"Auto Patah Balik" - Suami Tak Basuh Cawan Lepas Minum, Isteri Cincang Sayur Sambil Jeling

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Dalam kehidupan berumah tangga, sikap tolak ansur dan bekerjasama mengemas rumah sesama suami isteri itu sangat penting

Bukan apa, hal ini bertujuan untuk mengelakkan daripada salah seorang merasa terbeban kerana terpaksa mengemas rumah seorang diri tanpa bantuan si suami mahupun isteri.Tambahan lagi jika kedua-duanya bekerja, sudah pasti cepat penat dan mudah stres jika urusan rumah tangga tidak diuruskan dengan betul.Oleh itu, setiap pasangan haruslah sama-sama melakukan kerja rumah. Seperti contoh, jika isteri sudah memasak, suami pula tolong basuh pinggan.Berbeza pula dengan video yang viral di TikTok ini apabila gelagat sepasang suami isteri di dapur mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @fatmasariz seneng punya suami rajin . one setku by : IG @itsmenafofficial  original sound  - Fatma Sari Zar

Suami tak basuh cawan lepas minum, isteri cincang sayur kuat-kuat sambil jeling bagi hint

Menerusi video daripada @fatmasariz, kelihatan dia sedang memotong sayur di dapurnya sebelum memasak. Kemudian, suaminya datang membawa secawan air dan meletakkan di singki.Apa yang membuatkan si isteri naik angin adalah apabila suaminya hanya membasuh tangan dan membiarkan cawan itu tidak dibasuh.Sebaik saja si suami ingin keluar dari dapur, wanita itu pantas mencincang sayur dengan bunyi yang kuat sebagi tanda memberikan hint kepada suaminya untuk membasuh cawan di tepi singki itu.Si suami yang seperti faham dengan bunyi tersebut terus pantas berpatah balik ke dapur serta membasuh cawan dengan reaksi muka cuak dan tertekan.

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Ramai dapat relate dengan video itu dan bersetuju kebanyakan suami malas nak basuh cawan dan pinggan walaupun itu kerja mudah

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah berjaya meraih 9 juta tontonan, 699,500 tanda suka serta 11,100 perkongsian di TikTok.Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat pasangan itu. Malah, ada juga yang berkongsi rasa geram apabila suami mereka pun malas nak cuci cawan.Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Tak semua lelaki macam ni, ada je yang rajin. Suami korang pula macam mana? :P

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Happy That You Can Lick Your Own Elbows? This Girl Can Lick Her EYEBALLS

Adrianne Lewis, an 18-year-old teen from Michigan has a very special talent. She is able to touch her eyeball and other parts of her body with her tongue. Yes, that's a really, really long tongue!

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Adrianne Lewis, from Michigan, says her tongue is an unbelievable four inches long, giving her the unique ability to not only lick her nose, chin and elbow but also - shockingly - her eye. Her reptile-like appendage has gained global recognition after a photo of it went viral online.

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With her 4 inch tongue, Adrianne hopes to get into the Guinness Book of Records. The current record for world's longest tongue is 3.97 inches.

'Look Mum!'
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Lewis says she wants Guinness World Records to measure her tongue. The current record-holder is 24-year-old Californian Nick Stoeberl, whose 3.97-inch tongue appears in the 2015 Guinness Book of World Records.

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Adrianne believes she may have inherited it from her elders because her mum, grandmother and great grandfather had long tongues.

So what does Adrianne think about Miley Cyrus, who is known for using her tongue on multiple occasions?

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Check out what Adrianne has to say about her super long tongue

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Ditarik Rambut & Paksa Untuk Selfie, Aksi Kasar Warga Israel  Ini Terima Kecaman Ramai

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Masalah perkauman dan warna kulit bukanlah isu yang baru dalam negara

Isu racist dalam kalangan masyarakat ini perlu dielakkan supaya ia tidak memberi impak negatif dalam pembangunan sosial dan tatasusila masyarakat.Baru-baru ini, kecoh di Twitter berkenaan tindakan seorang warga Israel yang menarik rambut seorang lelaki yang berkulit hitam semata-mata untuk selfie telah mengundang kemarahan ramai.Lihat ciapan penuh itu di bawah:

As a black man was being harassed, humiliated, pulled by his hair, and forced to take a selfie at the beach, NOBODY DID ANYTHING.ACTUALLY PEOPLE GATHERED TO WATCH THISHappened in Israel so you can’t speak about it because you know Anti-Semitism  pic.twitter.com/lnsXflXKjZ— StanceGrounded (@_SJPeace_) December 12, 2022

Ditarik rambut dan disuruh senyum untuk berselfie

Menerusi ciapan yang telah dimuat naik oleh @SJPeace di Twitternya, gelagat seorang lelaki yang dilihat bangga dengan perbuatan kasarnya itu telah menjadi bualan di laman sosialMelalui kenyataan di laman blog The Observers, kejadian tersebut berlaku berdekatan pantai di ibu kota Israel, Tel Aviv. Gambar tersebut turut dikatakan telah menjadi perhatian sejak 2018 dan kini tular kembali.Saksi kejadian yang dikenali sebagai Jonathan Small di Facebooknya, dia mengakui bahawa tindakan lelaki itu dilihat sangat kasar dan tidak berperikemanusiaan.

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"I ask again what did black people do in this world to be so hated?" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya tweet berkenaan yang kini telah meraih 28.8K retweet, 1.9K qoute tweet dan 78.1K likes, rata-rata netizen turut berkongsi rasa marah dengan tindakan kasar oleh warga Israel itu di Twitter.Berikut di bawah adalah komen berkongsi pandangan daripada netizen di Twitter:

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Mereka pun ada hati dan perasaan, jangan sebab berbeza warna kulit terus nak menindas mereka dengan sesuka hati.

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[PHOTOS] Acid Attack Survivors Pose For Inspiring Photoshoot To Challenge Beauty Standards

In India, when a girl is attacked by acid, it's not just her body that is damaged. It also shatters her confidence and her status in society, for now she is no longer "beautiful".

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But For Rahul Saharan, there is nothing more beautiful than a smile on a person's face. In his series Shoot for Beauty, the New Delhi-based photographer focuses on the smiles of acid attack survivors who have been hiding their faces for years.

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For the shoot, Rahul collaborated with a non-profit called  Stop Acid Attacks, a campaign against acid violence, to help these girls feel confident enough to have their pictures taken

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Rahul's inspiring project features five young women — Rupa, Ritu, Lakshmi, Chanchal and Sonal —  who have survived acid attacks, smiling in front of a camera for the first time since then

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When New Delhi-based photographer Rahul Saharan started working on a project for Stop Acid Attacks, a campaign against acid violence, he never imagined such an overwhelming response to his pictures. But the inspiring photoshoot, featuring five acid attack victims — Rupa, Ritu, Lakshmi, Chanchal and Sonal — clearly struck a chord on Facebook, where it racked up more than 30,000 likes in the last week.

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Rupa, one of the survivors and models, who designed all the dresses in the shoot, said: "after the acid attack I never took photos"

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"When the photos got circulated in the media, people started calling to inquire about me, I felt so good. After the photo shoot I want to go out meet more people."

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22-year-old Rupa was 15 years old when she was attacked by her stepmother and four men following a dispute about money

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"That night, after acid was poured on my face, I could not see anything. I could not open my eyes, I was screaming," she said. "But no one came to help me. My stepmother watched me suffering." After that night, everything changed. "My studies stopped, I stopped playing."

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It was only three years after the acid attack that Rupa gathered enough courage to look at her face in the mirror. It was her childhood dream, to be a designer and Rupa designed the outfits for all the models featured on the photo shoot including herself.

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“After the attack there was a pause in my life,” she told the Daily Mail. “I was so insecure and embarrassed by my scars I used to cover my face with a scarf. I always hung onto my dream but I never knew that one day it would be possible and I would be launching my own label.”

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WATCH: Rupa narrate her story

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Rupa has worked with Stop Acid Attacks and Chhaon, a support center and medical facility for acid attack survivors, to help other victims and to become financially independent

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Since her attack, she has worked tirelessly to become financially independent. While helping other victims with the organization Stop Acid Attacks, Rupa decided to pursue her dream while helping her friends and fellow survivors heal with a fashion shoot using her own designs. "It was basically for her rehabilitation program...she is a survivor and very hard-working girl," Saharan said to Mashable.

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While most survivors suffer from low self esteem due to their condition, Rahul comments on Facebook that "these girls are strong enough to show that [they] love to get photographed"

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"In our society, there are lots of things said to the girls — you are not beautiful, you won't get married because your skin is not white and fair," Rahul told CNN. He hopes fellow acid attack victims will be inspired by the photo shoot as well. "I want to change the perception of beauty — tell people that the real beauty is not about having a fair skin.

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Globally 1,500 women are yearly subjected to acid attacks. These attacks disfigure victims' appearances, and their muscles and internal organs are affected as well. They struggle to find work, and many are driven to suicide,  according to various reports.

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However, some progress has been made in terms of working to curb acid attacks. Laxmi, another survivor involved in the shoot, collected 27,000 signatures for a petition to reduce acid sales - an initiative that eventually made its way to the Indian Supreme Court.

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The court ordered the Indian central and state governments to better regulate the sale of acid, and the parliament to make prosecutions of acid attacks easier to pursue. Still, advocates say, the laws are not being strictly implemented, CNN reported. "Yes, the law is on paper, but you can find acid easily in local markets," Alok Dixit, founder of Stop Acid Attacks, told CNN.

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While these advocates say there’s much more work for them to do to prevent these attacks and bring justice to survivors, they’ve already succeeded in bringing the face of this horrific crime to the public eye.

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Laxmi, who was attacked when she was 16 by her brother’s friend because she had denied his advances, has already garnered a number of prestigious honors. Last March she was one of 10 women to receive the U.S. Department of State’s International Women of Courage Award.

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Ritu, another acid attack victim involved in the shoot, was 17 when acid was thrown at her face. She is 19 now and going through treatment. She cannot see with her left eye.

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"Every acid attack survivor says they do not want to meet the attackers," she said. "But I want to meet the guy (who did this to me) and ask: 'was it worth it?'"

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Some of the photos of the shoot. Meanwhile, Rupa is currently raising money for her boutique through a crowdfunding campaign. Her hope is to set up shop and employ other acid attack survivors.

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Fresh Graduates In Singapore Reportedly Earned An Average Of SGD3,733 A Month In 2018

A recent survey has revealed that fresh graduates in Singapore earned a mean gross monthly salary of SGD3,733 (RM 11,268.81) in 2018

The 2018 Joint Graduate Employment Survey, which polled 11,200 fresh graduates from full-time programmes, showed an increase in starting pay from SGD3,613 (RM10,915.62) in 2017.

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The data was collected from graduates of Nanyang Technological University (NTU), National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore Management University (SMU), and the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), Channel NewsAsia reported.

According to the survey, fresh graduates received a higher median starting salary in 2018 compared to the previous year

The median gross monthly salary in 2018 was SGD3,500 (RM10,565.45), compared to SGD3,400 (RM10,263.58) in 2017.

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The percentage of those who secured full-time permanent employment also increased to 81.2%, higher than the 78.4% in 2017.In fact, 90.2% of the 10,100 new graduates in the labour force in 2018 found employment within six months of completing their final examinations.

Information and Digital Technologies, Business, and Built Environment graduates had the highest full-time permanent employment rates in Singapore

Engineering graduates also showed strong improvements in both overall and full-time permanent employment rates, compared to 2017. The survey also revealed that the median gross monthly salaries have also increased across all course clusters in 2018.Here's a breakdown of the employment rates of fresh graduates in Singapore:

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Meanwhile, in Malaysia, the average entry level salary ranges from RM1,000 to RM6,000 depending on the industry and geographical location

According to the Jobstreet Malaysia's 2018 Salary Report, fresh graduates working in the central and southern regions are more likely to earn higher monthly salaries compared to their counterparts in the north and East Malaysia.However, the report indicates that certain fields demand higher basic salaries than others.


"Can I File For Bankruptcy?" – Man In Pahang Stunned After Receiving RM144K Water Bill

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A man from Raub, Pahang was shocked to receive a water bill that amounted to a staggering RM144,623 this month

Based on a photo of the water bill uploaded by the man in a public Facebook group, he had apparently used 99,740m³ of water from 16 May to 6 June this year. His previous water bill only came up to RM71 for May.The man's caption read, "Look at that amount... Can I file for bankruptcy?"

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In the Facebook post, the man did not state why he received such an expensive water bill nor did he state whether he had inquired about it with Pengurusan Air Pahang Berhad (PAIP)

According to a calculation done by Sin Chew Daily, a swimming pool with a length of 50m, a width of 21m, and a water depth of 1.8m would require a volume of 1,890m³ of water to be filled.That means the amount of water stated in the water bill would be able to fill up about 52.8 standard-sized swimming pools.SAYS has reached out to the man and PAIP for comment but have not received a reply from the two parties at the time of writing.

The expensive water bill drew comments from netizens who found the situation amusing

A netizen commented, "This amount of water can be used to open an aquarium."

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"No wonder there's no water coming," another added in jest.

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"It turns out all the water has been taken to your house," said one comment.

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Another commented, "If a small family uses RM20 a month, making it RM240 a year, it would take 600 years to use RM144,000 worth of water. By 600 years, my 18th generation grandchildren will still be using the water. You drained 600 years of water in one month, I'm impressed."

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Some netizens have suggested that the bill could be due to a miscalculation on PAIP's part and told the man to clarify it with the authorities.


What IoJ And Jahabar Sadiq Have To Say About The Star's Front Page Controversy

Calling The Star's "controversial" front page on 27 May "an editorial oversight" and not a deliberate move to sow racial and religious discord, the Institute of Journalist (IoJ) has issued a statement condemning the heavy-handed action against the English daily

The Star's 27 May front page that created the controversy.
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The IoJ said that is it "appalled and deeply concerned" by the heavy-handed action taken by the authorities against The Star. It has now called for the state to cease action against the paper.

The IoJ added that The Star's decision to suspend two top editors "shows that the paper is willing to take responsibility for whatever transgressions it is seen to have committed, perceived or otherwise."The journo group said that The Star should be allowed to deal with the issue internally."The IoJ repeats its position that the only way forward in promoting a free press is to allow media organisations to decide for themselves how to deal with such issues and to determine their editorial direction, without undue and misplaced pressure from the authorities," read the statement posted on the group's page.

The IoJ also added that the calls for The Star to be suspended would be yet another nail in the coffin of press freedom in Malaysia

Noting how the press freedom in Malaysia is already severely curtailed by archaic laws and hostile treatment by many who hold positions of power, the IoJ reiterated their call on the Malaysian government to "repeal the Sedition Act, the Printing Presses and Publications Act 1984, and other repressive laws that impugn on freedom of speech.""The government must take proactive measures to protect media freedom in the country and allow the media to operate freely and independently without any undue interference or threats of persecution for doing their jobs," read the statement from IoJ.

You can read the complete statement from the IoJ here

Meanwhile, Jahabar Sadiq of The Malaysian Insight also took to Facebook to voice his opinion on the whole controversy. His post, which has been shared over 600 times, has resonated with others.

Asking if The Star screw up with the layout, Jahabar wrote that he doesn't think so."This is pretty much its (The Star's) standard layout and it did clearly say FULL STORY IN PAGE 3. Did it refer to the photograph in that article? NO! Did the photograph refer to the article above it? NO!"Was it clear that the headline and article had nothing to do with the photograph on the front page? YES if you read newspapers regularly and don't think Muslims are generally terrorists. NO if you don't read newspapers and rely on a snapshot. And feel people think Muslims are generally terrorists," reads his Facebook post.

Jahabar thinks it is "a matter of perception, and perhaps sensitivity"

"In this case, I think it is manufactured outrage. To emphasise, buttress the point on who is in charge of this country," he wrote, adding that the only failure of The Star, according to Jahabar, is that it "did not choose a great picture."

He further added that the authorities and The Star have over-reacted on the issue. The Malaysian police are investigating The Star for Sedition and The Star has suspended its two top editors.

"What will happen, and perhaps that's the intention, is editors will now just do the bare minimum rather than push the envelope in Malaysian journalism. We will be left with propaganda (What am I saying? We are left with propaganda in print media.)"We live at a time when the media is called an enemy in the US, or fake news. We live at a time when everyone can publish their own version of news in social media and blogs and it gets carried and believed."We live at a time when journalists who go the extra mile get done in for going beyond ever-shrinking parameters set by those with vested interests and agenda," reads Jahabar's post.According to him, The Star senior editors didn't deserve to be suspended."The Star screwed up on that," Jahabar wrote, adding "But I think I know why they did it. They want to avoid a suspension and keep jobs in an already difficult market. If they get punished with a suspension, they will suffer what The Edge suffered two years ago. I know what that is like. The portal I worked at, The Malaysian Insider, suffered a block and was shut down within weeks of that block."

He pointed out the hypocrisy of the outrage, saying:

"Malaysian journalists straddle a fine line of scooping, informing and being told to behave by all and sundry. Everyone just wants their version of news in their comfortable silos."They don't want the truth, the facts, the reality. And when there is an opportunity to put down the media, they will do it. Not just the government, it's the rest of us."

Ending his post, Jahabar wrote that:

"Journalism isn's the fourth estate anymore here in Malaysia. It is the plaything of the rich and powerful; and the target of the sensitive and the outraged."What The Star is going through this week is just another depth plumbed in Malaysia. How low can we go? Perhaps beyond bottom."

You can read Jahabar's full post here

What do you think about their take on the issue?


"Pulut Ikan Masin" - Gelagat Ibu Pertama Kali Masuk Kedai Sushi Ini Undang Tawa Ramai

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Pasti rata-rata anda di sini yang gemar dengan makanan Jepun iaitu sushi betul tak?

Kadangkala sanggup datang tiap minggu demi melepaskan rasa mengidam mereka terhadap sushi. Tetapi, ada juga yang tidak suka makan sushi kerana rasanya yang mentah.Namun, lain pula dengan video yang tular di TikTok ini memaparkan gelagat seorang ibu pertama kali masuk kedai sushi telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @yatie_azizie Bila 1st time masuk kedai sushi. Kesian mak kene sakat. #fypppppppppppppp #perfumecheck #Perfume  love nwantiti (feat. Dj Yo! & AX'EL) [Remix] - CKay

Pelik tengok sushi sampai samakan dengan pulut ikan masin

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan seorang wanita berkongsi gelagat ibunya yang pertama kali memasuki kedai makanan sushi.Pada awalnya kelihatan si ibu hanya memandang makanan itu dan tidak mengambilnya kerana tidak mahu makan. Namun, apa yang lebih melucukan adalah apabila ibunya menyamakan salah satu makanan di situ seperti pulut ikan masin kerana rupanya. Malah, cara si ibu memegang chopstick juga membuatkan sehingga wanita itu tergelak melihat gelagat ibunya sendiri.Lihat video sambungan itu di bawah:

  @yatie_azizie Part 2. Buat hal mak dekat sushi ada pulut ikan masin kabonya #fypppppppppppppp #lamourexclusiveperfume  bunyi asal  - Cik_yatie

  @yatie_azizie Balas kepada @rozannafaried Nahhhh ni die #fypppppppppppppp #TThot  bunyi asal  - Cik_yatie

"Tak terfikir pula pulut ikan masin, comel lah mak cik" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut merasa terhibur mendengar gelaran makanan yang dipanggil mak cik itu.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 88.7K views, 2,548 likes dan 163 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Tak sangka ada pulut ikan masin dekat kedai sushi ya. Comel je perangai mak dia :P

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This Balinese Restaurant Is The Perfect Mix Of Traditional Cooking And Luxurious Ambience

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Opened about a month ago, Dusun by OpenHouse has customers rushing to get a table at the newest restaurant in Bangsar Shopping Centre

With an architectural design to die for, the lush greenery and opulent wood fixtures will whisk you away to Bali for an afternoon, or evening!

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With thick green foliage cascading from the central banyan tree, this key attraction is surrounded by sticks of bamboo in a circular permutation

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The vernacular accents of this Balinese kampung themed paradise will sweep you away with traditional enlightenment

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The bamboo accents through the furniture and structure of the building provide great aeration and is an aesthetic comfort to all diners.

With a polyphony of hyper-local ingredients - and produce cooked using classical kampung techniques, every dish will have your mouth watering

Some of the most delicious dishes served include the smoked chicken rice, smoked mushroom soup, 'Taco Mak', fire chicken chop (made on the fire grill), and the leaf-wrapped panggang seafood, which contains Dusun's signature asam pedas buah perah paste.The heavy hitter of the bunch would have to go to the smoked seafood dua pasta, which allows you a choice between tiger prawns, udang galah (freshwater prawns), or live Boston lobster.

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Cool off with an array of pressed juices, teas and sodas, or grab something hot with an assortment of coffee options

Oh, and there's also alcohol options ranging from Dusun signatures to an entire wine menu.

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And if you need a sweet treat after downing some spicy Balinese delicacies, they have a pandan custard to die for, kasturi lime tarts for some tang, and four different ice-cream options!

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If you can smell the food through these photos, and your interest is peaked, it's time to try these Balinese creations!
Here's where to find Dusun by OpenHouse:

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Address: G9A Bangsar Shopping Centre, Jalan Maarof, 59000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.Opening hours:11am-10pm (Daily)Check out their website for more information, and if you'd like to see the options on their menu before making a trip to Bangsar, click here.


“Siap Panjat Bangku” - Gadis Ini Jatuh Terkangkang Gara-Gara Buat Review Baju Di TikTok

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Sudah menjadi kebiasaan buat para influencer untuk membuat review jika mereka membeli sesuatu barang itu

Pelbagai cara kreatif dilakukan supaya review berkenaan dapat menarik perhatian netizen dan pelanggan. Ada yang sampai berjoget, ada juga yang membuat content seperti penceritaan. Malah, baru-baru ini muncul trend bertukar-tukar fashion baju.Tular baru-baru ini tentang video TikTok yang memaparkan seorang gadis jatuh semasa sedang membuat review baju mencuri tumpuan netizen. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @wilda1606____ Paniklah masa ngga? Bisa pensiun dini  #fyp #paniklahhmasanggk  Panik ngga - Ragil

Terjatuh selepas tak stabil akibat panjat bangku

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @wilda1606___, kelihatan dia sedang membuat content untuk review kain yang cantik. Apa yang lebih melucukan adalah apabila sebaik saja dia bertukar kepada kain berwarna hitam, dia lantas panjat bangku lalu jatuh akibat tidak stabil. Kejadian itu mengundang dekah netizen. Bukan setakat itu, malah rakan-rakannya juga ketawakan dia. Rakan-rakannya juga menasihati agar dia tidak memanjat bangku. Lihat video penuh yang belum diedit itu di bawah:

  @wilda1606____ Balas @citraaalestariii niatnya mau buat video jedagjedug gataunya jadi ginisemangat buat pejuang small bussines yg gak pake gambar orang buatjualan  original sound - Wilda160697 - Wilda160697

"Confuse nak gelak atau nak kesian" - Netizen

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video itu berjaya mendapat 1.3M tontonan, 42K tanda suka dan 599 komen di TikTok. Sementara itu, hasil tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur dengan gadis tersebut. Malah, ada juga yang kasihankan gadis itu kerana sakit selepas jatuh. Bukan setakat itu, ramai juga yang memuji skirt yang dipakai cantik. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Image via @wilda1606____ (TikTok)

Pergh, confirm sakit berhari-hari tu. Semoga cepat sembuh! :)


Police Have Arrested The Taman Mutiara MRT Assaulter

A 26-year-old man who violently assaulted and robbed a woman at the Taman Mutiara MRT station recently has been arrested by the police

Image via Bernama News Channel

According to Malay Mail, the man was arrested in Taman Cheras at 8.10pm yesterday, 18 February. Kuala Lumpur police chief Datuk Seri Mazlan Lazim confirmed that the 26-year-old was detained by a Serious Crimes Investigation Department (D9) team from the Cheras district police headquarters.

The police chief revealed that prior to the brutal assault at the Taman Mutiara MRT station, the suspect had robbed a 24-hour convenience store

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Kosmo reported that the man had robbed the store, which is located about 500 metres away from the station, 15 minutes before his violent assault on the 48-year-old victim.According to Harian Metro, the 26-year-old escaped with the victim's purse after kicking and punching her in the Taman Mutiara MRT station at 6.45am on 14 February. The purse contained the victim's identification card, ATM card, and RM400 in cash.

The man is being investigated under Section 394 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing hurt in a robbery

Upon conviction, the man faces a maximum jail sentence of 20 years, fine, and strokes of the cane. Harian Metro reported that the 26-year-old will be remanded today, 19 February.

Meanwhile, RapidKL operator Prasarana Malaysia Berhad has taken measures to beef up security at MRT stations following the assault

"We have increased the number of Special Action Taskforce (ST) members at the hotspot areas. The SAT team is a special unit set up by Prasarana's security department and staff are dressed in plain clothes when on patrol duty," the RapidKL operator said in a statement yesterday, according to Malay Mail. The company added that commuters may now request to be escorted to the parking lot if the area is deserted.

Here's a recap of the incident:

                There Is Now An RM10K Reward For Anyone Who Can Help Track The Taman Mutiara MRT Assaulter

Police have yet to identify the assaulter.

Read the full story

                Video Shows A Man Violently Assaulting And Robbing A Woman Inside Taman Mutiara MRT Lift

She pleads with the man to stop, but he kicks and punches her several times.

Read the full story


A Man Spent RM1.3k On A Mystery Gift Vending Machine And His Biggest Win Was A Hairdryer

Mitchell Law spent RM1,300 on a mystery gift vending machine in KLIA2 hoping to win the latest smart gadgets. However, his biggest prizes were a hairdryer and two lunch boxes.

The hairdryer won by Mitchell from the machine.
Image via Mitchell Law / Facebook

The card stating that Mitchell had just won two lunch boxes.
Image via Mitchell Law / Facebook

According to The Star, users need to insert RM10 into the machine, owned by the company Bee Bae, and select a box of their choice. Inside the box, they would find a card stating what they won and a contact number for collection or delivery.

Some of the prizes won by Mitchell Law.
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"Every box had a prize. I got a lot of other small prizes like plastic brick toys, playing cards, phone rings and selfie sticks which I’ve given to my friends," said Mitchell.

On whether he would try his luck again after 130 boxes bought, Mitchell said he would and that next time the unboxing will be recorded on his Facebook live

Mitchell Law's prizes from the mystery gift vending machine.
Image via Mitchell Law / Facebook

"I'm not even angry or mad because I'm just trying it for fun. I don’t think my luck is that bad but I just find it really funny," said the 31-year-old graphic designer based in Cambodia.

Image via Mitchell Law / Facebook

Image via Mitchell Law / Facebook

Mitchell’s post on Facebook about his experience has since gone viral, with more than 12,000 shares and over 5,000 comments.

Bee Bae managing director Aki Lim said that Mitchell was "just unlucky" as there are 150 mystery boxes in every round and several big prizes up for grabs each time

Image via Mitchell Law / Facebook

Lim added that, "We also update our Facebook page regularly with photographs of big prize winners."Among the big prizes offered by Bee Bae are the flagship smartphones by Apple, Samsung and Oppo, gaming consoles and electrical appliances.

Lim stressed that the mystery gift vending machines are only a form of entertainment and should not be treated as gambling machines

A mystery vending machine in Japan.
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The concept of mystery box vending machines, which is a hit in Japan and Taiwan, has been gaining popularity in Malaysia.Bee Bae currently has nine such vending machines in the Klang Valley and Penang since it began operations in October last year.The Star reported that the drop rate for a good prize is around 5%.

Interested in trying your luck as well? Check out some of these mystery vending machines in Malaysia:

                Malaysians Are Flocking To These Vending Machines In A Bid To Win Gadgets At RM10 Per Try

You can win everything from a nail clipper set to a Nintendo Switch!

Read the full story


Use Of Pitcher Plant For Lemang Still Popular Despite Being Toilet For Bats And 'Tupai'

As Hari Raya approaches, there has been an increased demand for festive delicacies all around Malaysia.
One particular dish that remains quite popular is the pitcher plant lemang (lemang periuk kera).

It is made up of glutinous rice stuffed inside the cupped leaves of pitcher plants.A quick search on social media revealed that a lot of people are advertising their pitcher plant lemang businesses online.

The average price is RM2 to RM4 per piece and just like the common lemang served inside bamboo, it's often paired with other dishes such as rendang and kuah kacang.

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According to Astro Awani, a woman in Kuala Kangsar has been selling up to 1,000 pieces of pitcher plant lemang a day throughout the Movement Control Order (MCO) period.

She said that the dish is sought after due to its unique aroma and rich taste.

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However, the use of the pitcher plant in cooking has been in question for many years as it is known to be a 'toilet' for animals such as bats and tree shrews

A report by Science Alert states that the plant has evolved from eating bugs to devouring nutrient-rich animal droppings to survive at locations where insects are scarce.The pitcher plant uses nectar to attract small mammals like tree shrews (Tupaia glis) that are more commonly known in Malaysia as tupai. Jonathan Moran of Royal Roads University in British Columbia told Live Science that the plant is "basically a toilet complete with a feeding station".

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Image via National Geographic

Researchers at the University of Brunei Darussalam have also conducted a study on the relationship between pitcher plants and bats.They found that the plants offer the bats a cool place to stray away from parasites and other competition, while the bats keep the plants well-fertilised with their droppings.

Image via Holger Bohn/ABC Science

Many Malaysian environmentalists have also previously voiced out their concerns regarding lemang periuk kera consumption.
This is due to the fact that the pitcher plant is at the brink of extinction.

Dr Mohd Norfaizal Ghazali, a senior researcher under the Agrobiodiversity Resources Conservation and Sustainable Utilisation Programme told New Straits Times that during one of his expeditions to a local forest, his team could not find any pitcher plants at the same area it was found growing in abundance five years ago.

Image via Laman Seri/Blogger

In a separate report, New Straits Times stated that Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) research fellow in ecology and biodiversity Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr Abdul Latiff Mohamad had previously called on the Forestry Department to gazette all 13 pitcher plant species found in Peninsular Malaysia.He demanded for them to be placed under the list of preserved and conserved plants.

Image via Utusan Online/YouTube

Last May, environmental activist and Malaysian Nature Society Pahang chairperson Jehan Bakar went viral for raising awareness on the effects of pitcher plant lemang consumption.She wrote, "We should abstain from eating it, and tell our families and friends to do so too. The lack of demand for [pitcher plant lemang] will reduce the over harvesting of the Nepenthes species and allow it to reproduce in its wilderness."

Did you know that tree shrews are often mistaken for squirrels in Malaysia?

                The "Squirrel" You See In Your Taman Is Probably Not A Squirrel

The Common Treeshrew can be found in Peninsular Malaysia, south Thailand, Singapore, and parts of Indonesia.

Read the full story


Students Sang UMNO Song And Chanted 'Hidup UMNO' At A School Event In Putrajaya

In an interesting turn of events, a primary school in Putrajaya held an UMNO-themed celebration yesterday, 3 October

The celebrations at SK Putrajaya Presint 14 (1) yesterday, 3 October.
Image via Aiman Amerul Muner/Malaysiakini

Malaysiakini reported that the celebration was held at SK Putrajaya Presint 14 (1). Teachers and students from the school participated in a "class decoration and performance" competition themed, 'UMNO and Independence #Negaraku'. According to the news site, there were UMNO flags all over the school compound and students were seen waving the party's flag and Jalur Gemilang, when singing the party's anthem, 'Bersatu, Bersetia, Berkhidmat'.

Image via Aiman Amerul Muner/Malaysiakini

A banner bearing the words, "Hidup UMNO, Hidup Melayu. Dulu, Kini dan Selamanya" (Long Live UMNO, Long Live Malays. Then, Now, and Forever) was also sighted on the stage during the celebrations

Image via Aiman Amerul Muner/Malaysiakini

The event was reportedly organised by the Federal Territories Ministry, the Putrajaya Education Department, Putrajaya UMNO Division Education Bureau, and two other unnamed NGOs. Also present at the celebrations was Federal Territories Minister Datuk Seri Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor.

When giving a speech during the prize-giving ceremony, Tengku Adnan had allegedly encouraged the teachers to join UMNO.
The speech ended with students chanting, "Hidup UMNO!" (Long live, UMNO!).

Federal Territories Minister Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor
Image via Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor/Facebook

Students were also apparently humming the UMNO anthem when the school's headmaster was giving the minister a tour of the classrooms. There was also an UMNO flag nasi kunyit dish at the celebrations. When asked by reporters on whether or not it was appropriate to have UMNO flags in schools, Tengku Adnan declined to comment.

Image via Aiman Amerul Muner/Malaysiakini

Meanwhile, headmaster Mohd Amin Hamzah, said that the UMNO-themed celebration was set by the Federal Territories Ministry and that the school has not violated any rules by complying with it

Headmaster Mohd Amin Hamzah
Image via Aiman Amerul Muner/Malaysiakini

"Actually, it (the political element) wasn't too obvious. We were merely supporting an activity organised by the ministry. This has nothing to do with politics," he said, when speaking to Malaysiakini. Commenting on the UMNO flags and the fact that students were made to sing the party's anthem, Mohd Amin said, "This is just temporary."

However, a teacher at the school revealed that some of the staff at the school weren't too happy about the political party-themed celebrations

Image via Wong Kai Hui/Malaysiakini

"We did not agree to such an arrangement because we don't like politics. But since the ministry decided to use this theme, what can we do?"Last year, the ministry asked us to use the theme 'Kemerdekaan' (Independence)," the teacher who wished to remain anonymous told Malaysiakini. The Federal Territories Ministry had also allegedly sent a special team to inspect the school compound prior to the event. "I have no idea where the children learned to sing the UMNO song. We didn't teach them. We only trained the students who participated in the competition," he added.

Parent Action Group for Education (PAGE) has criticised the celebrations, saying that incidents like these can diminish the education ministry's efforts to make national schools the first choice for parents

Image via Kow Gah Chie/Malaysiakini

"It is regrettable that innocent schoolchildren are made pawns in political games that adults play. It now further confirms that all the efforts that the Education Ministry is undertaking to make national schools the first choice of parents are rapidly eroding."Such schools can now be perceived as political hotbeds," said PAGE in a statement yesterday, 3 October, as reported by Malaysiakini.Stressing that schools must not be used to spread political agenda, PAGE said that the Malaysian Education Ministry must look into this matter seriously. "This event appears to be a blatant and desperate attempt by UMNO to guise a political ploy behind a school competition. Parents of the school should lodge a formal complaint," read the statement.

What do you think about having an UMNO event in schools? Let us know in the comment section below.


This Malaysian Card Game Forces You To Out-Parent Your Competitors & Raise A Happy Kid

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Parenthood is one of the most challenging yet rewarding journeys in life

No one parent's journey is the same; they are all unique and come with different challenges. Whether it's dealing with angsty teenagers or having sleepless nights with an infant, being a parent requires lots of patience and learning along the way. But if there's one thing that all parents can relate to, it's that they want the best for their children.

Introducing The Nurts, a fun, parenting-themed card game that shows players how to raise kids in a fulfilling way, inspired by the creator's personal journey

Image via The Nurts (Provided to SAYS)

The Nurts was created to promote learning, self-development, and positivity, especially for those raising children. Rachel Tan, the founder of The Nurts, wanted to create a brand that adds value to people's life. Thus, came about a unique card game that would also act as a playbook for parents, offering insight into managing time and money, as well as exploring the many relatable events that parents go through daily.

More than just a card game, The Nurts is also a personal development tool and conversation starter

Image via The Nurts (Provided to SAYS)

Coming in a beautifully packaged box, The Nurts card game includes a deck of cards, a rulebook, and lots of relatable parenting actions. The game can be played with two to six players and has an estimated playing time of 45 to 60 minutes per round. It's suitable for those who are 14 years old and above.You'll definitely have lots of meaningful and thought-provoking conversations with this game, making it perfect for date nights or gatherings with friends and family."Our products are designed with unique features that make us stand out in the market," mentioned Rachel. She added, "Both The Nurts card game and our upcoming children's book encourage thought-provoking conversations, providing a unique experience that is not commonly available."

The founder of The Nurts, Rachel Tan
Image via The Nurts (Provided to SAYS)

In addition to the card game, The Nurts has also released A Parent's Promise, which is a book for parents and children to bond over

Image via The Nurts (Provided to SAYS)

If you're looking for a perfect gift for new parents, baby showers, or birthdays, this heartwarming book will definitely be a good option.The book is beautifully illustrated and includes heartfelt promises that parents make to their children. It is suitable for children between the ages of one to eight.

Image via The Nurts (Provided to SAYS)

Want to get your hands on The Nurts card game or its book, A Parent's Promise? Head over to their website to purchase them.

For more information on The Nurts, follow them on their social media accounts on Instagram and Facebook.


Remember 'Datin' Rozita? She Is Out On Bail After Serving Just 2 Months In Jail

Rozita Mohamad Ali, who on 29 March was sentenced to eight years in jail by the Shah Alam High Court for abusing her Indonesian maid under Section 326, was released on bail today

She was granted a stay of execution by the Court of Appeal on Wednesday, 30 May, pending a review of the eight-year jail sentence by the Shah Alam High Court which overturned a lower court's 'good behaviour bond', a non-custodial sentence.A three-man bench chaired by Court of Appeal judge Justice Datuk Ahmadi Asnawi has now allowed Rozita to be released on RM25,000 bail with two sureties.While the bench allowed Rozita's application, it impounded her passport and ordered her to report to the Damansara Utama police station once every two weeks.

Image via NST Online

The 44-year-old has filed the application saying that the Shah Alam High Court could not summarily revise her case when the public prosecutor had filed an appeal against the sessions court ruling

According to reports, the Court of Appeal allowed Rozita's application to stay the eight-year jail sentence due to "exceptional circumstances".Rozita pleaded guilty before a Sessions Court judge Mohammed Mokhzani Mokhtar on 15 March to an amended charge of causing grievous hurt to her Maid, Suyanti.Judge Mokhzani then allowed her to walk free on a 'good behaviour bond' of five years with a surety of RM20,000. She was earlier charged with attempted murder.The non-custodial sentencing of Rozita sparked a nationwide outrage. Amidst a call for a review of the judge's decision, over 70,000 Malaysians signed a petition against her.

Not sure what's going on with Rozita's case? Catch up here:

                'Datin' Rozita And Her Case Keeps Getting Weirder

After her no-show on 21 March, Rozita's new lawyer now says she will be in court on 29 March.

Read the full story


[VIDEO] Lelaki Ini Dakwa Peniaga Bazar Selamba Tukar Naikkan Harga Sebab Kedai Tengah Laku

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Bazar Ramadan merupakan lubuk makanan semasa bulan puasa

Pelbagai jenis hidangan makanan dan minuman anda boleh dapatkan di sini, sampai kadangkala rambang mata dibuatnya.Namun, ada sesetengah kedai yang memerlukan anda untuk beratur panjang untuk mendapatkan makanan. Iyalah, orang kata kalau kedai yang beratur panjang ini selalu sedap.Tetapi, lain pula yang terjadi apabila tular sebuah video seorang peniaga secara tiba-tiba menukar harga makanan kerana kedainya 'laku' telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @wansafiqboh Beratur panjang auto naik harga live mat   original sound  - Wansa

Terus tukar harga makanan jadi mahal lepas kedai beratur panjang

Menerusi video tersebut, seorang pelanggan berkongsi aksi seorang peniaga bazar yang selamba menukar harga makanannya.Difahamkan, pada awalnya harga roti john itu dilihat lain. Namun, oleh kerana peniaga melihat kedainya laku dan beratur panjang, dia didakwa terus menukar harga roti john itu.Malah, dia tanpa segan menukarnya di depan pelanggannya sendiri secara 'live'.

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"Amboi mak cik tu macam tak bersalah je" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati video itu ternyata mencetuskan pelbagai reaksi netizen.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 266.7K views, 6,144 likes dan 1,022 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Boleh pula dia tukar harga depan-depan pelanggan tu ya :l

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Malaysia's Biggest Pet Exhibition Is Happening This Weekend At Mid Valley

Calling all animal-lovers, Malaysia's largest pet exhibition - Pet World 2019 will be happening this weekend!

Pet World 2019 will be held from 28 to 30 June at Mid Valley Exhibition Centre (MVEC), Kuala Lumpur.

Image via Pet World 2018

This year's exhibitors include many experts from the pet industry – such as pet food, treats, pet care, accessories, fashion, pet supplies, education, boarding, veterinarians, NGOs, pet associations, and clubs.There will also be lots of fun and interesting events like pet club gatherings, celebrity and influencer appearances, a reptile and small animal exhibition, and a petting zoo, with a special alpaca appearance.In addition, pet lovers can enter their pets in the Talent Competition or SuperGroom Barkleigh Grooming Competition.

You can get your tickets for RM5 at the walk-in counter or via M-Cash E-Wallet app for 20% off

Click on the link to find out how you can buy the tickets on their app.Pet lovers can also download the M-Cash app and experience the convenience of going cashless when they use the digital wallet at the exhibition.They will also be able to buy from most exhibitors via Malaysia's leading e-commerce platform, Shopee.In addition, Pet World and Shopee will be holding a special Activity Zone with lots of games, a photobooth, and more!

The aim of the event is to create greater awareness for pet adoption through Pet World's #ilovemypet campaign

Image via Pet World 2018

Studies have shown many benefits of adopting a pet – including the opportunity to save a life and teaching a child to love and respect animals.Pet lovers can share their pet adoption stories via the hashtags #adoptdontshop and #noanimalcruelty.


Visit Hogwarts In The Snow And 7 Other Things You Can Do In London This Year End

Malaysia Airlines is having their Great London Giveaway, where you could walk away with one Business Class ticket to any destination you want

All you need to do is to book a trip to London during October or November! Just book your year end trip with Malaysia Airlines between now and 11 June 2018, and you might just be able to win this Business Class ticket!

Here are some of the cool things you can do in London during October and November:

1. Enjoy the best autumn scenery view at Kew Gardens

Image via Annie Williams

You can't travel to London during autumn and not visit their parks for the beautiful autumn foliage. For that, you should definitely drop by Kew Gardens, located in the centre of the city.

Image via Visit London

Opening hours: 10am till 7pmEntrance fee: £16 (about RM84.68)

2. Shop at any of the Autumn Markets in town

Image via Families

The Christmas markets in London are not the only ones worth going - you have to check out their Autumn Markets too! Aside from the usual fresh produce stalls, there are also those selling snacks, desserts, arts and craft, and fashion accessories. Popular Autumn Markets include the one at North End Road, the Etsy market run by London Local, and Turning Earth. You can even catch live performances at some of these markets.

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3. Have a slumber party during the Museums at Night Festival

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Selected museums in London participate in the twice yearly Museum at Night Festival, and the next one happening this year is on 25-27 October. There'll be evening workshops, performances, night tours, and even sleepover sessions with the dinosaurs! Every night has a different event, so you'll never get bored.

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Dates: 25-27 October 2018Entrance fees: Check the Museums at Night website

4. Get into the Halloween spirit by joining the Ghost Bus Tour

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What is Halloween without something spooky? If you're feeling brave enough, join the Ghost Bus Tour in London to experience 'the other side' of the old city. You'll be driven around in a black bus to historical sites, allegedly haunted spots, and if you're (un)lucky - some of London's famous cemeteries.

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Opening hours: Three tours daily from 6 till 9pmVenue: Grand Hotel, Northumberland AvenueEntrance fee: £23 (about RM121.71)

5. Pose with vintage and ultra-modern cars at the Regent Street Motor Show

Image via Regent Street Motor Show

The annual Regent Street Motor Show is a one-of-a-kind event that showcases the transformation of cars and motorcycles in the past 125 years. You'll get to see cars from the 1800s, vintage racing cars, and the latest sports cars from various world-famous manufacturers.

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Date: 3 November 2018Opening hours: 10:30am till 4pmEntrance fee: FOC

6. Check out the Bonfire Night fireworks at the Royal Gunpowder Mills

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Also known as Guy Fawkes Day, this is the day where you'll see some of the best fireworks London has to offer. There'll be fun fairs, food festivals, live gigs, and building of the 'guy' effigies, before the fireworks display. One of the best places to watch it is at the Royal Gunpowder Mills.

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Date: 5 November 2018Time: 2pm till lateEntrance fee: £10.50 (about RM55.55), do book ahead to get your tickets.

7. Experience an early Christmas at Hogwarts in the Snow

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Every mid-November till end January, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour will transform their popular Hogwarts set into a Christmas-themed one. Harry Potter fans will get to see how the studios create winter effects for the popular movie, and even experience the Yule Ball!

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Dates: 17 November 2018 till 27 January 2019Opening hours: 8:30am till 10pmEntrance fee: £41 (about RM216.98), do book ahead to get your tickets.

8. Walk into a Christmas Wonderland in Hyde Park

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Hyde Park will transform into a huge Christmas market towards the end of autumn. The Winter Wonderland is probably the most magical thing you'll ever experience in London every year. There'll be roller coasters, game stalls, an ice skating rink, and lots of winter treats to try. The park comes alive in the evening when all the Christmas lights are on, with live music and comedy shows at every corner.

Image via Visit London

Dates: 22 November 2018 till 6 January 2019Opening hours: 10am till 10pmEntrance fee: FOC

Feel like visiting London this year end? You could stand a chance to travel Business Class for your next holiday if you book your ticket there now.

Image via Malaysia Airlines

Malaysia Airlines is currently having their Great London Giveaway, where you could stand a chance to win a Business Class ticket to any of their destinations! Here's what you need to do to win this:1. From now till 11 June 2018, head to the Malaysian Airlines website to book your KL-London flight. Your KL-London flight should fall between the travel period of 1 October till 30 November 2018. 2. Fill in your personal details here and answer three questions based on the contest video. Then just sit back, relax, and wait for the good news!

Join Malaysia Airlines' Great London Giveaway here


Nothing To Do This Long Weekend? Take This Direct Train From KL To Hat Yai For Only RM75

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Attention, all weekend travellers! KTM Berhad (KTMB) is offering a special train service from KL Sentral to Hat Yai, Thailand for only RM75 one way this Malaysia Day weekend.

In conjunction with the public holiday, KTMB announced on Facebook that the company is offering a train service for holiday-goers to travel from KL Sentral to Hat Yai on Thursday night, 15 September, and return on Sunday afternoon, 18 September.The train ride from Kuala Lumpur to Hat Yai takes about seven hours one way.

Image via KTM Berhad (Facebook)

The one-way ticket promotion for the Malaysia Day weekend is priced at RM75 for a one-way trip in a seated coach

There will also be a promotion for a sleeper train for the long weekend, with tickets priced at RM89 for a top bunk bed and RM97 for a bottom bunk bed.KTMB has also since added more seats and beds for the promotional trip, and has assured interested travellers that they will introduce this service more often in the near future.

Image via KTM Berhad (Facebook)

You can buy tickets on the KTMB Mobile app or on their official website.Select 'KL Sentral' as your origin station and 'Hat Yai' as your destination, then choose 15 September as your departure date and 18 September as your return to automatically redeem the deal, either at RM75 for one-way or at RM150 for a round trip.

If you are looking to travel on different dates, you can also take the ETS from Kuala Lumpur to Perlis, then hop on the RM6 train to Hat Yai:

                Malaysians Can Take This RM6 Train To Hat Yai Again Beginning 15 July

It's only a one-hour train ride to get to delicious, authentic Thai food!

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Akibat Cemburu, Wanita Dipukul Dengan Batang Paip Dan Dibakar Oleh Teman Lelaki Di Klang

Akibat cemburu buta, lelaki bertindak membakar teman wanitanya di rumahnya di Andalas, Klang, semalam, 7 Jun

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Wanita yang berusia 24 tahun itu melecur 60 peratus di bahagian badan sebelum dibawa ke Hospital Tunku Ampuan Rahimah (HTAR) untuk rawatan lanjut.Selain mengalami kecederaan pada kedua-dua belah tangan akibat kebakaran tersebut, mangsa turut dicederakan di bahagian belakang badan akibat dipukul dengan getah paip oleh teman lelakinya itu yang juga berusia 24 tahun.

Ketua Polis Daerah Klang Selatan, Asisten Komisioner Shamsul Amar Ramli berkata, setakat ini siasatan awal menunjukkan kejadian berlaku disebabkan cemburu

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Beliau menerima laporan tersebut daripada ibu mangsa yang berusia 52 tahun, ketika melawat wanita berkenaan di hospital kira-kira jam 10 pagi, semalam."Mangsa memaklumkan dia bergaduh dengan teman lelakinya ketika berada di rumah lelaki berkenaan di Andalas di sini, sehingga dipukul dengan getah paip di bahagian badan. "Suspek kemudian menyimbah petrol ke badan mangsa sebelum menyalakan api menyebabkan mangsa terbakar," katanya ketika dihubungi oleh Berita Harian.

Shamsul Amar berkata, kedua mangsa dan juga suspek yang bekerja sebagai mekanik dibawa ke hospital terbabit oleh bapa suspek

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Katanya lagi, tangkapan akan dibuat dalam masa terdekat sebaik sahaja mangsa dilaporkan berada dalam keadaan pulih dan siasatan dijalankan mengikut Seksyen 307 Kanun Keseksaan kerana cubaan membunuh.

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Baru semalam, kes bayi berusia 17 bulan diculik dan kemudian dijumpai dalam semak:

                Diculik & Dicampak Dalam Semak - Bagaimana Bayi 17 Bulan Yang Hilang Ditemui Dalam 12 Jam

Nur Aisyah Hasmizan telah hilang pada jam 5 pagi sekitar waktu sahur.

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We Ask Malaysian Muslim Women To Share Their Experiences With Contraception

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Talking about contraception in a Muslim society has always been considered taboo and frowned upon, and these Malaysian women we spoke to would agree:

1. "Rezeki Tuhan so no contraception allowed"

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Which contraceptive methods have you used?Condoms, birth control pills, intrauterine device (IUD), and morning after pills.How do you think the Malaysian Muslim society views contraception?Rezeki Tuhan (God's sustenance), so no contraceptions allowed. They do the pull-out method and they are surprised when they get pregnant.Tell us about your experiences using contraception:I used condoms initially and then after marriage, I used the pill but got pregnant anyway because I took it inconsistently. High discipline is needed for a lot of contraceptives.What are the reason(s) you use contraception?I used IUD after my first child as we have decided to have one child. It's convenient and works. It costs a bit more but five years hassle-free.

2. "I think a lot of Malaysian Muslims have this thinking that contraception is haram in the Shari'ah Law"

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Which contraceptive methods have you used?Condoms, coitus interruptus (pulling out before ejaculation), and calendar rhythm method (planned sex on and off ovulation cycle).How do you think the Malaysian Muslim society views contraception?I think a lot of Malaysian Muslims have this thinking that contraception is haram in the Shari'ah Law. I think these people were not taught or were misinformed by their own family or some religious figures. I've also heard of horror stories of wives who lack control of their own body because they either don't know their own rights, or lack the will and support to fight for it.Tell us about your experiences using contraception:Whenever we do it, I'll make sure we at least have a condom on standby. Can't really put my full trust in his pull-out game. Also, I tried to avoid doing it when I'm most fertile.What are the reason(s) you use contraception?We feel that, at the moment, we are not financially capable to raise a child comfortably.

3. "We perceive it as a permissible method. Anything that shall benefit our body and doesn't harm them is considered as a prevention or medication."

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Which contraceptive methods have you used?Condoms and birth control pills.How do you think the Malaysian Muslim society views contraception?We perceive it as a permissible method. Anything that shall benefit our body and doesn't harm them is considered as a prevention or medication.Tell us about your experiences using contraception:Birth control pill is one of the best methods, as it is a small pill taken as a precaution for safe sex. It's a way we deal with responsibilities and it motivates us to really commit in taking just one pill a day. After that, it's all tawakal, believe that Allah will take care of it and no need to worry because you've done your part ahahaha. That is also a challenge for me.What are the reason(s) you use contraception?I use contraception due to my doctor's advice. I had a myomectomy surgery (fibroid removal operation), but using contraception is just a temporary thing for at least a year.*Myomectomy is the removal of the uterus' fibroids, and while it doesn't harm the uterus or end a person's reproductive ability, contraceptions may help the recovery phase before conceiving again.

4. "What's wrong if I'm not ready to have kids?"

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Which contraceptive methods have you used?Condoms, morning after pills, and coitus interruptus (pulling out before ejaculation).How do you think the Malaysian Muslim society views contraception?Coming from a strict Malay Muslim family, I never learnt about contraception from home. Luckily, I went to an all-girls school where this topic is discussed openly. We even had a class where the school called a sex educator to teach us. I think my school still believes that sex is haram and all, but teenagers' hormones can't be stopped, so they still taught us on how to prevent. When I graduated, I don't think any of my schoolmates dropped out of school because of teen pregnancy. We all graduated well, with most of us earning a full scholarship.Tell us about your experiences using contraception:I want the pleasure but I'm not ready to have kids! Career first. I never do one night stands, because I'm not that kind of girl. I take a pap smear test yearly. You know, safety first. Morning after pills only when accidents happen, especially during my fertile days. Usually, we just pull out. That's the easiest and common I guess. Whenever I buy morning after pill, the pharmacist or the cashier will judge me. I feel so annoyed. What's wrong if I'm not ready to have kids?What are the reason(s) you use contraception?I'm not ready to have kids! Kids are so expensive and I am mentally not ready.

5. "To me, contraception is important as it gives you reassurance"

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Which contraceptive methods have you used?Intrauterine device (IUD).How do you think the Malaysian Muslim society views contraception?Some have negative views towards it, especially when it comes to using devices, like IUD and such. They prefer to plan on their own.Tell us about your experiences using contraception:I have been using IUD for three-plus-one years (re-insert for the second time) and honestly, it works because I've had intercourse on my supposed ovulation days more than a couple of times. Since inserting IUD, I've never used any other methods, like rhythm planning, condoms, or the pull-out method. It doesn't feel like there's anything in your uterus, as many have claimed. I got it at RM1 at my local health clinic. To me, it is an ideal choice, as it doesn't disrupt my hormones. Also, it helps with my period pain, because I used to have very painful period pain every month ever since I was 15 years old. Since I used IUD, I barely had any period pain.To me, contraception is important as it gives you reassurance. So, to other women out there: if you want to use contraception, go for it and ignore all the petty talk about side effects and whatnot.What are the reason(s) you use contraception?Family planning.

6. "Some have to find out too late when the damage is already done"

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Which contraceptive methods have you used?Condoms, birth control pills, morning after pills, coitus interruptus (pulling out before ejaculation), and calendar rhythm method (planned sex on and off ovulation cycle).How do you think the Malaysian Muslim society views contraception?Personally, I think most Malaysians aren't well educated on the preventative measures that they could take when engaging in intercourse. Some have to find out too late when the damage is already done.Tell us about your experiences using contraception:Birth control pills gave me a lot of hormonal imbalance and mood swings. Morning after pill is amazing. Condoms are safer and more secure, but women still need to take pills, as you can never guarantee.What are the reason(s) you use contraception?I never want to get pregnant. I hate children and I don't think I love anyone that much to reproduce with them.

7. "A lot of times, this very important topic is not discussed at length to young women and they end up learning from unreliable sources"

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Which contraceptive methods have you used?Condoms, birth control pills, intrauterine device (IUD), morning after pills, coitus interruptus (pulling out before ejaculation), and calendar rhythm method (planned sex on and off ovulation cycle).How do you think the Malaysian Muslim society views contraception?I think it really depends on a few factors including: educational background, social environment, family and friends' attitudes, as well as accessibility to information and contraception. Generally speaking, I think it is more acceptable now than decades ago, but it is still a taboo to speak of it within the community if you are not married. Although, I personally think it's beautiful, smart, and responsible to teach our young ladies about their bodies. A lot of times, this very important topic is not discussed at length to young women and they end up learning from unreliable sources. I also feel that most of our young ladies learn more from social media than educational institutions or parents. However, what about those who do not have access to social media? To our community, it's okay if you're married, but forbidden if you are not.Tell us about your experiences using contraception:I will just summarise my experience.Condom: Not as pleasurable. Sometimes the rubber gets dry and that is just awful. Once I had a condom stuck in me and that's when I stopped asking my partner to use condom.Birth control pill: Works great but having to be reminded to take it is just too much. I am a very forgetful person and when I am too busy, I just forget to take it even with a reminder on my phone.Morning after pill: I had to take this once because the condom got stuck in me. IUD: This has caused me some discomfort and bleeding. Was too traumatised to continue with IUD.Implant: Hated it because I put on weight.Pull-out paired with calendar method: Well, this was the reason I now have one kid. :)Actually having kids: Probably the best natural contraception hahaha.What are the reason(s) you use contraception?Before kids: Too broke and irresponsible to have kids. After one kid: figured kids are a lot of work and expensive.

8. "Abstinence is the only thing we are taught"

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Which contraceptive methods have you used?Condoms, morning after pills, coitus interruptus (pulling out before ejaculation), and calendar rhythm method (planned sex on and off ovulation cycle).How do you think the Malaysian Muslim society views contraception?It's definitely not an option. Abstinence is the only thing we are taught. All we are told is that before getting married, no sex. After marrying, a child is considered rezeki (blessing, in this context) and you have sex for the purpose of having children only, and definitely not for pleasure.Tell us about your experiences using contraception:There wasn't a "want" feeling in my life to have sex but my first-hand experience was that someone close to me got pregnant and had a child out of wedlock because they didn't use any contraceptive. That alone was enough for me to stay away from sex. Then, I started dating seriously when I was in university and my boyfriend at the time was more experienced (since he grew up and studied in the UK, and obviously the culture there is different, even as a Muslim). My first time was with him and he was the one who taught me everything I needed to know about sex, including contraceptives and sexual aftercare. One of it was that girls have to pee immediately after to prevent a urinary tract infection (UTI). One day, in the spur of the moment, we had sex without condoms for the first time but he did the pull-out method. However, after the whole ordeal, I was paranoid because my period was already late for about two to three days. So, I took a morning after pill without his knowledge, and it messed up my period and gave me the worse cramps. I told him about it eventually and he told me that taking it after 72 hours wouldn't be effective and that I had just messed up my hormones for no reason. We decided to be safer so that I won't be too anxious and have been practising safe sex ever since.What are the reason(s) you use contraception?Obviously, one of the reasons is to avoid having babies when you're not married or ready to have one. Other than that is to keep both parties safe from sexually-transmitted diseases (STD).

9. "As a mother, there's a lot of guidance and help from both government, private doctors, and nurses on the different types, and finding what's best for the individual"

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Which contraceptive methods have you used?Condoms, birth control pills, morning after pills, surgical sterilisation, and coitus interruptus (pulling out before ejaculation).How do you think the Malaysian Muslim society views contraception?From my experience, I see a lot of support for contraception and family planning within the Muslim community. As a mother, there's a lot of guidance and help from both government, private doctors, and nurses on the different types, and finding what's best for the individual. In public parenting circles, I see Muslim women constantly discussing birth control and sharing advice and their experiences.Tell us about your experiences using contraception:I used condoms on and off. After childbirth (I have five kids!), I would take the daily pill (progestin-only) to prevent pregnancy but continue breastfeeding. After that, sometimes I switched to the combination pill or just stopped altogether. I don't like being on the pill, it does weird things to my hormones and body. After my fifth baby, I had my tubes tied. Woot woot! What are the reason(s) you use contraception?I wanted three-to-four-year gap between my kids.

Now that we've listened to these stories, what about the Islamic ruling on contraception?

Is contraception allowed in Islam, or is it completely forbidden for Muslims to utilise in their lives? Before we explore that, let's take a look at some statistics of contraception-usage within Malaysia:In a 2005 to 2015 study, the Contraceptive Prevalence Rate (CPR) in Malaysia is 32%, which is lower among other countries. (CPR: percentage of women who are practising, or whose sexual partners are practising, any form of contraception).CPR is the lowest among a vulnerable age group of 15 years old to 19 years old in Malaysia, according to National Population and Family Development Board (LPPKN), as reported in a study.In a report by CodeBlue, "A total of 41,083 teen pregnancies were recorded by the Ministry of Health (MOH) between 2017 and 2022, of which 35%, or 14,561 cases, were out of wedlock."Malay Mail reported that according to Assistant Commissioner Siti Kamsiah Hassan, out of the 424 reported cases of baby dumping, 285 babies were dumped right after being born, while 139 babies were foetuses. She also stated that while 50% have no known suspects, 30% were between the ages of 18 and 25.There are several benefits of contraception, which according to World Health Organization (WHO), include: Prevention of unwanted pregnancies helps to decrease maternal health issues and pregnancy-related deaths.Delay pregnancies of young girls at risk of health problems from early pregnancy.Prevention of pregnancy among older women who are at risk.Reduces unsafe abortions.Reduces HIV transmissions from mothers to newborns.

Proper sex education is very much needed in Malaysia and undeniable doubt on whether contraception is allowed in Islam is still prevalent among the Muslim community

There are little to no open and honest discussions about whether contraception is allowed in Islam, and if allowed, whether only some form of contraception is permissible. Today, we'll find out about the Islamic ruling on contraception.It's worth noting that, Islam does not have specific methods to practise family planning, and the only principle is that the procedure must be safe and would not cause the death of the foetus in the mother's womb. In a 2016 ruling issued by Mufti of Federal Territory's Office, the majority of scholars allow contraception, on the basis that:The methods are reversible and allow the wife to conceive once she is ready again.Another condition is that contraception is done with the consent of both husband and wife.The methods used are not life-endangering.The method is not sterilisation, or deprives the ability to reproduce completely. However, sterilisation is allowed in extreme situations. (Majma 'al-Fiqh al-Islami Conference, 15 December 1988)The contraception methods that are reversible, thus permissible, include:Calendar rhythm method (Planned sex on and off ovulation cycle).Coitus interruptus (Pulling out before ejaculation).Male and female condoms.Intrauterine device (IUD).Hormonal method.Morning after pill.Birth control pill.In conclusion, it is completely okay and permissible for a couple to use contraception for family planning reasons, such as distancing time between pregnancies and planning according to financial capacity. As stated in one of the Islamic legal maxim, la darar wa la dirar, which means no intended or unintended harm is allowed, conceiving babies without gaps for recovery may be considered haram.

Although having sex out of wedlock is haram in Islam, it is still necessary to teach the young generation about practising safe sex

As humans, we are bound to make mistakes. We have no power to stop anyone, regardless of their faith and religion, from having premarital sex. However, it's our responsibility to ensure the wellbeing of our community and reduce the statistics on teen pregnancies and baby dumpings. Despite its believers, Islam is not a religion that punishes and condemns, but guides instead.

Look out for more #sexualhealth stories and tips this month!

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Statistik Buktikan Covid-19 Lebih Membunuh Lelaki Berbanding Wanita Di Msia. Ini Sebabnya

Menurut statistik semasa di Malaysia, sehingga hari ini, kadar kematian lelaki akibat virus Covid-19 adalah lebih sekali ganda berbanding wanita

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Koronavirus atau SARS-CoV-2 ini dipercayai sedang mengikuti corak yang sama di mana kebanyakan negara di dunia turut mendapati bahawa jumlah lelaki yang mendapat wabak virus Covid-19 ini adalah jauh lebih tinggi berbanding wanita.Malah, menurut laporan, bermula dari China, Perancis, Itali, Denmark, Iran hingga ke Jerman, corak yang dilihat adalah sama.The Wall Street Journal juga telah mengeluarkan statistik pada hujung bulan Mac di mana peratusan pesakit lelaki Covid-19 di Itali dan Denmark telah mencecah 71% berbanding pesakit wanita hanya 29%.Laporan tersebut bagaimanapun tidak mendedahkan data di Amerika Syarikat.

Manakala di Malaysia pula, berdasarkan statistik yang dikeluarkan semalam, 13 April, sehingga 77 kematian akibat Covid-19 telah dicatatkan.
59 daripadanya melibatkan lelaki dan hanya 18 kematian melibatkan wanita.

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Ini bermakna dari segi peratusan, jumlah kematian bagi pesakit lelaki di Malaysia ialah 76.6 peratus berbanding kaum wanita 23.4 peratus.

Apa yang menjadi tanda tanya adalah mengapa virus Covid-19 ini lebih mudah menyebabkan kematian kaum lelaki di dunia terutamanya di Malaysia?

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Oleh itu, Pakar Perunding Perubatan dan Paru-paru di Sunway Medical Centre Velocity di Kuala Lumpur, Dr Nurul Yaqeen Mohd Esa berkata terdapat beberapa faktor yang menyumbang kepada corak statistik serupa di seluruh negara

Antara enam faktor utama yang dijelaskan adalah:1. Tahap imunisasi2. Gaya hidup tidak sihat kaum lelaki3. Kelebihan hormon estrogen4. Disiplin membasuh tangan5. Kecepatan mendapatkan rawatan6. Kelebihan kromoson X pada wanitaDr Nurul Yaqeen turut berkata, “Secara puratanya, wanita mempunyai sistem imunisasi yang lebih cekap berbanding kaum lelaki. Hormon estrogen iaitu salah satu hormon utama pada wanita juga membantu memberikan perlindungan daripada jangkitan virus kepada wanita.“Selain itu, wanita mempunyai lebih X kromosom berbanding lelaki. Kromosom X ini bertanggungjawab untuk menjana komponen penting dalam sistem imunisasi terhadap jangkitan virus,” jelasnya.

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Bukan itu sahaja, wanita juga mempunyai disiplin dan tahap kesedaran terhadap kesihatan lebih tinggi berbanding lelaki

Ini kerana menurut gaya hidup kaum lelaki dan kaum wanita, kaum wanita lebih gemar membasuh tangan dan lebih segera mendapatkan rawatan kesihatan sekiranya terdapat simptom penyakit tertentu. Namun, berbeza pula dengan kaum lelaki yang lebih mudah terdedah kepada penyakit kerana kebanyakan ketua keluarga bekerja di luar rumah dan kerap berkumpul beramai-ramai di luar.“Kajian sains sosial juga telah membuktikan lelaki biasanya mengambil mudah terhadap penyakit-penyakit yang dihidapi mereka. Lelaki sukar untuk berjumpa doktor bagi mendapatkan rawatan di peringkat awal gejala. “Kebanyakan kaum lelaki sering berjumpa doktor setelah berada di peringkat pertengahan atau akhir penyakit iaitu ketika penyakit sudahpun menjadi serius atau sukar dikawal,” katanya.

Tambahan pula, Dr Nurul Yaqeen turut menekankan dua faktor utama iaitu merokok dan alkohol

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Paling membimbangkan, Dr Nurul Yaqeen turut memberitahu bahawa pakar-pakar perubatan dunia turut mengakui bahawa merokok mampu meningkatkan risiko wabak Covid-19 ini terhadap individu. “Lebih ramai lelaki yang merokok dan minum alkohol (lima kali ganda berbanding wanita) menyebabkan sistem imunisasi mereka lebih rendah. Maka mereka lebih mudah mendapat jangkitan Covid-19 yang serius sehingga mengakibatkan kematian.“Merokok juga boleh menyebabkan virus mudah berpindah daripada tangan ke mulut melalui rokok. Virus SARS-CoV-2 yang menyebabkan penyakit Covid-19 juga cenderung menyerang paru-paru kerana terdapat reseptor angiotensin converting enzyme 2 (ACE-2) yang banyak terdapat di paru-paru dan saluran pernafasan. “Perokok juga sering mendapat penyakit seperti kanser paru-paru dan penyakit saluran pernafasan obstruktif kronik yang menyebabkan kesan Covid-19 bertambah teruk sekiranya mereka terkena jangkitan penyakit ini,” katanya.

Data daripada jurnal Epidemiological and Clinical Features of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus Outbreak in China turut mengakui keparahan koronavirus dalam kalangan kaum lelaki di China

Ini kerana kajian turut menunjukkan bahawa paru-paru perokok mempunyai reseptor ACE-2 yang lebih banyak berbanding bukan perokok. Reseptor ACE-2 ini dianggap tapak bagi virus koronavirus kerana protein SARS-CoV memiliki ikatan yang kuat dengan ACE-2 untuk memasuki sel-sel paru-paru manusia.

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Selain faktor yang disebutkan di atas, individu yang berdepan dengan risiko tinggi Covid-19 ini adalah termasuk individu yang menghidap penyakit kronik seperti penyakit jantung, obesiti dan pendedahan yang terlalu banyak di luar rumah.Oleh yang demikian, kerajaan memutuskan untuk tidak membenarkan operasi kedai gunting rambut yang boleh membawa risiko penularan wabak Covid-19 ini lebih-lebih lagi kepada kaum lelaki.Tambahan pula beberapa kes kluster gunting rambut di luar negara yang telah meninggal dunia setelah menggunting rambut individu yang positif Covid-19.

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[LIVE] Press Conference by MOH on COVID-19 | April 3, 2020[LIVE] Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah’s press conference on the latest COVID-19 updates.Posted by SAYS on Friday, April 3, 2020

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[VIDEO] 9 Bulan Tak Jumpa, Wanita Pulang Dari Arab Tak Sangka Reaksi Anaknya Begini

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Setiap wanita yang bergelar ibu sudah pastinya tidak sanggup untuk berjauhan dengan anak yang masih kecil

Tambahan lagi bagi mereka yang bekerja di luar negara demi mencari rezeki buat keluarga yang jauh di perantauan. Lagilah rasa rindu kepada anak dan suami semakin menggunung.Namun, tular baru-baru ini mengenai sebuah video memaparkan seorang wanita yang pulang dari Arab Saudi untuk berjumpa dengan anaknya kerana sudah terpisah selama hampir sembilan bulan mengundang sebak ramai.Lihat video penuh tersebut di bawah:

  @ymsfaralhaqq aduhhh edit video pon berkali2 jgk laa tumpah airmata nih..sorry syg mommy.. ##fyp ##LDR ##mommymissyou ##daddysembunyi ##kalaudaddyadamommyhilang  Denting - Melly Goeslaw

Nak buat surprise, sekali tak dapat tahan air mata bila tengok reaksi anak

Menerusi video perkongsian daripada @ymsfaralhaqq, kelihatan dia sedang berjalan masuk ke perkarangan rumahnya dan tidak sabar untuk bertemu si anak yang sudah hampir sembilan bulan terpisah dengannya.Apa yang membuatkan ramai sebak adalah apabila dia tidak menyangka reaksi anak lelakinya yang berlari sambil menangis menuju ke arahnya seolah-olah faham erti rindu.

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Wanita itu juga gagal menahan air mata dan pantas memeluk erat serta mencium berkali-kali anak kesayangannya itu.Malah, dia juga memberitahu bahawa dia bekerja di Arab Saudi dan pernah membawa anak menetap bersamanya selama setahun. Namun, disebabkan Covid-19 dia terpaksa menghantar si kecil itu pulang ke Malaysia.

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"Dengan saya sekali terikut nangis, tak boleh bayangkan kalau saya terpisah dengan anak" - Netizen

Ikutan tularnya video berkenaan yang kini sudah meraih 345K views, 33.8K likes dan 1.5K shares di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut meluahkan rasa sedih melihat rakaman wanita itu dan anaknya.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Siapa je tak sedih kalau dah lama tak jumpa anak sendiri kan, rindu tu tak boleh nak explain macam mana. Hanya Tuhan je tahu :'(

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7 Oyster Bars To Check Out In Klang Valley When You're In The Mood For Seafood

1. SHUCKED Oyster Bar (pork-free)

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Take a seat at this popular oyster bar and order up some premium fresh oysters, from the French Fine de Claire to the Kiwi Cloudy Bay. Pair your oysters with some caviar and wine for a truly indulgent meal.Outlets: Solaris Dutamas | The GardensMore info on: Facebook | Instagram

2. Mercato @ Pavilion (pork-free)

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The Pavilion branch of this grocery brand has an oyster bar serving fresh air-flown ones from France. You can choose to have your oysters fresh or baked here.Address: Mercato Pavilion, Lot 1.01, Level 1, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, No. 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala LumpurOpening hours: 10am - 10pm (daily)Contact: +603 2143 0066More info on: Facebook | Instagram

3. Southern Rock Seafood @ Bangsar (pork-free)

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For some top-notch oysters sourced from Australia, New Zealand and the UK, head on over to Southern Rock Seafood!

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Their Bloody Mary Shots with Irish Traqheanna Bay Oysters are perfect for true oyster fans and are not to be missed.Address: No.4, Jalan Kemuja, Bangsar,  Kuala LumpurOpening hours: 10am - 10pm (daily)Contact: +1800 88 3474More info on: Facebook

4. Eatomo Food Co @ Taman Desa (pork-free)

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Oyster fans are in for a real treat with Eatomo's range. Serving seasonal specials, expect top-notch picks from Tsarskaya to Fine de Claire. You can pair your oysters with some fresh sashimi too!Address: No. 11-1-1, Jalan 3/109F, Danau Business Centre, Taman Danau Desa, Kuala LumpurOpening hours:12pm - 3pm, 6pm - 10.30pm (Tuesdays - Sundays)Closed on MondaysContact: +603 2303 1608More info on: Facebook | Instagram

5. Sydney Oyster @ Sunway Putra Mall (pork-free)

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Offering a large selection of fresh oysters imported from Ireland, Holland, Australia, New Zealand, and France, this is the perfect place for fans to experience the subtle difference in textures and flavours.Address: Sunway Putra Shopping Mall, Kuala LumpurOpening hours: 10am - 10pm (daily)Contact: +603 4050 8381More info on: Facebook

6. The Fat Fish @ Mont Kiara (pork-free)

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Treat yourself to the some of the best oysters in town, imported from France, Holland, Ireland and Australia. For a truly delectable meal, order the Laurene Platter to enjoy your oysters with some fresh sashimi, mussels, prawns and more.Address: No.15-0-5 Mont Kiara Shoplex, Kuala LumpurOpening hours: 11.30am - 10pm (daily)Contact: +6013 261 3777More info on: Facebook | Instagram

7. Bait @ Bangsar (pork-free)

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Look out for Oyster Week festivities at this popular seafood bar, where you'll be able to enjoy some of the freshest picks and have them beautifully paired with wine.Address: 65, Jalan Telawi 3, Bangsar Baru, 59100 Kuala LumpurOpening hours:4pm - 12.30pm (Mondays - Thursdays)4pm - 2am (Fridays)11.30am - 2am (Saturdays)11.30am - 12.30am (Sundays)Contact: +03 2201 8187More info on: Facebook | Instagram

BONUS: Oysters Delivery by Boozeat

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Online store Boozeat provides party-ready delivery of fresh US oysters in sets of 120 pieces, with a butler included to sort out all the shucking for your guests.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

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"Terasa Sebak..." - Viral Video Anak Orang Asli Disakat Polis, Ini Reaksi Mufti Perlis

Semalam, viral sebuah video di Facebook yang memperlihatkan beberapa anggota polis dilihat 'menyakat' sekumpulan kanak-kanak yang berkeliaran di luar rumah ketika tempoh PKP

Posted by Dzul SP on Sunday, April 12, 2020

Menerusi sebuah video yang dikongsikan pengguna Facebook bernama Dzul SP, anggota polis tersebut kedengaran seolah-olah 'memarahi' beberapa orang kanak-kanak dipercayai dari kelompok Orang Asli yang dilihat berada di luar kawasan rumah.Ketika dimarahi, kanak-kanak tersebut kelihatan takut malah turut 'merayu' agar mereka tidak ditahan oleh pihak polis kerana melanggar arahan PKP.Video tersebut telah menjadi viral dan mendapat perhatian daripada netizen. Rata-rata netizen berasa geli hati dengan keletah kanak-kanak berkenaan dan tidak kurang ramai juga memuji pendekatan yang digunakan anggota polis terbabit dalam menasihati kanak-kanak.

Bukan itu sahaja, video itu turut mendapat perhatian Mufti Perlis, Datuk Dr Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin

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Menerusi satu catatan yang dibuat di laman Facebook miliknya, beliau yang lebih dikenali sebagai Dr. Maza mendapati bahawa video dan kejadian itu mempunyai beberapa sisi yang menarik untuk dijadikan pengajaran.Untuk perkongsian penuh, teruskan membaca di bawah:

"Saya percaya ALLAH memberikan kegembiraan dunia kanak-kanak mereka mungkin melebihi sebahagian besar anak-anak orang di bandar"

Saya menonton video ini, saya dapati ada beberapa sisi yang menarik. Pertama, pegawai PDRM berkenaan telah menjalankan tugas dengan baik. Memberi amaran dan juga memberikan maklumat kepada anak-anak yang kita kasihi ini. Itu semua untuk kebaikan mereka juga. Kedua, dalam masa yang sama juga beliau memenuhi nilai insani yang tinggi sebagai seorang insan dengan membeli jualan anak tersebut. Saya percaya beliau tidak memerlukannya tapi sebagai tanda kasih dan simpati. Terasa sebak apabila melihat sikap yang mulia itu. Marilah kita doakan agar ALLAH memberikan beliau rezeki yang luas.Ketiga, di sudut anak-anak tersebut, dari penampilan mereka, kita lihat tersangat sederhana kehidupan yang mereka sedang lalui. Tanpa kasut di kaki dan pakaian yang amat biasa. Mungkin mereka juga tiada hiburan seperti kebanyakan anak-anak kita. Alam adalah kehidupan mereka. Saya percaya ALLAH memberikan kegembiraan dunia kanak-kanak mereka mungkin melebihi sebahagian besar anak-anak orang di bandar. Kegembiraan itu boleh hadir dalam pelbagai rupa. Namun, zahirnya, mereka dalam keadaan yang sukar dari segi kebendaan. Barangkali peristiwa itu menjadi kenangan dalam hidup mereka. Marilah kita doakan agar ALLAH memberikan masa depan yang baik untuk semua anak-anak tersebut.

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[VIDEO] Gigih Siap Tapaukan Makanan, Kakak Sporting Teman Adik Pergi Mengurat Awek Shell

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

Bercinta adalah lumrah bagi setiap manusia, sudah pasti semua orang mahu disayangi dan menyayangi

Disebabkan itu, ada yang sanggup melakukan apa saja demi mendapatkan cinta hati mereka betul tak?Sama seperti video di TikTok ini apabila seorang wanita berkongsi kegigihan adik lelakinya yang berusaha untuk menambat hati seorang gadis telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @tshamelia_ To awek shell  appericiate sikit dia punya effort  #fyp #effort #gentle  original sound  - Trisyia Azman

Tapaukan makanan nak cuba pikat hati gadis yang diminati

Menerusi video tersebut, seorang wanita menunjukkan kegigihan adiknya itu yang sanggup menyiapkan bekal untuk gadis yang diminatinya.Difahamkan, adiknya itu sehingga tahu shift kerja gadis tersebut untuk memudahkan dia  berjumpa dengannya.Di akhir video dapat dilihat, kegigihannya itu membuahkan hasil apabila gadis tersebut memberi pesanan mesej menerusi WhatsApp dan berterima kasih atas bekalan yang diberikan.Lihat video sambungan itu di bawah:

  @tshamelia_ Reply to @nazifyusoff saya berminat utk reply komen awak sebab alhamdulilah bihun sup tu dia tak share or bgi pda sesiapa  #fyp  Cinta Sampai Mati - Raffa Affar

"Tahniah adik. Wahai single-single sekalian ketahuilah bahawa usaha itu tangga kejayaan" - Netizen

Sementara itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi mereka dan memuji kegigihan pemuda itu.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 472.5K views, 51K likes dan 651 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Usaha tangga kejayaan dik, tahniah ya :P

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