This Upcoming Artisanal Mall Makes It Easier For Small Brands To Grow Their Business

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This Spotlight is sponsored by Malaysia Grand Bazaar.

Scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2022, Malaysia Grand Bazaar (MGB) is a cultural and retail hub that provides local artisans and vendors an affordable platform to showcase their goods

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MGB is part of a new redevelopment and urban regeneration project by Bukit Bintang City Centre (BBCC), which features modern office suites, residential suites, hotels, as well as retail and entertainment hubs.  The project also sits on the historic site of the former Pudu Prison, making it a piece of the coveted golden triangle area of KL. Plus, it'll be connected to the city's extensive public transportation network, including the upgraded Hang Tuah monorail station.From local cuisine and handicrafts to special cultural performances, MGB spans two floors, and houses the best of Malaysian heritage under one expansive roof.

MGB is centred on community, which is why it offers affordable rental, on top of essential support to scale your business, especially if you're a small-scale artisan or trader

Mimpi Matamoon, a local business that specialises in handmade clutches and pouches, one of MGB's vendors.
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Despite its prime location, tenants at MGB won't have to fork out an exorbitant sum just to secure a retail lot here. This means that local brands and startups can look forward to growing and promoting their businesses, while keeping operating costs to a minimum.

A&A Naturals makes natural skincare products that are carefully formulated with organic and sustainable ingredients.
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So, if you own a small business, you'll also be able to connect and share your arts and crafts with both local and foreign tourists, thanks to MGB's artisan mall concept (and location). An ideal place to foster the appreciation for your handiwork and all things Malaysian? Yes, please! :D

Whether you specialise in clothing and apparel, arts and crafts, local snacks and F&B, or jewellery and accessories, you can grow your business with support when you set up shop at MGB

Another one of MGB's vendors, Raaquu, a ceramic art brand.
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The perks do not stop there! With MGB Global, local brands can also export their products to international markets — through its e-commerce platform, plus other online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, and Etsy

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Considering the current situation, businesses worldwide have largely pivoted online these past couple of years. This is why MGB also launched a global e-commerce platform to better serve tenants alongside its retail front. By partnering with MGB Global, local businesses can seize the opportunity to not only gain new sales channels, but also showcase Malaysian-made products to global consumers.

Even more good news? MGB is giving away three months' worth of free booth rental to three winners when it opens next year, woohoo!

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Complete your business plan with the following questions to participate:1. What is the background of your business? How did it start and why did you choose this business? 2. What is the speciality of your product?3. Why should you be chosen as a winner?That's it! Once you have your answers, email your business plan to [email protected] for your chance to win a spot at Malaysia Grand Bazaar. Deadline for submission is 12 November 2021. Good luck! :DYou can register your interest here or contact MGB via WhatsApp if you have any questions.

So, whatchu waiting for? If you've been dreaming to take your small business to greater heights, check out Malaysia Grand Bazaar today.
For more info, visit their Facebook page or website.

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Why Bamboo Toothbrushes Are Better Than Plastic Ones And Where You Can Get One

The average lifespan of a toothbrush is meant to be three months, so why are they built to last forever?

After all, millions of plastic toothbrushes fill up our landfills and oceans, killing our animals and releasing dangerous toxins into the air.

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So, what if I told you there’s a way to reduce plastic waste by replacing it with an eco-friendly toothbrush made out of... bamboo?

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I first discovered about bamboo toothbrushes when a friend posted about hers.Now I know what you’re probably thinking, because it was what I was thinking too.It’s probably expensive and hard-to-get. Anyway, they're so small so they don't contribute much to our landfills, right?

I was wrong. The average person uses around 300 toothbrushes in their lifetime. That is 4.7 billion plastic toothbrushes dumped in landfills and oceans every year.

Those are big numbers considering that we're required to replace our toothbrushes every three months. When you do the math to the population of the world tossing toothbrushes out every few months, that number becomes a whole lot more destructive.

Animals are mistaking plastic for food like this plastic-filled stomach of a dead albatross.
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Most of our plastic toothbrushes degrade in warm seawater in as little time as one year. The toxins from the plastic then enters into the bellies of our animals, like endangered sea turtles.

I don’t think of myself as one of those extreme ‘hippie’ environmentally-conscious people, although I do try to carry around my own recyclable bag and when possible, I try to avoid plastic straws.I'd feel guilty for throwing out my old toothbrushes so, I'd reuse them to scrub tiny cracks and crevices in the bathroom. But, I never thought that there’d be an alternative solution.

Bamboo is one of the fastest growing trees and are able to degrade in the environment naturally

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They also release 35% more oxygen into the air than an equivalent stand of trees. In other words, they are a whole lot less damaging to our earth.

I'm glad to find that we can buy bamboo toothbrushes for relatively the same price as the normal plastic ones

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Sellers are offering them on Lazada for around RM10-12, while the average plastic toothbrush price is roughly RM6-10 in stores currently.So, if you wanna get your own bamboo toothbrush (like me!), you can check them out here.

Together, let's try to keep our planet as plastic-free as possible :)

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News Portals May Have To Register With The Government Under New Cyber Law Amendments

Putrajaya needs to step in to protect Malaysia from being destroyed by lies on social media, says Minister

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Putrajaya must create laws to curb the spread of lies on social media because Malaysians have no self-discipline when it comes to sharing false news, Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan said. The Barisan Nasional (BN) communications director said he was bemused by the fact that many Malaysians continued to spread stories that were clearly not true.

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Abdul Rahman, who is also the housing, local government and urban wellbeing minister, argued that regulating the Internet is necessary to preserve harmony as social media in Malaysia have fast become a platform used by the irresponsible few to disseminate false information.“If we cannot have self-discipline, then the government has to step in,” the Umno leader said in his opening speech of BN Youth Malaysia Ride Day, a cycling programme meant to educate voters about the so-called hazard of social media under the hashtag #tolakfitnahsosialmedia (reject lies on social media).

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"That one I don't understand. I am trying to understand the psyche of Malaysians. Why is it that you know the story is so outlandish, so you know that it's not right, but still you want to forward it to your Whatsapp groups and whatnot.""That's the nature of us. So if we cannot have self-discipline, then the government has to step in," he said at the pre-launch of the Malaysia Day Ride 2015 programme at the Putra World Trade Centre.Rahman denied that introducing laws to regulate the Internet was political, saying that the spread of lies and slander threatened the nation's security, stability and the economy. He said it was the government's responsibility to step in and protect Malaysia from being destroyed by lies on social media.

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“We cannot say Malaysia is ruled by an iron fist or we are against freedom of information… we have spent billions of ringgit to roll out broadband and fast internet. If we are afraid, would we have done so?” he asked.Abdul Rahman said even in rural areas like his constituency, Kota Belud in Sabah, voters are able to access online news portals deemed critical of the government, which proves that there is media freedom.“In Kota Belud, they can still read Free Malaysia Today, Malaysiakini and The Malaysian Insider faster than Utusan. This is right in the heart of an Umno family so no one can accuse this country of not having media freedom. Such allegation is baseless,” he said.

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"But we have to draw the line. This is not about Umno, this is not about politics. It is about the stability of the economy, the nation's security, the functioning of the country," he said.He said it was dangerous for any government if classified information from Cabinet meetings or ongoing investigations were leaked to the public.

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The BN Communications Director also cited the Low Yat Plaza racial brawl as another reason to regulate the Internet

Abdul Rahman Dahlan (in suit) at the pre-launch of pre-launch of the Malaysia Day Ride 2015 event in Kuala Lumpur today.
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“What we are worried about is stability, economic stability. Look at Low Yat… we cannot let this happen. If it comes to a stage where it is detrimental to stability, we must act”.Abdul Rahman also said instability could give fodder to the opposition, and that containing the problem was key to BN's political survival.“When they say they too care about peace and so on, I will have to take it with a pinch of salt. If there is instability, this will be their bullet against us,” he said.

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The new Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Seri Salleh Said Keruak recently said that news portals may have to be registered under proposed amendments to current cyber laws. He told The Star in an interview that the proposed amendments may be tabled at the next Parliament sitting in October.

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The amendments could also include registration requirements for independent online news portals, a move critics say was aimed at stifling media freedom.Calls for stricter Internet controls grew louder among leaders of the ruling coalition after the government took heavy criticism over its handling of the 1MDB fiasco. With the country's economy is on the verge of decline, many, including Abdul Rahman today, have attributed the problem to lies about the scandal spreading through social media.

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Newly-appointed Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Seri Dr Salleh Said Keruak revealed that Putrajaya has plans to propose amendments to existing cyber laws, which is expected to be tabled at the next Parliament sitting in October

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The Government had announced earlier that it was looking to introduce amendments to the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 and the Communications and Multimedia Commission Act 1998.Dr Sallehsaid the ministry was looking at several models, including one adopted by Singapore.

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Under the Singapore model, news portals with more than 50,000 unique visitors a month must obtain an annual licence from the Media Development Authority (MDA). They must deposit a SG$50,000 (RM140,431) bond with the MDA, which can be forfeited if they do not comply with rules set by the government. At present, online news portals operate relatively free as it does not require a publishing licence from the Home Ministry unlike the traditional media, and is therefore not subjected to the Printing Presses and Publications Act 1984.

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Working alongside the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), Dr. Salleh said that online news portals may soon have to register with the government as well as some provisions to tackle issues such as pornography, online gambling, and threats from the Islamic State (IS)

“I’ve been meeting Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) officials to study the proposals," he said. “We are also looking at the structural aspects of MCMC and at amendments to tackle issues such as pornography, online gambling and Islamic State (IS) threats, among others."

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The amendments, which are being done "in the national interest", will include giving MCMC will also be given the power to shut down power to block sites which pose threats to "national security and stability"

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“This is being done in the national interest,” he was quoted as saying. The Star reported Salleh as saying that changes would include giving MCMC more bite, including blocking sites deemed as threats to "national security and stability".

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“What we want to do is to improve whatever amendments in the next Parliament meeting to strengthen our social media but at the same time, be able to control the situation,” he said.

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Dr. Salleh denied that the proposed amendments are due to public backlash over the controversial 1MDB issue, saying that the amendments have been long overdue and that many countries have already amended their laws to match current social media environments

“We want comprehensive amendments. The laws were introduced in 1998, and since then, there has been a lot of developments. We must take into account these developments. Many countries also amend their cyber laws to ensure that social media does not cause problems,” he said.

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But don't worry, the Government has no plans to restrict our usage of social media. However, they will be looking into it should there be any legit complaints about social media postings.

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"We cannot be monitoring every social media user. If there is a complaint and there is basis to it, we will look into it," Dr. Salleh said.

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Just last week, PM Najib Razak called for stricter enforcements and updates to existing cyber laws to curb slander and falsehood:

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Girl Scores In Exams While Working As A Maid In 5 Houses And Nursing Brother With Cancer

Meet Shalini. Aged 17, she works as a domestic help in five houses in the Indian city of Bangalore, cleaning bathrooms, scrubbing utensils, and cooking while juggling between her studies and nursing her younger brother who is diagnosed with blood cancer.

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What's more is that, during her time off, she tends to her sick father, who has been bed-ridden since she was seven years old, after he fell off a building. According to The Huff Post, while he has regained some movement now, he is still restricted to staying at home.

For years, her mother worked as a domestic help in several houses so she could provide for Shalini and her younger brother. But early this year, her brother was diagnosed with third stage blood cancer, dealing a serious blow to the already-strained family circumstances.The responsibility came on young Shalini's shoulders to help her mother cope with the new setback. While the two divided time between Shalini's brother at hospital and her father at home — Shalini always with a book in her hands — she also had to take over all of her mother's part-time jobs."If I had not put in so much time in the hospital, I might have scored better," she told the Mirror. "But my brother is more important to me than marks."

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Earlier this week, she scored 84.8 percent in the science stream in the second PUC (pre-university course) exams and dreams of bigger academic goals. Shalini is now preparing for the CET (Common Entrance Test), a competitive exam for admissions in medical, dental and engineering courses in professional colleges in India.

Her journey has been fraught with struggles early on. Shalini had studied in Tamil medium from class one to seven, when she was shifted to Kannada medium till tenth standard. She then shifted to English medium for her PU studies at SGPTA-Deeksha College. If coping with frequent changes in the medium was not daunting enough, there were bigger challenges on the home front too.

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Explaining her impossible schedule, Shalini said:

"I wake up around 4.30 am. After finishing my household chores, I rush to five houses close by where my job is to sprinkle water and draw Rangoli (auspicious floor patterns)."She's done by 6 am after which she rushes to an office where she mops the floors and cleans the bathrooms. "The work ends by 7.30 am and then I head to another house to wash clothes. I am relatively free by 9 am and go home to prepare for CET. My study, coupled with my household chores, ends by 12.30 pm when it's time to step out again for two more jobs. I come back by 4.30 pm and have time till 6 pm to study."After quickly squeezing in some studies, she is out for more work, returning only at night and once again poring into her books till midnight.

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The remarkable teenager, who is nothing short of a fighter, said she is happy to support her family, and doesn't mind the hard work.

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The teenager credits her college officials with encouraging her to study. "She is a hardworking girl, friendly with everyone and attentive in nature. Despite her family's condition, she always has a smile on her face," Prathap Naidu, SGPTA PU College principal, Thyagarajnagar, said.Shalini has no qualms about the hard work, saying she is happy to support her family.Speaking to Mirror, Komala, a homemaker in Rajaji Nagar said, "Shalini has replaced her mum. We are also supporting and encouraging her in her endeavour."

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The family stays in a small house shared with Shalini's mother Vijaya's brother and his wife. Vijaya only studied till Class 5 and her husband is illiterate. But she was perhaps her daughter's biggest inspiration.Many say the real test of life is usually outside the examination hall. If that is the case, young Shalini is already a winner.

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Daftar Haji Pada Usia Setahun, 4 Beradik Ini Akan Menunaikan Haji Serentak. Alhamdulillah!

Menunaikan haji adalah rukun Islam kelima dan ianya dikerjakan hanya di sekitar tanah suci Mekah serta masanya hanya dari 9 hingga 13 Zulhijah

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Haji menurut syarak adalah mengunjungi Baitullah (Rumah Allah) di Mekah untuk beribadat ‘manasik’ (tawaf, saie, bergunting) dan wukuf pada waktu serta syarat-syarat tertentu dalam bulan Zulhijah.Firman Allah SWT: “Dan Allah mewajibkan ke atas manusia mengerjakan ibadat haji dengan mengunjungi Baitullah iaitu sesiapa yang mampu dan berkuasa untuk sampai ke sana. Dan sesiapa yang kufur (ingkar kewajipan haji itu), maka sesungguhnya Allah Maha Kaya (tidak berhajatkan sesuatu pun) dari sekalian makhluk.” (Surah Al-Imran, ayat 97).

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Ibadat haji hanya diwajibkan kepada Muslim yang berkemampuan dari segi kewangan, kesihatan fizikal dan juga mental. Allah SWT membuka ruang dan memudahkan semua hambaNya menziarahi, mendekatkan diri dan bermunajat kepadaNya serta memohon limpah rahmatNya dan hidayahNya.

Menunaikan ibadah haji dan menjejakkan kaki ke tanah suci Mekah adalah impian setiap umat Islam

Seperti juga empat beradik ini yang bertuah bukan sahaja dapat menunaikan haji secara serentak pada tahun ini bahkan pada usia yang masih muda.

Adik-beradik itu yang terdiri daripada Muhammad Hasif, 26, Imran Harith, 25, Nur Hanisah, 23, dan Ahmad Hazim, 19, sebenarnya sudah mendaftar tabung haji semenjak masing-masing berusia setahun lagi.

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Menurut bapa mereka, Dr Noor Hassan Yahaya, 53, dia dan isteri, sebenarnya sudah membuat persedian awal membuka akaun simpanan Tabung Haji masing-masing sebagai persediaan menunaikan haji.

“Sejak mereka berusia setahun, saya dan isteri Norlida Hassanal Bashry, 54, sudah membuka akaun simpanan TH masing-masing sebagai persediaan awal ke Tanah Suci.“Duit raya yang mereka dapat sejak zaman kanak-kanak akan kami simpan dalam TH selain duit yang saya simpan untuk mereka,” katanya seperti yang dilapor Harian Metro.

Ini merupakan kali pertama keempat beradik itu menunaikan haji manakala Dr Noor Hassan dan isterinya telah pun menjejakkan kaki ke Tanah Suci pada tahun 2009

Abang sulung iaitu Muhammad Hasif berkata, dia akan menjaga adik beradik seperti diamanahkan mak dan ayah.

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“Apa yang berlaku adalah tanggungjawab saya sebagai abang sulung. Insya-Allah, saya tidak akan mensia-siakan amanah diberikan," katanya.Adik-beradik itu telah pun membuat persediaan awal termasuk mengikuti kursus haji sejak beberapa bulan lalu termasuk Kursus Perdana Haji di Johor Bahru.“Alhamdulillah, semoga urusan kami dipermudahkan untuk menjalani ibadah dan membantu jemaah lain terutama warga emas yang uzur,” ujarnya Muhammad Hasif.

Alhamdulillah. Semoga perkongsian ini memberi manfaat buat semua!
Didoakan juga semoga semua tetamu Allah yang menunaikan haji tahun ini, dipermudahkan segala urusan ibadah di Tanah Suci Mekah dan mendapat haji yang mabrur serta selamat pergi dan selamat kembali ke tanah air.

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Sivaganga Cluster In Kedah Leads To COVID-19 Infection Of 2 Primary School Students

Out of the 14 new cases that the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced yesterday, 2 August, 11 were identified from the  Sivaganga cluster in Kedah

The cluster arose from a person under surveillance (PUS) who violated home quarantine upon his return from India to visit his nasi kandar restaurant at Pekan Napoh, Jitra.The permanent resident and restaurant owner tested positive on his second COVID-19 test which led to contact tracing and active case detection of all who visited the restaurant between 13 July and 24 July.

People queuing outside a government clinic in Napoh in Jitra, Kedah.
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The individual has become the index case to 19 other coronavirus infections, which include two primary school students

The authorities found seven of the man's close contacts positive for COVID-19, including four foreign workers from his restaurant, two Malaysian men, and also the restaurant owner's own child.The recent 11 new cases in Kedah are all further close contacts of these two Malaysian men linked to the restaurant. This second generation of infections involves patients as young as two years old, two primary school students, and other individuals aged 27 to 60.

Terdapat 11 kes baharu dikesan dari Kluster PUI Sivagangga hari ini.3 kes daripada jangkitan kes 8976. Manakala baki 8 kes adalah jangkitan kes 8975. pic.twitter.com/Xd0eVdDsdG— KKMPutrajaya (@KKMPutrajaya) August 2, 2020

Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah announced that all new patients have been admitted to Sultanah Bahiyah Hospital in Alor Setar for treatment

According to New Straits Times, he said active case detection was still being carried out by the district health office to identify more close contacts.Cleaning and disinfection activities have also been conducted at the restaurant and the schools of the two students."As of noon [on Sunday], 313 individuals linked to the cluster have been screened with 20 confirmed positive, 280 negative, and 13 pending results," said the Health D-G.

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Five schools in Kedah linked to the cluster have also been ordered to close with immediate effect to contain the spread of infection

Bernama reported that the Kedah state government ordered schools in Kubang Pasu and Padang Terap districts to close until 29 August.The schools are namely Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK) Hosba, SMK Megat Dewa, Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Hosba and SK Megat Dewa in Kubang Pasu, as well as SK Kubang Palas in Padang Terap."All these schools will be closed for 28 days, which includes the 14-day quarantine and 14-day surveillance period," said the state government in a statement.It was also decided that a Targeted Enhancement Movement Control Order (TEMCO) would be implemented in Mukim Ah, Mukim Hosba, and Mukim Binjal in Kubang Pasu, as well as Kampung Ulu Padang Sanai in Padang Terap."This involves controlling the public's movement over a 1km radius from the affected nasi kandar restaurant."

A view of SMK Hosba, one of the schools ordered to close in Kedah.
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Meanwhile, Malaysia now has 8,999 confirmed COVID-19 cases, of which 210 are active

The other three out of the 14 new cases include an imported case involving a non-citizen from the Philippines who was infected abroad and two more locally-transmitted cases from Labuan, Sabah who were detected at the international sea entry.The MOH also recorded no new deaths and 17 recoveries, bringing the country's recovery rate to 96%.

Terkini #covid19malaysia, 2 OgosKes sembuh= 17Jumlah kes sembuh= 8,664Kes positif= 14(kes import=1, kes tempatan=13)Jumlah positif= 8,999Kes kematian=0Jumlah kes kematian= 125Kes dirawat di ICU= 2Bantuan Alat Pernafasan= 1 pic.twitter.com/IJ2Mpvo9zq— KKMPutrajaya (@KKMPutrajaya) August 2, 2020

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[VIDEO] Remaja Gigih Basuh Motor Dalam Sungai, Sekali Terduduk Enjin Tak Boleh Start

Sebut saja pasal motor, kebanyakan orang lelaki mesti rasa sayang betul dengan kenderaan kesayangan mereka itu

Pantang nampak motor berhabuk sikit, mesti nak basuh bersih-bersih sampai kilat sebab takut motor kotor.Tidak terkecuali juga dengan seorang remaja lelaki ini apabila videonya sedang membasuh motor kesayangan tular di aplikasi TikTok baru-baru ini.Sayang motor itu dah betul, tetapi videonya mengundang tawa warganet kerana caranya membasuh motor itu tidak pernah terfikir dek akal.Lihat video perkongsian daripada rakannya di bawah:

  @niesaregae nak basuh moto , last2 moto tak hidup dah   Oh No - Kreepa

Selamba basuh motor dalam sungai yang dalam sehingga paras lutut, akhirnya terduduk sebab enjin tak boleh start

Menerusi video berdurasi 20 saat itu, kelihatan remaja lelaki tersebut sedang bersungguh-sungguh membasuh motor kesayangannya dalam sungai. Namun, aksi remaja lelaki itu mengejutkan warganet kerana tidak pernah dibuat orang basuh motor dalam sungai, sampai hampir tenggelam seluruh badan motor itu.Di akhir video, ternyata usaha remaja lelaki itu sia-sia sebab enjin motornya tidak boleh start sebaik saja dia bawa naik ke darat. Malah, dia terpaksa buka satu persatu bahagian motor itu yang telah dimasuki air.

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"Bukan saja motor masuk air, malah kepala pun masuk air" - Warganet

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini mendapat 126,200 tontonan di TikTok, rata-rata warganet terhibur dan dalam masa yang sama kesian tidak tahu macam mana remaja lelaki itu boleh terfikir nak basuh motor dalam sungai.Mereka berpendapat mungkin dia orang bandar yang teruja baru masuk kampung sehingga yakin untuk basuh motor dalam sungai.Antara komen menarik daripada warganet:

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Kesian juga sebenarnya tapi itu lah. Confident betul dia basuh motor tu ya :)

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Watching These Amazing Animal Rescues Will Make You Want To Hug Something Furry

Here's the truth: You don't need to be a #1 expert to rescue animals in need. Sometimes, all you need is love =)

For some inspiration on how you can help to protect our wildlife, check out the conservation initiatives by WWF-Malaysia. They're currently looking for kind souls to symbolically "adopt" an elephant; are you up for it?

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We'll share more details on that later, but first: Are you ready for some of the most adorable and amazing rescues by everyday heroes?

1. If you think there's nothing empowering about crossing the road, think again...

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2. A walk in the snow turns into a full-fledged rescue when 3 men spotted antlers peeking out from below

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3. You'd think the crane is used to lift the cute little elephant out of his mud bath... but the solution is actually much simpler!

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4. These dolphins would’ve died stranded on the beach if it weren’t for these beach-goers

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5. Gotta love that priceless moment when this injured giraffe got back on its feet

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6. Your heart may or may not do a little flip when you see this rescued turtle happily flipping away (Hint: it will)

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Inspired to do your part to help? You can be a hero too!

Our endangered Borneo elephants are losing their homes and families due to loss and fragmentation of forests. They urgently need your help!

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One way you can help is by adopting an elephant! While it doesn't mean that you get to cuddle and play with your very own elephant at home (as fun as that sounds), it's a crucial step to help save Borneo elephants. From just RM38 a month, you'll be directly contributing to WWF-Malaysia’s efforts with their partners to save Borneo elephants, including establishing wildlife corridors to connect fragmented habitats, conducting wildlife surveys and research as well as building capacities of protected area management.  As a bonus, you'll get a pack including a cute elephant plushie, an eco-friendly bag, and a certificate! Learn more about the endangered Borneo elephants and how you can help them with a symbolic adoption here.

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A cool new update to your wardrobe can help the elephants too! Get the unique T-shirts designed by Malaysian artist Christine Das here. All sales proceeds will be channelled to WWF-Malaysia's conservation efforts, including protecting the Borneo elephants.


Thrift, Make Kites, And Eat Good Food At 'RIUH Nau!' In Melaka This Weekend

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Good news, RIUH is setting its sail for Melaka as the next destination for their nationwide tour from 5 August until 7 August

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If there's anything almost everyone looks forward to every year, it's RIUH's weekend festival. After hosting an event at Sabah for their RIUH Bah! bazaar, RIUH is finally visiting Melaka and setting up shop at Dataran Pahlawan from 5 August until 7 August, with over 50 vendors and live acts like Insomniacks and Monoloque.

If it's your first time at RIUH, here's what to look forward to for the RIUH Nau! event this weekend:

1. Shop till you drop from these retailers that will have everything from cute trinkets to T-shirts with art made by local artists

Support local brands like Beautyra, Rimbunkl, Kedai Suza, and others. There will also be handcraft stores like Maze Handcraft if you're scouring for statement items, or Naren Home for home decor.If you're looking to try a new hobby like archery, the Taming Sari Archery will also sell their collection at RIUH this weekend.

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2. Learn how to make kites, tie dye shirts, craft pottery and more with your family and friends

Spend the weekend with your loved ones while trying something new by learning how to make kites, craft woodwork, or make your very own batik shoes.Workshops will be held by local handcraft stores like Zen Ceramic, Genz Customs, Teja Arts and Crafts, and others.

Woodwork workshop by Sambal & Cheese
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Baba Nyonya beaded shoes by Old Town Clog Shoes
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Kite-making workshop by Chong Swee Ching
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3. Try out delicious, mouth-watering food and refreshing drinks while having fun at the festival

Satisfy your cravings with the variety of food and drink vendors available at the festival, like Cendol Kampung Hulu's refreshing and unique selection of cendol, and Deuk Smokehouse's lamb shank bowl.There will also be cookies, nachos, and dimsum to relish your hunger while you enjoy the festival. Cofeology and Kopi Kamper's artisanal coffee will certainly be the go-to for those who want to enjoy a fresh cup of coffee at the festival.

Lamb shank by Deuk Smokehouse
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Rice Box set by nasiseludope
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Kopi Kamper by Kopi Kamper
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4. Enjoy good music from local bands at the live performances throughout the festival

This is your chance to discover and enjoy the local music and performing arts scene with live acts like Monoloque and Insomniacks that will be making appearances this weekend.Marvel at the cultural dance performances by crews like Anak Seni Production and join an immersive theater called The Best Nyonya. There will also be gamelan and Chinese traditional music recitals there!

Monoloque
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Son Of A Policeman
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Angel x Rocksta
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Anak Seni Production
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Apart from the live acts, you can also join activities that are available for all, such as community drum circle by 1Drum and a surfskate demo from the Miller Division Malaysia. For art lovers, there will be an outdoor art exhibition by Melaka In Fact as well as an art jamming activity where you can make your own art.

Save the date and plan a road trip to Melaka with family and friends to join the festivities at RIUH

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Date and time5 August: 4pm - 12am6 August: 10am - 10pm7 August: 10am - 10pmVenueDataran Pahlawan, Melaka.Free admissions.For more updates and info, follow RIUH on Instagram.

Want to go for staycation? Check out these Airbnbs in Melaka that are close to Jonker:

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Time to ajak your travel buddies!

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Here are some places to get good food in Melaka while you're there:

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Absolutely craving chicken rice right now.

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Famous Thai Milk Tea ChaTraMue Just Opened Its Newest Outlet In Malaysia

Thai milk tea is great. Don't fight me on this.

If you're an avid tea drinker, you've probably tasted Thailand's famous 'cha yen' made from its largest tea franchise ChaTraMue. The packet looks like this:

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With several outlets all over Malaysia, the tea company ChaTraMue recently announced its newest franchise in Central i-City Mall, Shah Alam!

Unlike our favourite breakfast drink teh tarik, Thai milk tea usually looks more orange and has a distinct spiced taste to it that'll leave you craving more.

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They have several flavours including: Thai milk tea, Thai milk green tea, rose milk tea, and honey lime lychee rose tea. For those who prefer coffee over tea, they also sell Thai coffee, salted caramel coffee, and Thai mocca (coffee + tea), among other flavours.

Aside from its famous 'cha yen' drink, fans can also treat themselves to scoops of Thai tea-flavoured ice cream

Image via ChaTraMue

Meanwhile, here are where its other outlets are located in Malaysia:

			1. IOI City Mall, Putrajaya,2. MyTown Shopping Centre, KL,3. Viva Mall, KL,4. Central Market, KL,5. 1st Avenue, Penang,6. Aeon Dato Onn, JB,7. Bintang Mall, Miri,8. Suria Shopping Mall, KK, and9. Imago, KK.You can check out their Facebook page here.

Check out our SAYS Makan Guide for more yummy places to eat and Like our new SAYS Makan Facebook if you're a big foodie like us!

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If you're a bubble tea fan, here are more places in Klang Valley where you can get your fix:

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Yey, no need to go SS15.

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                Not Just Cakes: You Can Now Get Bubble Tea At Secret Recipe

The boba craze continues.

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Vegetables and 9 Other High Calorie Foods to Avoid Before Going To Bed

1. Pasta (Click to read full)

Pasta is one of the fattest foods you need to avoid before going to bed. It may sound like an easy fix if you are hungry, especially since there are many pasta recipes that take less than 30 minutes to prepare, but keep in mind that pasta is a very rich source of carbohydrates that will eventually turn into fat when you hit the bed. Keep in mind the classic pasta toppings full of cheese and oils as well as the high glycemic index of this meal, this is you should steer clear from this fatty food before bedtime!

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2. Pizza (Click to read full)

Who does not like a big, juicy, delicious pizza? However, this is far from being a light meal and your digestive system would have a hard time processing it during the day: try to imagine how difficult it would be for your digestive organs to do that during the evening, when they should rest. Pizza is very greasy and it has ingredients that contain high levels of acidity, thus increasing the risk for heartburn.

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3. Candy (Click to read full)

You are what you eat, but did you know that you also dream what you eat? Not necessarily literally, but it is a known fact that fatty foods and sugary products (especially candy) have an impact on your brain waves and they can trigger nightmares. If you want a peaceful and relaxing night, then avoid junk food and opt for substitutes like oatmeal, which are lighter and contain less calories.

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4. Red Meat (Click to read full)

Although you should not avoid red meat overall given the fact that this is a good and nutritious source of proteins and iron, a big juicy stake will prevent you from achieving that deep, relaxing and refreshing sleep we all need after a long and stressful day. For that deep-state sleep to occur, your body systems all need to be at peace: this is exactly what won’t happen if you eat red meat before bedtime.

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5. Chocolate (Click to read full)

Dark chocolate is very good for your brain and for your memory, but at the same time it is bad for your waistline: especially if you plan to eat it at night, when all the calories will be stored as fat given the fact that your body is at rest. A small piece of chocolate would serve as a great dessert, but the problem is that most people end up binging on chocolate rather than sticking to just one piece.

One of the reasons why you should avoid chocolate before bedtime (especially dark chocolate) is because it is very rich in caffeine and other stimulants that will put your heart at work and keep your mind focused, rather than allowing it to relax and simply disconnect.
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6. Vegetables (Click to read full)

Veggies are delicious, nutrient-filled diet foods, but they are certainly not a great choice if you plan to go to bed soon, and for a very simple reason: vegetables such as onions, broccoli or cabbage contain high amounts of insoluble fiber which will make you feel full for a longer period of time. This would be fine if you were on a diet during the day, but during the night the fiber moves very slowly in your digestive system, not to mention that they cause excessive flatulence as well.

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7. Alcohol Of Any Kind (Click to read full)

Alcohol is definitely a sleep killer, given the fact that it can cause night sweats and cause you to wake up repeatedly during the night. Alcohol (especially wine) not only diminished the quality of the sleep, but it also reduces the nightly sleep time and it is very high in calories as well.

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8. Cheeseburgers (Click to read full)

Just like any other type of fatty, high-calorie foods, cheeseburgers should also be avoided before you go to bed because they stimulate the natural production of acid in the stomach and cause heartburn during the night, just like some of the other foods mentioned above.

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9. Chilly Sauce (Click to read full)

Chilly is certainly very healthy and beneficial when mixed with specific ingredients, but chilly sauce is a big no if you plan to go to bed soon. This is a high-calorie food that is filled with proteins and slow-burning carbohydrates.

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Kena Ganggu Lelaki Tidak Dikenali, Cara Dua Wanita Tangani Situasi Ini Curi Tumpuan Ramai

Follow kami di Telegram, Instagram dan TikTok SAYS Seismik, jadi antara yang terawal untuk dapatkan berita serta artikel-artikel menarik.

Di zaman sekarang, menjadi seorang wanita bukanlah mudah

Ini kerana golongan ini terpaksa berhati-hati dan mengambil langkah berjaga-jaga dengan lelaki gatal yang menganggu ketenteraman mereka. Begitupun, baru-baru ini tular dalam sebuah video yang menunjukkan cara dua wanita menangani lelaki yang tidak dikenali telah meraih tumpuan ramai. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @s0ftiexrin ladies out there, please be careful. mohon teliti dengan apa yang jadi disekeliling. banyak manusia yang tua atau muda kadang takde otak approach stranger, tambahan lagi paksa kita ikut kehendak dia. kita di dunia yang tak lepas dari perkara ni. jangan provoke, handle it softly supaya orang macamni tak guna kekerasan. save yourself first ! so many predators out there wearing a kind innocent mask. please don’t get fooled. #spreadawareness #stranger #malaysia #foryoupage  original sound  - sakura

Tiba-tiba tegur sambil duduk bersebelahan dan minta nak tangkap gambar

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @s0ftiexrin di TikTok, kelihatan dua orang wanita berkongsi pengalaman mereka diganggu oleh seorang lelaki yang tidak dikenali ketika sedang lepak di sebuah taman. Dalam video itu, mereka sedang merakam lelaki tersebut yang dilihat menyapa mereka dengan menanyakan pelbagai soalan privasi berkaitan mereka. Difahamkan, lelaki berkenaan telah memerhati dia dan kawan baiknya sebanyak dua kali ketika ingin menghantar basikal. Tambahnya, lelaki itu juga dikatakan menyuruh mereka memanggilnya abang kerana dia masih belum berkahwin serta bertanya tempat tinggal mereka. Di akhir video berkenaan, lelaki itu dilihat bangun dan mengajak mereka untuk bergambar banyak kali namun ditolak oleh dua orang wanita tersebut. Hal itu menyebabkan lelaki berkenaan pergi begitu saja.

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"Betul cara ni, kadang-kadang kalau terlalu berkeras atau sombong lain jadinya. Faham-faham lah, tolak elok-elok selagi boleh, ada peluang terus cabut" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video berkenaan, kini ia mencecah sehingga 1.2M views, 79.9K likes dan 1,884 comments di TikTok.Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut boleh relate dengan kejadian tersebut dan juga takut dengan tindakan lelaki itu. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Bahayanya sekarang, duduk lepak pun kena ganggu ish ish!

Like Facebook, follow Twitter dan Instagram SAYS Seismik serta temui segala cerita 'mesti kongsi' sekarang!

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Man's Luck Runs Out As He Smashes Into Glass Door After Stealing Diamond Rings For GF

A man stole two diamond rings as a sign of true love for his girlfriend at a shopping mall in Thailand

According to The Thaiger, the incident took place at around 8pm at a shopping mall in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand on 7 August.22-year-old Sittikorn had walked into a jewellery shop asking to look at some diamond rings as he wanted to propose to his girlfriend.

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When the salesperson handed him the rings, he pretended to observe them on his fingers before making a run for the exit

According to Thai Residents, Wang Nam Kiew district police officer Nirand Tawanpuwanat was patrolling nearby the jewellery shop during the incident.When he heard screams that a theft just took place, Sittikorn ran past the officer during which he began to chase after the suspect.

As the suspect was running, he bumped into the shopping mall's glass door, causing it to shatter

The incident left the suspect stunned, following which he was grabbed by taxi drivers who at the shopping mall's entrance.Nirand arrested him and seized the two diamond rings worth THB84,000 (RM11,444).

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The suspect revealed to the police that he stole the rings for his girlfriend

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He told the police that his decision to steal the rings was spontaneous.According to The Thaiger, the suspect had travelled to Nakhon Ratchasima to find work and to live with his girlfriend.He wanted to surprise his girlfriend with a diamond ring but realised that he couldn't afford it as he did not have money.


Here's What The New 6-Month Moratorium Means

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The new six-month moratorium began yesterday, as part of the government's Economic Recovery and People's Protection Package (Pemulih) programme

Beginning yesterday, 7 July, individual and enterprise borrowers (including small and medium businesses) who have been affected by the pandemic may start applying for a six-month bank loan moratorium, announced Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM).A moratorium, which means a legal authorisation to debtors to postpone payment, was announced earlier by the government as part of Pemulih, a sweeping economic recovery package in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.This moratorium, however, is different from the previous one announced last year, which had only been reserved for the B40 community. The current moratorium is extended to all who apply, and will not affect a borrowers' Central Credit Reference Information System (CCRIS) credit score.

What does it do?

With this announcement, individual banks are now compelled to start deferring payments from their customers who seek to take up this facility.The moratorium is expected to bring relief of up to RM80 billion to individual and business borrowers, said Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz in a statement.In addition to the deferment, banks are also instructed to offer a reduction in instalments and other packages, as well as offering to reschedule and/or restructure financing to suit the financial circumstances of the borrowers.

Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz.
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How can I apply?

According to the BNM directive, borrowers can opt in online through a web form or an auto-generated email that will be available on the individual banks' websites. This is for borrowers to provide banks with their personal and financing details, which is the only documentation required to apply. BNM also assures that all applications will be approved automatically.Alternatively, borrowers may also phone their banks for assistance, whereby a customer service officer will provide guidance. If online channels are out of reach, people may also visit their bank branches to submit their moratorium request physically (subject to branch operating hours and movement restrictions).

What's the catch?

Although the loan repayments are deferred, interest on the the payments owed will still be accrued, resulting in higher total loan amount repayable.In layman's terms, this means that the total cost of borrowing will still go up, as compared to not opting in for the moratorium.Relatedly, if you opt for loan restructuring, the loan tenure will be extended for a longer period if you seek to maintain the lower instalments after the moratorium period ends.Banks are required by BNM to provide transparent information on how the instalment amounts and financing tenure will be affected, and are also prohibited from charging compounding interest (interest on interest) and any penalties associated.Also, the repayment assistance is only available for financing approved before 1 July, and borrowers seeking to apply must not have missed loan payments for more than 90 days or be subject to bankruptcy or winding-up proceedings at the time the request is submitted.

Banks are required by BNM (pic) to provide transparent information on the moratorium to borrowers.
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The consensus on whether the moratorium is a good thing is mixed

According to Professor Russayani Ismail, the dean of Universiti Utara Malaysia's School of Economics, Finance, and Banking, the moratorium is a welcome relief."[The] automatic loan moratorium will definitely be a big help, especially for the M40 income group that is usually left out from receiving aid, unlike the B40 group," she shared with Bernama, adding, "As the moratorium is no longer a targeted one, and anyone can apply for it, the six months moratorium will be of great significance, especially for micro and small entrepreneurs that have more financial commitments."However, Vincent Kwo Shih Kang, the president of the Malaysian Financial Planning Council, isn't as optimistic.In a piece in the theSundaily, he said that it is best for borrowers to not apply for the moratorium unless they are adversely affected financially by the ongoing pandemic."Unless you have lost your job or your salary has been reduced, or your business is struggling to survive, it is best to continue your loan repayments under existing terms," he was quoted as saying.

Did you know the government keeps over RM8.75 billion worth of unclaimed money? Here's how to check if you are entitled to any:

                Here's How You Can Check Whether You Have Any Forgotten Money Being Kept By The Govt

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M'sian Warns Others After Allegedly Receiving Used Fake Converse Instead Of Nike Sneakers

Malaysia's largest sneaker convention, SneakerLAH, recently dropped a public service announcement (PSA) regarding several alleged cases of parcels being tampered with

In their Instagram post yesterday, 2 June, they explained that the first case involved a customer who had made a purchase on Nike Malaysia but had allegedly received a pair of used counterfeit Converse shoes instead.

The customer, known as Tan, wrote that as the driver handed the parcel to him, he "suspiciously" asked, "Apa dalam kotak tu?"

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Tan went on to say that he suspects that the warehouse had stolen his shoes

He explained that he initially recorded the video of him receiving it to show the dent on the box. However, he only then realised that the box was also "double taped", making it appear that someone had stolen the shoes inside and taped it back.In an attempt to locate his missing parcel, the customer then visited that specific Ninja Van warehouse but could not find it. On top of that, when he brought up the issue to the courier company, he claimed that they only responded two weeks later and it was notably underwhelming, as the reply was, "[Based] on proof of delivery also there's no dent or damage on the box and the packaging seems intact" [sic].In a comment to SAYS, Tan mentioned that he had to email, call, and conduct a live chat with them before they finally decided to do something. And they only acted on it after he posted about the issue on social media.

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In an update today, 3 July, Tan told SAYS that he has received a refund from Ninja Van this morning and that the incident is under investigation.

SneakerLAH also shared another case of a customer paying for the delivery of his items using DHL Express but he reportedly received an empty box

Image via @sneakerlah (Instagram)

According to the video and post, the courier agent could not provide a valid explanation for the empty package and had advised the customer to make an inquiry via their toll-free line.

Both courier services have since responded and apologised for the incidents, adding that they are taking the necessary steps with the affected customers

In a comment to SAYS, CEO of Ninja Van Malaysia Adzim Halim wrote that their team is in touch with the parcel recipient to resolve the issue. "We are also made aware that a handful of parcel recipients had similar experiences. Rest assured that our team will be looking into their cases as well.""The integrity of our shippers' parcels and their shoppers' experience are of utmost importance to us. We do not tolerate abhorrent behaviours, and we will mete out necessary disciplinary measures once our investigation concludes."DHL Express Malaysia also replied in the Instagram post, "We hear you. Thank you for raising this issue. We truly understand how disappointed you are and would like to sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused you. Our team is currently investigating this issue and will communicate directly with the person involved.""We would like to ensure you that, at DHL, we take the code of conduct seriously and we ensure that all employees adhere to them while fulfilling their daily tasks. We will pay extra attention to this and take all necessary steps to avoid such incidents from happening again in the future."

In February, there were reports of several customers receiving half-eaten Chinese New Year cookies:

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The package was bubble wrapped by the sender from Kuching.

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PDRM Investigating 'Karen' Who Refused To Wear A Mask At Multiple Malls

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A Caucasian woman, who first refused to wear a mask at a Dior boutique in Suria KLCC and later at Bangsar Shopping Centre (BSC), has been identified and will be called in for questioning soon

Dang Wangi district police chief ACP Noor Dellhan Yahaya said that Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) is investigating the incidents that were caught on videos by onlookers and later spread online."Yes, I can confirm that the woman in question has been identified," The Star quoted him as saying.According to Noor Dellhan, the police have opened investigations against the woman for breach of standard operating procedures (SOPs) under Section 21A of the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act and Rule 17 (1) of the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Regulations.

The woman is believed to be in her 50s

Astro Awani reported that the authorities have already taken statements from three witnesses."The next step will be completing the investigation papers as the final investigation process," Noor Dellhan said.If found guilty, the woman could be slapped with a fine of RM10,000 and six months in jail.

The Caucasian woman was first seen arguing with Dior boutique employees while refusing to wear a mask in a viral video

In the video which was uploaded on Twitter on 27 October, she can be heard saying that she was threatened by an employee at the door while she was trying to enter the Dior boutique."When I went to walk in, he put his hands on me and pushed me!" she said, adding that the employee "can't stop" her as they "don't own the shop" and moreover because Malaysia is "a free country".

Following which, she was reportedly seen maskless at BSC next

According to a report in Malay Mail, a Twitter user shared that it was the same woman."This time, she wanted to enter BSC but was denied entry because she wasn't wearing a mask and it seemed like she was arguing with the guard at about 10 am this morning. She then left the entrance after she was done recording him. I managed to film her trying to enter the entrance of BSC as I was sitting in a cafe Burrow KL, which was opposite the mall’s entrance," the Twitter user said.

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Earlier, it was reported that the Ministry of Health is looking for her:

                MOH Is Now Looking For The 'Karen' Who Refused To Wear A Mask At Dior Boutique

Khairy Jamaluddin took to Twitter to address the matter.

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Love Burgers? MyBurgerLab's All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Is Where Your Dreams Are Made Of

Contrary to popular belief, girls can indeed eat a lot. Just ask our writers Lee Yee and Samantha, who took on the challenge of stuffing as many burgers into their tummies as they can at the myBurgerLab Burger Addict Party 2.0!

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We're too shy to show our real faces, so we give you the next best thing - our Instagram handles. :p

Held last Sunday (13 December), this is the burger joint's 2nd time hosting an all-you-can-eat burger buffet, with burger fans having the opportunity to try out several different flavours in one sitting AND enjoy a freeflow of fries, brownies, and soft drinks!

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According to myBurgerLab's co-founder Teoh Wee Kiat, the idea for a burger buffet stemmed from the desire to try out something new for the burger joint. He also divulged that this might just become a monthly event, so do keep a look out for future announcements on myBurgerLab's Facebook page!

Don't worry about ending up with cold, soggy pre-made burgers and fries that come from conventional buffet lines. At myBurgerLab, your burgers will only be made once you've filled in the order sheet, so you can be sure that your food arrives nice and hot!

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How it works: Once you've filled in your order sheet, you are required to snap a photo of the order sheet and send it via WhatsApp. Orders are done in rounds, with a limit of 2 mini burgers or 1 full-sized burgers per person each round. You can immediately place your next round of order when your food is delivered.

Now, on to Round 1! To start off, we ordered a mix of 4 mini burgers - Hangover, Jammin' with Elvis (who knew peanut butter and jam goes so well with beef patties?!), A-Plus, and the ever potent Stinkbomb 2.0 - with a side of fries and Umami mashed potatoes.

Hangover (left) and Jammin' with Elvis (right).
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Stinkbomb 2.0 (left) and A Plus (right).
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Awesome Fries and Umami Mashed Potatoes.
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4 mini burgers and a ton of carbs look like a lot of food, but we polished them off anyway. In our defence, they were delicious burgers okay! At this point, we were 30% sure that we could get through Round 2, so that's what we did...

Curry Crunch (front) and Bait 'n' Switch (back).
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The Popeye.
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We totally finished them off you guys. Bow down before the power of our stomachs.

You know how cows have 4 stomachs in their digestive system? We believe that humans have one main stomach... and one more especially for dessert because being stuffed full with burgers didn't stop us from finishing the chocolate and green tea brownies!

Chocolate brownie topped with 3 scoops of vanilla ice cream.
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Usually served warm in a skillet, myBurgerLab's chocolate brownies are TO DIE FOR.

Green tea brownie topped with 3 scoops of vanilla ice cream.
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Interested in joining the next Burger Addict Party? Keep a look out for any future announcements at myBurgerLab's Facebook page!
Meanwhile, check out our other myBurgerLab stories (coz we love them so much okay):

                12 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About myBurgerLab

We caught up with co-founder Ren Yi and gained some bite-sized insights about this lovable burger biz.

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                myBurgerLab Has New Stuff On Their Menu And They're All Pretty Kick Ass

Went for the burgers but stayed for the brownies.

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Critical COVID-19 Patients Wait For ICU Beds As Sabah Hospitals Reach Full Capacity

The COVID-19 crisis in Sabah has become worrisome as hospitals reach full capacity and the critically ill have to wait for Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds

Sabah Local Government and Housing Minister Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun said in an online briefing on Thursday, 22 October, that hospital beds in the state are now almost fully occupied, or 99.5% full, reported Malay Mail.The situation has forced the state government and hospitals to conduct screenings and decide between who to admit into its medical facilities for treatment and who to self-isolate.

Frontliners at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kota Kinabalu transporting a COVID-19 positive cases in an isolation pod.
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As hospital beds are almost full, Masidi announced that patients who have tested positive for COVID-19, but have little to no symptoms, are now allowed to self-isolate at home

"If the symptoms are manageable, the patients will be advised to stay at home, and treatment will be done at home in order to save them from going to a quarantine or treatment centre," he explained.He said that priority for hospitalisation will be given to high-risk patients and those who are deemed to have a higher chance of infecting others unless warded.

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The minister added that hospitals in the state are doing their best.
However, it seems that resources are stretched to the brim.

The Borneo Post reported there should be a total of 5,651 beds in hospitals and COVID-19 quarantine and treatment centres across Sabah. However, if the beds are 99.5% full, that means there are only about 30 beds in the state left to accommodate patients.Malay Mail also reported that up to 100 patients have already been put on waiting lists to enter quarantine centres, especially in districts with a high number of infections.Meanwhile, a doctor on ground has told CodeBlue that ICUs are so full that critically ill patients have to be stabilised and wait in emergency departments for up to two days.

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As of 22 October, there are 6,585 active cases in the north Borneo state

Yesterday, Sabah, also the poorest state in the country, saw an increase of 578 COVID-19 cases, the fifth consecutive day of daily infections above 500.The rise in active cases has brought the cumulative total of cases in Sabah to 9,868.However, the actual situation in Sabah is not yet even fully known as Masidi said there is currently a backlog of some 6,653 test results that have yet to return."Once we clear the backlog, we will have a better idea of the actual number of COVID-19 cases in the state," he said.

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As of 17 October, MOH has deployed a total of 767 medical personnel over to Sabah to help fight the pandemic:

                [PHOTOS] Frontliners Face Exhaustion To Fight COVID-19 Resurgence In Malaysia

"Keep our frontliners in prayer so that they have the strength to face this third wave."

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483 medical personnel were dispatched to help Sabah's rising number of cases.

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Teo Says Year 6 And Form 5 Students Will Learn About Statutory Rape And Sexual Harassment

Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching has announced that Year Six and Form Five students will learn about statutory rape, child grooming, and sexual harassment as part of their school syllabus starting 2021

She made the announcement yesterday, 23 November, during an event organised by Scholastic Asia and the Women's Aid Organisation (WAO) at Scholastic Reading Lounge in Sunway Pyramid.According to New Straits Times, Teo said that this will be taught from the perspective of law, adding that this was to enable students to learn about relevant legal issues on the subject, including sexual consent.

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Teo said that the students needed to be taught that sexual activity involving girls below the age of 16 is a crime regardless of consent

"Many students who are entering either Year 6 or Form 5 begin to experience 'puppy love'," Teo was quoted as saying by New Straits Times."So it is important for them to learn about statutory rape and how consensual sex will even be considered as a crime when it involves girls under 16 years old," she said, adding that while the laws are there, the kids wouldn't know if they were not taught about them.

			We need to teach them, as we cannot presume that they know the law.
        Teo Nie Ching

The introduction of the syllabus is due to the increasing number of sexual crimes involving minors in the country, she said, adding that the syllabus would also empower the students to learn about their rights

The Deputy Education Minister said that the increasing number of rape crimes involving minors was among the factors behind the introduction of the syllabus so that youths can be more aware on matters such as sexual consent, harassment, and child grooming from the perspective of law.

			They will learn that they can't let people touch their bodies.

"At the same time, they will learn it is not okay to touch other people's bodies," she said.

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According to a 2017 police statistics, there were 1,163 rape victims below the age of 18 and 94 for those under the age of 12, reported New Straits Times.Earlier this month, The Star reported the Deputy Minister saying that the children are now easily susceptible to elements not appropriate for their age, adding that the percentage of young children involved in rape cases has increased to an all-time high."The most recent statistics from Bukit Aman demonstrated that of the 822 rape cases, 35% were under the age of 18," she was quoted as saying by The Star."What's more worrying is that this percentage has increased from 25% in 2016 to 34% in 2018."

The announcement has been welcomed by Parent Action Group for Education (PAGE), whose chairman Datin Nor Azimah Abdul Rahim said the move would educate students and address relevant issues

"Growing up as teenagers is challenging especially for girls who may be sensitive over their physical appearance. They may also be a target for sexual harassment or worse, domestic abuse," Azimah was quoted as saying, adding that the syllabus could best be slotted under sexual education."Such a sensitive subject must be broached with great care. If teachers are to teach this topic, they must be properly trained," New Straits Times reported her as saying.Meanwhile, the National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP) secretary-general Harry Tan Huat Hock said that the topic should be carried out in the form of discussions between the students.According to the NUTP secretary-general, this should not merely be taught by the teachers.

A few days ago, seven Form Five male students were detained after the alleged rape of a 14-year-old female student at a school in Sabah:

                7 Students Accused Of Rape Allowed Bail Because They Have To Sit For SPM Papers

They would be charged after the SPM examination was over.

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This Durian Park In KL Has Musang King Ice Cream Bars, Tasting Platters And More!

If you're a hardcore durian fan, this King of Fruits-inspired park in KL definitely needs to be on your makan list!

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Located in the heart of KL at Jalan Imbi, DurianBB Park serves up fun and unique ways to enjoy your favourite fruit

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Here are some really cool ways to enjoy durian here:

1. As a tasting platter

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For RM49, you can sample this platter comprising of five different types of durian: Musang King, D13, D101, D24 XO, and selected kampung durian.

2. As frozen pops

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True durian lovers will appreciate these frozen popsicles, made with pure Musang King flesh!

3. With roti canai

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Crispy roti canai spread with durian purée and topped with a dollop of Musang King? Yes please!

4. In the form of egg rolls

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Level-up your snacking with these Musang King Egg Rolls!

5. In the form of candy bars

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With their gooey texture combined with a rich durian flavour, these Freeze-Dried Musang King Bars are definitely a must-try!

6. The old-fashioned way: with rice!

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Yup, you can enjoy this classic combo here at DurianBB Park too!

The best part? You can enjoy all the durian goodies from the comfort of the air-conditioned dining spaces provided here!

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Ready for an epic durian feast? Get more information on DurianBB Park here:

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Address: DurianBB Park, No. 15, Jalan Kamuning, Off Jalan Imbi, Kuala LumpurOpening hours: 12pm - 11pm (daily)Contact: +6012 678 5445More info on: Facebook | Instagram


[VIRAL] Watch This Indian Actress Teach A Journo A Thing Or Two About Women's Rights

Mallika Sherawat is an Indian actress, who somehow always ends up making news, no matter what she does.

Mallika!
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Mallika made a lot of Indians very angry when she spoke vocally about the perils women face in India. Infanticide, forced marriages, gang rapes, honour killings and child brides are just a few of them.

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In an old video, which has gone viral since 28 November, she addressed a press conference where a local female journalist called her out on once saying that "India being a regressive country"

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In retaliation to the journo's remark, Mallika replied :"I think you need to do your homework well."

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That was just the beginning, after that Mallika tore into the journalist, saying: "I said Indian society is regressive for women, see the interview again."

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When the journalist shot back asking, "Why do you think Indian society is regressive for women?" Mallika let loose and quoted facts and figures while replying to the journalist

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She said: "Today I read in the newspaper, according to UNFPA, 40 per cent of Indian women are married below the age of 18, I think it is a very very regressive state for women. And I stand by it."

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When the journalist fought back saying that by focusing on the state of women, Sherawat was giving India a bad name, Mallika said, "So, as a woman, I should lie about the state of women that's in our country?"

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"I didn't lie. I won't lie. I said the truth."

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Watch This Australian Woman Brave A Bush Fire And Use Her Shirt To Rescue An Injured Koala

Australia is currently facing a bush fire crisis brought on by the severe drought and rising temperatures afflicting the country

According to BBC News, the soaring temperatures in South Australia has prompted "catastrophic" alerts - the highest danger rating - on Wednesday, 19 November.Parts of Victoria have issued the equivalent 'code red' on Thursday, 20 November, while the threat in Tasmania is also said to be increasing.Since last month, six people have died in the massive bush fires.The blazes have also destroyed more than 500 houses across the country and prompted debates on the impacts of drought and climate change.

New South Wales Rural Fire Service fights a fire as it burns close to a property northwest of Sydney on 19 November.
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However, amidst the soaring fires, has emerged a hero who took the time and trouble to save an animal in dire need of rescue

In a viral Facebook video posted by KXAN News on Tuesday, 19 November, an injured koala can be seen crossing a road, attempting to escape the surrounding bushfires.

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The koala appears to be alone, clinging helplessly to a tree trunk until a kind woman comes to its rescue.She is seen picking the koala off the tree with the shirt she was wearing and dashing out of the bush with the marsupial wrapped in her clothing.

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The traumatised koala was crying aloud when the woman gave it a drink and doused it in water to cool its burnt body

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She then wrapped the injured animal up in a blanket and was seen leaving in a car to bring it to the nearby koala hospital.

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The male koala - now named Lewis - was in critical condition when he arrived at Port Macquarie Koala Hospital

The hospital told Nine News yesterday, 20 November, that Lewis' health hangs in a balance."His feet are completely burnt and he has burns to his chest and stomach," explained the spokesperson."He has been bandaged and given antibiotics but will take a lot of looking after, if he pulls through."

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The woman who saved Lewis, now identified as Toni Doherty, has visited him at the hospital.Doherty told Nine News that the 14-year-old koala was doing well considering the trauma he suffered."It's a long road to recovery. He was eating leaves yesterday," she said."He has gone to a carer's home away from the koala hospital, where he will receive continuous care."

Lewis is around 14 years old ... he’s well enough to have a munch on some eucalyptus leaves this morning. Is still suffering some serious burns after being rescued from a bushfire yesterday.  @9NewsSyd pic.twitter.com/OFzX9PqfeW— Lizzie Pearl (@lizziepearl) November 19, 2019

If Lewis survives, he will be one of the lucky ones.
More than 300 koalas are feared to have been killed this year by the raging bush fires.

The Port Macquarie Koala Hospital even started a GoFundMe account to raise money for the animals' care.The hospital said at least 31 koalas have been brought in to get hydrated and treated for burns.It's estimated around 43,000 koalas are left in the wild in Australia, according to the Australian Koala Foundation.They're listed as "vulnerable" under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.

Paul was the first to be admitted to the hospital with burnt feet and hands.
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[VIDEO] Hantar Basuh Dekat Kedai, Ramai Geli Tengok Kereta Ini Penuh Dengan Ulat Sampah

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Sesiapa yang mempunyai kereta sudah pasti akan menjaga kereta dengan sebaik mungkin bukan?

Kita akan pastikan kereta itu berada dalam keadaan yang bersih dan wangi. Kebiasaannya, memang akan hantar ke car wash kalau malas nak mencucinya sendiri. Namun, baru-baru ini tular sebuah video di TikTok yang memaparkan sebuah kereta penuh dengan pembiakan ulat sampah di kedai car wash telah mencuri tumpuan.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @azwancarwash Ulat Sampah Dalam kereta...#detaillingcar #azwancarwash #polishingcar #carwashviral   suara asli - temanlana_ - temanlana_

Penuh dengan ratusan ulat sampah bawah karpet kereta

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan situasi rakaman sedang memaparkan sebuah keadaan sebuah kereta di kedai car wash. Apa yang lebih mengejutkan adalah apabila kereta itu dilihat penuh dengan ulat sampah di bahagian bawah karpet. Bukan setakat satu atau dua ekor, tetapi ratusan ulat sampah yang didapati di celah-celah kereta berkenaan.Lihat video sambungan itu di bawah:

  @azwancarwash Replying to @eton bini kemol Part 2/ Ulat Samapah Dalam Kereta.. #detaillingcar #azwancarwash #carwashviral #fyp @Azwan Carwash   original sound - Azwan Carwash - Azwan Carwash

"Jenis makan dalam kereta, air manis tumpah, pastu sisa makanan melekat celah-celah karpet" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 524K tontonan, 12K tanda suka dan 300 komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut geli dan hairan bagaimana ulat sampah boleh banyak macam itu.Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Geli tengok, pening fikir dari mana ulat sampah tu datang hmm :/

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Gadis Jadi Duyung Buat Persembahan Menari Dalam Aquaria, Komen Netizen Pula Bikin Terhibur

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Pernah tak anda terfikir untuk menahan nafas semata-mata untuk menari di dalam air ketika sedang menyelam?

Hanya mereka yang expert je boleh buat macam itu. Kalau tidak pandai mengawal pernafasan, memang lemas jadinya.Baru-baru ini, tular pula sebuah video di laman TikTok memaparkan seorang gadis yang membuat persembahan sebagai duyung di Aquaria KLCC telah menarik perhatian ramai.Lihat video itu di bawah:

  @reina_nana1014 Raya performance at Aquaria KLCC  I’m a cupid mermaid now  #mermaidshow #mermaidperformance #rayaatklcc #klcc #aquariaklcc   Cupid – Twin Ver. (FIFTY FIFTY) – Sped Up Version - sped up 8282

Santai menari lagu Cupid dari kumpulan FIFTY FIFTY yang tengah trending

Menerusi perkongsian video daripada @reina_nana1014, kelihatan gadis itu memakai kostum lengkap persis seekor ikan duyung.Dia dilihat sedang menari lagu Cupid iaitu lagu yang sedang trending di laman TikTok sekarang. Apa yang mencuri tumpuan adalah dia tidak kelihatan cemas, sebaliknya santai menarikan lagu tersebut dengan step tariannya.Lebih menarik perhatian, dia juga dilihat memberikan senyuman kepada penonton yang hadir menyaksikan persembahannya itu.

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"Terpegun bukan sebab cantik tapi sebab gempa gil boleh tahan nafas lama gitu. Rilek je member senyum buat TikTok" - Netizen

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih sebanyak 2.6M views, 237.8K likes dan 10.6K shares di TikTok.Tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut memuji skill gadis itu yang pandai mengawal pernafasan dalam tempoh lama.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Dah lah cantik, berbakat pula tu! :)

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Nak Anak Makan Sampai Licin? Ini 5 Menu Mudah Yang Sesuai Diberi Untuk Bayi 6 Bulan

Semua ibu bapa pasti teruja apabila bayi anda sudah masuk 6 bulan bukan?

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Selain daripada seronok bermain dengan si manja, mereka juga sudah boleh makan. Ia pasti menyeronokkan kerana dapat lihat reaksi mereka buat pertama kali mencuba menu baru.Pada usia 6 bulan juga, kebanyakan bayi sudah mampu duduk tanpa sokongan dan menunjukkan bahawa otot dan organ mereka sudah cukup kuat. Jadi, mudah untuk ibu bapa meletakkan mereka di baby chair sambil menyuap makanan ke mulut mereka.Bagi anda yang pertama kali bergelar ibu bapa, mesti anda teragak-agak untuk memberikan menu apa buat bayi betul tak? Oleh itu, kami akan kongsikan cara penyediaan 5 menu mudah sebagai permulaan bayi anda makan sebaik saja mereka berusia 6 bulan.

1. Puri pisang

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Bahan-bahan:1 ulas pisang yang telah dipotong atau dihiris kecil.Air masak, susu ibu atau susu formula.Cara penyediaan:Lenyekkan pisang dengan halus.Panaskan pisang yang telah dilenyekkan selama 25 saat atau lebih untuk melembutkannya.Campurkan dengan air atau susu untuk cairkan puri tersebut.Siap untuk dihidangkan.

2. Puri lobak merah

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Bahan-bahan:1 batang lobak merah yang telah dibuang kulit dan dipotong kecil.Air masak, susu ibu atau susu formula.Cara penyediaan:Cuci lobak merah sehingga bersih.Kukus lobak merah.Masukkan ke dalam blender dan kisar sehingga hancur.Cairkan dengan air atau susu.Siap untuk dihidang.

3. Puri keledek

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Bahan-bahan:1 biji keledek kecil.Air masak, susu ibu atau susu formula.Cara penyediaan:Bersihkan dan kupas kulit ubi keledek.Potong kepada beberapa bahagian kecil.Kukus keledek selama 10 minit sehingga lembut.Kisarkan sehingga sebati.Masukkan sedikit air atau susu untuk cairkan sedikit.Siap untuk dihidang.

4. Puri lobak merah dan labu

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Bahan-bahan:50 gram labu.Setengah batang lobak merah bersaiz sederhana.Cara penyediaan:Potong labu dan lobak dengan saiz kiub.Masukkan lobak ke dalam periuk dan renehkan selama 10 minit sehingga lembut.Kemudian, masukkan labu dan renehkan selama 2 hingga 3 minit sehingga lembut.Selepas itu, kisarkan labu dan lobak sehingga sebati.Masukkan sedikit air atau susu supaya ia lebih cair sedikit.Siap untuk dihidang.

5. Bubur nasi

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Bahan-bahan:2 scoop kecil beras.1 suku cawan air.Sedikit minyak Extra Virgin Oil (EVO)Cara penyediaan:Cuci beras sehingga bersih.Didihkan air.Masukkan beras dan kacau sebati.Biarkan ia mereneh dan teruskan mengacau sekurang-kurangnya 10 minit.Masukkan ke dalam blender atau food processor dan kisar sehingga hancur.Titiskan sedikit minyak EVO.Siap untuk dihidang.

Semoga perkongsian ini dapat membuka selera si manja anda dan membesar dengan sihat :)

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PDRM Probing Hadi Awang For Allegedly Saying Non-Bumiputeras Are Root Cause Of Corruption

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Police have opened an investigation into PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang's controversial remarks, allegedly stating non-Bumiputeras and non-Muslims were the roots of corruption

In a Facebook post published on Saturday, 20 August, Hadi talked about the issue of corruption in Malaysia and wrote that non-Bumiputeras and non-Muslims were presumably the cause of it. The statement sparked a public outcry and many have labelled the politician's statement as 'racist'.Hadi, who is the Marang member of parliament (MP), holds a minister-level position due to his appointment as the Special Envoy of the Prime Minister to the Middle East.Several DAP committee members have called out Hadi for his post, which they claimed was untrue and not backed up by any credible sources or statistics.Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng has even called for Hadi to be brought to criminal court if his statement is proven to be without any basis or proof.

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The Royal Police Malaysia (PDRM) investigation into the PAS president comes after multiple police reports were lodged

According to a statement made by Bukit Aman PDRM Corporate Communications chief ACP Skandaguru Anandan on Sunday, 28 August, Hadi will be summoned to the Bukit Aman police station for investigation on a later date. "The investigation against Abdul Hadi will be carried out by the Classified Crime Investigation Unit of the Bukit Aman Criminal Investigation Department, and so far, a total of 28 police reports have been made over the remarks," Skandaguru said.Hadi will be investigated under Section 505 (C) of the Penal Code for making statements that are likely to disturb the peace in the community.Skandaguru urged the public to be more tactful when talking about religious and racial topics that may upset the community. "Strict action will be taken against any party that affects public order and national security," he said.

Read the full story regarding Hadi's Facebook post below:

                Kepong MP Calls For Probe Into PAS President's Post Linking Corruption With Non-Muslims

PAS President Abdul Hadi Awang had labelled non-Muslims and non-Bumiputeras as the main contributing group to corrupt...

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Doktor Ini Ajar 4 Langkah Pasang Semula Gigi Yang Tercabut Tanpa Perlu Ke Klinik

Memang ada jenis orang dalam dunia ini bergusi lembut dan gigi mudah tercabut, apatah lagi jika individu itu sukakan aktiviti lasak

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Tetapi ramai yang tak tahu bahawa gigi yang tercabut sebenarnya boleh diguna dan dipasang semula, jika dikendali dengan cara yang betul

Dengan syarat, gigi tersebut bukan patah atau sumbing, sebaliknya memang terkeluar sebijik dari soket gusi.

Adik ni menangis ke ketawa? Confuse sekejap.
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Seorang doktor pergigian, Dr Ainaa Nadia menceritakan pengalaman ibu kepada seorang pesakitnya ketika gigi anaknya itu tercabut ketika bermain di taman permainan

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"Baru-baru ini, ada seorang patient berumur 13 tahun datang bersama ibunya. Sejurus masuk, ibunya terus hulurkan sebatang gigi yang dibalut dalam tisu.""Bila diperiksa, boleh nampak dengan jelas gigi depan adik ini dah hilang sebatang. Bukan gigi patah atau gigi sumbing ya, giginya memang sebiji 'terkeluar' dari soket gusi.""Ceritanya, si anak terjatuh di taman permainan semalam dan giginya 'terkeluar'. Dia kutip gigi itu, dan terus bawa balik ke rumah. Di rumah, ibunya cuci gigi itu dengan air paip dan Colgate, dan balut dalam tisu untuk semalaman. Keesokan harinya baru datang ke klinik untuk dapatkan rawatan," ujar Dr Ainaa.

Menurut Dr Ainaa, tindakan ibu tersebut ketika mengendali gigi anaknya yang tercabut itu sebenarnya salah. Sebaliknya, ini 6 langkah yang perlu anda buat kalau gigi anda atau anak anda tercabut:

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1. Kutip gigi yang tercabut itu dengan segera.  2. Pegang gigi pada bahagian 'kepala gigi yang berwarna putih'. Jangan sesekali pegang pada bahagian akar gigi!3. Kalau kotor, lalukan gigi di bawah aliran air sejuk bersih selama 10 saat dan cuba masukkan balik gigi ke dalam soket gusi. 4. Kalau gigi boleh dimasukkan, ambil sapu tangan bersih dan gigit sekuat-kuatnya.5. Kalau tak berjaya masukkan gigi, terus rendam gigi itu dalam air liur (air liur sesiapa sahaja) atau susu segar (fresh milk, bukan susu sejat atau susu pekat!)6. Terus pergi ke klinik untuk rawatan, seelok-eloknya dalam masa 30 minit. Jangan tunggu esok baru nak jumpa doktor. Kaedah ini dinamakan tooth avulsion dalam bidang perubatan pergigian.

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Kata Dr Ainaa lagi, jika gigi yang tercabut itu di*handle* dengan cara yang betul, doktor boleh letakkan kembali gigi itu ke dalam soket gusi dan pasang 'besi sementara' untuk stabilkannya

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Kemudian, doktor akan buat rawatan akar dan pantau gigi tiu dalam masa 6 minggu. InsyaAllah, gigi tersebut boleh berfungsi semula sepenuhnya selepas itu.

Info berguna dari Dr Ainaa Nadia itu setakat ini telah mendapat lebih 4,300 perkongsian sejak dimuat naik semalam

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Jadi para ibu atau bakal ibu, jika gigi anak anda tercabut, jangan panik. Simpan gigi itu dan segera ke klinik gigi berhampiran.

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Malaysia's English Proficiency Is Ranked 2nd In Asia, This Survey Says

Malaysia is one of the best English speaking countries in Asia, according to a survey by the EF English Proficiency Index (EF EPI)

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Published annually, the EF EPI is an important international benchmark for adult English proficiency worldwide.

The survey shows that Malaysia has a high proficiency score of 60.70 which ranks the nation number 2 out of 19 countries in Asia. The country is ranked at the 12th spot worldwide.

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Singapore is ranked first in Asia. The Lion City also broke into the top 10, making it the only Asian country in the top 10 dominated by European countries.The Philippines took the 13th spot after Malaysia while India was ranked 22. Meanwhile, South Korea was ranked 27th while Hong Kong 30th.

In the survey, women in Malaysia speak English better than men, with a proficiency score of 61.96 over 59.67

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Last year, the country was ranked at the 14th spot, before moving up to the 12th spot in the 2016 survey.Check out the full 2016 rankings here.


"Kenangan" - Gelagat Remaja Main Basikal Ketika Banjir Ini Buat Ramai Boleh Relate

Follow kami di Telegram, Instagram dan TikTok SAYS Seismik, jadi antara yang terawal untuk dapatkan berita serta artikel-artikel menarik.

Tiba sahaja musim banjir, kanak-kanak di kampung pasti teruja untuk bermain air di halaman rumah

Namun, kadang-kala ia turut meresahkan perasaan ibu bapa jika air mula memasuki rumah.Baru-baru ini, tular satu video berkenaan gelagat sekumpulan remaja lelaki yang bermain dengan air banjir di sebuah kampung telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @ipin93kana musim kembali .. #banjir2022 #fypviral #fyp #fypppppppppppppp #fyp  original sound  -

Boleh pula dia terjun sekali dengan basikal

Menerusi video yang telah dimuat naik oleh @ipin93kana di TikTok, gelagat sekawan remaja yang dilihat seronok bermain banjir berdekatan kawasan parit.Lebih menghiburkan, gelagat remaja ini membawa sekali basikal kanak-kanak ketika banjir telah mencuit hati netizen di ruangan komen.Telatah remaja itu turut mengimbau semula kenangan netizen semasa zaman kanak-kanak kampung di ruangan komen.

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"Tuan dia dah timbul, basikal tu masih tenggelam" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video berkenaan yang kini telah meraih 2M tontonan, 131K tanda suka serta 2.9K perkongsian di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terhibur dengan gelagat pemuda tersebut.Berikut di bawah adalah komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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[PHOTOS] The Most Iconic #OccupyCentral Images You Need To See For Yourself

These powerful images of a defiant, pro-democracy protester, holding an umbrella amidst the tear gas fired by police toward protesters near the Hong Kong government headquarters

A protester raises his umbrellas in front of tear gas fired by riot police to disperse protesters blocking the main street to the financial Central district in Hong Kong on September 28, 2014.
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A pro-democracy demonstrator was defiant after police fired tear gas toward protesters near the Hong Kong government headquarters on Sept. 28, 2014.
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Which are already being symbolised as the new 'Tank Man'

The Umbrella Man is the new Tank Man #UmbrellaRevolution #OccupyCentral pic.twitter.com/q0WDqS9N0j— Abdela 阿布 (@igmirien) September 29, 2014

The Tank man in Beijing 25 years ago. The Umbrella man in Hong Kong today. Freedom fighters 1989-2014 pic.twitter.com/euc9uKcimO— JosepLluís Alay SISI (@josepalay) September 28, 2014

These "hands up, don't shoot" images showing the  fascinating symbol of the fight against racism and police violence in Fergusan become a symbol of democracy and freedom in the Hong Kong

Protesters raise their arms in Hong Kong
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Hong Kong "hands up, don't shoot" emulation of Ferguson protests is such a powerful image: pic.twitter.com/1Sk27MO1Y2— Dan Gillmor (@dangillmor) September 28, 2014

.@attorneycrump Will you please show this to #MikeBrown's parents &let them know that he changed the WORLD! #HongKong pic.twitter.com/3u4FOSnp7x— AM (@peaceful_birdie) September 28, 2014

These images from Hong Kong with young protestors being gassed, with their hands up, just like Ferguson are AMAZING. pic.twitter.com/hbfuJS6jEc— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) September 28, 2014

These mesmerising photos of a massive gathering of tens of thousands of demonstrators waving their mobile phones in the air as they block a main street to the financial district

Protesters block the main street to the financial Central district, outside the government headquarters, in Hong Kong, September 29, 2014
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Protesters wave their cell phones in the air in the streets outside the Hong Kong Government Complex on Monday, September 29
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Beautiful photo that put tear in my eyes.   From  #Klafmann fb page.  https://t.co/VA6jYvloYv #occupycentral pic.twitter.com/zqjMBiWQc0— Yu-Hey Sze (@852syh) September 29, 2014

Protesters facing off with police near Government House

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Protesters disperse as riot police fire teargas after thousands of protesters blocked the main street to the financial Central district outside the government headquarters in Hong Kong September 28, 2014.
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A protester reacts as she is dragged away by police after storming in government headquarters in Hong Kong September 27, 2014.
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This lone girl-in-red confronting a group of riot police

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These absolutely striking photos of protesters and cops resting

Young protesters sleep on the streets outside the Hong Kong Government Complex overnight
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Police officers rest after protests
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Police officers rest amid the protests.
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This photo of a protester sitting in the middle of a tunnel

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These photos documenting the peaceful character of the protests with some, in a move that reveals pride for their city, even making an effort to clean up trash and debris, are in complete contrast

Officially the most cultured protest in history. #chamberensemble #occupyhk #occupycausewaybay pic.twitter.com/BDypQzfmTw— Mark Tjhung (@MarkTjhung) September 29, 2014

Volunteer collecting rubbish on Nathan Rd, says "Collect rubbish, collect CY Leung, collect 689" pic.twitter.com/lajDaU8jcB— Varsity CUHK (@varsitycuhk) September 29, 2014

Keeping Hong Kong Clean. Some protesters help clean the streets #OccupyCentral #HKclassBoycott #UmbrellaRevolution pic.twitter.com/08YjbkF5QL— JU (@JigmeUgen) September 29, 2014

Citizens distribute food, collect trash/recycle, help each other, wash sweat/tear drenched towels 2:15 pm Admiralty pic.twitter.com/5dfil66Zai— Larry Au (@larryau) September 29, 2014

Huge supply stations, everything is free! #OccupyAdmiralty #OccupyCentral pic.twitter.com/lLwqaQnKph— Freakingcat (@freakingcat) September 29, 2014

With some even leaving words of support on Nathan Road

Protesters left words of support on bus window on Nathan Rd. pic.twitter.com/viacg2TIIU— Varsity CUHK (@varsitycuhk) September 29, 2014

Protesters @occupycentral shout "Real Democracy" with banners urging police not to use force against them. pic.twitter.com/6bLhzwNEMu— Varsity CUHK (@varsitycuhk) September 29, 2014

This was on a vandalised police van in Admiralty today pic.twitter.com/sSiTI3kaMw— James Legge (@James_Legge) September 29, 2014

Hundreds of yellow ribbons on a railing in Admiralty w/supportive messages in English & Chinese #Occupycentral pic.twitter.com/C4OoBTutre— Tom Grundy (@tomgrundy) September 29, 2014

Hong Kong protesters :) pic.twitter.com/QrNgdW86jv— Ivan Watson (@IvanCNN) September 28, 2014

And on social media, rapidly growing into the rally's new symbol and an inspiration for viral posts on the web, the supporters of the "Umbrella Revolution", as it is widely termed, have aptly used the umbrella sign to spread their message

HK protests now have a logo - it's the umbrella revolution. pic.twitter.com/J3B8BNCsJc— angus grigg (@AngusGrigg) September 28, 2014

Keep Calm and Carry an Umbrella
@appledaily_hk @aiww @hu_jia @HuffingtonPost #UmbrellaMovement #OccupyCentral pic.twitter.com/3b2PuRuf6L— HKDemoNow (@hkdemonow) September 29, 2014

I Can't Keep Calm coz the Movement has begun! @carolchan9394 @OCLPHK #occupycentral #Hk #UmbrellaMovement pic.twitter.com/tFstsy3Pyi— HKDemoNow (@hkdemonow) September 29, 2014

http://t.co/o1RlvSbfGG - #HKArtists supporting peaceful #OccupyHK demonstrators for #univeralsufferage. HK protestors are heroes #umbrell— Tania Willis (@twillistration) September 29, 2014

Many designers are sharing their own takes on the #UmbrellaRevolution on Twitter.
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