Kelantan Uncle Accidentally Shoots Nephew Dead After Mistaking Him For An Animal

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A 39-year-old Malaysian accidentally killed his nephew with a homemade shotgun after mistaking him for an animal while hunting in Machang, Kelantan

According to Kosmo!, the incident happened around 2am last Friday, 12 May, when the suspect was with his 26-year-old nephew, Muhamad Hasnizi Che Hasmi, in the forest reserve area in Ulu Sat, Bukit Pelanduk.Machang district police chief Supt Mohd Adli Mat Daud said a team rushed to the scene after the suspect notified the police about the incident at around 9.50am.The officers found the victim's body behind the Bukit Batu Tapong forestry office.

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The police also found a homemade shotgun, a shell casing, and four cartridges

"Based on the evidence, the suspect accidentally shot the victim, thinking that his nephew was a wild animal," Sinar Harian quoted Kelantan police chief Datuk Muhamad Zaki as saying.Both the suspect and the victim did not have any past criminal records. The victim's body was sent to the forensic unit in Machang Hospital for an autopsy.The case is currently being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder and Section 8(a) of the Arms Act 1960 for possessing arms and ammunition without an arms licence or permit.

The police seized the homemade shotgun, a shell casing, and four cartridges found at the scene.
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Meanwhile, the victim's wife, Shahirah Shakri, said she found out about the incident at about 9.30am after being contacted by her mother-in-law

The 25-year-old said Muhamad Hasnizi left the house at about 6.30pm on Thursday, 11 May, to fish in the river in the forest reserve."While he was in the forest, I couldn't reach him because there was no cellular network," she told Kosmo!"I was surprised after my mother-in-law informed me that my husband died because he was shot by a hunter," she added.


'Ayo Poligami' - Aplikasi Telefon Terbaru Buat Mereka Yang Ingin Berpoligami Di Indonesia

Lambakan dating apps di Google Play bukanlah lagi sesuatu yang baru buat kita. Malah, setiap dating app yang ada juga mempunyai target pengguna yang berbeza-beza.

Tetapi tahukah anda, terdapat satu mobile app di Indonesia bernama AyoPoligami telah dicipta khusus untuk mereka yang ingin berpoligami? App developer dari Indonesia, Lindu Pranayama dalam laporan Straits Times berkata, terdapat ramai lelaki yang sudah berkahwin ingin mencari isteri baru di sana. Tetapi tiada aplikasi yang boleh digunakan oleh mereka untuk memenuhi niat mereka itu.

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"Apabila mereka ke dating sites yang biasa, mereka tidak berpeluang untuk berpoligami. Mereka tidak ada pilihan untuk mempunyai isteri pertama, kedua dan ketiga," katanya.

"AyoPoligami" adalah aplikasi baru yang dicipta oleh Lindu bertujuan untuk memperkenalkan lelaki-lelaki yang sudah berkahwin dengan wanita-wanita yang sedia untuk berkeluarga besar (berpoligami)

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Dating app yang seakan aplikasi Tinder itu telah mencetuskan kontroversi sejak pelancarannya pada April lalu di Indonesia. Aplikasi ini telah dimuat turun lebih 10,000 kali sebelum ia berhenti mendaftarkan ahli baru berikutan kebimbangan akaun palsu sedang dibentuk, dan lelaki yang menggunakannya tanpa pengetahuan isteri pertama mereka.Versi baru akan dilancarkan pada 5 Oktober 2017 dan ia akan mengenakan peraturan yang lebih ketat kepada pengguna termasuk mewajibkan mereka memberikan kad pengenalan, status perkahwinan dan surat izin dari isteri pertama mereka.

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Salah seorang pengguna aplikasi tersebut, Iyus Yusuf Fasyiya memberitahu bahawa dia yang mempunyai dua isteri menggunakan aplikasi tersebut untuk berkongsi tips bagaimana untuk mengekalkan perkahwinan poligami

"Kebanyakan mereka yang mencari isteri sering bertanya kepada saya tentang cara untuk mula, mengekalkan perkahwinan poligami dan juga undang-undang kerajaan terhadap perkahwinan itu," katanya.Majoriti pengguna aplikasi tersebut adalah lelaki dan kira-kira lebih 4 ribu wanita juga telah berdaftar.

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Kementerian Pembangunan Wanita dan Perlindungan Kanak-Kanak Indonesia berkata, ia adalah terpulang kepada indvidu itu sendiri sekiranya mereka mahu menggunakan aplikasi tersebut kerana poligami adalah dibenarkan di sana asalkan ia dapat dilakukan secara adil."Bagi kami apa yang penting adalah wanita dan anak-anak hidup dalam keadaan selamat dalam perkahwinan poligami," katanya.Sumber: Straits Times.

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Doctors And Netizens Call On Government To #LockdownMalaysia

Six medical professionals have called on the government to consider implementing a lockdown on the country in view of the sharp increase in COVID-19 cases yesterday, 15 March

In an open letter on Facebook addressed to Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah, the doctors stated that they have been following the development of the COVID-19 pandemic closely and can "see the alarming rate it is increasing, from 41 new cases [Saturday], 14 March, to 190 [yesterday], 15 March."The doctor penning the letter, Dr Teoh Boon Wei, wrote that as a "member of the medical community and more importantly a concerned citizen", they are worried that the advice for the public to practise social distancing was not a rigorous enough a move to prevent the spread of infection."I am sure you are assisted by eminent members of the medical fraternity including infectious disease physicians, intensivists, virologists, and epidemiologists," he wrote."But I wonder if the authorities have considered a lockdown? The advice for social distancing has obviously fallen on deaf ears as I see people going about their daily lives as if there is no threat at all."

A netizen has commented that supermarkets are still crowded with people.
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The group of doctors acknowledge the "implication of such measures", but they also "do not want to be too late like other countries who are fighting a losing battle now"

"Every day matters. If a lockdown is imposed, the many carriers in the community now will surface when they develop symptoms while at the same time, they do not infect others," Teoh explained."I understand the impact on social order and the economy, but if it blows out, we will be dealing with a worse outcome."He also urged the government to consult countries that were badly-hit by Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in 2003 such as Singapore and Hong Kong for advice on tackling the virus as they are "doing well now in this pandemic"."Let us not let pride or politics get in the way of saving lives."The joint statement was signed by Dr Teoh Boon Wei, Dr Asha Prerna, Dr Devindran Manoharan, Dr Sivaneswaran Annandan, Dr Kumar Neeraj, and Dr Komella Prakasam.

Members of the public seen wearing face mask outdoors amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Malaysian netizens are also calling on the government to lock down the country

After the large number of new cases were reported, the hashtag #LockdownMalaysia has been trending on Twitter since yesterday evening.Many netizens were calling attention to the inaction that the public and government were taking amidst the coronavirus outbreak.One Twitter user wrote that Italy, America, Denmark, China, and Iran have been locked down, but Malaysians have only been encouraged to wash their hands and been enticed to buy cheap flights to Korea and Japan.

Italy - lockdownAmerica - lockdownDenmark - lockdownChina - lockdownIran - lockdownMalaysia - just wash your hand , and get special price for flight to korea and japan.:)#LockDownMalaysia— meinmokhtar  #CampurLGBT (@meinmokhtar) March 14, 2020

"I check everyday, the COVID-19 cases are increasing! 428 cases are not a small amount," said a worried netizen.

Aku check everyday , cases Covid19 increase !!! 428 cases is not a small amount !!! Risaunyaaa , lahaiii  . #LockDownMalaysia pic.twitter.com/23h8iWUKtU—       (@Nrfaezahhh) March 15, 2020

While this user defended the government, writing, "You all are talking about #LockdownMalaysia but still have gatherings and go to crowded places. Stop blaming the Ministry of Health (MOH). Even if they asked you to sit at home, we all know you guys will not. MOH is really doing a good job at the moment."

Y’all be talking about #LockDownMalaysia but still do a gathering, goes out to crowded places and all. Stop blaming kkm. Even if they asked you to sit yourself at home we all know you guys wont. Kkm really did a goodjob atm ngl— fuze (@Fuzedahostages) March 16, 2020

As the number of cases increase worldwide, more countries are imposing nationwide lockdowns to contain the spread

Spain joins Italy, El Salvador, New Zealand, Poland, Ireland, and Denmark as countries that have recently implemented the largest and most restrictive of mass quarantines, reported Business Insider.These countries are emulating China's aggressive measure taken when the novel coronavirus was first discovered in the country, locking down at least 16 cities by the end of January in the largest quarantine in human history.According to Wired, the ambitious move has paid off and been commended by the World Health Organisation as China's new cases has sharply declined in the recent month, reporting only 26 new cases on Thursday, 12 March, compared to the previously staggering 3,000 cases in a day in February.

Meanwhile, the public has been urged by the government to remain calm and stop panic-buying due to the COVID-19 outbreak:

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If you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19, here is what you can do:

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First and foremost, don't panic.

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Penang Robbers Gag And Stuff Baby Into Box After Failing To Get RM50,000

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A woman in Penang was recently robbed at knifepoint by two men posing as deliverymen

According to Harian Metro, the incident took place around 10.30am on Monday, 15 February, at a flat on Van Praagh Road.Two men showed up at the victim's home with a box and asked the 30-year-old housewife to sign a paper for the delivery. As she opened the door, one of the men rushed in, pointed a knife at her, and told her not to scream.

The robbers stole a gold necklace worth RM1,200 and demanded RM50,000 in cash.
When the woman failed to hand over the money, the robbers took away her three-month-old son.

Northeast district police chief ACP Soffian Santong told the Malay daily, "The frustrated robbers decided to hide the baby in a polystyrene box inside the home. Meanwhile, the victim's other three-year-old daughter was not harmed by the suspect."The baby was found with his mouth gagged and duct-taped. Free Malaysia Today reported that the victim's husband was at work during the ordeal but rushed home after being alerted. The couple thought their baby was abducted and searched the entire flats area for the child. After 30 minutes, they heard muffled cries coming from a white polystyrene box in one of their rooms.

Northeast district police chief ACP Soffian Santong.
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Police are actively looking for the suspects and are going through CCTV footage for clues

The case is being investigated under Section 395 and 397 of the Penal Code.Soffian implores members of the public with any information regarding the case to come forward and contact the nearest police station or Insp Nurfaiz Fathi Marhom at +604-2825922 extension 228.


Study: Kuala Lumpur Ranks As The 94th Most Liveable City In The World

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As one of the world's leading advisory and research corporations, Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), just released their findings on the most liveable cities in the world

Referred to formally as The Globally Liveability Index 2023, EIU, as an organisation, offers deep insight and analysis of the economic and political developments in the increasingly complex global environment through identifying opportunities, trends, and risks on a national scale.In assessing the concept of liveability, the study ranked 173 cities based on which locations provide the best or worst living conditions. For this study, every city was assigned a rating of relative comfort for over 30 qualitative and quantitative factors across five categories.These five categories were:1. Stability2. Healthcare3. Culture and environment4. Education5. InfrastructureHowever, EIU also stated that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected living conditions in many cities across the globe, impacting each place's overall liveability score. These scores were weighted between one and 100, where one is considered intolerable and 100 is considered ideal.

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For each of the five categories, the liveability score reached is equally divided into relevant subcategories to ensure that the final index covered as many indicators as possible

For the qualitative variables, a designated "EIU rating" was awarded based on the judgement of an in-house expert country analyst and a field correspondent based in each city. On the other hand, quantitative variables were calculated based on the relative performance of a location using external data sources.Here's a breakdown of each category within their own indicators or subcategories:

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According to the report, Kuala Lumpur ranked as the 94th most liveable city in the world for 2023, rising 19 spots based on its ranking for the same index in 2022

Listed in the category of "Biggest movers up in the ranking in the past 12 months", Kuala Lumpur was the seventh biggest mover up with an index rating of 74.3 out of 100 points.Detailed in the study, EIU also found that cities within the Asia-Pacific region recorded the most gains in position over the past year. Eight out of the top 10 “biggest movers up” were from the Asia-Pacific region, with their climb being largely accredited to the doing away of COVID-19 restrictions in each respective city."In all, eight of the top 10 climbers in our rankings are from the Asia-Pacific region, with cities such as Hanoi (Vietnam) and Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) also bouncing upwards," read the study.On the opposite end, European cities dominated the list of top 10 fallers in the ranking, with Edinburgh moving down 23 positions to 58th place, while Stockholm fell by 22 positions to 43rd. In describing their decline, EIU stated that while these cities did not see a sharp decline in their score, they failed to make gains other cities made in the past year, particularly those in Asia.

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Vienna, Austria maintained its position as the most liveable city in the world, ranking first with an overall index score of 98.4

Rounding off the top five most liveable cities in the world included Copenhagen, Denmark at second place with a score of 98.0, Melbourne and Sydney in Australia at third and fourth with an index score of 97.7 and 97.4 respectively, and Vancouver, Canada at fifth, with a score of 97.3.An ongoing shift towards normality post COVID-19, as well as incremental improvements towards liveability, were stated to be some of the biggest drivers of change in the index's ranking.

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The bottom five liveable cities in the world in descending order was Karachi in Pakistan with a score of 42.5, Lagos in Nigeria with a score of 42.2, Algiers in Algeria with a score of 42.0, and Tripoli in Libya with a score of 40.1. The least liveable city in the world was said to be Damascus in Syria, which landed at 173rd with a score of 30.7.Despite this, the study also noted that cities such as Lagos and Algiers have gained ground with improvement in healthcare and education, though issues surrounding corruption continue to be the biggest challenge for the cities. The study also remarked that Damascus has unfortunately seen no improvement in its liveability score over the past year.

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All in all, EIU recorded that each of the five main categories saw improvements from 2022 with the exception of stability, whose decline may see liveability be at risk in the future

Relating the decline in stability to many factors caused by various issues unique to each city, such as civil unrest, inflation, dissatisfaction with working conditions, and bankruptcies, among others, the stability scores for EIU's Liveability Index may not recover quickly, as stated in the report.Nonetheless, the study also revealed that while some issues may plague the scores for certain nations, the 2023 EIU's Liveability Index has risen significantly, reaching a 15-year high as the world continues to strive forward from the COVID-19 pandemic.Click here to read EIU's full Liveability Index report for 2023.

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Meanwhile, Kuala Lumpur was said to be the third most overworked city in the whole world last August:

                Study Ranks Kuala Lumpur As 3rd Most Overworked City In The World

KL ranked third out of 100 countries that were surveyed all around the world.

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While liveability is an important area of consideration, Malaysia was also revealed to be the 55th happiest country in the world:

                Study: Malaysia Ranks As The 55th Happiest Country In The World

Meanwhile, Finland takes the crown for happiest country in the world again!

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Fire Breaks Out At Ministry Of Finance

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Earlier today, 6 December, a fire broke out at the Ministry of Finance

The fire broke out at the ministry at 2.30pm, according to the Putrajaya fire and rescue department.According to Free Malaysia Today, a Ministry of Finance spokesperson has since confirmed the incident. The spokesperson said that the ministry will issue a statement shortly.

The fire was caused by solid waste at a dump site nearby

"The fire was caused by solid waste at a dump site. It was contained and there were no casualties," Free Malaysia Today quoted a source at the Putrajaya fire and rescue department as saying.

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Did You Know: The Petronas Twin Towers Site Was Once A Horse Racing Track

Did you know that one of Malaysia's earliest equestrian tracks was located at the very same spot where the Petronas Twin Towers now stand?

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Long before KLCC was built, a 100-acre horse race track, known as Selangor Turf Club, sat at what is now the heart of Kuala Lumpur

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One of the earlier racecourses, Selangor Gymkhana Club, was located along the now Jalan Tun Razak before it was eventually moved and renamed as Selangor Turf Club

According to its history, Geo Cumming and a couple of other prominent racing men developed the new course off Ampang Road (at the present site of the Twin Towers). Selangor Turf Club was officially opened for racing in 1896.

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Kelab Lumba Kuda Selangor in 1976.
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Horse racing was an extremely popular sport in Malaya during the British colonisation in the 1800s

However, only amateurs were allowed to ride at the time. Back then, the wealthy and privileged would watch races from a grandstand, while regular folk would view them from the 'native-stand' next to the track (as seen in the photo below).

Postcard of Kuala Lumpur's first racecourse.
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Kuala Lumpur horse racing track in 1976.
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Seven races were usually held a day and people were allowed to buy as many tickets as they wanted to bet on horses they fancied

Each ticket would cost five Malayan dollars. By 1906, the Club had grown to have 300 members, who each paid a subscription of 15 Malayan dollars a year with an entrance fee of 10 Malayan dollars.

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Selangor Turf Club's parking lot.
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Today, Selangor Turf Club is located at Seri Kembangan, where horse races and other events still take place.

Meanwhile, the previous race grounds have been transformed into a huge playground, wading pool with fountains, jogging path, and of course, the iconic Twin Towers

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Construction of the Petronas Twin Towers started in 1993. And by 1996, they were named the world's tallest buildings.Today, they are considered the world's tallest twin towers.

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KL has changed tremendously over the past few decades. Take a look at some of these old photos:

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Now you know the roads your grandparents refer to.

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Katy Perry & NCT Dream Are Performing Live At Lazada's Birthday Party! Come Watch For Free

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This Spotlight is sponsored by Lazada.

Surpriseee, Lazada's 9th birthday is just around the corner, and you know what that means - super mega sales just for you!

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As you collect vouchers and enjoy their sweet deals, you'll even be able to sit back and enjoy a virtual concert while counting down to Lazada's Surprise Birthday sale events that starts at 12am on 27 March.

ICYMI, Katy Perry will be headlining a star-studded cast for the Lazada Super Party happening on 26 March!

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With a variety of celebs lined up for their virtual concert, the leading e-commerce platform has invited the one and only Katy Perry as part of the Lazada Super Party. Here's what she has to say to all her Southeast Asian fans:"Thank you for supporting and loving me all this time. I am excited to meet you soon at the Lazada Super Party, to hopefully spread a little light, love, and joy, and have everyone sing along with me, even if we are physically apart. I wish for Lazada to help all of their customers as they need, and for everyone to always look on the bright side of life."

Aside from Katy Perry, you'll even have the chance to watch Korea's number one youth boy band, NCT Dream at the Lazada Super Party!

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These superstars will also be joined by local celebrities such as Haqiem Rusli and Ismail Izzani. With a variety of performances lined up, Lazada users all over Malaysia can tune in to this exclusive concert via Lazada’s in-app livestream channel LazLive, as well as on local broadcasting networks such as ASTRO Ria, TV3, and their social media platforms.You can have a sneak peek at the upcoming lineup of performances by checking out Lazada's 9th Birthday Super Party playlist on Spotify. ;)

The theme of Lazada's Super Party is "Everyday Heroes", as it is meant to pay tribute to all the frontliners who have been working tirelessly throughout the pandemic

It is also meant to highlight the sacrifices made by the individuals in our community who have, in their own ways, touched the lives of people around them. The Chief Executive Officer of Lazada, Chun Li, has expressed his gratitude to all their sellers, brands, customers, and partners for their support throughout the years, which has led to Lazada becoming a robust e-commerce platform. "As we celebrate Lazada’s ninth anniversary, we also want to recognise the positive impacts made by every individual in our community. We are excited to continue setting the benchmark for the e-commerce industry, by propelling entrepreneurs and brands forward in their digital transformation journey, and serving consumers through a safe, convenient, and experiential shopping journey," Chun Li said.

As if the live concert wasn't already entertaining enough, the Lazada Super Party will also feature their signature Shoppertainment segments like Voucher Rain! :O

Here's what you can expect from Lazada starting 20 March: - You'll enjoy special adding-to-cart exceptional deals and free shipping promotions.- Try out the new Happy Cake game on LazGames! Gain points by simply opening gift boxes, completing daily tasks, and stacking nine cake levels to win yourself some Lazada vouchers.- Redeem additional shopping rewards through Lazada Bonus, a special shopping allowance that can be used platform-wide on participating products marked with the Lazada Bonus badge. FYI, it is stackable with other promotions too!- Enjoy a free Lazada Birthday gift worth RM80,000 through the "Vote for Birthday Surprise" from 20 to 27 March. Among the prizes to be won are a Sony PlayStation 5, home furnishings, and beauty products from participating brands (e.g. Casio, Clinique, Ecovacs, Ice Watch, Kitchenaid, Lancome, Nespresso, Ogawa, Origins, Samsung, etc). The list of winners will be announced on 27 March.

Don't miss out on this exciting event! Keep up to date with all the deets on Lazada's website and their Facebook.

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[VIDEO] Kaca Bangunan Pecah & Runtuh Akibat Hujan Angin Yang Kuat. Menyeramkan!

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Kebelakangan ini, cuaca di Malaysia sering hujan lebat setiap petang sehingga mengakibatkan banjir

Bukan saja hujan lebat, malah kadang hujan angin yang kuat melanda sehinggakan ada sesetengah gerai di bazar ramadan juga telah musnah dibawa angin.Baru-baru ini tular video di Twitter berkenaan kaca sebuah bangunan di Kuala Lumpur (KL) pecah dan runtuh akibat hujan angin yang kencang. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

Bangunan etiqa masjid jamek pic.twitter.com/d92Mu5w67S—  ┐Jayyidkhairir┌  (@jayyidkhairir) April 13, 2021

Habis kaca bangunan pecah akibat agin hujan lebat

Bangunan tersebut merupakan bangunan Etiqa di Masjid Jamek, KL. Menerusi video yang berdurasi 9 saat itu kelihatan bahawa kawasan itu dilanda hujan angin dan guruh. Terdapat beberapa wanita yang berdiri depan mesin ATM, namun angin kencang yang menyebabkan kaca bangunan pecah itu mengejutkan mereka. Kemudian, mereka segera lari untuk mengelak. Mujur, semua yang berada di situ selamat tanpa sebarang cedera. Mereka hanya terkena serpihan kaca pada baju.

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Image via @jayyidkhairir (Twitter)

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Image via @jayyidkhairir (Twitter)

Pihak bangunan tersebut mengambil inisiatif untuk menutup dengan curtain blind sementara menunggu untuk diperbaiki

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Semoga semuanya baik-baik saja. Musim hujan ni, harapnya semua dapat jaga diri! :')

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[FOTO] Wanita Ini Kongsi Itinerari Dan Tips Ke Alhambra, Kota Kegemilangan Islam Dulu Kala

Nama Granada mungkin kedengaran asing pada sesetengah orang. Tidak ramai yang tahu mengenai kota di Sepanyol ini.

Namun begitu, kota tersebut menjadi salah satu tempat penggambaran sebuah drama Korea bertajuk Memories Of Alhambra yang dilakonkan dua pelakon hebat iaitu Hyun Bin dan Park Shin Hye. Sejak itu orang ramai semakin mengambil tahu mengenai kota itu. Selain itu, kawasan itu juga turut menjadi pilihan peminat drama tersebut untuk melawat terutamanya melihatkan kecantikan seni bina di situ.

Memories Of Alhambra.
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Akan tetapi, tahukah anda bahawa kota tersebut mempunyai sejarahnya yang tersendiri terutamanya dalam sejarah Islam di Sepanyol?

Baru-baru ini, seorang wanita dikenali sebagai Norhayati berkongsi foto semasa dia melawat kota tersebut di Facebook Backpackers Buddies Malaysia. "Kota kemegahan dan pernah menjadi pusat pemerintahan unggul bangsa Moor di zaman kegemilangan Islam di Andalusia."Alhambra adalah kota terakhir jatuh ke tangan Ratu Isabella dan Raja Ferdinand sebelum berakhirnya kegemilangan Islam di Andalusia," tulisnya.

Image via Travelog Norhayati II / Facebook

Image via Travelog Norhayati II / Facebook

Image via Travelog Norhayati II / Facebook

Selain itu, dia turut berkongsi mengenai cara untuk melawat Kota Alhambra ini dari segi pembelian tiket dan juga pengangkutan

"Untuk menjejakkan kaki ke sini, tempahan tiket perlu dibuat 3 bulan sebelum tarikh lawatan. Berhati-hati dengan website-website yang ada kerana kebanyakannya menawarkan harga yang tinggi. Bayaran sebenar hanyalah €14.85 sahaja. "Tiket ini membolehkan kita meneroka kota ini tanpa jemu. Aku sendiri menghabiskan masa hampir 6jam dalam kota Alhambra."Lapangan terbang terdekat dengan kota Granada ialah Malaga Airport dan pengangkutan paling murah menghubungkan kedua kota ini menggunakan Bas ALSA. Perjalanan selama 2jam dengan cost €11.85."Percayalah kembara di kota Granada adalah satu pengalaman yang terbaik sekiranya kita mempelajari sedikit sejarah Andalusia," tulisnya lagi.

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Image via Travelog Norhayati II / Facebook

Image via Travelog Norhayati II / Facebook

Image via Travelog Norhayati II / Facebook

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Sedikit info mengenai Kota Alhambra:

Alhambra yang membawa maksud Istana Merah adalah sebuah masjid, istana dan kompleks kota silam kerajaan Moor di Granada dan terletak di selatan Sepanyol.Memetik laporan The Patriots, bumi Sepanyol atau Andalusia ditadbir dengan baik selama 700 tahun namun itu semua berubah selepas kejatuhan Granada ke tangan Ratu Isabella dan Raja Ferdinand dari Aragorn pada tahun 1492. Antara salah sebab kejatuhan Granada ini adalah kerana perpecahan umat Islam sendiri yang saling berperang malah dijadikan alat oleh orang Kristian yang ingin mendapatkan bumi Sepanyol. Sikap ini menyebabkan satu demi satu negeri di Sepanyol jatuh ke tangan Kristian serta Granada merupakan kota Islam terakhir ketika itu yang jatuh ke tangan musuh.

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Wah, cantiknya! Sememangnya Kota Granada wajib dijadikan destinasi pilihan jika melancong ke Sepanyol kelak.

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[PHOTOS] Australian Students Gather To Protest Against "Taib Mahmud Court"

Adelaide University students gathered to protest against Taib Mahmud's blood money

Lizzie from the South Australian Student Environment Network (SASEN)
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Hon. Mark Parnell Member of the South Australian Legislative Council, Leader of South Australian Greens, speaking about Adelaide Uni's connection with Taib Mahmud.
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Yasmin Martin, Ethno-Cultural Officer of the Adelaide University Student Representative Council.
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Students at University of Adelaide in Australia are protesting over a building named after Taib Mahmud

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Students at University of Adelaide in Australia are protesting over a building named after Taib Mahmud

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The protest, which took place at around 10.30am Malaysian time, saw the students gathered at the ‘Taib Mahmud Court’.

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Disgruntled students at Adelaide University, in South Australia, today gathered to protest the naming of a courtyard at their alma mater after controversial Sarawak Chief Minister Abdul Taib Mahmud.

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Petition photos were included with the hashtag #ChangeTaibMahmudCourt

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Deforestation has NO PLACE at my university!
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I stand against Taib Mahmud Court!
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I don't want my degree funded by deforestation!
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Environmental vandals don't deserve naming rights!! #changetaibmahmudcourt
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Seeking Light or Seeking Profit??

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Students at University of Adelaide in Australia are protesting over a building named after Taib Mahmud

Students at University of Adelaide in Australia are protesting over a building named after Taib Mahmud

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Students at Australia's University of Adelaide will demonstrate tomorrow to force the university to rename a facility that was named after Sarawak Chief Minister Tan Sri Abdul Taib Mahmud (pic).

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A report in The Australian newspaper today said while low-level criticisms have persisted for years, students this time were backed by the student representative council and outside groups.

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A protest will be held in campus tomorrow, backed by the student representative council and outside groups, to ask its vice-chancellor, Warren Bebbington to rescind the decision, the daily reported.

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Protest organiser Lizzie Taylor says the school students do not want to be associated with Taib Mahmud

Protest organiser Lizzie Taylor said she hoped management would respond once they saw that students were passionate about the issue.

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“Regardless of how much money he’s given, naming the court after him honours a man whose family companies are responsible for the displacement of the indigenous Penan people in Sarawak.

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"These companies are responsible for the deforestation of 85% of Sarawak.
"We know what his name stands for and we don't want to be part of that in any way."

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The rally is held as students refuse to accept that their education is funded by the sufferings of displaced people, forests and animals in Sarawak

Students say they refuse to have Taib Mahmud's presence on campus and refuse to accept that their education was funded by the suffering of people, forests and animals in Sarawak

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The building was named "Taib Mahmud, Chief Minister of Sarawak Court" after the CM gave millions of dollars to the university

The building was named "Taib Mahmud, Chief Minister of Sarawak Court" after the CM gave millions of dollars to the university

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"Taib Mahmud, Chief Minister of Sarawak Court" was so named in December 2008 after a multi-million-dollar bequest to the university.

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Taib Mahmud, who studied at Adelaide under the postwar Colombo Plan, has been Chief Minister of Sarawak since 1981, a role that critics allege he uses to further family businesses and displace indigenous communities for illegal logging. "

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Adelaide University says Taib Mahmud's gifts involves permanent trust obligations that the university must adhere to

A spokeswoman for Adelaide University said the university accepted gifts from Taib in good faith many years ago but added no gifts have been accepted from him for more than seven years now.

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“The scholarships and facility named following Mr Taib’s gifts involve permanent trust obligations and agreements with which the university is bound to comply,” an unnamed spokesman from the University of Adelaide

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Taib Mahmud's alleged corruption was exposed in "Inside Malaysia's Shadow State", an undercover video published on March 2013

Leaked documents suggest Mr Taib and his family amassed enormous amounts of land at low prices, while authorising the destruction of hundreds of thousands of hectares of rainforest.

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Former British PM Gordon Brown’s sister-in-law was deported from Malaysia for running a radio station critical of the Sarawak government in the country’s largest state. Why? [CLICK FOR FULL STORY]

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Families Of 3 Youngsters Shot Dead By PDRM 6 Years Ago Finally Get Some Justice

In general, six years is a long time to wait for anything.
It is much longer for families waiting for justice for being wronged at the hands of those who were supposed to act as protectors.

That long wait for the families of three youths shot dead in 2010 — allegedly in execution style — by PDRM in the Selangor neighbourhood of Glenmarie is finally over.Six years ago, 22-year-old Muhamad Hanafi Omar, along with 20-year-old Hairul Nizam Tuah, and 15-year-old Mohd Shamil Hafiz Shapiei were killed in Shah Alam.Accused of robbing several petrol stations, the police shot them dead claiming the three were armed with machetes and attacked them after they were cornered.Yesterday, 1 September, a three-judge panel at the Court of Appeal — in a decision that is surely going to help the families find some form of closure — unanimously ruled that the police and the government are liable for the deaths of the three Malay youths.It effectively overturned last year's decision of the High Court which dismissed the civil lawsuit against the cops and the government brought by the families of the three boys.

15-year-old Shamil's mother, Norhafizah Mohd Razali, actually had no confidence that she would ever get justice.
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The justice could have been served earlier and the families would have found their closure too had the High Court not ruled that the cops weren't negligent when they shot and killed the three youths

In 2015, High Court judge, Datuk Rozana Ali Yusoff, while dismissing the civil lawsuit against the police and the government, had instead charged the families to pay RM20,000 to the defendants, namely Inspector Azrin Ezahar, Corporal Kamarul Zaman Awang, and Lance Corporal Khairul Azahar Jali.Because, according to judge Rozana, the three policemen feared for their lives and "had no choice but to open fire to protect themselves.""The evidence of the three policemen was found to be credible and believable. The three deceased rushed out of a vehicle with parang with intent to attack the defendants (the three policemen)," the learned judge had ruled, upon which the police genuinely feared for their lives and they did not need to wait to be inflicted with grave injuries.

Judge Rozana overlooked the fact that post-mortem reports by the Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital contradicted the claims made by the police that the boys were shot while attacking with machetes

The families' lawyer, N. Surendran, had claimed that it was a murder in cold blood.During a press conference in 2011, he produced a report of the post-mortem examinations on two of the youths, Shamil Hafiz Shafie, and Mohd Khairul Nizam Tuah.The post-mortem report revealed that the police shot them at close range.“The report also indicates that Shamil was shot on the forehead at a 45-degree angle. That can only happen if the boy was kneeling when he was gunned down," he said.The police said they shot the youths after they had tried to attack them with a machete.But Surendran rejected the police version, saying "Shamil had gunshot residues on his shirt. Residue can only be transferred if shots were fired at a close range."He said Hairul was shot on the left side of his head."The police version of what transpired is not consistent with the post-mortem report unless the police have bullets that can curve through the air," Surendran had remarked.

A file photo of lawyer N. Surendran.
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Now, although, the Court of Appeal has ruled that the High Court judge, Rozana Ali Yusoff, had erred in her decision last year, saying, 'The learned judge was wrong that the respondent was not liable", the grieving families' wait for a complete justice is still not over yet

As the three-member bench, which included Datuk Mohd Zawawi Salleh, who chaired the three-man panel, Datuk Vernon Ong-Lam Kiat, and Datuk Abdul Rahman Sebli, has ordered the matter to be remitted back to the High Court for the estimation of damages.Additionally, Omar Abu Bakar, the 63-year-old father of Muhamad Hanafi, is a former army personnel and had refuted claims made by the police, wants his son's name and that of his family to be cleared. The wait for which is only going to be longer."I want his name and that of my family cleared as we are not robbers. This is the lingering perception following this case," the former army veteran told Malaysiakini.

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Meanwhile, earlier this year, a widow sued a number of police officers, including IGP Khalid Abu Bakar, over her 31-year-old husband's unlawful death while he was in police custody in 2013:

                This 28-Year-Old Woman Just Sued The Malaysian Police And The Government

IGP Khalid Abu Bakar was also named in the civil suit which alleges her husband was beaten to death by several police...

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Just a month ago, in August, a 34-year-old construction consultant had her house raided by a team of the MCMC and PDRM officers:

                A Team Of 14 PDRM And MCMC Officers Raided A Pregnant Woman's House For 'Insulting' Rosmah

"They banged on my door and raided my house like I was some terrorist."

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"Gone Wrong" - Wanita Teringin Main Water Sports Di Tengah Laut, Tapi Lain Pula Jadinya

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Pelbagai aktiviti menarik yang boleh dilakukan jika anda bercuti di pantai

Macam-macam aktiviti extreme dan adventurous yang boleh dicuba bersama rakan-rakan. Antaranya banana boat, menaiki ATV dan banyak lagi aktiviti yang best. Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video di TikTok yang memaparkan seorang wanita teringin bermain salah satu jenis water sports tetapi lain pula jadinya telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @chuiha99 Keberatan ga bisa naik   Lữ Khách Qua Thời Gian - Thiên An

Niat nak rasa keseronokan bila dapat terbang, tetapi malah tenggelam pula

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan seorang wanita sedang menunggu gilirannya untuk menaiki water sports yang membolehkan dia terapung atas air. Namun, apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah apabila dia merasa takut-takut untuk menaiki permainan itu walaupun telah dipegang oleh orang di situ. Lebih melucukan lagi adalah apabila dia dilihat tidak boleh terapung dan terbang, malah dia juga tenggelam ke dalam laut.

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"Niat nak jadi Ironman, bertukar jadi Aquaman. Daripada terbang terus menyelam" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 15M tontonan, 707K tanda suka dan 40K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat mereka. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Accident In Bangsar Leads To Gruesome Fight That Leaves Man With Stab Wounds To His Head

A fight that broke out in Bangsar caused a man to sustain stab wounds to his head

Harian Metro reported that the incident took place around midnight on Monday, 30 November.The police received a call regarding a man who was injured at Jalan Telawi 3 and found him lying on the ground and covered in blood when they arrived.

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The gruesome brawl came after an accident that happened at the scene

Brickfields district police chief ACP Anuar Omar told The Star, "Preliminary investigation showed that the victim had earlier fought with two men after his car collided into theirs. The windscreen of the victim's car was also smashed during the fight."Meanwhile, according to Harian Metro, Anuar said that the suspect rode in a car with three or four other individuals and attacked the victim."The man used a small knife and caused injuries to the victim's head," he added.

Brickfields district police chief ACP Anuar Omar.
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Police are now investigating the case under Section 42(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 and Section 324 of the Penal Code

Anuar explained to The Star, "Both sides have made police reports. We will investigate both parties."


Gais, You Only Have Two More Chances To Win A Trip To London With This Photo Contest

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This Spotlight is sponsored by Sime Darby Property.

FYI, Sime Darby Property's second wave of their Capture 8 Photo Contest has just ended, and the winning entries are soooo amazing!

Held from June to August, the participants were required to snap photographs of the beautiful townships of KLGCC Resort and Nilai Impian. As they were allowed to use a professional camera and smartphone to capture the uniqueness of Sime Darby Property's townships, as well as a drone just for KLGCC Resort, you can bet that the winning photographs were taken by such talented Malaysians. :D Some of them even left us wondering how in the world they managed to capture certain angles and shots, hehe.

From the photographs, we can see that KLGCC Resort's surrounding green environment and leisurely activities were encapsulated perfectly.
Nah, here's a look at the winning entries:

Professional category

First place: The World Outside The Circle by Leong Chee Wai.
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Second place: The forest is filled with magic and secrets by Lai Wei Han.
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Third place: Couples that golf stay together by Ling Cyn Sheng.
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Smartphone category

First place: Happy, Happy, Happy by Ng Pei Shan.
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Second place: Unconventional, imagination has no limit by Wenny Gan.
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Third place: Beautiful patterned shadows of the tree branches and dappled light on the wall by Choy Shien Ing.
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Drone category

First place: Glorious Morning by Ng Chin Wi.
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Second place: Precious aerial sunrise view of KLGCC by Goh Wai Chong.
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Third place: Breathtaking view of KLGCC at night with spectacular Petaling Jaya city as background by Azril Azham Abdul Rahim.
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Special category

Ultimate Leisure by Mok JC
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Next up is Nilai Impian! You'll find that the winners had made use of the township's beautiful parks and landscaped gardens to produce aesthetically pleasing photos.
Come, feast your eyes on the winning photographs:

Professional category

First place: MAGIC MOMENT by Fadlurrahman Maksom.
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Second place: Exploring a world of illusion at The Parc, Nilai Impian by Wong Wee Ling.
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Third place: Explore the art at the PARC mirrors by Wan Norfaizah Wan Shakeri.
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Smartphone category

First place: TING...TING...TING...by Nur Etey Fazlenda Idris.
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Second place: Sunset at Nilai Impian by Hanafiah Waiman.
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Third place: Joys soaking in the sunray by Kong Yoke Ling.
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Special category

Some were born to be lucky, some were born to be fighters by zphotography.my
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Wah, all these winners' submissions are so mesmerising. :D
As the second wave ended on 8 August, the winners from the first and second wave of the Capture 8 contest were invited for a prize-giving ceremony.

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Held at The International Gallery, KLGCC Resort, the winners proudly took the stage to accept their prizes, from RM200 GrabGift Vouchers to Canon DSLR cameras, wahhh.During the ceremony, the winners received their prizes and took photographs with Appollo Leong, Sime Darby Property’s Chief Operating Officer for Township Development (left), Datuk Ir. Mohd Idris Abdullah, Chief Operating Officer for Integrated Development (middle), as well as Hunter Zhang Hongtu, Canon Malaysia’s Director of Imaging Communication Business (middle), and Sandy Lee, Head of Consumer System Product Division (right).

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BTW, did you guys know that the third wave is currently open for submissions already? :O

Mmhmm, you only have until 7 October to send in your submissions, so grab your cameras and get those snapshots before it's too late!For this round, you'll have to unleash your inner photographer and take beautiful pictures of Serenia City and Subang Jaya City Centre (SJCC), which are built on three pillars: Leisure, Culture, and Nature.Here's a closer look at these townships:

SJCC

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SJCC is the new city centre of the Subang Jaya township. Housing over 700k residents in Malaysia, this dynamic township has easy access to major highways, such as the Federal Highway, NKVE Highway, ELITE Highway, KESAS Highway, LDP Highway, and NPE Highway.Its strategic location makes it super convenient, with established amenities, shopping outlets, and an integrated transportation hub.Here's what you should know before snapping photos of this township:From a Leisure standpoint, you gotta showcase SJCC's fun, edgy, and trendy offerings. As for Culture, you'll need to showcase the thriving community in the new heart of the Subang Jaya township, and the ways they transform their neighbourhood in a creative and fun manner. Also, for Nature, you should capture how SJCC is making living among greenery cool and sustainable.

Serenia City

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Meticulously master-planned, Serenia City is a well-connected township with a sustainable community. Be it for family, work, learning, or enjoying the beauty of nature, this township is where your dreams and aspirations take flight. It comprises three precincts — Aman Serenia (residential), Citra Serenia (commercial), and Cipta Serenia (light industrial).While being highly accessible via multiple highways such as the ELITE Highway, FT29, and PLUS Highway, the township is close to Salak Tinggi ERL Station, which means you have easy access to KL Sentral. Plus, most of its surrounding amenities are all within a 15-km radius, such as retail, healthcare, leisure, and education.Here's what you should know before snapping photos of this township:Try to showcase Serenia City as an upcoming sustainable township that promotes a perfect balance of tranquillity and livelihood for the Leisure aspect. Capturing Serenia City's Culture can be done by showing examples of the permaculture-driven community, where growing one's food source and self-sufficiency is the norm. FYI, the term permaculture is derived from the word permanent and agriculture, which refers to the development of agricultural ecosystems intended to be sustainable and self-sufficient for the long term.Last but not least, for the Nature category, you'll need to show examples of regeneration and preservation of nature through permaculture initiatives.

After you've captured your picture-perfect photographs, all you gotta do is follow the steps listed below to join the contest, and you'll be all set!

Those planning to participate in the Professional, Smartphone, and Drone categories are required to submit their entries via the microsite:STEP 1: Get creative and snap your best shots within the theme 'Nature, Culture and Leisure'. STEP 2: Submit your entries with a short caption (up to eight photos each) before the closing date.STEP 3: Share your entries on Facebook and Instagram with the following hashtags: #SimeDarbyProperty #Capture8PhotoContest #Townshipname (i.e. SJCC, Serenia City, etc) #Theme (i.e. leisure, nature, culture) As for those wanting to join the Special category, you need to submit your entry via social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram: STEP 1: Get creative and snap your best shots within the theme 'Nature, Culture and Leisure'.STEP 2: Post and share your photos on social media with a 50-word description with the hashtags: #SimeDarbyProperty #Capture8PhotoContest #Townshipname (i.e. SJCC, Serenia City, etc) #Theme (i.e. leisure, nature, culture)STEP 3: The 'Most Liked' winners will be announced monthly via the microsite.

If you haven't participated in the initial two rounds, you can still be in the running to win the grand prize, which is a trip to London for two!

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As there are still two more waves left, it isn't too late to join the contest to try your luck. Who knows, you might just end up being the grand prize winner. ;)Aside from the trip to London, you could also win Canon DSLR cameras, Canon printers, and DJI Drones. Here's everything you should know about the prizes up for grabs:Grand Prize: Trip to Battersea Power Station, London for two- Only the First Prize winners from each category per township will be shortlisted to win the Grand Prize- Package includes flight tickets, accommodation for seven days, and allowance of £500 (approx. RM2,767.21 at the time of writing) for each personProfessional Category Prizes- First prize: Canon EOS R Kit Set (one winner per township)- Second prize: Canon EOS M50 Mark II Kit Set (one winner per township)- Third prize: Canon EOD 3000D Kit Set + SELPHY CP1300 Printer (one winner per township)- Consolation prize: RM200 GrabGifts Voucher (five winners per township)Smartphone Category Prizes- First prize: RM3,000 (one winner per township)- Second prize: RM2,000 (one winner per township)- Third prize: RM1,000 (one winner per township)- Consolation prize: RM200 GrabGifts Voucher (five winners per township)Drone Category Prizes- First prize: DJI Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo (one winner per township)- Second prize: DJI Mini 2 Fly More Combo (one winner per township)- Third prize: DJI Mini SE Fly More Combo (one winner per township)- Consolation prize: RM200 GrabGifts Voucher (five winners per township)Special Category Prize: DJI - Pocket 2- Two "Most Liked" winners will be announced via Sime Darby Property's microsite*Products are subject to availability. Plus, don't forget to keep an eye out on updates for Wave 4, as it will be the final round of Sime Darby Property's Capture 8 Photo Contest featuring the townships of KL East and City of Elmina!

Ready to join Sime Darby Property's Capture 8 Photo Contest? Find out more by heading over to their website.

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Here's How This Mum Scaled Mount Kinabalu With Her 3-Year-Old Daughter

As if hiking up Mount Kinabalu was not a challenge of its own, a Malaysian mother recently succeeded in scaling up the 4,000-metre-high mountain with her three-year-old daughter in tow

In a series of Facebook posts, the mother, Siti Aminah Borhan, shared the experiences and difficulties she faced in bringing her three-year-old daughter, Sofia, up the tallest peak in the Malay Archipelago.According to Malay Mail, Siti Aminah hopes that Sofia can potentially earn a spot in the Malaysian Book of Records as the youngest person to reach Mount Kinabalu's summit.

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Siti Aminah wrote that she hiked with Sofia in a carrier on her back for a gruelling 19 hours over two days to reach the peak

"The journey wasn't easy but this is a memory that will last a lifetime," wrote the fitness coach, who revealed that she only had time to train for two days before the hike, reported Harian Metro.She described the climb as a "never-ending staircase" that made her feel like crying and giving up at some points. However, she was thankful that her daughter was there to give her the strength to continue on."Thankfully Sofia did not make a single fuss and sat quietly in her carrier for hours; she did not throw any tantrums or complain about going home. Even when it rained. She even occasionally walked on her own without needing to be carried the whole time," wrote the proud mother."It was as if she understood all the mental and physical pain that I was going through. Instead, she enjoyed the journey."

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To reach the top, they had to face unpredictable weather, temperatures that dipped to two degrees Celsius, and even low oxygen levels at higher altitudes

Some people had to stop to catch their breath or vomit due to altitude sickness.However, Siti Aminah made sure to take her time with the climb to take care of Sofia."Climbing with a child is different, I had to take care of her feelings. I made sure she was happy, comfortable, and that she could pee and poo whenever she wanted."She also wrapped her daughter up in four layers of sweaters and trousers to keep her warm and snug throughout the journey.

Image via Siti Aminah Borhan/Facebook

Image via Siti Aminah Borhan/Facebook

The mother also clarified that she was not alone, and was accompanied by a doctor and a guide who took turns carrying Sofia and making sure she was comfortable

Siti Aminah admitted that she was scared for Sofia's safety or that she would suffer from hypothermia when they reached the peak at dawn on 29 January.However, the doctor, Dr Muaz Mu'adz Zayd, and their hiking guide had patiently helped the mother-daughter duo arrive safe and sound.Other hikers who were amazed to see Sofia up the mountain also gave their support and words of encouragement. Siti Aminah wrote that she was extremely grateful that some people had offered their warmers for Sofia to use.

Image via Siti Aminah Borhan/Facebook

Image via Siti Aminah Borhan/Facebook

Siti Aminah said that she would not forget this experience anytime soon, and she hoped that neither would Sofia

She wrote that she was at a loss for words when they successfully arrived at the summit and got to look over the clouds at the top of Mount Kinabalu."Dear Sofia, I hope you would remember this experience and appreciate it when you grow up. At only three years and 10 months old, we have already gone through so much together. Thank you for always being with me," she wrote.

Image via Siti Aminah Borhan/Facebook

Image via Siti Aminah Borhan/Facebook

Meanwhile, a man in Sabah plans to climb the mountain backwards:

                This Man In Sabah Is Climbing Mt Kinabalu Backwards To Raise RM500,000 For His Community

The charity project is called 'Edward Gostaning'.

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10 Photos Of Malaysian Politicians Working Out To Help You Achieve Your 2018 Fitness Goals

In an exclusive interview on 'Bicara 4 Mata' recently, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak spoke about his love for eating and the fitness regime he follows to keep his weight under control, among other things

Najib at the Ahmad Zahid Hamidi 2017 Golf Cup Tournament last year.
Image via Zulfadhli Zulkilfi/Berita Harian

"In terms of eating, I have one problem. I like eating. So, I have to control. I can eat all kinds of food, so long it's delicious and halal. That's why I have to be more disciplined. "I workout in the gym, have my own trainer but sometimes I don't follow the schedule. In my free time, I like playing golf," Najib said during the programme on 3 January, when speaking about the importance of leading a balanced, healthy life. Najib has always been very vocal about health and fitness. Like most Malaysian politicians, Najib's speeches and social media channels are often peppered with messages on the importance of exercising.

If all this talk of fitness resonates with your new year's resolution of getting fitter and healthier, then let these photos of local politicians exercising serve as an inspiration!;)

1. Warm-up first!

Najib during a warm-up session after the launch of the 2015 National Sports Day.
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2. Early morning gym sessions to start your day right

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3. If you ever get sick of the confines of a gym, switch it up with some outdoor aerobics

Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng
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4. Don't let busy business trips stop you from staying healthy!

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5. Be sure to squeeze in mini workout sessions to stay fit during the holiday season

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6. Grab a bunch of friends and workout together #bondingtime

Perak Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir during an aerobics session in 2015.
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7. Can't afford gym memberships? Neighbourhood parks are a great replacement!

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8.  A person who weighs 75kg can burn about 346 calories when cycling at a speed between 12 and 14 mph for 30 minutes

Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Haji Aman (middle) during the 2015 National Sports Day.
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9. Joining outdoor fitness programmes can be fun too!

Former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad during a workout session in Dataran Merdeka in 1991.
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10. You can go on bike trips instead of road trips, like what our Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin did recently

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BONUS: Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor at a poco poco session. Dancing is a great form of exercise, too!

PM Najib's wife, Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor is an avid badminton player and has been known to join public workout sessions.
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Good luck with your 2018 fitness goals! :D

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Anything is possible if you set your mind to it. This Chinese family followed a strict fitness plan for six months and achieved great results:

                This Chinese Family Worked Out Together For 6 Months And The Results Are Pretty Incredible

Major #fitnessinspo. :O

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Datuk Seri Johari Ghani Receives Excellence Award For Corporate Governance Disclosure

On Friday, 2 October, Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani accepted the Excellence Award for Corporate Governance (CG) Disclosure from an independent research organisation on corporate governance matters

The Excellence Award for Corporate Governance Disclosure was given by the Minority Shareholder Watchdog Group (MSWG) under the MSWG-Asean Corporate Governance Awards 2019.Johari, who has served as the second finance minister from 2016 to 2018 under the previous Barisan Nasional (BN) administration, was a member of Parliament (MP) for Titiwangsa from 2013 to 2018.He accepted the award on behalf of KUB Malaysia Berhad and C.I. Holdings Berhad (CI Holdings).Johari is the chairman of KUB Malaysia, in which he is the largest shareholder with a controlling stake of 32.96%. He is also the largest shareholder in CI Holdings with a controlling stake of 32.72%.

Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani (middle) receiving the award from MSWG chief executive officer Devanesan Evanson (right).
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While KUB Malaysia was ranked first in the CG Disclosure, CI Holdings was honoured under the Long Term Value Creation category

MSWG chief executive officer (CEO) Devanesan Evanson said that KUB Malaysia and CI Holdings were two of the 35 public listed companies (PLC) recognised for the awards.According to him, with a total of 866 PLCs assessed through the ASEAN CG Scorecard methodology, KUB Malaysia and CI Holdings were in the top 4% of the Corporate Governance Awards 2019.KUB, which mainly engages in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) business, reported a favourable performance in its financial year 2020, recovering from the losses it made last year, according to The Malaysian Reserve.Meanwhile, CI Holdings, which mainly engages in packaging edible oil, saw a jump in its revenue during the fourth quarter by 72% to RM744.69 million compared to RM432.81 million a year ago.

Johari was appointed as KUB Malaysia's chairman last year

He is also a director of CI Holdings.He has more than 25 years of experience In the corporate sector and is a qualified Chartered Accountant.

         View this post on Instagram            A post shared by Johari Abdul Ghani (@joharighani_ttw) on Sep 30, 2020 at 8:27am PDT

The 56-year-old leader is a philanthropist and often hands out financial aids and assistance to help the low-income families and students

         View this post on Instagram           Meneruskan usaha memberi bantuan di kawasan flat ke-8 iaitu di Flat PPR Cochrane Perkasa. Barangan dapur yang berupa barangan basah ini khusus bagi membantu keluarga-keluarga golongan berpendapatan rendah yang ada diantaranya telah hilang mata pencarian berikutan kesan dari wabak Covid19 yang melanda negara kita. Sebahagian pula, masih dapat menyara keluarga tetapi telah menghadapi pemotongan gaji oleh majikan seperti yang mereka luahkan. Semoga bantuan ini sedikit sebanyak dapat membantu meringankan tekanan kos sara hidup mereka. Bersama-sama kita teruskan #kitajagakita baik kepada keluarga, masyarakat dan negara. InsyaAllah. A post shared by  Johari Abdul Ghani (@joharighani_ttw) on Sep 6, 2020 at 10:54pm PDT


Tun M Says He Doesn't Know If Agong Did Marry A Russian Beauty Queen In Moscow

Turns out Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad is not aware about Yang di-Pertuan Agong Muhammad V's marriage in Moscow

Earlier today, 28 November, Dr Mahathir was approached at the Parliament lobby by media asking to comment  on news reports that have gone viral on the marriage of the Agong to former Russian beauty queen Oksana Voevodina in Moscow last week."I don't know. I don't have any official confirmation, so I can't say anything," he said.

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Reports of the Agong getting married to a former Russian beauty queen went viral after photos of their wedding spread online

Local news sites had cited Islam News, a Russian Islamic Media Agency, saying the wedding ceremony took place on 22 November in a concert hall in the Russian capital.The reports said that the 49-year-old Yang di-Pertuan Agong married Oksana after the 25-year-old beauty queen reportedly converted to Islam earlier this year.

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Oksana, whose Muslim name is Rihana Oxana Gorbatenko, reportedly met with the Agong 18 months ago when the former Russian beauty queen was promoting elite watches in Europe

According to Daily Mail, which cited a beauty contest director called Tatiana Andreeva, the pair met in Europe while the Russian beauty queen was promoting elite watches."Oksana is a model. She worked a lot abroad, so an encounter of such a level is quite predictable. She met Muhammad 18 months ago in Europe."Oksana worked at a watch display and she was standing by a poster and advertising the goods," Tatiana was quoted as saying by Daily Mail, adding that Oksana's parents, who were present at the wedding in Moscow, "support their daughter in everything."

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Last week, social media was lit up with photos of the Agong getting married to the former Russian beauty queen:

                Photos Show Yang Di-Pertuan Agong Getting Married To A Russian Beauty Queen In Moscow

The royal wedding reportedly took place on Friday, 23 November.

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"Astaga" - Tulis Nak Minta Bahagian Ayam, Tapi Ayat Pelanggan Ini Pula Jadi Perhatian

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Memesan makanan secara online atau delivery kini lebih memudahkan

Bukan saja dapat menjimatkan masa malah kita tidak perlu bersusah payah untuk keluar membelinya betul tak?Namun, sebagai seorang rider pasti anda pernah menghadapi pelbagai kerenah pelanggan kan? Sama seperti ciapan yang tular di Twitter ini apabila seorang lelaki berkongsi perbualan antara dia dan pelanggannya telah mengudang tawa ramai.Lihat ciapan itu di bawah:

first time tengok customer macam ni  pic.twitter.com/JZP3pHeKpy— akim. (@akimveee) December 8, 2022

Nak minta bahagian 'thigh' tapi lain yang ditulis

Menerusi ciapan tersebut, kelihatan seorang lelaki berkongsi perbualan mesej antara dia dan pelanggannya. Difahamkan, lelaki yang bekerja rider itu berkongsi pengalamannya yang pertama kali dapat pesanan mesej begitu daripada pelanggan. Pelanggan itu dilihat mahu meminta bahagian badan ayam kegemarannya. Namun, dia menulis 'taik' yang sebenarnya maksudnya adalah mahukan bahagian 'thigh'.

Gambar sekadar hiasan.
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"Aduh peha cik peha, gunalah bahasa melayu kalau tak reti eja thighs" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat perbualan mesej itu.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, ciapan berkenaan telah meraih 4,625 retweets, 798 quotes tweets dan 7,640 likes di Twitter.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di Twitter:

dia nk ckp THIGH pastu xpandai eja HAHAHAHA taik pon jadila AHAHA— FUFU (@t0xicfufu) December 8, 2022

Yang kau pun reply taik siapa dah kenapa— gepreng (@juemyraa) December 8, 2022

Hahahaha the other day, my customer nak beli ayam bahagian tart. Pending sekejap tapi faham je la keinginan dia. Tapi saya terhibur — Naina (@heyyowe) December 8, 2022

Thigh and drumstick is the same thing.— Khairunnisa' Halim (@ayunhalim89) December 8, 2022

Yang hengko pun satu reply "taik siapa" Dah dia mintak taik ayam. Mengidam ke cust kau bang?— Keyol (@khairulizwan___) December 8, 2022

Mula2 baca, aku ingat dia mintak drum punya stick  Baca sampai habis baru paham— حسنى احمد (@_husnaahmad) December 9, 2022

Aduuu peha cik peha  gunalah bahasa melayu kalau tak reti eja thighs— Judgy Judy (@FrugalFliza) December 9, 2022

Memang salah fahamlah kalau dia eja macam tu :')

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[VIDEO] Si Isteri Sampai Kena 'Hempap' Dengan Barang Sebab Shopping Tak Ingat Dunia

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Membeli peralatan untuk kelengkapan rumah memang best jika dilakukan bersama insan tersayang

Hal ini kerana kita boleh berbincang dan berkongsi pendapat tentang keperluan rumah yang ingin dibeli. Namun, kadang-kadang syok sangat shopping sampai tak ingat dunia.Begitu juga dengan video yang tular baru-baru ini memaparkan sepasang suami isteri membeli-belah peralatan rumah telah meraih perhatian ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di sini:

  @nhkrahime_ Bila kau laki bini sakan yoping tanpa berfikiran panjang be like….  sis is okey jer HAHAHAHAHA #imaddictedto  suara asli - Dnvlsrd - Dnvlsrd

Sakan membeli-belah peralatan rumah sampai penuh kereta

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @nhkrahime_ di TikTok, kelihatan sepasang suami isteri menunjukkan peralatan rumah yang dibeli mereka berdua iaitu seterika wap bersama papannya.Apa yang meraih perhatian ramai adalah apabila si suami kemudiannya menunjukkan situasi di dalam kereta mereka yang dipenuhi barang dan kedudukan isterinya yang terpaksa duduk di passenger seat dihempapkan papan seterika.

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“Hahahahaha sumpah lawak. Dah selamat sampai rumah ke tak tu?” - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video tersebut yang kini meraih sehingga 198.4K views, 19.5K likes dan 270 comments di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat suami isteri itu.Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Bila amalkan konsep beli dulu fikir kemudian, macam inilah jadinya :p

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Foreigner In Langkawi Goes Viral For Wearing DIY 'Tenet' Mask While Getting Vaccinated

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A foreigner in Malaysia was spotted wearing a Tenet mask while getting his dose of the COVID-19 vaccine last month.

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Photos of the foreigner wearing a snorkelling mask while getting vaccinated at the Langkawi Development Authority (LADA) Sport Complex have gone viral on Facebook

Based on the photos, the man was wearing a snorkelling mask that was connected to what seems to be a 5L water bottle. An N95 face mask was seen inside the water bottle.Speaking to Harian Metro, Langkawi district health officer Dr Mansor Ismail confirmed that the foreigner was spotted wearing the snorkelling mask while waiting at the COVID-19 vaccination centre (PPV)."Yes, it is true that the foreign man was present to receive the vaccine injection at the PPV LADA Sport Complex two days ago (25 May)," Mansor said."It is understood that he received a call to receive the vaccine injection through the MySejahtera application."

Image via Harian Metro

Mansor said the man was dressed normally, completed with a face mask, while registering at a counter at the premises

The man only started pulling out the snorkelling mask from a bag during his monitoring session."In fact, based on the information given to the health workers, the man did not suffer from any respiratory-related illness," he said.Mansor added that his team did not know why the man did as such to the extent of attracting the attention of many people.

Image via Langkawi kini (Facebook) via Oh! Media (Facebook)

At the time of writing, a Facebook post carrying the photo has garnered over 23,000 likes and 2,100 shares

While many netizens found the photo amusing, a sizeable of them lauded the man for taking an extra step to stay safe."This man is good. He is not trying to make himself a joke. He must be the type (of people) who really takes care of himself and complies with the SOPs (standard operating procedures), or has high-risk diseases. So [he is] more careful. Salute him even though he knows he will become a laughing stock," a Facebook user commended.

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"(Maybe) he belongs to the high-risk group. He was trying to reduce the possibility of infection. Let him be. That's his effort. Why want to trivialise it?" one person commented.

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"I don't want to laugh because I know this matter is serious. Let them wear masks in any way they want as long as everyone takes on the responsibility to take care of themselves and avoids getting infected. Most important is to always make the best choice," another netizen added.

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Late last month, Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah encouraged people to wear double face masks:

                Dr Noor Hisham Recommends Wearing Double Face Masks

Meanwhile, face masks are compulsory for everyone in public places, including those who wear the niqab (face covering...

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[VIDEO] Aksi Lucu Si Suami Pakai Baju Isteri Sebab Basah Ini Raih Tawa Warganet

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Melayan kerenah aneh daripada pasangan selepas berkahwin adalah satu perkara yang memeningkan

Lagi-lagi apabila pasangan itu baru sahaja lepas berkahwin. Pasti ada tabiat atau perangai pasangan mereka yang melucukan.Baru-baru ini, tular satu video berkenaan seorang isteri yang terkejut selepas melihat si suami memakai pakaian miliknya raih tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @rezkirara Yaampon suami  #rezkirara #kikifadlun #pasutri #life #suamiistri #fun #funny  Monkeys Spinning Monkeys - Kevin MacLeod & Kevin The Monkey

Baju basah kerana hujan, baju isteri pula jadi mangsa

Menerusi video yang telah dimuat naik oleh @rezkirara di TikTok, sepasang suami isteri itu dilihat bergaduh manja apabila si isteri terkejut melihat suaminya di dalam bilIk.Suami tersebut dilihat memakai pakaian isterinya selepas dia memberitahu bahawa bajunya basah kerana terkena hujan.Lebih mencuit hati, si isteri memaksa untuk suaminya menukar pakaian lain kerana dia malu jika perkara tersebut dilihat oleh anak-anak dan ibunya.

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"Sharing is caring" - Netizen

Tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur dengan gelagat pasangan suami isteri berkenaan.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 382.4K views, 19.6K likes dan 388 shares di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Alahai, tiada baju lain ke bang? Baju isteri juga yang diguna ya :D

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[VIDEO] Luaran Rumah Nampak Usang, Tapi Bila Lihat Dalam Buat Ramai Tak Percaya. Cantik!

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Mempunyai rumah merupakan perkara yang sangat penting tidak kiralah rumah sendiri mahupun menyewa

Ia akan menjadi tempat berteduh dan berehat buat kita dan ahli keluarga. Sudah tentu, ramai yang mahu mengubah suai rumah mereka mengikut cita rasa sendiri bukan? Ia semua terpulang kepada individu itu sendiri.Namun, tular baru-baru ini video menunjukkan sebuah rumah yang kelihatan usang tetapi di dalamnya memukau mata telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @salahuddinmazelan Kepala paip air sinki #fyp #pondokusang  Allah Allah Aghisna - Nazwa Maulidia

Bahagian dalam rumah buat ramai terpukau tengok

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan pemilik rumah tersebut menunjukkan keadaan ketika berada di luar kawasannya.Tetapi, apa yang lebih menarik tumpuan adalah sebaik saja dia menunjukkan bahagian dalam rumahnya yang membuatkan banyak mata terpukau.Kelihatan bahagian di dalam rumahnya ternyata amat berbeza dengan keadaan di luar, tambahan lagi bahagian dalam bilik airnya yang kelihatan semua berwarna gold dan kelihatan mewah.

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"The real don't judge book by luar rumah" - Netizen

Sementara itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terkejut melihat keadaan di dalam rumah pak cik tersebut.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 10.6M views, 885.5K likes dan 28K comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Kayangan betul dalam rumah dia, kita pun tak mampu :D

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Former Miss World Malaysia Grabs Attention Modelling Chic Outfits In Bukit Bintang

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We all love taking our OOTD shots for the 'Gram, but one Malaysian model is snatching everyone's attention with her stellar TikToks

Alexis Sue-Ann Seow already has the mark of a legend. In 2019, she placed first in the Miss World Malaysia 2019 competition, and went on to represent the nation at Miss World 2019. Through and after her glorious reign, Seow has been keeping all of us on the edges of our seats, and her latest social media posts has brought a trend to the forefront of our attention.

Seow winning Miss World Malaysia 2019.
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In the now-viral series of TikTok videos, Seow can be seen walking through the streets of Bukit Bintang modelling her outfits — and we're here for it

After speaking exclusively to SAYS, Seow mentioned her love for fashion and experimenting with her daily moods through the form of outfits. For the most part, the TikTok videos have the same framework; Seow crosses the boardwalk outside of Pavilion KL in her outfits for the day, while a member of her team records the video from the other end of the street.Here are some of Seow's chic and stylish outfits:

Image via @alexissueann (TikTok)

Image via @alexissueann (TikTok)

Elaborating on where she got the idea to do these TikTok videos, Seow told this SAYS writer, "I was in the Pavilion area one day to shoot some pictures and videos for a fashion client [who] wanted an outdoor city-life look towards my content.""After finishing what needed to be shot, I looked at the crosswalk in front of me and told my team to randomly shoot simple mobile videos of me crossing it, because I thought the colour of my outfit was striking and would stand out in the crowd."She even posted a recent version of the series in London.

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Going on to explain the outcome of the first video she posted, she embellished saying, "I left my phone for half an hour and came back to 400,000 views! It was really odd for me because it just seemed like some random girl walking down the street."Picking up on a major fashion trend, Seow took the successful viewership of the video as a sign and decided to replicated the same concept with different outfits. Soon, it was clear that these TikToks were something her followers (and beyond!) loved to watch.

All of her videos have been smash hits, cumulating over two million views total from every TikTok she uploaded from the series thus far

The vast majority of the comments were positive, with her fans and the Malaysian public alike hyping Seow up for the killer outfits she models.

Image via @alexissueann (TikTok)

Image via @alexissueann (TikTok)

Image via @alexissueann (TikTok)

Some of the best comments, however, belonged to a couple of videos where multiple people make double takes to see what Seow is wearing

Some members of the public can be seen turning their heads in the background.
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A few comments comedically mentioned the double takes, though it was all in fun and humour.

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Image via @alexissueann (TikTok)

But some of the best comments that flowed throughout the videos belonged to a selected few that described Seow as "main character energy" — one of the most accurate things we've seen so far!

Image via @alexissueann (TikTok)

Click here to visit Seow's TikTok page, and watch the first video of the series below

  @alexissueann Not me taking out my mask the moment I reached the other side .   #fyp  ZOOM - Jessi

This man is going viral for his unbelievable luxury brand photoshoots:

                Guy Goes Viral For Holding 'Luxury Brand' Photoshoots Using Ordinary Items As Outfits

Budget but make it bougie.

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These besties created their own thrift store with some super trendy looks:

                These Besties Created A Trendy Thrift Store With One-Of-A-Kind Curated Looks

They've made these clothes look brand new again!

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This 34-Year-Old Malaysian Proves How Renewable Energy Can Become A Profitable Business

This Spotlight is sponsored by AmBank.

The AmBank BizRACE is a business competition focused on helping local SMEs unlock their business potential, with RM2 million worth of prizes to be won

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This competition is designed for small Malaysian companies from any industry looking to scale and grow their businesses to the next level. Development prizes include overseas trips and programmes in China and the UK, as well as marketing and educational awards.Find out how you can register on their website.

Ko Chuan Zhen, co-founder and CEO of Plus Solar, came in as the first runner-up in AmBank BizRACE 2018

Ko pitching to the judges at AmBank BizRACE 2018
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One of the leading solar solution providers in Malaysia, Plus Solar Systems Sdn Bhd has already achieved RM50 million in revenue within its first five years, with the company on track to hit RM100 million in revenue by 2019.

We sat down with Ko and asked him to share his journey of entrepreneurship with us:

What’s the story behind Plus Solar?

Solar panels on the roof of IKEA Tebrau, Johor
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"I first got to know about renewable energy while studying in Taiwan. After graduating, I worked for solar companies in 11 countries across the globe before returning to Malaysia. In 2012, I partnered with my high school friends Ryan and Poh to start Leaf Energy, Malaysia’s first solar consultancy firm.In 2013, we established Plus Solar to provide turnkey solar solutions for residential, business, industrial, and utility sectors. Since then, we’ve delivered more than 100 megawatts of solar energy to 700 buildings, including the iconic IKEA buildings in Cheras, Tebrau, and Batu Kawan."

Why solar energy and why Malaysia?

The team behind Plus Solar
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"When we started Plus Solar, the timing and conditions in Malaysia were just right. In recent years, there has been a green movement, with our country hoping to increase renewable energy consumption to 20% by 2030. Companies are also starting to see the value of solar energy, both economic and environmental.While we’ve had opportunities to venture overseas, we’ve chosen to focus on Malaysia because we believe it is the best place in Southeast Asia to run renewable energy projects."

What are some of the challenges you've faced with the fast growth of Plus Solar?

"We grew really fast, expanding to over 50 employees in just a few years. Somewhere along the line, I realised we lacked the structure to make the company scalable. This is when we started hiring more senior people that would fill the management roles.As a founder, I had to move from doing everything to hiring people who were better than me at doing one specific thing. Now, I have taken on more of a strategic role, envisioning the future of our company instead of getting tied down with daily tasks."

How did AmBank BizRACE help you along your journey?

AmBank BizRACE finalists in China for a learning trip.
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"I joined this competition not with the motive of winning something, but to learn as much as I could. And thanks to AmBank BizRACE, I got the chance to visit Shanghai and learn about the market there, as well as how I could tailor Plus Solar to our Malaysian market.I also networked with many awesome people, including some who've become my mentors and coaches. My management team and I have also experienced many "aha!" moments from the training sessions, which have shaped the way we run our business."

What is your advice for aspiring entrepreneurs?

Founders of Plus Solar: (From left) Ryan Oh, Ko Chuan Zhen, and Poh Tyng Huei
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"I believe that you should always start your business with the right purpose. Know why you do what you do. The next thing is to have passion, because passion is the activator that will kickstart your journey early on. But the most important thing is to have persistence, because it’s the thing that sustains your purpose and passion."

Ready to bring your business to the next level? Register for the AmBank BizRACE 2018-2019 today for a chance to gain media exposure as well as win these amazing prizes:

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STEP 1: Register on AmBank Biz Club by 24 December 2018.STEP 2: Submit your business plan online by 14 January 2019, and wait for the AmBank BizRACE team to contact you about your business via email or phone.STEP 3: The top 100 participants will enjoy a total of RM140,000 in development prizes including a Strategic Talent Management course by UTM-Azman Hashim International Business School and an interactive learning session by Leaderonomics.STEP 4: The top 100 participants will also get to pitch their business ideas to a panel of judges on 26 February 2019 and obtain valuable insights and advice.STEP 5: The top 30 chosen participants will walk away with other amazing prizes, such as a learning trip to China, plus media exposure and other development prizes.

For more information on the AmBank BizRACE 2018-2019, check out their website today

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That's passive income right there!

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Here's Why People Started Storing Sewing Kits Inside Those Blue Danish Cookie Tins

It was there sitting on the table or in the cupboard – taunting us. The Danish biscuit container that somehow gave us hope, yet let us down the second we opened it to reveal... our mother's sewing kit.

No cookies. No crumbs. Just a blue tin of very practical items. WHY.For years, I'd fall for it. And still have hope that one day... one day, there will be butter cookies inside.

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I used to think that it was just my own mother who did this.
Until I recently discovered that mothers and grandmothers all over the world shared this common trait of repurposing Danish cookie tins into containers for other items.

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Turns out, it doesn't just occur among Asians

According to a Reddit thread in 2018, women from Poland and the Czech Republic right up to Costa Rica and Argentina do this as well. And although other cookie tins have since been used, the most popular one is the iconic blue Royal Dansk.

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But why is this a thing?

Although there's no definite answer, the Internet has uncovered multiple theories.In a 2015 article, a BuzzFeed community user cited her mother, explaining that during the war, people were encouraged to reuse items. Biscuits were often sold loose in paper bags back then and tins were not very common – until 1966 when the Royal Dansk made their 'high-quality' tins to keep cookies fresh. "It was resealable and reusable for storing in general, and some people used it simply as a bowl to serve from," as its website states.

After eating the biscuits up, my mum put a sewing kit into the tin and gifted it to me as a joke. Ha-ha, mum. Ha-ha.
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A Quora user, Colin Lu, suggests that Danish cookie tins are the most appropriate storage containers because of its "functional lids" and "size" for a typical set of sewing equipment."Very few packaging containers possess these properties. Most food packaging is either flimsy, difficult to seal conveniently, too small, possess some kind of bottleneck, or lack the appropriate dimensions for storing sewing equipment.""Even most cookies aren't sold in tins - it's mostly Danish butter cookies."

Aside from its functionality and sturdiness, the tins were also considered pretty and too valuable to be thrown out

There was a certain value to the Royal Dansk biscuits, which were considered among the 'fancier' brands back then.A 23-year-old from Russia shared with Vice that her family used to buy Royal Dansk as gifts during New Year. Despite not liking the biscuits, her grandmother was happy to receive them because of its value."These cookies were quite expensive, so we rarely bought them casually," she said.

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Over the years, the tins have become a subject for memes created by children all over the world who have experienced the same 'trauma'

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Maybe this is why I have trust issues. :p
Can you relate? Let me know if you had a Danish cookie tin sewing kit in your home!

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[PHOTOS] Have You Seen These Cute Siew Yoke Earrings?

If you're looking for a pair of statement earrings, look no further

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From the creator of these cute little ang ku kueh and char koay teow figurines we featured before...

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Yup, you're looking at nasi lemak cufflinks!

These siew yoke earrings by TinyPinc could be the craziest addition to your collection of accessories

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Or the most unconventional conversation starter you've ever worn. These realistic siew yoke stud earrings are made out of polymer clay with a whole 'lard' of love by miniature artist Ling Hooi Yin. Although you may feel peckish for some siew yoke right now, these little meaty babies are not edible of course.

Look at that layer of fat!

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* hyperventilates *

They're only 1cm by 1cm small, and don't worry, they won't melt under the sun :D

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They'll stay fresh forever.

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Subscribing to the Naiise newsletter will give you 10% off everything you see on their online store, except furniture, sale items and gift cards.Browse through other cute miniature accessories by TinyPinc and more cool plushies, decorative items, stationery, phone cases and non-tacky gifts your friends will remember you for.Shipping is free for purchases above RM99. Happy shopping!

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The Message About ATMs And Online Banking Systems Affected By Ransomware Is Fake

If you've received a message saying that ATMs, online banking, and shopping in Malaysia is no longer safe to be used due to the fast-spreading 'WannaCry' ransomware attack, ignore it

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The Association of Banks in Malaysia (ABM) released a statement yesterday, 17 May, stressing that those rumours are fake.

"Our member banks that offer online/internet banking and ATM services have confirmed that these services are operating as usual."

ABM said that Malaysians can continue using all local Automated Teller Machines (ATM) and online banking services as they will be working normally. Should there be any ATM service disruptions, ABM explained that it is most likely due to routine maintenance issues like machine replenishment requirements or systems management.

They also assured Malaysians that the banking industry takes cybersecurity matters very seriously and is constantly working to ensure that the service remains protected and safe

"Efforts are continuously made to ensure that the appropriate controls are in place according to best practices which involve robust check and balance mechanisms with timely transactions monitoring," read the statement by ABM.

Commenting on the message circulating about the service disruption for ATMs and online banking, Deputy Minister of Communications and Multimedia Datuk Jailani Johari, said that people should be mindful about spreading unverified messages

Deputy Minister of Communications and Multimedia Datuk Jailani Johari
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In a report by New Straits Times, Jailani reminded the public to not panic over this matter as the ministry has confirmed that it is a hoax. He also reminded everyone to ensure that their computers are always well-protected to avoid falling victim to cyberattacks. "However, all network users are urged to backup their systems and data periodically and avoid from accessing suspicious links on the Internet.""It is also crucial for everyone to install anti-virus and malware detector to protect the machine against cyberattack including ransomware," he added.

Should you have any concerns or enquiries regarding this matter, you can get in touch with ABM via its hotline at 1-300-88-9980 or drop them an email at eABMConnect

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