end human trafficking and domestic violence. So say leaders of the Obedient Wives Club, a new activities group whose sex lessons curb social ills and also please God.

Watch out, people who tweet made-up stuff on Twitter (i.e. everyone on Twitter). A Malaysian guy is being forced to tweet an apology 100 times to the magazine company he defamed in a tweet.

Ever wondered how much meth you can squeeze into your sneakers? Between 800 grams and a kilo per pair, that's how much, apparently. Ten people from a Malaysian "tour group" were caught at the Auckland Airport in New Zealand yesterday, each with roughly the same amount of meth in their shoes totaling just over $8 million (USD). Customs agents were tipped off because the smugglers carried "itineraries that were in English but (they) couldn't speak English."

What's the proper way to fight off a tiger in the jungle? Aside from shooting it with a very large gun, I have no clue. But a 60-year-old Malaysian man named Tambun Gediu found one way to survive a tiger attack last week, according to the New Straits Times:

Single on Valentine's Day? Instead of complaining loudly and publicly or going to some kind of stupid themed singles event, you should take a trip to Malaysia or Russia, where religious authorities are attempting to crack down on the decadent Western celebration of couples being gross with each other.

Has anyone seen 700,000 ultrathin Japanese condoms? Malaysian police are looking for them. The condoms, manufactured by the Sagami Rubber Corporation, were loaded onto a container in Malaysia last week, but never arrived in Japan (the container did arrive, empty, with its locks changed). Rest assured, no expense is being spared: