These Long Weekends Happen To Be The Best Times To Visit All 27 Places On This List

24 April: Installation of the 15th Yang di-Pertuan Agong

1. Langkawi

Langkawi goes into mid-season during April, meaning that you'll still get plenty of sun at a slightly lower temperature than during the peak season from January to March.There may be light showers, but these are short-lived and usually occur during the later half of the day. The island is not as crowded as the previous months and room rates are cheaper.

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2. Kota Kinabalu

If you want to conquer Mount Kinabalu this year, you better do it before April ends as it's the last month before the monsoon season starts.Besides hiking, you can check out the beach at Tanjung Aru or Kota Kinabalu's night food market.

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Tanjung Aru
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Linopot, local Kadazandusun food.
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Night market
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3. Danang, Vietnam

If you haven't been to Danang, this is the best time to visit. The temperature at the beach town starts to rise in May, so April is still warm and breezy. It's also not too crowded as peak season only starts in June. After you've enjoyed the beach, you can tour the ancient town of Hoi An or the historical site of Hue.

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1 May: Labour Day

1. Malacca

As the wet season approaches, the weather in Malacca is more pleasant than previous months. There won't be much rain as well, so you can spend most of your time outdoors visiting its historic sites. There are also many new cafés on Jonker Street for café-hoppers to visit!

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2. Tioman

The average temperature in Tioman is about 28°C, perfect weather for swimming and other beach activities. You can also visit the Juara Turtle Hatchery to learn more about turtles!

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3. Sapa, Vietnam

Vietnam's hill top retreat, Sapa, is best visited during May as rain is scarce and it's not too cold. You'll be able to hike the highest mountain in Indochina and enjoy a clear view of the terraced rice fields. As May is spring in Sapa, you'll have the chance to see flowers in full bloom around the town.

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Ham Rong Mountain
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Cat Cat Village
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12 June: Nuzul Al-Quran

1. Redang

The monsoon season is over, it's time to pack your bags for a beach holiday in Redang! The clear waters during this month makes it great for anyone who wants to do some snorkelling or scuba diving.

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2. Miri

This is the time to explore Sarawak's famous World Heritage sites in Miri: Gunung Mulu and Niah Caves. The sunny weather during June is great for outdoor activities. Don't forget to get some Sarawak Laksa and layer cake while you're there!

Gunung Mulu National Park
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Sarawak Laksa
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Layer cake
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Niah Caves
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3. Bangkok, Thailand

Visiting Bangkok during off-peak season is great if you don't mind the rain. June is ideal for shopping and visiting all the posh cafés in Thonglor and Ekkamai area as the city won't be so crowded during this time. Flights and hotel rates are also much cheaper during June.

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25-26 June: Hari Raya Puasa

1. Genting Highlands

Genting Highlands is a great place to go to escape the heat in the cities. June is ideal as it doesn't rain much during this time of the year. With the opening of world famous restaurants in SkyAvenue, Genting is now every food lover's paradise.

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2. Kuching

You'll see clear blue skies in Kuching in late June, great for sightseeing around the city. Head over to the Sarawak Cultural Village to learn about the different ethnic groups and visit orangutans at the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre!

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3. Goa, India

Goa is known for its beaches and majestic Portuguese architecture. Though it's monsoon season in June, you'll still be able to enjoy enough sunshine in a day to visit the temples, forts, and churches. Visit on 24 June and you'll be able to see how Goans celebrate the Sao Joao Festival. Local youths jump into wells to celebrate the feast day and there'll be plenty of fruits to enjoy.

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31 August: National Day
1 September: Hari Raya Haji

1. Taman Negara Kuala Tahan

Taman Negara Kuala Tahan is a must-go for every Malaysian. It has one of the world's oldest rainforests, where you can trek and even stay there if you want to. Some activities you can try out: rapid shooting on a boat, night jungle walk, animal observation, and cave exploration.

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2. Sungai Lembing

Before the monsoon ends, pay a visit to the famous Rainbow Waterfall at Sungai Lembing. Swim in the pool area, climb Panorama Hill to see the sunset, and try the famous Sungai Lembing noodles. That's the perfect weekend.

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3. Sri Lanka

The weather in Sri Lanka during this period is pleasant, with short showers in between so it doesn't feel too hot.Places of interest: the ancient rock fortress of Sigiriya, the Dambulla cave temple, Pinnawala Elephant Sanctuary, and Galle.

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22 September: Awal Muharram

1. Pangkor

Pangkor is beautiful during September. There may be odd showers but they're mostly short-lived. Soak up some vitamin 'sea' while you're there. If that's too much, you can explore the Dutch Fort and the mysterious Sacred Rock nearby.

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2. Fraser's Hill

Book a stay in Fraser's Hill before the wet season starts in October. Hotel rates are relatively cheaper as it's still low season. You can do some jungle trekking there, or just sit back and relax at the hill top retreat.

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3. Kerala, India

The wet season just ended, so the weather isn't too warm yet.Kerala is famous for its backwaters, a chain of beautiful lagoons and lakes located near the coast. If you really don't like the heat, you can tour Munnar or Nelliampathi, Kerala's hill stations.

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19 October: Deepavali

1. Maliau Basin

Heard of the Maliau Basin in Tawau? It's called Sabah's 'Lost World' as most parts of it are still unexplored.The only way into this catchment is through the Maliau River. Once inside, you'll be able to swim near waterfalls and trek in the untouched rainforest.

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2. Ipoh

If it's been a while since you last visited Ipoh, perhaps it's time to make that drive to the Asian town that's in Lonely Planet's top 10. The Old Town is always a nice place to explore. You never know what new cafés and eateries you'll stumble upon.

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3. Luang Prabang, Laos

Visit Luang Prabang in October and you might just be able to catch the Boun Suang Heua, the boat racing festival.Besides that, there won't be too many tourists during October as it's still low season. There may be odd showers but the weather is beginning to be sunny enough for trekking and sightseeing. Hotel rates are still low too!

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1 December: Maulidur Rasul

1. Penang

How about a makan trip to Penang in December? Penang food is so good that the former editor of Saveur magazine called it "the most important food destination on the planet". It has everything from your favourite local hawker fare to rustic hidden cafés - it's gonna be a really *ful*filling weekend.

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2. Bohol, Philippines

Boracay and Cebu are so yesterday -  it's time you pack your bags and explore Bohol island. Bohol is great for adventurous travellers who love diving, extreme sports, and trekking. Enjoy beach life on Alona Beach, cycle on a zip-line in Chocolate Hills, and visit some cute tarsiers at the conservation area.

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3. Sihanoukville, Cambodia

Cambodia is not only known for its magnificent ancient temples - their beaches and islands are really beautiful too!The sunny season in Sihanoukville is a great place for beach lovers. The water is crystal clear and accommodation is not too expensive. If you want a quieter place to chill, take a ferry to the island of Koh Rong Sanloem!

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25 December: Christmas

1. Cameron Highlands

It might not snow here during Christmas, but at least the weather is cooling enough on Cameron Highlands to make it feel like you're spending the Yuletide season overseas.Book a stay in a cottage-like Airbnb, have some scones from The Lord's Café with some freshly picked strawberries, and end the night with a hot pot. Best. Christmas. Ever.

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2. Chiang Mai, Thailand

Chiang Mai is usually cooling during December as it's situated in the north. Don't worry if you're not a fan of the cold, there's still plenty of sunshine for you to enjoy during the day. You can visit the many beautiful temples in the province, or go for a rainforest adventure.

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3. Bagan, Myanmar

If you think the Angkorian ruins in Siem Reap were impressive, then you'll have to check out those in Bagan. There are so many temple ruins in Bagan that there might actually be one just next to your hotel. The best way to explore the place is to rent a scooter, get a temple map, and ride away into the sunset. Do bring a sweater along as the December weather can get quite cold.

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YouTube Stars Sugu And Pavithra Finally Meet PM Muhyiddin Yassin For The First Time

Sensational YouTube duo Sugu Pavithra finally got the opportunity to meet with Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin

According to Bernama, the couple was greeted by the Prime Minister at the Rukun Negara's 50th anniversary celebration in Putrajaya.

They had received a special invitation to the event and said that they aim to instil the spirit of the Rukun Negara in their children.Pavithra said, "The principles of the Rukun Negara are also being taught in schools, but at home, I will try to inculcate the values in my children."

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Pavithra, known for her humility, said that she was starstruck when the PM approached her

In an Instagram post, she wrote, "First time meeting Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. When he asked if I had anything to eat, I was at a loss for words and only managed to reply ah, ah yes...".

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Previously, she also said that she would love to invite the Prime Minister to her home and cook for him

Earlier in May, New Straits Times reported that the wholesome couple received several gifts from the PM including a camera tripod, microwave, oven, rice cooker, and other cooking essentials.Pavithra expressed that she never thought of receiving gifts from him. "Who am I? I am only an ordinary person. I even received a special card from him that had the message: 'Keep up the good work, just stay at home'."

Despite having over 767,000 subscribers on YouTube, Pavithra and Sugu remain humble and down to earth:

                YouTuber Pavithra Says She Would Love To Invite PM Muhyiddin To Her Home And Cook For Him

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                Makeup Artist Says YouTube Star Pavithra Is Just As Soft-Spoken In Real Life

Razzi Musa said that he was blown away by Pavithra's posing skills in front of the camera.

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[VIDEO] 2 Aerobatic Aircraft Crash Into Each Other During Practice Session In Langkawi

Indonesian pilots in LIMA crash suffer from backbone injuries yet remain in high spirits

One of the pilots from the Indonesian Airforce Aerobatic Team, The Jupiter found after the crash.
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The Rakyat Post reports that two of the Indonesian pilots, Arief Hartono and  Yadi Indra Yadi are believed to have fractured their vertebrae's at the thoracic and lumbar region, while the other two, Humaidi Syarif Romos and Sri Rojoro suffer from soft tissue injuries and slight burn wounds.

“Two of the six KT–1B Wong Bee aircraft were involved in the mishap, resulting in the loss of both the aircraft,” the statement from exhibition organisers HW Lima Sdn Bhd read.However, all four pilots ejected successfully and are now under observation at Langkawi Hospital.“The Search and Rescue (SAR) team headed by the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) was on hand within minutes of the incident and successfully located the pilots in Kedawang, approximately 11.3km away from the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre (MIEC).”

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"Let the show go on," the pilots told Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein

Defence Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said although the group of pilots was involved in an accident today, they were still eager to continue with the show. "I am thankful that all of them survived. Thank God, they (the Jupiter pilot group) remain vibrant. Their morale is high," he told reporters at the Langkawi District Hospital today.

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Local Defence Minister, Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein and Indonesian Defence Minister General (RTD) Ryamizard Ryacudu visits the pilots.
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Meanwhile, a 70-year-old man who saw the plane crashing into his sons' houses is in serious psychological trauma

One of the Jupiter planes crashed into a house in Kampung Gelam causing a fire.
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A senior citizen who witnessed a plane involved in a mid-air collision crashing into his sons' houses has been admitted into Langkawi Hospital due to psychological trauma.

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Abu Mutalib Said, 70, was 10 metres away from his sons' houses at Kampung Gelam here, when one of two Indonesian Air Force Jupiter Aerobatic Team aircraft crashed into them.His sons, Zulkeflee, 46 and Mohd Rashidi, 40, were not in their houses at the time.Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (Lima) 2015 consultant and emergency medicine specialist Prof Datuk Seri Dr Abu Hassan Asaari Abdullah said Abu Mutalib was traumatised and delirious after the incident."The victim watched a part of the aircraft falling onto his sons' homes before bursting into flames. He is now in a serious trauma," he said.

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A senior citizen in hospital with psychological distress after witnessing the plane crashing onto his sons' houses.
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15 March: Two KT-1B aircraft of Indonesia's Jupiter aerobatics team crashed during a practice session at the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace (LIMA) 2015 exhibition, at 2pm Sunday.

One of the planes is seen on fire after the collision during a practice run in Langkawi.
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Both the planes were said to have grazed each other before crashing. According to the Star Online, plumes of smoke were seen in the crash site near the Langkawi International Airport.

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However, the pilots of both planes had activated their parachutes and landed safely on ground. They were located by Fire and Rescue Services Department and rushed to the Langkawi Hospital.

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Fire and Rescue Services Department rescuing pilots

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One of the pilots is seen being taken away on a stretcher

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The wreckage of the planes were found scattered over a wide forested area at the edge of the airport. One of the planes' seat was found near to a house, the Star Online reported.

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All practices and aerial displays were halted immediately as SAR helicopters were deployed to find the missing pilots. This YouTube video captured the exact moment the planes crashed:

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"Sos Halimunan" - Mamai Baru Bangun Tidur, Reaksi Si Cilik Cicah Sos Ini Pula Bikin Tawa

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Orang dulu-dulu selalu berpesan, kalau boleh elakkan tidur selepas waktu Asar dan Maghrib

Katanya, kalau tidur selepas Asar kemungkinan otak akan menjadi lembap, keliru dan akan menjadi malas. Kadangkala ada betulnya pesanan orang dulu.Kalau anda perasan, bila kita sedar daripada tidur selepas Asar pastinya kita akan berasa mamai. Kadang-kadang, kita buat benda yang bukan-bukan sebab fikiran masih keliru betul tak?Sama juga seperti sebuah video yang tular baru-baru ini, apabila seorang budak perempuan kelihatan baru bangun daripada tidurnya. Tetapi gelagatnya yang masih mamai dari tidur telah mencuit hati orang ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @aisyah_ariffin sampai sekarang aq xjmpa lagi kat mana sos hat dia cicah tu u guys nmpk ke? #asyukohasyuk  Funny lazy donkey (hilarious song)(937200) - LEOPARD

Meja yang berwarna merah disangka sos pencicah

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan dia merakam telatah anaknya yang baru saja bangun daripada tidur.Disebabkan baru bangun dan masih dalam keadaan mamai, si cilik itu terus mengambil makanan tanpa membasuh muka terlebih dahulu. Tetapi, dia dengan selamba mencicah pizza di atas meja.Situasi itu membuatkan ramai yang terhibur kerana hanya si cilik itu saja yang nampak sos itu. Malah, ramai yang berkata mungkin disebabkan meja yang berwarna merah itu yang membuatkan dia terbayang sos di meja.

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"Tinggi ilmu adik ni. Hanya dia seorang je boleh nampak sos kalis penglihatan ni" - Netizen

Ketika menulis artikel ini, video tersebut telah meraih sebanyak 214.3K views, 16.4K likes dan 1,098 comments di TikTok. Rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat si cilik itu.Berikut merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Haha, mungkin dia mimpi tengah makan cucur cicah sos kot? :P

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Why Airplane Windows Are Round And Not Square

While we may use them to take photos of the gorgeous view outside while flying at 30,000 feet in the sky, the plane windows, which once were square, are round for a very scientific reason!

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Earlier, planes had rectangular/square windows. So what changed?

Multiple airliners crashed in the early 1950s which were caused by square windows."In the 1950s, when jetliners were starting to become mainstream, the de Havilland Comet came into fashion. With a pressurised cabin, it was able to go higher and faster than other aircraft. However, the plane had square windows and in 1953 two planes fell apart in the air, killing 56 people in total. The reason for the crashes? The windows."Basically, "where there's a corner, there's a weak spot. Windows, having four corners, have four potential weak spots, making them likely to crash under stress – such as air pressure," explains this Independent article.

Notice the square windows?
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Learning from the mistake made by using square windows, use of circular or oval shaped windows was initiated, as it avoids the problem by not allowing stress to concentrate at the corners

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This video from YouTube channel Real Engineering explains more:

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Parts Of Jalan TAR Will Only Be Accessible To Buses And Pedestrians Starting March 2019

A one-kilometre stretch of Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (Jalan TAR) will be reserved for buses and pedestrians only effective 15 March

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"The existing design along the said stretch seems to give priority to pedestrians with wider pavements and a narrow road," Federal Territories Minister Khalid Samad told reporters at Menara Seri Wilayah yesterday, 12 February, New Straits Times reported.

As such, the stretch from Jalan Esfahan to the Jalan Melayu intersection will officially be closed off to all other vehicles

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According to Kuala Lumpur mayor Datuk Nor Hisham Ahmad Dahlan, input gathered from the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) Facebook page showed that many supported the change of traffic plan."There are about 1,000 responses collected, with 57% stating they agreed to the plan and 43% against it," he said.The owners of premises along the affected stretch have since been informed of the plan.

The Federal Territories Minister explained that if the conversion runs smoothly, the Ramadan Bazaar along Jalan Masjid India may be allowed to operate from Jalan TAR

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While the plan was always to relocate it to a better site, "Jalan TAR is already equipped to accommodate pedestrians, and the road is wide enough to set up a festive bazaar. The permanent shops' entrances will not be blocked either," he explained, as quoted in a report by The Star.


7 Resepi Ayam Bakar 'Diet-Friendly' & Enak Buat Anda Yang Ingin Turun Berat Badan. Simple!

1. Resepi Ayam Bakar Lada Hitam

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Resepi Ayam Bakar Lada Hitam ini sangat mudah untuk disediakan. Anda hanya perlu mengisarkan bahan-bahan, perap ayam dan bakar sahaja. Hidangan ini juga sangat menyelerakan kerana mempunyai bahan-bahan aromatik seperti halia, lengkuas, kunyit dan serai. Sesuai untuk anda yang mahu menyediakan sesuatu yang cepat tetapi lazat! Dapatkan resepi Ayam Bakar Lada Hitam di sini.

2. Resepi Ayam Bakar Tandoori

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Jika anda teringin untuk menikmati Ayam Tandoori tetapi mahu resepi yang ringkas, anda wajib mencuba Ayam Bakar Tandoori ini. Resepi ini sangat mudah kerana anda hanya perlu membakar ayam di kuali sahaja. Hidangan ini juga penuh dengan rasa rempah ratus. Memang sedap punyalah! Dapatkan resepi Ayam Tandoori di sini.

3. Resepi Ayam Bakar Berempah Ratus

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Untuk resepi diet-friendly, Ayam Bakar Berempah Ratus ini sangat sesuai untuk anda. Resepi ini tidak memerlukan minyak yang banyak. Bukan itu sahaja, resepi ini juga mempunyai gabungan rasa pedas dan manis kerana mempunyai madu dan cili kisar. Ditambah pula dengan rempah ratus seperti kunyit dan kari. Memang layan!Dapatkan resepi Ayam Bakar Berempah Ratus di sini.

4. Resepi Ayam Bakar Daun Kunyit

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Hidangan Ayam Bakar Daun Kunyit ini sememangnya lain daripada lain tetapi rasanya enak sekali! Daun kunyit pula menambahkan aroma lazat kepada hidangan ini. Resepi ini juga sesuai buat anda yang mahu menyediakan hidangan yang murah tetapi mempunyai rasa rempah ratus yang maksima. Dapatkan resepi Ayam Bakar Daun Kunyit di sini.

5. Resepi Ayam Percik

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Resepi Ayam Percik ini bukan sahaja sedap, malah sangat mudah untuk disediakan. Anda hanya perlu membakar ayam di kuali sahaja tetapi masih boleh mendapat rasa yang sedap. Hidangan ini juga hanya menggunakan bahan-bahan asas dapur yang murah untuk didapati. Sekali makan, pasti nak lagi!Dapatkan resepi Ayam Percik di sini.

6. Resepi Pepes Ayam

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Hidangan Pepes Ayam ini penuh dengan pelbagai bahan aromatik seperti buah keras, bawang merah, bawang putih, serai, dan daun kunyit yang pasti akan menaikkan selera anda. Selain itu, ayam juga disalut dengan kelapa parut yang menambahkan tekstur menarik kepada hidangan ini. Dapatkan resepi Pepes Ayam di sini.

7. Resepi Ayam Percik Badam

Ayam Percik Badam
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Jika anda mahu mencuba sesuatu yang baru, anda wajib mencuba resepi Ayam Percik Badam ini. Resepi ini unik sekali kerana menggunakan cili hijau, rempah kurma dan kacang badam. Walaupun agak pelik, resepi ini serius padu kerana mempunyai rasa lemak dari santan dan kacang badam. Wajib cuba!Dapatkan resepi Ayam Percik Badam di sini.

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[VIDEO] UK Food YouTuber Says Ramly Burger Is One Of The Best Burgers He's Ever Tasted

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The Malaysian Ramly burger is known to be a local delicacy that foreigners and tourists adore when they visit our country

In September last year, American TV personality George Motz went viral after sharing a mouth-watering Ramly burger recipe on the First We Feast YouTube channel.This time, Eli, a UK-based influencer and food blogger, visited Kuala Lumpur last month and had a taste of the iconic Malaysian burger.

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Eli uploaded a video to his YouTube channel, This Food Bangz, in which he tried out the Ramly burger for the first time

In the 13-minute clip, Eli travels to Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock after hearing that Burger Abang Booboo serves the best Ramly burger in KL.He also asks the stall owner how long he has been running the stall, to which the cook responds that he has been flipping burgers at the location since the 1990s.Eli then excitedly orders a RM10 double cheeseburger and takes a big bite after it was served to him.

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Eli was so impressed by the taste of the double cheeseburger that he also recommended it to passersby

"You've got to get on this man, so good. So, so good," he says while pointing to his food.He continues by describing the taste of the Ramly burger to his viewers, saying that it has juicy beef patties, sweet sauces, and two perfectly toasted buns.Eli then calls for the cook once more to compliment him for the burger."Boss, good burger. This guy knows what he's doing," Eli said while giving the cook a thumbs up."One of the best burgers I've ever had. So 'leng' (beautiful)."

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Malaysian viewers who have seen Eli's video left many positive comments, welcoming him to the country

One user commented that they always find it fascinating to see foreigners eat our food. They also welcomed Eli to Malaysia.

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Another said that Eli will definitely miss the taste of the Ramly burger once he leaves Malaysia.

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Meanwhile, another user said that they have never tried the Ramly burger but they will do so when they visit Malaysia.

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Watch Eli's full YouTube video here:

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Last September, George Motz taught his viewers how to cook the Ramly burger:

                This American Burger Expert Went Viral For Recreating The M'sian Ramly Burger On YouTube

Nothing beats the iconic Malaysian Ramly Burger and George Motz agrees!

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Lebih 19K Retweets, Lelaki Kongsi ‘Step-By-Step’ Cara Urus Jenazah Jika Berlaku Kematian

Tapi, tahukah anda apa yang perlu dilakukan sekiranya ada kematian di kalangan ahli keluarga?

Gambar sekadar hiasan.
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Seorang pengguna Twitter dikenali sebagai Faisal Rahim berkongsi tentang perkara yang dilakukan jika ada ahli keluarga yang baru sahaja meninggal dunia. Setakat artikel ini ditulis, perkongsiannya itu telah mendapat 19.5 ribu retweets dan 16.1 ribu likes.

Baca perkongsian penuh di bawah:

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- JANGAN PAKAI KAIN BATIK LEPAS. Banyak orang buat. Benda tu nipis, nampak lekuk badan terutama wanita.- Selimut je guna comforter tebal tu. Pastu boleh letak kain batik atas tu.- JANGAN BAGI sesiapa buka muka walau kawan baik (sebelum mandikan)! Masa tu aurat mayat terdedah.— Faisal Rahim (@acaiijawe) February 20, 2020

Buat ikatan guna perca kain kat tiga bahagian sendi utama jenazah.- Bahagian Kepala : Tak dimasuki binatang (nganga). Jangan ikat dagu. Ikat kat bawah rahang.- Bahagian Tangan : Lipat seperti tengah solat.- Bahagian Kaki : Rapatkan kaki dan ikat antara kedua-dua betis.— Faisal Rahim (@acaiijawe) February 20, 2020

Selain itu, dia juga sempat berkongsi pengalaman menguruskan jenazah dan perkara yang perlu dilakukan jika ada jenazah yang sakit

- Kalau yang sakit, JANGAN BUKA tampalan kalau ada tebukan di hospital. Contoh di leher (dialisis), perut dsb.- Kalau buka masa mandi, kena plaster semula. - Ada pengalaman, lepas siap kafan, darah keluar dari situ. Nampak ngeri sebab leher mayat penuh darah. Aib kat arwah.— Faisal Rahim (@acaiijawe) February 20, 2020

Pengalaman uruskan jenazah, ada sendi dah keras, bau kurang menyenangkan, mulut ternganga, mata terbuka dll masa nak mandikan.Tahu tengah sedih tapi kena urus juga. Lap tisu basah, bersihkan lipatan kat badan dll.Urusan jenazah berkaitan dgn MARUAH & AIB. Waris kena buat.— Faisal Rahim (@acaiijawe) February 20, 2020

Susulan itu, ramai yang berterima kasih kepada individu tersebut kerana berkongsi maklumat itu dengan warganet

Alhamdulillah. Terima kasih banyak Tuan di atas info dan peringatan bersama buat kita yang masih hidup ini - perkara yg sangat penting tetapi jarang dilalui.— [] عيد الأضحى (@itsme_aideal) February 20, 2020

Thanks. Patut lah masa sampai rumah arwah abah nampak terurus je jenazahnya. Ada cara rupanya bila org baru mati. Duduk jauh, 4 jam kemudian baru sampai.— mSidekJ (@mSidekJ) February 20, 2020

Terima Kasih..info yang sangat berguna.— Mak Deejaa (@DeejaaMak) February 20, 2020

Baca pun boleh menangis hm. Takutnya —  (@saiyidahzainal) February 20, 2020

This is new Tq— Nur Halimatun (@nurhalimatun) February 21, 2020

Bahasa: "Ini sesuatu yang baru, terima kasih," tulisnya.

Ilmu pengurusan jenazah ini penting untuk penuhi tuntutan Fardhu Kifayah. Moga-moga, perkongsian saudara ini dapat beri manfaat kepada semua.

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Siap Jelir Lidah, Pasangan Suami Isteri Dikecam Beri Gambar Tak Senonoh Waktu Daftar Nikah

Comel sebenarnya lihat pasangan suami isteri yang 'masuk air' ini. Namun tidak semua tempat boleh keluarkan perangai 'gila-gila' itu.

Baru-baru ini viral di laman sosial Twitter gambar sepasangan pengantin dipercayai ingin mendaftar perkahwinan mereka di pejabat agama namun yang menarik perhatian adalah gambar pasport yang disertakan bersama berbentuk 'free style', bukan formal.

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Dikongsikan oleh akaun parodi Twitter, @501Awatni, pasangan suami isteri itu dikatakan mahu tampil berbeza di samping mengakui diri mereka memang berperangai 'gila-gila'.

Menerusi tinjauan di laman Twitter, difahamkan juga bahawa kejadian ini berlaku di negara jiran.

Ekoran tularnya tweet berkenaan, ternyata ramai warganet yang merasakan perkara ini tidak sepatutnya berlaku

Rata-rata yang berpendapat dan beranggapan bahawa pasangan tersebut seolah-olah tidak mengambil institusi perkahwinan sebagai satu perkara yang serius.Tidak menolak perangai 'masuk air' namun masing-masing merasakan ianya perlulah kena dengan tempat dan keadaan yang bersesuaian.

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Haih. Macam-macam perangai pelik manusia sekarang.

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[VIDEO] Lelaki Ini Derita Patah Paha & Pinggul, Gara-Gara Kereta Lain Langgar Lampu Merah

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Gara-gara sikap tak bertanggungjawab seorang pemandu kereta melanggar lampu isyarat, sekumpulan lelaki ditimpa kemalangan dan mengalami kecederaan yang serius

Kejadian itu difahamkan berlaku di persimpangan lampu isyarat Taman Muhibbah Kluang susulan tularnya rakaman dashcam dikongsi melalui Facebook baru-baru ini membabitkan perlanggaran dua buah kenderaan.Walau bagaimanapun, seorang pengguna Twitter yang dipercayai mangsa kemalangan terbabit memuat naik rajutan di Twitter menerusi akaun miliknya, @OkayOmar sambil memberitahu "I’m going to saman you. Just wait. You have no idea what I’ve been through because of you".Berikut di bawah ciapan penuh yang dimuat naik oleh @OkayOmar di Twitter:

I’m going to saman you. Just wait. You have no idea what I’ve been through because of you. pic.twitter.com/NX73ug9U9N— OMAR WALID (@OkayOmar) October 21, 2021

Pemandu kereta yang melanggar lampu isyarat itu mendakwa dirinya melihat 'lampu hijau' ketika kejadian berlaku

Dislocated thigh bone from my hip. Fractured thigh and hip bone. And i recall you said your lights were green?! pic.twitter.com/cFkxSa9Sf7— OMAR WALID (@OkayOmar) October 21, 2021

My friend suffered broken ribs. The others had minor first aid injury. The car, total lost. You could have move to the left to avoid. But you didnt. We’re you texting while driving? Lampu merah kau langgar, org elak kau, kau lagi kejar orang. pic.twitter.com/EnmRYsH96Y— OMAR WALID (@OkayOmar) October 21, 2021

Mangsa kemalangan itu memberitahu, tulang pahanya terkeluar dari pinggul. Malah, tulang paha dan pinggulnya juga turut patah ekoran daripada kejadian itu.Rakannya turut mengalami patah tulang rusuk. Yang lain mengalami kecederaan ringan dan telah mendapatkan rawatan awal. Tambahnya lagi, kereta yang dinaikinya itu kini total lost. Ketika kejadian, pemandu kereta berkenaan sebenarnya boleh bergerak ke kiri untuk mengelak. Tetapi dia tidak melakukannya. "We’re you texting while driving? Lampu merah kau langgar, orang elak kau, kau lagi kejar orang," ujarnya.

Terpaksa telan pain killer setiap hari dan tidak dapat membuang air besar selama 5 hari sehingga sekarang

At Kluang Hosp. They put me to sleep, pull and relocate my leg back into my hip. Warded for a day there then i got transferred to KPJ Ampang Puteri. pic.twitter.com/97dtfZFgUE— OMAR WALID (@OkayOmar) October 21, 2021

At Kluang Hosp. They put me to sleep, pull and relocate my leg back into my hip. Warded for a day there then i got transferred to KPJ Ampang Puteri. pic.twitter.com/97dtfZFgUE— OMAR WALID (@OkayOmar) October 21, 2021

Menurutnya lagi, dia kini perlu berada di wad selama 3 minggu dengan skin traction sling, tiada simen atau pembedahan buat masa ini. Malah, dia juga memberitahu, perlu menelan pain killer setiap hari, no bowel movement, tidak dapat membuang air besar selama 5 hari sehingga sekarang, keletihan menjadi statik dan kurang tidur akibat derita yang ditanggungnya.Selain itu, dia hanya dapat meneruskan fisioterapi setelah 3 minggu pulih daripada kecederaan, jika dia berdiri sekarang pehanya boleh tertembus pinggul. "Saya telah menghitung hari, tidak sabar untuk melakukan fisio dan berjalan semula. Kau tahu tak fractured femur ni patah tulang paling sakit. Eeee geram la sial," katanya.

Ingatan kepada semua, lampu isyarat dipasang fungsinya untuk dipatuhi supaya pengguna jalan raya selamat ketika dalam pemanduan.
Apa pun, semoga mangsa kemalangan ini cepat sembuh dan pulih daripada kecederaan yang dialaminya. Get well soon, brother!

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Nak Travel? Ikuti 7 Tips Berguna Ini Untuk Beli Tiket Penerbangan Yang Lebih Murah

Bila bercakap tentang travel, ianya merangkumi tiket penerbangan pergi dan balik, kos makan dan minum, kos pembelian ole-ole, kos pengangkutan seperti tren, bas, teksi dan lain-lain lagi

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Banyak kos yang perlu anda tanggung ketika pergi bercuti ke luar negara. Lebih-lebih lagi jika anda ke negara seperti Eropah. Semuanya mahal. Anda hanya perlu lebih bijak ketika menyediakan bajet dan menyiapkan itinerari.Kalau sudah biasa, pasti anda tahu bagaimana untuk memotong kos agar lebih murah ketika bercuti. Oh ya, di sini kami ingin berkongsi cara terbaik untuk anda mendapatkan tiket penerbangan yang lebih murah.Ingin tahu caranya? Baca tips penuh di bawah:

1. Tempah tiket penerbangan anda hari Selasa dan Rabu

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Kenapa anda perlu memilih dua hari ini untuk menempah tiket penerbangan yang lebih murah? Kerana dua hari ini adalah hari yang terbaik untuk beli tiket. Majoriti syarikat penerbangan biasanya akan menetapkan sistem tempahan pada hari Selasa pada jam 7pm.Selain itu, ianya adalah kerana syarikat penerbangan tahu tentang kebanyakan penumpang mempunyai masa untuk menempah tiket pada hari minggu. Menurut statistik pula, ramai yang selalunya mula survey harga tiket bermula hari Jumaat, Sabtu dan Ahad.

2. Pilih hari yang sesuai untuk terbang

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Kebanyakan syarikat penerbangan akan menetapkan dua hari iaitu Selasa dan Rabu sebagai hari 'kurang sibuk' dalam sistem penempahan. Begitu juga lapangan terbang yang akan kurang dengan kesibukkan seperti biasanya berbanding hari Jumaat dan Ahad. Tiket pun akan lebih murahlah.

3. Sentiasa pilih untuk mendarat di lapangan terbang yang lebih kecil

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Teknik ini sebenarnya lebih menjimatkan. Bagaimana caranya? Anda tidak perlu untuk turun di lapangan terbang utama. Contohnya jika anda ingin ke London, tak perlu turun di Heathrow, anda boleh cuba untuk turun di Manchester. Kemudiannya boleh naik tren untuk ke London.Lebih murah dan menjimatkan dengan teknik ini.

4. Tempah tiket penerbangan awal, tapi jangan terlalu awal

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Jika anda ingin menempah tiket penerbangan, paling elok adalah 21 hari lebih awal dari tarikh penerbangan. Ini kerana kebanyakan syarikat penerbangan sudah pun menetapkan di dalam sistem untuk mencapai seberapa banyak jualan tiket yang boleh.Sistem juga telah menetapkan kuota yang tertentu untuk tiket penerbangan yang dijual pada harga rendah. Contohnya, dalam sistem ditetapkan penerbangan dari Kuala Lumpur ke London, hanya 20 penumpang terawal akan dapat menempah tiket pada harga terendah.Manakala, 200 penumpang seterusnya bakal mendapat harga medium, selebihnya mungkin lebih mahal.

5. Lakukan perbandingan harga tiket. Jangan malas!

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Sentiasa lakukan perbandingan harga tiket dari satu website ke satu website yang lain. Jangan malas, nanti rugi!Anda akan jumpa tiket penerbangan yang lebih murah daripada syarikat penerbangan yang sama, memang pelik tapi benar.Cuba survey di platform seperti di bawah:1. Skyscanner2. CheapFlight3. Momondo4. Kayak5. Google Flight6. Ita Software

6. Padam semua cookies pada browser di komputer anda selepas survey tiket penerbangan. Kenapa?

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Paling penting adalah untuk memadam semua cookies jika anda ada melawat mana-mana laman web penerbangan 30 hari sebelum. Perkara ini adalah bagi mengelakkan syarikat penerbangan mengesan yang anda sudah pun melayari laman web mereka beberapa kali untuk melihat perbandingan tiket penerbangan lebih murah.Oleh itu, sistem tempahan akan tetapkan harga yang sama sahaja walaupun anda sudah masuk laman web itu berulang kali.

7. Untuk penerbangan antarabangsa, boleh cari 'Best Deal'

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Selalunya syarikat penerbangan menawarkan 'Best Deal' antara 11 sehingga 12 minggu lebih awal bagi penerbangan antarabangsa. Masa inilah anda perlu rajin sikit untuk check harga tiket. Mungkin boleh dapat yang lebih murah dan berbaloi!

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A Cat With A Milk Moustache Is The Most Wholesome Thing You'll See Today

We've all been there – after enjoying a buffet spread, all you want is to lay down for a nap.
That's exactly how this cat must've felt after it was recently caught in a 'milk coma'.

On 3 August, Twitter user @karissalund shared photos of her adorable cat having a snooze after drinking a bottle of milk.

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Her mother sent her photos of her grown-a** adult cat napping – complete with a milk moustache and a full belly

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She wrote in the tweet: So big already still using a milk bottle. What I cannot handle is the milk moustache.Her tweet has since received over 8,400 retweets and 8,800 likes.

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She clarified in the comments that her pet drinks goat's milk, as cats can often get tummy aches from consuming cow's milk.

Here are more photos of it drifting off into endless slumber:

Image via Twitter @karissalund

Image via Twitter @karissalund

Without a doubt, the photos won over hearts on the Internet, as many gushed over her adorable feline and its "stockings"

Awwww apa comel sangat budak kenit ni— Ailana (@johnnabes) August 3, 2019

Cutenye arghh— Pwah (@safwahwatson) August 3, 2019

pakai stokin <3— megat khairul (@mki_17) August 4, 2019

Check out the full tweet below:

Besar gedabak pun sap botol susu lagi. Ada milk moustache tu yang tak tahan. (Mum sent me this) pic.twitter.com/uK26sPoieP— your local pontianak (@karissalund) August 3, 2019


[VIDEO] Sahut Cabaran Makan ‘Tanah’, Wanita Ini Undang Pelbagai Reaksi & Spekulasi Netizen

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Aplikasi TikTok merupakan platform bagi pengguna untuk menunjukkan bakat serta mencuba pelbagai challenge

Antara challenge yang sering menjadi trend adalah tarian, nyanyian, lakonan dan mencuba makanan pelik-pelik.Begitu juga dengan sebuah video tular ini apabila seorang wanita menyahut cabaran daripada followersnya untuk memakan tanah telah mencuri tumpuan.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @nanee.._ Reply to @putri_ff05  ##malaysiaindonesia ##fyp ##eatflowers ##makananpelik ##eatingchallange ##makantanah ##malaysiaindonesia  original sound  - Nanee

Selamba ambil pasu depan rumah dan makan tanah dengan air gas

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @nanee.._ yang dikenali sebagai CEO of makan pelik-pelik, kelihatan dia menyahut cabaran daripada komen seorang individu di videonya untuk memakan tanah.Tanpa membuang masa, wanita itu pantas keluar ke halaman rumahnya dan mengambil salah satu pasu bunga di situ.Apa yang membuatkan ramai naik hairan adalah apabila dia dengan selamba mencedok tanah di dalam pasu tersebut dan memakannya bersama air Pepsi.Ternyata, itu bukanlah tanah sebenar dan video tersebut hanyalah prank semata-mata. Dia dikatakan memakan campuran biskut Oreo dan serbuk Milo.

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"Bukan betul pun, takkan pasu tu berada sendiri je kat situ. Lindung daun lagi tu, nice content" - Netizen

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih sehingga 2 juta tontonan, 106.1K tanda suka serta 4.3K perkongsian di laman TikTok.Rata-rata netizen pula percaya bahawa wanita itu benar-benar makan tanah dan risau akan kesihatannya. Namun, ada juga yang mengatakan itu hanyalah content saja dan dia bukan makan tanah betul-betul.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Image via @nanee.._ (TikTok)

Image via @nanee.._ (TikTok)

Image via @nanee.._ (TikTok)

Kalau fikir secara logik pun, takkan dia sanggup makan tanah dan bahayakan kesihatan sendiri kan?

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11 Everyday Malaysians Share Words Of Wisdom On Life, Love, And Career

Here's a compilation of some quotes and sound advice from Malaysians we found on the #kitaok Instagram account that posts portraits and messages to spread positivity.

1. On working hard: Set goals, show up, and make an effort. Doors will open wherever you go.

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The employment scene in most parts of the world is challenging and competitive but as the saying goes, "where there is a will, there is way". Zain is a firm believer that with hard work comes opportunities. "Creativity is more important in today's world. Take risks and don't be picky. In the end, what makes you valuable is hard work."

2. On counting your blessings in the midst of hate

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"Malaysia is a peaceful country for now, but you never know what will happen." Khairul, like most Malaysians, consumes news via the Internet, where information spreads faster than a wildfire. Which is why, it's very important to remain objective and only disseminate verified information. Don't spread hate and feed unfounded fears that could lead to unrests in a peaceful nation.

3. On the power of infectious positivity

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"When you think positively, you spread positivity."Nur Hidayah also believes that good deeds create a ripple effect. "When you do something kind for someone, the person is more likely to do the same for another."

4. On using your passion to spread kindness

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Derrick is a man of many talents. He's a chef, music producer, and volunteers at orphanages by cooking up a feast for little kids!"Nowadays, I mostly cook for the restaurant I work at. When I'm free, I cook for a few orphanages around Petaling Jaya. I'd prep the food first and we take it there to distribute it to the kids."

5. On togetherness: All we need is a little bit of love to make things better

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Madam Lee has been in the tailoring business for 30 years now and she's met Malaysians from all walks of life. She thinks that there's a lot more to us than the negative bits on social media. "If we want Malaysia to improve, we must work together. Everyone must think positively and love each other."

6. On selflessness

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Ah Tuck has made the best out of what life has given him. Taking even the sourest lemon life has to offer and turning it into the sweetest lemonade. However, the elderly man's years of hawking and dealing with all kinds of people have also hardened him. His golden advice? Be strong, know that sometimes you need to prioritise yourself, but help others whenever you can. "My philosophy is simple. If people ask for help, help to your best capacity but you have to be selfless. Never expect anything in return. That's how I'm still OK."

7. On putting your family first (and complimenting your mum on her cooking!)

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For Farah, her family means everything. She has anxiety and it can be tough sometimes, but when she's with her loved ones, she's better, she's okay. "Cooking calms my nerves. Especially when my children compliment my food. Home is where my family is. That makes me OK."

8. On being a doer: If you are unhappy with the way something is, then do something about it

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Nani's principle in life is that if you want to change something and make things better, you have to do more than just talk about it. Her best example, "Kalau rasa berat badan dah naik, do something ah. Ambik initiative sendiri. (If you feel like you're gaining weight, do something about it. Take your own initiative.)

9. On the beauty of friendship and true acceptance

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Eric and Nesh are workmates but their friendship goes way beyond the office parking lot. "We make fun of each other all the time. We're open with each other and we just love to joke around."Humour is truly one of the best ways of forming and keeping friendships alive.

10. On how changing your mindset and outlook on life can heal you

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Niki's mum, Lim, has pretty severe knee problems, but she doesn't let that stop her from stepping out for some quality time with her daughter.  "Doesn't mean we should only stay at home, right? Still need to jalan-jalan and makan angin. "If you sakit (sick) a bit, be positive and you'll get better faster."

11. On kindness: Always treat people well. It is one of the best gifts you can offer someone.

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Herbert Low has an excellent advice for everyone:"You should always treat others the same way you want to be treated."

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Tun Mahathir On Why Malays Will Continue To Get Privileges Under The New Government

In an exclusive interview, Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said that the affirmative action policies in place to help Malays will continue in order to avoid conflict

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He told Channel NewsAsia that, "We have reduced the disparity with the Malays and mainly the Chinese, but there are certain areas where we need to give Malays some kind of push." According to Article 153 of the Malaysian Constitution, the "special position" of Malays and natives of Sabah and Sarak must be safeguarded, through privileges such as entry into the civil service and public scholarships.

Tun Dr Mahathir explained that Malay students need more help with scholarships to study overseas because their parents are largely made up of civil servants and wage earners

"For example, when I was in the United Kingdom, I met a number of Chinese students. They were there because their fathers, their parents were able to pay for their studies there," he said, adding that, "I find that Malay parents, by and large, cannot afford to have university education for their children."The 92-year-old said that while many Malays could not afford to send their children overseas, the Chinese in Malaysia could because they are largely in business. "In business you can make tons of money," he explained.

The prime minister clarified in the interview that continuing affirmative action policies did not mean that the Pakatan Harapan government "thinks only of the Malays"

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"Disparity in any society is bad, even if it’s a single ethnic (group). You have the rich, very rich, and the poor, very poor... you are inviting conflict. But when the rich belong to one race, and the poor to another race, the potential for conflict is much greater," Mahathir told Channel NewsAsia."We cannot change Malays into Chinese, Chinese into Malays, but we can change their economic situation. We can help improve the economic well-being of the Malays with certain affirmative action," he added.


[PHOTOS] Mat Rempits' New Year Joyride Turns Sour After Police Set Up A Surprise Roadblock

Hundreds of motorcyclists revving their engines in the wee hours of the new year were stopped by the police at a surprise roadblock in Penang

According to Bernama, the police arrested 339 motorcyclists and 146 pillion riders during 'Ops Samseng Jalanan' on Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway, Bayan Lepas yesterday, 1 January.Barat Daya District Police Chief Superintendent A. A. Anbalagan said teens as young as 14 years old were among those arrested.

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A total of 400 summonses were issued to the 'mat rempits' for various offences

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The Star reported that the operation, which ran from 3am to 5am, fined motorcyclists for riding without driving licences, expired road tax, riding dangerously, and unauthorised modification on their motorcycles."We also seized nine motorcycles left by motorcyclists who ran away because they might not have a licence or guilty of other offences," Harian Metro quoted Anbalagan as saying.The district police chief said that those who were arrested will undergo urine tests.

Photos of the operation went viral on social media, prompting thousands of netizens to commend the police for the successful bust

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A post, published by Info Roadblock JPJ/Polis, was liked by over 15,000 Facebook users at the time of writing.The caption claimed that there were almost a thousand 'mat rempits' cornered by the police that night."Congratulations PDRM for catching these 'mat rempits' who endanger other road users," a Facebook user commented. Another netizen wrote, "This is the best and congratulations to the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM). It is (just the first day of the) new year 2020 and these 'mat rempits' already got caught.""It is like this every year, yet these 'mat rempits' are not learning. They should know the police will conduct road operations on the night of the new year," a netizen remarked.

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Meanwhile, in Kuala Lumpur, 61 teens were arrested for joyriding with their illegally modified bicycles on New Year's Eve:

                PDRM Nabbed 61 Teens Who Were Caught Using 'Basikal Lajak' On New Year's Eve In KL

They were found cycling in the middle of the road around Dataran Merdeka.

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[VIDEO] Menyamar Sebagai 'Pegawai Kastam', Lihat Polis Ini Layan Scammer Sampai Tutup Call

Zaman sekarang memang banyak kes penipuan lebih-lebih lagi dalam talian sehingga menyebabkan ramai yang terpedaya

Baru-baru ini tular di media sosial apabila seorang anggota polis wanita memuat naik video dirinya yang bercakap menerusi sebuah panggilan telefon dengan scammer yang menyamar sebagai pegawai kastam. Video yang berdurasi 9.31 minit itu menunjukkan scammer tersebut cuba untuk memperdaya pegawai polis terbabit dengan mengatakan beliau terlibat dengan pembelian barangan daripada negara China yang berharga melebihi RM15,000. Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video yang dimuat naik oleh Facebook Polis Kedah itu telah meraih lebih 64 ribu likes dan 34 ribu shares.

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Namun, setelah beberapa minit cuba untuk 'menangkap' polis itu, scammer tersebut mengambil keputusan untuk mematikan telefon.Lihat video penuh di bawah ini:

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen memberi komen yang positif supaya orang ramai lebih peka dan dapat mengambil pengajaran dari video itu

Mereka juga juga meluahkan rasa marah terhadap scammer berkenaan kerana dilihat menipu ramai orang ketika ini. Ada juga yang puji tindakan selamba polis itu melayan scammer tersebut sambil melakukan kerjanya dengan tenang sekali.Ramai yang menyatakan video ini bagus untuk tontonan umum dan juga warga emas agar tidak mudah terpedaya dengan panggilan seperti itu.Berikut di bawah antara komen menarik daripada netizen:

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Korang semua pun jangan cepat gelabah okay kalau terima panggilan macam ni ;)

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[VIDEO] Batang Besi Atas Lori Melayang Hingga Tembus Cermin Kereta Ini Buat Ramai Ngeri

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Setiap pengguna jalan raya perlu patuh dengan peraturan jalan raya yang ditetapkan

Hal ini bagi mengelakkan sebarang kemalangan yang tidak diingini berlaku. Kadangkala, kemalangan boleh terjadi akibat kecuaian pihak pemandu itu sendiri. Bukan setakat itu, banyak lagi faktor lain yang boleh menyebabkan kemalangan. Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video di Twitter yang memaparkan seorang pemandu berhadapan dengan situasi genting di atas jalan raya telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

Final destination siellllllll batang besi tetiba melayang tembus cermin dekat seat penumpang…wtf scary pic.twitter.com/9IoqLpiTZv— Alan (@IniAlalalannn) January 14, 2023

Batang kayu atas lori melayang sampai tembus cermin kereta belakang

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan video memaparkan dashcam kereta yang dipandu oleh seorang pemuda di atas jalan raya. Apa yang lebih mengejutkan adalah apabila sebatang besi yang berada di atas lori tiba-tiba melayang dan tembus ke cermin seat penumpang kereta yang dipandu di belakang lori itu. Berikutan itu, cermin kereta itu retak dengan perlahan-lahan. Batang kayu itu tembus sehingga tempat duduk penumpang. Mujur tempat itu tiada penumpangnya. Perkara ini sangat membahayakan.

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"Aku tengok video pun kepala aku dah mengelak sendiri bila nampak batang besi tu melayang" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 900K views, 9K retweets, 1K quote tweets dan 10K likes di Twitter, rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi masing-masing. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di Twitter:

Mohon mgsa saman pihak syarikat lori tu ats kecuaian. Minta pampasan gnti rugi kereta baru mercedes benz S200, rumah banglo, tangungan bulanan rm8k utk 10tahun ats alasan xboleh bkerja trauma. Jgn bagi muka!!— SY3D_AM1R | (@MeRep2p1) January 14, 2023

sebab ni la tak suka bawa kereta belakang lori  tapi bila depan lori pulak ada yg dia sodok je smpai kemek kereta. nauzubillahminzalik—  (@appledeans) January 14, 2023

Jadikan alasan saman sbg Lori lebih muatan. Lori tak load barang dgn rapi. Minta dorg tanggung kos rugi dan lain2 kos. Bukti dah ada. InsyaAllah kemenangan di pihak anda— Just K (@UncleKiddd) January 14, 2023

nauzubillah.. lindungkan lah benda2 mcm ni. nasib baik takde orang kat sebelah— Hanna Delicious (@_hannahwho_) January 14, 2023

Me & husb pernah kena. Besi melenting kena kereta. Dari bahagian enjin tu naik lenting ke atas kereta. Lekuk juga lah. Mujur tak tembus cermin mcm org ni kena — she (@OhhShee) January 15, 2023

pernah kena jugak tahun lepas bulan 8. sumpah takut! kaca berderai depan muka pic.twitter.com/Qtpu5jtbNV— Dee (@_diananasir) January 14, 2023

Masih dipanjangkan umur pic.twitter.com/G8eyBKDR5T— aiman (@AimanNorha) January 14, 2023

Bahaya betul, patut kena saman kalau macam ni.

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Lebih 5K 'Shares', Wanita Ini Kongsi Resepi Keropok Lekor Yang Sedap Dan Mudah Dibuat

Nikmati rasa ikan yang enak apabila anda cuba resepi keropok lekor ini!

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Apabila terasa hendak makan keropok lekor fresh, anda tidak perlu lagi ke kedai. Dengan resepi mudah ini, anda boleh membuat keropok lekor sendiri di rumah sahaja! Yang seronoknya, anda boleh membuat keropok lekor ini mengikut citarasa sendiri!Resepinya merangkumi 5 bahan asas dapur sahaja! Keropok lekor ini boleh nikmati bila-bila sahaja samada pagi, petang ataupun malam. Yang penting, pasti akan jadi kesukaan ramai! Jom tengok resepinya?

Untuk resepi keropok lekor yang ringkas dan enak, ikuti perkongsian pengguna Facebook Nor Darwina Che Ismail yang telah mendapat sebanyak 5k perkongsian!

Bahan-bahan yang anda perlukan:

10 ekor ikan selayang atau kembung (lebih banyak lebih sedap).1 cawan tepung gandum2 cawan tepung ubi kayuSetengah cawan air1 sudu serbuk penaik2 sudu garam Sedikit ajinomoto (opsyenal)

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Jom kita lihat cara-cara untuk membuatnya:

			1. Asingkan isi ikan mentah daripada tulangnya.2. Kisarkan isi ikan, garam dan ajinomoto bersama air.

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			3. Tuangkan bahan yang telah dikisar ke dalam mangkuk.4. Masukkan tepung ubi kayu, tepung gandum dan serbuk penaik ke dalam bahan yang telah dikisar dan gaulkan sehingga rata.

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			5. Ulikan bahan tersebut hingga tidak melekat di tangan (jika melekat, tambahkan sedikit lagi tepung ubi kayu).

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			6. Bentukkan pes keropok sehingga panjang dan bulat seperti gambar di bawah.

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			7. Didihkan air di dalam periuk.8. Masukkan keropok lekor ke dalam air yang mendidih dengan hati hati.9. Tunggu sehingga keropok lekor terapung di atas permukaan air.

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			10. Angkat keropok lekor dan toskan airnya.

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			11. Sejukkan keropok lekor sepenuhnya.12. Panaskan minyak di dalam kuali.13. Gorengkan kreopok lekor sehingga kuning keemasan dan rangup di luar.14. Akhir sekali, angkat keropok lekor dari minyak dan keropok lekor anda sedia untuk dihihdang!

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Apabila keropok lekor sudah siap, inilah hasilnya. Hidangkan bersama sos untuk mencicah, pasti menjilat jari!

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Here's Why You Should Travel To Brisbane For Your Next Holiday

This Spotlight is sponsored by Malaysia Airlines.

Brisbane is often just known as a gateway to popular destinations like the Gold Coast, Moreton Island, and the Sunshine Coast

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However, in the past five years, Brisbane city itself has become a popular tourist destination bubbling with life and excitement. Plus, you won't have to worry about looking for halal food or family-friendly activities. A melting pot of cultures, Brisbane is a Muslim-friendly destination and has so much for you to discover!

Here are a few things you must do while you're there:

1. Savour all kinds of tasty halal treats, from street food to fancy steak dinners

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Eat Street NorthshoreHours: 4pm - 10pm (Fri, Sat) | 12pm - 8pm (Sun)Address: 221D MacArthur Ave, Hamilton QLD 4007, AustraliaExplore Eat Street Market at Northshore during the weekends to discover its alleyways lined with food stalls in shipping containers. With over 70 vendors, there is a wide variety of halal options for you to choose from. There'll also be three stages offering free live music and family-friendly entertainment.

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Black Hide SteakhouseHours: 11.30am - 11pmAddress: 36 Caxton St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, AustraliaFor a luxurious taste of Queensland's organic wagyu and Angus steaks, book a table at Black Hide Steakhouse. This restaurant offers premium beef cuts that are locally sourced and 100% halal certified, and is located in one of Brisbane's most historic buildings. Plus, the crispy wagyu-fat roasted potatoes are to die for.

2. Head over to Streets Beach at South Bank, a man-made beach in the middle of the bustling city

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Streets BeachHours: 6am - 12amAddress: Stanley St Plaza, South Brisbane QLD 4101, AustraliaStreets Beach is Australia's only inner-city, man-made beach and is popular with tourists and locals alike. You can take a dip in the lagoon, while being surrounded by white sandy beaches, sub-tropical plants, and the Brisbane skyline. Plus, the beach has free admittance and is patrolled by qualified lifeguards all year round.

3. Take a stroll at one of Brisbane's famous markets

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Sunday Discovery MarketHours: 6am - 12pm (Sunday)Address: 250 Sherwood Rd, Rocklea QLD 4106, AustraliaGo for a treasure hunt at Sunday Discovery Market, with over 380 stalls selling a huge variety of new and second hand items. You'll be able to find interesting items like collectibles, antiques, clothing, accessories, kitchenware items, and more.

Interested in travelling to Brisbane? You can now fly direct with fares as low as RM2,329 with Malaysia Airlines

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Just a 10-hour flight away from Kuala Lumpur, Brisbane is perfect for travellers who want to explore a whole new side of Australia. Plus, you can still travel to popular destinations like the Gold Coast, Moreton Island, and the Sunshine Cost with no hassle from the city.

Check out their promotional air fares and book your flight tickets to Brisbane with Malaysia Airlines today

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"Masih Relevan" - Ini 6 Petua Kecantikan Orang Dulu-Dulu Yang Masih Diamalkan Sekarang

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Siapa saja dalam dunia ini yang tidak mahu nampak cantik dan bergaya, bukan?

Tidak kira bagi lelaki mahupun wanita, setiap orang mempunyai kecantikan diri masing-masing. Namun, untuk mendapatkan sesuatu kecantikan sudah pasti kita perlu menjaga beberapa perkara.Iyalah, tambahan lagi buat kulit sensitif dan bermacam-macam lagi. Memang susah nak jaga betul tak? Pelbagai petua dan tips kecantikan kita boleh lihat sekarang.Malah, petua kecantikan pada zaman dahulu pun masih relevan untuk digunakan pada masa sekarang.Nak tahu apa petuanya? Jom kami kongsikan kepada anda di bawah.

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1. Naikkan seri wajah

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Tahukah anda sebenarnya air basuhan beras dapat menaikkan seri wajah anda. Kebiasaannya, anda semua akan basuh beras anda sebanyak 2 kali. Jadi, simpan air basuhan kali ke-3 itu. Sapukan pada wajah anda dan biarkan ia kering di wajah.Lebih baik amalkan petua ini 3 kali seminggu.

2. Menghilangkan jerawat dan parut

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Wajah yang berjerawat dan parut sememangnya akan membuat kita merasa kurang yakin apabila berjumpa dengan orang ramai.Anda mungkin boleh cuba petua orang dulu ini. Caranya ialah ambil sedikit madu asli dan sapukan pada bahagian yang mempunyai parut dan jerawat. Madu berfungsi sebagai antibakteria yang mampu mengecutkan jerawat. Ia juga mampu menghilangkan kesan gelap akibat parut.

3. Buang sel kulit mati

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Petua dulu ada yang mengatakan beras pulut sangat berkesan untuk membuang kotoran seperti minyak, peluh dan debu. Bukan itu saja, ia juga dapat menanggalkan sel kulit mati. Caranya ialah kisar atau tumbuk beras pulut sampai halus. Kemudian, gosok pada muka dengan lembut. Lakukan seminggu sekali.

4. Kecilkan pori-pori

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Kaya dengan vitamin A, C dan E, air mawar mampu membuat kulit wajah anda jadi mulus. Ia juga mampu mengecilkan pori-pori di wajah.Kebiasaannya, air mawar sering digunakan dalam masakan untuk menaikkan aroma hidangan. Anda boleh menggantikannya sebagai pengganti toner, semburkan air mawar pada wajah setiap hari pada waktu pagi dan malam.Anda boleh menggantikannya sebagai ganti toner, semburkan air mawar pada wajah setiap hari pada waktu pagi dan malam.

5. Kurangkan eye bag bawah mata

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Zaman dahulu tidak sama seperti sekarang, di mana terdapat pelbagai rawatan kecantikan termasuk untuk menghilangkan eye bag bawah mata.Jadi, bagaimana orang-orang dulu menjaga kecantikan mata? Caranya ialah menggunakan timun yang dihiris. Kemudian, letakkan di bawah mata.

6. Rambut lebat dan hitam

Gambar sekadar hiasan.
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Rambut merupakan mahkota bagi setiap orang tidak lelaki mahupun wanita. Pada zaman dulu, kebanyakan wanita menggunakan minyak kelapa untuk mencantikkan rambut.Caranya ialah ambil sedikit biji betik yang dikeringkan. Setelah ditumbuk halus, campurkan ke dalam botol yang berisi minyak kelapa. Sapukan pada rambut sebelum mandi. Hasilnya rambut akan menjadi lebih sihat, hitam dan lebat.

Mungkin ada yang masih guna lagi petua-petua sebab berkesan. Anda pun kena cuba! :D

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Have You Submitted Your e-Census For Banci 2020? Here's What You Need To Do If You Haven't

UPDATE: e-Census for Banci 2020 has been extended. Read the full story here.

Banci 2020 is ongoing right now, and all members of the public are required to take part in it

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Also known as the Malaysia Population and Housing Census 2020, Banci 2020 is our nation's sixth official census and involves the whole of Malaysia - all 32.7 million people. For those of you who remember taking part in Banci previously, you'll find that this census is a bit different than before.

What's unique about Banci this year is that it will be widely implemented online

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Since 1970, Banci has been conducted in Malaysia once every 10 years.Usually, census enumerators, or pembanci, will visit door-to-door to interview the households. However, due to the recent global COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) introduced e-Census, which allows you to reply to the questionnaire online.If you're selected from three million households to take part in the e-Census for the first phase, you would have received a postcard containing your mailing address and a special 11-digit invitation code. Over three million postcards have been sent nationwide, but don't worry if you haven't received it, because you can pre-register online to get your e-Census invitation code in the same link of the e-Census Portal.

Once you've gotten your postcard or invitation code, head over to the Census portal to log in and fill in the online questionnaire

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STEP 1: Go through the first-time login processSTEP 2: Receive your One-Time Password (OTP)STEP 3: Login to the e-Census portalSTEP 4: Complete the questionnaire and submit

The great thing about e-Census is that you can do it online whenever you want to, as long as you complete it by 30 September 2020

If you're wondering what kind of questions you'll be asked, here's a sneak peek:

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Some of you may be thinking why the questionnaire is too long (with 108 questions), and whether you need to answer every question. However, don't be overwhelmed, because you will only have to answer the general questions and those specifically related to you.According to the DOSM, the maximum number of questions you'll end up answering would be 42 questions, so it won't take up too much of your time. Plus, if you can't finish answering the questionnaire in a day, you can always login again the next day to continue.

The reason why the e-Census has so many questions is because it hopes to get data on various topics to help develop Malaysia, from the smallest communities to the biggest cities

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You'll find that the e-Census questionnaire will cover topics like housing, occupation, schooling, social relations, and more. While some people may think of Banci 2020 as just a way to get a headcount of Malaysia, the truth is that it's so much more than that.To put things in perspective, the census will help determine how we spend government funding worth billions of ringgit across the country, including for development of public services like hospitals, schools, roads, and public transport.

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For instance, data on housing and nearby amenities will help local authorities decide on what to develop. If an area shows signs of people falling sick often, and there are no medical facilities within a 10km radius, it may be an indication to build a hospital or clinic nearby. Besides hard data, the e-Census also hopes to get a better understanding on the well-being of people living in Malaysia.That's why it's important to answer truthfully when going through the e-Census questionnaire - the way you answer could affect how your local community develops in the coming years. While the impact may not be immediate, you are providing data that will allow the next generation to have a better standard of living.

"Who is responsible for filling out the e-Census?"

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One person per household, usually the ketua isi rumah, will be responsible for filling out the e-Census on behalf of the entire family staying under one roof. If you have children or dependents, you'll want to make sure you have the necessary documents, like their IC number, before starting to fill the e-Census.For people renting a home or sharing a place with non-family members, one person should also be designated to fill out the e-Census on behalf of all the other housemates.Pro-Tip: Do note that all the information you fill up should be based on Hari Banci, or Census Day, which is 7 July 2020. If you just moved to a new home after 7 July, you should still answer based on your old home.

"Will the information I provide be safe and secure?"

Rest assured that Banci 2020 will not disclose your personal data. Instead, only aggregate data and insights will be published to help the nation move forward. The great thing about the e-Census is that you can fill it up securely on the official portal, without having to talk to someone face-to-face or on the phone.Take note that Banci 2020 will never ask about your financial or donation information, political views or parties, and bank or credit card information.If you are being asked such questions, never reveal these private information, but immediately report it or call the DOSM hotline at 1-800-88-7720.

"But what if I didn't get the e-Census or miss the deadline?"

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Don't worry, because not all Malaysians will be completing Banci 2020 via the e-Census. After the 30 September 2020 deadline for the e-Census, the government will be running a second phase of Banci 2020 that will involve face-to-face interviews from 7 to 24 October 2020.During this second phase, nearly 100,000 pembanci will be tasked with going door-to-door to interview those who have not completed the e-Census. They will even be going into the rural areas to get an accurate depiction of staying in Malaysia.So, if you didn't get the e-Census or missed the deadline, just wait for more information on when you'll need to be at home to participate in the face-to-face Banci 2020 interview.

Remember, the e-Census for Banci 2020 is ongoing from now until 30 September. Find out more about it by visiting their website.

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Or scan these QR codes to get more information.

You now have until 21 December to submit your e-Census for Banci 2020. Read more below:

                [UPDATE] e-Census For Banci 2020 Has Now Been Extended Until 21 December

The second phase of face-to-face interviews has also been postponed to next year.

Read the full story


Selepas Kanada, Chef Ini ‘Tapau’ Ireland Pula Dengan Fusion Nasi Lemak & Nasi Kerabu. Wow!

Jika bunga raya menjadi bunga kebangsaan Malaysia, nasi lemak pula seharusnya dilabel sebagai makanan kebangsaan negara ini

Sebagai rakyat Malaysia sejati, ramai yang membesar dengan nasi lemak. Bahkan hidangan ini boleh dianggap sajian ruji tatkala sarapan pagi yang selalunya lengkap dimakan bersama secawan teh tarik.

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Dengan rasa nasi yang lemak dan beraroma dan digaul bersama sambal ikan bilis, telur rebus ataupun telur goreng, kacang goreng serta timun, setiap suapan terasa begitu nikmat sekali sehinggalah ke suapan terakhir. Sangat sedap, bukan?Sekarang bayangkan pula kesedapan nasi lemak itu digabungkan pula dengan keenakan rasa nasi kerabu. Double kelazatannya!

Baru-baru ini seorang gadis telah mengharumkan nama tanah air dengan hidangannya yang bernama Nasi Lemak Bunga Telang, yang merupakan fusion di antara nasi lemak dan nasi kerabu

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Siti Safura Mohd Tawil telah berjaya mendapat pingat emas dalam pertandingan Kulinari Chef Ireland 2020 (Chef Ireland Culinary Competition) bagi kategori masakan Asia-India yang dianjurkan The Panel of Chefs Ireland.

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Dalam pertandingan itu, Siti Safura telah memikat hati juri dengan hidangan nasi lemak berwarna biru yang disertai lauk ayam rendang, kerabu dan keropok keping rangup yang diberi nama Nasi Lemak Bunga Telang.

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Dalam pada itu, Siti Safura turut meluahkan penghargaannya kepada Duta Besar Malaysia di Ireland, Zakaria Nasir dan isterinya, Junainah Che Ali

“Terima kasih kepada Duta Besar Malaysia, TYT Encik Zakaria Nasir dan isterinya, Puan Junainah untuk sokongan yang tidak terhingga,” katanya kepada Harian Metro.

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“Terima kasih juga kepada Chef Boy, Chef Fauzan, Dr Esa dan Sir Razman atas nasihat dan pandangan. Saya amat menghargainya,” tambahnya lagi.

Sebelum ini, Siti Safura pernah mengharumkan nama negara selepas menjuarai pertandingan ‘Embassy Chef Challenge 2016’ di Ottawa, Kanada pada 3 November 2016.

Tonton video yang dikongsikan oleh Siti Safura ketika acara pertandingan ini berlangsung dan saat kemenangannya di bawah:

Tahniah chef Siti Safura!
Kami di SAYS Seismik turut tumpang berbangga dengan kejayaan chef. #MalaysiaBoleh!

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Sebelum ini pernah kecoh di laman sosial perihal netizen yang marahkan seorang wanita Britain kerana hina hidangan nasi lemak:

                Netizen Berang Mat Salleh Ini Mengamuk Dapat Nasi Lemak Dalam Penerbangan. Siap Hina Lagi!

Ibarat membuat pengumuman kepada orang awam, Katie telah melabel hidangan tersebut yang ternyata adalah nasi lemak se...

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You Can Now Buy A 'Datuk Kong' Shrine Keychain To 'Bo Pi' You Wherever You Go

From ikat tepi keychains to kuih kapit and siew yoke earrings, Malaysian artists sure know how to entice us into buying their irresistible collectibles

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This time, a new collectible has emerged.
But instead of a work of art, this 'Datuk Kong' keychain is a work of science.

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Created by the people behind The Reamers Envision, this 7cm tall and 4cm wide Datuk Kong keychain is made through additive manufacturing - or more commonly known as 3D printing.Since its launch on 3 August, photos of the miniature shrine have gone viral on social media. Many netizens were fascinated by the product, prompting thousands of them to tag their friends to see if they need one to bo pi (Hokkien for 'blessing') for their safety.

Speaking to SAYS, The Reamers Envision said the product idea came to them in March 2020

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During brainstorming sessions, Lily, lead customer service officer of the company, said the team wanted to launch a product that promotes Malaysian culture."We wanted a product that buyers see pretty much everywhere in Malaysia and will always remind you of Malaysia whenever you're overseas," she said."Then... our product design director came out with the idea of a keychain featuring a miniature Datuk Kong shrine."Datuk Kong refers to a local deity that can be easily found by the roadside throughout Malaysia. It is believed to have originated in Malaysia.

Lily said the response from Malaysians has been overwhelming so far

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When the keychain was first listed on Shopee, it sold out in a couple of hours, causing them to delist the product momentarily. As of today, 12 August, they have over 120 units prepared to be shipped."That is on top of daily new orders," said Lily, who is 20 years old. "We haven't yet had a single day (where we) receive no query about it."The team is based in Penang and they consist of seven members total, age between 20 and 25.

One piece of Datuk Kong keychain goes for RM17 currently

A photo posted by a buyer on the Shopee review section.
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The Reamers Envision is running a 15% discount on the product now. You can pre-order it at its official Shopee store here.For more information visit their Facebook page here.


Syed Saddiq To Set Up Multiracial Youth Party To Empower The Younger Generation

Former youth and sports minister Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman has confirmed that he will not join Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad's new party, but will instead set up a party of his own

Speaking to Singapore's CNA, Syed Saddiq said the new party will be multiracial and youth-centric, reported Free Malaysia Today."If in Thailand they can set up Future Forward, in France they can set up En Marche under Macron, I think it is timely in Malaysia to start up a movement made of young people," said the Muar Member of Parliament (MP)."Of young technocrats, professionals, young politicians from different backgrounds to come together to ensure that the youth's voice will dominate in Parliament and outside of Parliament, that in the end, the youth can never be taken lightly anymore.""It is timely today so that politics will never be chained by the same people, being controlled and monopolised by the same old people," he told CNA while campaigning for the Slim by-election.

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However, forming his new party does not mean that he will cut ties with former Bersatu chairman Dr Mahathir

Last Friday, 21 August, the former Bersatu youth chief said he will continue "to support and respect" the former prime minister because he believes in Dr Mahathir's aspiration."He could easily be Perikatan Nasional's (PN) prime minister, but chose not to as it was against what he fought for," said the 27-year-old, reported The Star."I still respect Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin as he was the one who brought me into politics."

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Speculation of Syed Saddiq forming his own party emerged after he was not seen together with Dr Mahathir when the latter announced his new party earlier this month

The former Bersatu chairman was fired from the party he co-founded three months ago following the political crisis in February this year, which ultimately caused the downfall of the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government.Following that, Dr Mahathir, along with five MPs who were also expelled from Bersatu, formed 'Parti Pejuang Tanah Air' (PEJUANG) to defend Malay interests and fight corruption.During PEJUANG's party debut press conference on 7 August, Syed Saddiq was nowhere to be seen and was said to be attending his mother's retirement ceremony in Johor.

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Dr Mahathir's new party is an independent party that does not align with either PH nor PN. As of press time, it is uncertain if Syed Saddiq's new party will be contesting alongside PEJUANG in the next General Election.

On 7 August, Dr Mahathir announced his new independent party:

                Dr Mahathir Announces New 'Independent' Malay Party

"We are not breaking away from anyone. We are freeing ourselves from everyone."

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Here's How Malaysians Can Do Their Bit For Wildlife Affected By The Fires In Australia

In Australia, the bushfires have killed about a billion animals so far

According to an estimation by a scientist, more than 800 million animals were killed in New South Wales alone.NBC News reported University of Sydney professor of ecology Chris Dickman saying that he is revising his estimate of 480 million animals affected by the fires, as the number of animals affected across Australia likely exceeds a billion.Speaking to Vox, Dickman said the estimation was derived based on the size of land burned by the wildfires, which is about 15.6 million acres - about the size of the entire state of Sabah.Other than being burned to death, animals are dying because of indirect causes, such as starvation, loss of habitat, dehydration, and injuries.

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Following the news about the massive number of wildlife affected in Australia, a Malaysian Twitter user initiated a plan to get local veterinarians to fly there to help

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The user, known as Indraveni K, tweeted at AirAsia founder Tony Fernandes and the national airline Malaysia Airlines, asking them if they are "willing to sponsor flights for Malaysian vets and students (to go) to New South Wales, Australia (and) help the rehabilitation of injured animals".

Yes we can— Tony Fernandes (@tonyfernandes) January 8, 2020

Indraveni then explained that the sponsorship is to get animal experts sent to Australia for a two-week or a month period. They will be stationed there to help bush fire animals affected by the bush fires go through rehabilitation.She added that each volunteer will be vetted thoroughly to ensure none of them will take advantage of the situation.

			This is a Malaysian initiative.
        Indraveni.

However, after Indraveni secured the free flight tickets for local vets, she found out that the wildlife rescue organisations in Australia are not actually looking for volunteers

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Taking to her Facebook page, she wrote that, "Firstly, I have to thank everyone for the support, it's been overwhelming."She then apologised "for jumping the gun on this matter", saying that she found out after writing to Australian wildlife rescue organisations, such as WIRES, Macquarie Koala Hospital, and Victoria Zoo, that they are not looking for volunteers."(They) would prefer donations instead."

She then shared links for donation efforts where Malaysians can do their bit

According to Indraveni, these are the places you can support:- You can donate to save koalas in Kangaroo Islands GoFundMe here.- You can donate to save koalas in Port Macquarie Koala Hospital, New South Wales at GoFundMe here. - You can donate to adopt koalas across Australia at World Wild Life here.- You can donate and help WIRES rescue more animals during this trying time at their website here.

For more information, you can check out Indraveni's post here:

Hi Everyone,

Firstly, I have to thank everyone for the support, it's been overwhelming.

Thanks to Tony Fernandes of...Posted by Indraveni Kamalanathan on Thursday, January 9, 2020

The bush fires are so bad that it is forcing Australian local authorities to kill 10,000 camels:

                About 10,000 Camels Are Being Shot Dead In Australia Because They Drink A Lot Of Water

A five-day cull began on Wednesday, 8 January.

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Steve Irwin's family saved over 90,000 animals amidst the wildfires in Australia:

                The Irwins Have Rescued 90,000 Animals As Australia's Wildfires Rage On

It is estimated that roughly half a billion animals have been killed in the wildfires.

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IGP Denies Allegations That He Used PDRM Funds For His Daughter's "Lavish" Wedding

Inspector-General of Police (IGP) Mohamad Fuzi Harun has denied using the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) funds for his daughter's wedding, as alleged by Sarawak Report in its article on 12 July

According to IGP Fuzi, he had used his own money for the wedding including footing the bill for the expenses of the Brunei police chief who was a guest at the wedding."When invitations were sent to my counterparts, it was understood that I would personally foot the bill. In fact, only my counterpart from Brunei attended the wedding," the IGP was quoted as telling The Star Online."In no way were funds from the government or PDRM used to pay for the wedding or travel expenses of my guests," Fuzi added.

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While calling the article "widely inaccurate", Fuzi invited the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate the claims

"I am close to retirement and have more than enough savings to spend for my daughter's wedding. Why would I resort to such dubious means for my own daughter's wedding? I have nothing to hide," The Star Online quoted the IGP as saying.Fuzi also claimed that the Sarawak Report article was inaccurate in many ways. However, the top cop didn't give any specific details except the part that mentioned his wife, who passed away in December, reported the English daily.

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In its article on 12 July, Sarawak Report had asked the IGP to "make a clear statement as to just who agreed to pay for the attendance of a swathe of Asia's top cops invited to his daughter's wedding?"

"The wedding itself was by various accounts lavish, but perhaps a career at the top of Special Branch and the PDRM enables sufficient savings to be made."What is provoking questions is a series of invitations that are understood to have been sent out to several of the IGP's most senior counterparts in South East Asia from his official headquarters in Bukit Aman," Sarawak Report said in its article, highlighting the date, 6 April 2018, a month before GE14, when the invitation email was sent.

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The investigative website, while highlighting how it's outside the normal rules for an official staff to be employed to send wedding invitations, had asked IGP Fuzi to make proof of payments public

Here's an unedited excerpt from Sarawak Report's article:"Plainly, it is unusual and outside the normal rules for official staff (the Chief of International Relations, IGP’s Secretariat, Goh Boon Keng, signed off the letter) to be employed to extend such invitations to a private family event."However, the correspondence appears to have gone further still in that it states that "we" will provide Business Class return tickets for the police chief and his spouse, as well as a night in the swanky hotel."Given that the sender of the letter is the Royal Malaysia Police there is a strong implication that the police force and not its boss would be footing the bill. This would appear to be an extremely poor example to be setting for people lower in the ranks in terms of misdirecting funds."So can IGP Fuzi, detail how many top foreign cops were invited to this family wedding; how many attended; how much each cost to entertain and who paid? Naturally, proof of payments should also be made public. We hope it was a happy wedding."

Meanwhile, Sarawak Report highlighted how the IGP, despite claiming the report was "inaccurate in many ways", has failed to identify any substantive inaccuracy in the article except for one minor typo suggesting the invitation came from Fuzi and his wife

Here's a screenshot of the comment from Sarawak Report in response to IGP Fuzi:

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The IGP is considering taking action against Sarawak Report