MELAKA: A hawksbill turtle, found stranded on the shores of Pulau Melaka on Tuesday evening, was rescued by the Civil Defence Department after it became stuck among rubbish and rocks. Rescuers took about an hour to remove it from the debris and return it to the sea. / Image courtesy of Civil Defence Dept

SEBERANG JAYA: After a four-day break, the Immigration Department office in Seberang Jaya, Penang, is finally open again for business. A large crowd, many of whom are foreigners, is seen here queuing to settle immigration-related matters. / NSTP image by RAMDZAN MASIAM

KUANTAN: Family members of inmates at the Penor Prison lining up to register and meet their loved ones, as part of a special Aidilfitri programme yesterday. The families are given between 15 to 20 minutes of family time. Families then shared Raya delicacies such as kuih, nasi impit, prepared by the prison, with the inmates. / NSTP image by MOHD RAFI MAMAT

KUALA LUMPUR: There’s no shortage of scenic backdrops in the capital city. A family of holidaymakers is spotted here at Dataran Merdeka posing for a picture with the Sultan Abdul Samad building as the backdrop. / NSTP image by ASWADI ALIAS

KUALA LUMPUR: The capital city may be almost devoid of its residents thanks to the Hari Raya Aidilfitri break, but the tourists are out in full force. A holidaymaker is seen snapping a selfie aboard an open-top tour bus at Dataran Merdeka, with the majestic Sultan Abdul Samad building as the backdrop. / NSTP image by ASWADI ALIAS

LUNDU: Firemen inspecting the scene of an accident in Jalan Sampadi Lundu yesterday morning. Kadum Geraik, 59, died when his truck, carrying oil palm, overturned and crashed by the roadside. / Image by Fire and Rescue Department

SEBERANG JAYA: Traffic is slowly but surely building up along the North-South Highway, with many leaving their hometowns to make the long trek back home after their Raya break. This image shows slow-moving traffic from Sungai Dua towards the Juru toll. / NSTP image by RAMDZAN MASIAM

SEPANG: Rarely has the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) ever been this empty. The immigration counter appears to be devoid of travelers, most of whom are presumably still celebrating Hari Raya Aidilfitri. / NSTP image by FARIZ ISWADI ISMAIL

KUALA LUMPUR: The city is apparently still very much in Raya mood, with the usually bustling Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman still empty. Most of its shops, usually teeming with shoppers, were still closed for business on the fourth day of Aidilfitri. / NSTP image by SAIRIEN NAFIS

AJIL: Traffic investigation and enforcement department deputy chief, ASP Ismail Man (centre) inspecting a vehicle which had a sticker applied to its plate number to prevent it from being captured on speed trap cameras during Op Selamat at the Ajil R&R yesterday. / NSTP image by GHAZALI KORI