Nak Bilik Cantik Ala-Ala Di Pinterest? Ini 5 Idea Barang Wajib Yang Anda Boleh Beli Online

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Bilik tidur merupakan tempat berehat yang sering kita luangkan masa seharian selepas penat bekerja

Oleh itu, sudah tentu kita mahukan bilik tidur kita dalam keadaan yang sentiasa kemas dan cantik bukan?

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Image via Pinterest

Namun, mungkin ada sesetengah orang tidak tahu bagaimana untuk menghias bilik tidur dengan kreatif dan tidak pasti barangan apa yang perlu ada untuk menaikkan seri bilik itu.Kali ini, kami akan kongsikan beberapa barangan yang wajib ada di dalam bilik tidur anda supaya ia nampak cantik, kemas dan ala-ala dalam Pinterest.Antara barangan yang anda boleh dapatkan di Shopee adalah seperti di bawah:

1. Cermin panjang

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Image via Shopee

Kalau anda suka mengambil gambar outfit of the day (OOTD), anda wajib ada cermin panjang ini di dalam bilik. Bukan saja cantik, malah dengan adanya cermin panjang ini, bilik tidur anda akan kelihatan lebih luas tau.Harga: RM80.91 hingga RM98.91Klik di sini untuk beli.

2. Chest drawer

Image via Shopee

Image via Shopee

Chest drawer ini adalah reka bentuk almari laci terkini yang ramai orang gunakan zaman sekarang. Terdapat beberapa pilihan warna seperti putih, coklat dan kelabu. Anda perlu memilih chest drawer yang sesuai bergantung kepada warna tema supaya padan dengan bilik anda.Harga: RM159.00Klik di sini untuk beli.

3. Pokok hiasan

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Image via Shopee

Pokok artificial yang viral ini sudah tidak asing lagi dalam idea dekorasi rumah. Warna hijau sememangnya dapat memberikan ketenangan minda setelah penat bekerja. Pelbagai pokok yang anda boleh letak di dalam bilik seperti pokok pisang, skybird, fiddle fig dan lain-lain lagi.Harga: RM79.00 hingga RM159.00Klik di sini untuk beli.

4. Bedside table

Image via Shopee

Image via Shopee

Kalau dah ada katil, mestilah kena ada meja di tepinya betul tak? Anda boleh meletakkan pokok kecil dan juga frame di atas bedside table untuk menambahkan lagi keceriaan di bilik tidur. Tetapi, kena pandai pilih tau. Yang penting jangan lari warna tema ya.Harga: RM75.90 hingga RM98.90Klik di sini untuk beli.

5. Cadar katil yang sesuai

Image via Shopee

Image via Shopee

Paling penting, cadar katil di bilik tidur anda haruslah mengikut warna tema. Kalau anda inginkan tema nordic atau muji style, anda kena gunakan cadar katil yang berwarna pastel dan sesuai dengan kayu. Kalau anda sukakan konsep hitam putih, maka barangan lain juga kena dipadankan dengan cadar katil pilihan anda. Biar nampak simple tapi kemas dan cantik.Harga: RM36.00 hingga RM57.00Klik di sini untuk beli.

Oh ya, kalau nak bilik tidur nampak lebih elegant jangan lupa pakai lampu warna oren tau. Okay jom shopping sekarang! ;)

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How To Pick The Best Power Bank For Your Smartphone

First thing first, understand your gadget and the capacity of Power Bank!

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This is most important, you have to know for sure the battery capacity of your gadget. Do not let yourself buy Power bank that has less power than battery power of your gadgets.

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For example if your phone battery is 1500mAh and is 0% now, a powerbank with 2200mAh can charge your phone 1 time.

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If your phone battery is 3000mAh and is 0% now, a powerbank with 2200mAh will not be able to charge your phone to full because the phone battery capacity is higher than the powerbank.

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If you require a powerbank that is able to charge your phone several times, you need a powerbank with higher capacity.

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Secondly, Power Banks do not act only as a means of charging the battery. Therefore, choose the Power Bank which has the following features:

A) Protection of short circuit. As we know fires are often caused by a short circuit. Choose a bank that features a power cut power when a short circuit occurs.

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B) Protection of overcharge. You need the Power bank that can automatically cut off the electricity when charging the battery is full, because overcharge will certainly shorten the life of the bank.

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Also, make sure the battery in the Power Bank is genuine and not refurbish!

Notice of the power bank battery cells. Completeness of the Power Bank should have the A/C, Connectors, light indicator and other equipment that support the performance.

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ALSO READ: Fake power banks

                [PHOTOS] This Is Why China Power Banks Are So Cheap

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Malaysians Who Want To Help With National Debt Can Now Donate To This Official Trust Fund

In light of Malaysians donating money to help alleviate the country's RM1 trillion debt, the Government has launched an official trust fund for people to channel their donations to

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"In order to provide a systematic and transparent platform to ensure all contributions and donations from the people are properly managed and organised, the Government has decided to establish a special trust fund called Tabung Harapan Malaysia (THM)," said a statement released today, 30 May.

The trust fund - called Tabung Harapan Malaysia (THM) - will be managed by the Ministry of Finance (MOF)

The statement outlined that donations and contributions are restricted to cash in the local currency (Ringgit Malaysia) only.The funds are to be deposited to a Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank) account under the Jabatan Akauntan Negara (Account No: 566010626452).

In the statement, Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng also thanked Malaysians for their "support, concerns, and willingness" to help address the country's current economic situation. Read the full statement here:

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Do you think the THM is a viable option to alleviate national debt? Let us know your thoughts on the trust fund in the comments section.

Segambut MP Hannah Yeoh had previously advised the rakyat to pay off their taxes and summonses if they wish to help the country:

                Hannah Yeoh: Be Wary Of Scams Posing As Fundraising Campaigns To Reduce National Debt

The Pakatan Harapan MPs are unable to assist with donations until they are sworn in on 6 June.

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Kedah Father Gets 28 Years Behind Bars For Raping His 12-Year-Old Daughter Multiple Times

A 42-year-old scrap metal collector in Pendang has been sentenced to 28 years in jail and 25 strokes of rotan for raping and molesting his 12-year-old daughter between September and October

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The father pleaded guilty to all three charges in two separate proceedings before Judge Juraidah Abbas and Judge Azman Abu Hassan at the Alor Setar Sessions Court on 15 November

According to a report in NST Online, in the first proceeding, the accused faced two charges of raping his 12-year-old daughter at a house in Kampung Kedah, Mukim Guar Kepayang in Pendang on 18 September and end of October.For which, Judge Juraidah sentenced the man to 20 years in jail and 20 strokes of rotan after finding him guilty under Section 376(3) of the Penal Code.He was accused of performing oral sex on his daughter at the same location.Judge Azman sentenced him to eight years in jail and five strokes of rotan after he was found guilty under Section 14(a) of Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017.

The accused had pleaded for a more lenient punishment, asking the court to consider that he has a disabled sister under his care

The father, who has not been named to protect the privacy of the victim, has been divorced for 10 years. He was not represented in the court.DPP Rehab Abdul Shukur, who prosecuted the case, had asked for a just punishment due to the seriousness of the crime which left the victim traumatised for life.According to the NST Online report, the sentences are to run separately, beginning from the date the accused was arrested on 2 November this year.

Last week, in Sarikei, Sarawak, police personnel tried to persuade a 19-year-old rape victim to drop her case against their colleague:

                Police In Sarikei Tried To Get A Rape Victim To Drop Her Case Against Their Colleague

They want the girl to give the suspect another chance as he's retiring soon.

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MCMC: Parody Accounts Are A Problem In Malaysia

Parody accounts on social media are a problem in Malaysia and outside, according to Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) chairman Dr Fadhlullah Suhaimi Abdul Malek

The MCMC chairman was addressing the issue of social media accounts that use satire and humour to parody popular and more recognised platforms or individuals in the country."Parody accounts are not only a problem in Malaysia, these parody accounts are widespread both locally and abroad. Everything is the same," he was quoted as saying by national news agency Bernama.Describing a parody account, Dr Fadhlullah said that such an account especially uses "Twitter with a name/brand or logo that is almost similar to a well-known body or organisation or dignitaries".According to him, it is a "new trend in delivering false news, to mock, or insult".

MCMC chairman Dr Fadhlullah Suhaimi Abdul Malek.
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He cited some examples of parody accounts in Malaysia

One of the parody accounts gave an example of is 'Bermana', a play on 'Bernama'.Another such account he cited was 'MyJakim', which parodied the Islamic Development Department's (JAKIM) official Twitter account recently."As followers, they are not aware because when you look at the content, it is not only in the form of jokes but also confusing the public," the national news agency quoted Dr Fadhlullah as saying.A Twitter user recently reported the account that parodied JAKIM for "crossing a line".Following which, Religious Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Dr Zulkifli Mohamad Al-Bakri had called on JAKIM to take appropriate action against. The parody account has since been suspended.

Hi everyone. Please report this account @MyJAKlMI still can tolerate all those Bermana stuff but this is too much. Persendakan agama is a line we all shouldn’t cross.Harap semua dpt report. Tq  Cc @drzul_albakri pic.twitter.com/SCbpl0PvMg— Sakinah Al-Habshee  (@serenitysakinah) October 5, 2020

The Bermana parody account, however, is still active

The account, with over 24,000 followers, was created in April this year.On its updated Twitter bio, Bermana clarifies that it's a parody news source and has nothing to do or affiliated with the official Bernama.It often satirises news based on a trending topic. One of its recent viral tweets is about Deputy Minister of Communications and Multimedia Datuk Zahidi Zainul Abidin receiving contributions from the people.

Timbalan Menteri Komunikasi dan Multimedia, Datuk Zahidi Zainul menerima sumbangan pelitup muka daripada rakyat. pic.twitter.com/6CyJySkQmM— BERMANA TV (@bermanadotcon) October 4, 2020

Dr Fadhlullah, however, said it's okay as long as such accounts do not lie

"We are trying to use the approach of making our citizens to be morally conscious, that is, they can say what they like, but do not cheat. Freedom of speech, but not freedom to lie," the MCMC chairman said.

Meanwhile, in April this year, the Information Department issued a public service announcement, which defined news that is critical and "instils hatred towards the ruling government" as fake news:

                Information Dept Says News That "Instils Hatred Towards The Ruling Govt" Is Fake News

Meanwhile, Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob has warned of stern action against online media portals that publish ...

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Health Minister: Early Vaccines For Those Who Have Donated Blood Over 50 Times Before

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The Ministry of Health (MOH) is considering giving priority to Malaysians who have donated blood more than 50 times in the second phase of the National COVID-19 Immunisation Programme

According to Health Minister Dr Adham Baba, MOH is looking to raise the matter with the COVID-19 Vaccine Supply Access Guarantee Special Committee, Bernama reported yesterday, 9 April."It is actually a good proposal and an incentive for blood donors in the country," he was quoted as saying following a visit to the National Blood Centre (PDN) in Kuala Lumpur.Dr Adham added that there have been suggestions by blood donors that they are given priority in the country's COVID-19 vaccination exercise.

"For the blood donors, we are planning an early vaccination," a report in Astro Awani quoted the Health Minister saying in Bahasa Melayu

"Untuk kategori penderma darah kita rencanakan vaksin awal, mereka yang telah menderma darah lebih 50 kali kita akan beri mereka tampil untuk diberi vaksinasi awal Fasa 2," Astro Awani quoted him as saying."Atau kalau mereka 60 tahun ke atas atau mereka ada comorbid, tidak derma darah, jadi mereka boleh dapatkan vaksin sebagai insentif kerana kebaikan mereka menyumbang kepada negara terutama sekali mereka yang memerlukan transfusi darah."

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Dr Adham also noted that there has been a decline in the nationwide collection of the number of blood bags in 2020 as compared to 2019

He attributed the decline to the COVID-19 pandemic.Last year, a total of 652,671 blood bags were collected nationwide, a drop of 12.3% compared to the previous year. However, he assured that bloodstock throughout the country was still sufficient.

Meanwhile, Malaysia will send 50,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses to Bosnia and Herzegovina to help the southeastern European country:

                Malaysia To Donate 50,000 Doses Of Vaccine To Bosnia-Herzegovina In The Name Of Humanity

The vaccine aid will be taken from the country's bulk, which Malaysia bought from other countries.

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Make Sure You Do This EPF 'Nomination' Thing Before It's Too Late

Latest statistics show that there's still a huge chunk of Malaysians that have yet to make EPF nominations

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As it stands, about 10.6 million people or 73% of Employees Provident Fund (EPF) members have yet to make a nomination, which means that they have no beneficiary for their accounts and savings in the event of their death.  The EPF Board has yet to make nomination a compulsory matter but all members have been urged to get it done as soon as possible.

Why should a member make a nomination?

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In the case of a Muslim member, the person(s) named in the EPF Nomination will receive the savings of the deceased member as administrator (Wasi), who will bear the responsibility to distribute the savings in accordance with the Faraid Law. Faraid Law refers to the Islamic laws concerning inheritance and distribution. Meanwhile, a nomination would allow Non-Muslim members to name the actual rightful beneficiary or beneficiaries of their savings.  Members are encouraged to make a nomination to facilitate and expedite the process of transferring the EPF savings to the nominee upon the death of an EPF member. If a member fails to make a nomination for his or her EPF savings, the beneficiary will have to go through a lengthy and tedious process of claiming the savings from EPF. According to EPF,  the savings of a deceased will still be kept under the deceased member's name until a next-of-kin claims the savings through the current Death Withdrawal and 'No Nomination' process and procedures.

If a deceased member fails to make a nomination, the family members may need to fork out a large sum of money just to claim the hard-earned savings

It is still possible to apply for a Death Withdrawal if a deceased member did not make a nomination, but, the EPF Board would require the next-of-kin to produce supporting documents such as legal papers which could be costly and time-consuming. "I have come across cases where EPF nominations were not made and it became a nightmare for their families who had to undergo a lengthy legal process to get the money out," Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations secretary-general Datuk Paul Selvaraj was quoted as saying by The Star Online.

According to the EPF Act 1991, leaving a written will by naming the beneficiary of a member's EPF savings will not be taken into consideration

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Only an official nomination submitted to the EPF branch will be taken into account and processed accordingly to be kept in EPF's records.  To make matters easier, the EPF board has introduced a new procedure to allow members to make a nomination without the need of a witness. Previously, a member needed a witness present with them at the EPF branch to submit a nomination.  Starting from 1 January 2017, a member will only need to provide the required documentation as proof to make a nomination instead of having a witness with them.

EFP also offers a one-off death benefit worth RM2,500 to a deceased member's next-of-kin

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As a gesture of compassion, the EPF Board offers RM2,500 to any of the deceased member's dependents (widow, widower, children or mother/father). Here are some conditions to take note of when applying for the death benefit:1. The member must be a Malaysian citizen (including Permanent Resident) OR Non-Malaysian members who registered with the EPF before 1 August 19982. The member passed away before reaching the age of 553. Application must be made within six (6) months of the member's date of death 4. The member still has savings when the withdrawal application is madeBack in 2015, it was revealed that money allocated, which comes from EPF's investment earnings, would be kept for annual dividend distribution to all members in the event that a next-of-kin is not qualified to claim the death benefit.

How do you make a nomination?

A nomination can be made in two simple steps:  1. Fill in the KWSP 4 Form accordingly. 2. Submit the form personally to the nearest EPF office. What you need to bring: 1. A copy of your own MyKAD.2. A copy of identification document for each nominee such as MyKad, or Birth Certificate.3. The completed Nomination Application Form (KWSP 4).  If you've already made a nomination, make sure that the details are accurate and updated by checking at: 1. The counter at any EPF branch2. The EPF's website using your EPF i-AkaunFor more information, visit the EPF website to learn more about Nomination and Death Withdrawal.

If you've not made a nomination yet, do it immediately! Don't forget to share this with your family and friends.


"You Have No Badge, Why You Ask Me" - S'porean Woman Argues Against Wearing Mask In Public

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A woman in Singapore was caught on camera arguing with mall personnel at The Shoppes, Marina Bay Sands (MBS) over her blatant refusal to put on a face mask

In a widely circulated video of the incident, the shopping mall's safe distancing ambassador (SDA) is seen repeatedly asking the woman to wear a mask as a COVID-19 safety measure.However, the woman refused and, instead, challenged the ambassador's authority in asking her to wear a mask."If you have no badge, why are you asking me to do something? Who are you representing?" she asked.When the ambassador said she represents MBS, the woman said, "That's what you say, I can say that I'm a police... If you have no badge, don't speak to me. You have no right to ask me to do anything."Again, when the SDA asked her to put on a mask like all the other shoppers around her, the woman replied, "That's everybody, it has nothing to do with me."Throughout the video, the woman can be seen holding a disposable mask in her hands.

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The woman is believed to be involved in several other instances where she walked freely in public places without a mask on

Two other videos of the same woman have surfaced on social media, purportedly showing her grocery shopping at VivoCity in February, and another at Clarke Quay Central in December last year.In the latter, she is seen arguing with staff, again asking them for proof that they represent the mall when they barred her from entering without a mask."Do you represent Central mall? Show me a card that shows you represent Central mall," she says in the video.

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Singapore police have since announced that they are investigating the 53-year-old woman for being a public nuisance and breaching safe distancing measures

According to CNA, the police said they received a call for assistance at about 5.15pm on Saturday, 15 May, about the woman not wanting to wear a mask despite repeated advice from an SDA to do so.The police are also aware of the other similar instances where she refused to wear a mask, which can be charged under the country's COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act 2020.Those found guilty of not wearing a mask, or not wearing one properly, outside their place of residence face a fine of up to SGD10,000 (RM30,937), six months' jail, or both.Those found guilty of public nuisance face up to three months' jail, a fine of up to SGD2,000 (RM6,185), or both.Watch the viral video here.

Remember to limit your movement and keep practising physical distancing. Watch the latest update on the COVID-19 situation:

Last year, a woman in Singapore was also caught arguing with people who told her to put a mask on at a wet market:

                [VIDEO] S'porean Woman Arrested After Refusing To Wear A Mask Because She's A "Sovereign"

"I am a sovereign… It means I have no contract with the police."

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"It Pissed Me Off" – Woman Rants About Date Who Asked To Split The Bill On A First Date

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First dates are often pretty stressful. What will you wear? Where's the best place to go?
But has another consideration ever been who will be paying for the date?

An anonymous confession posted to the Malay-based wedding Twitter page, @twtmalaywedding, has garnered the response of thousands of Malaysians, all over who should pay for the first date."Already splitting the bill for the first date? Is this okay for you guys?" wrote the admin in the caption of the post. "To be honest, I don't really care. First dates sometimes don't mean anything anyways. It's still at the phase of getting to know the person's personality, right?"While the caption of the post was relatively harmless, the confession made by the anonymous person who brought the issue to light was anything but uncomplicated.

Screenshot of the full confession.
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"It pissed me off that he made me split the bill for our first date"

Opening the post, the anonymous confessor conveys her intention — seeking out advice from the pages' followers for a query she had on her mind."If we split the bill on our first date, should I continue seeing him? I understand splitting for the second, and consecutive dates, but it pisses me off that he made me split the bill for our first date."Ending her question, the confessor requests that the page keep her name hidden from the public.

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Many responders weren't happy with the girl's rant, and went on to roast her for unrealistic expectations for a first date

"First dates are just getting to know each other. If this is even an issue, you'll surely have more fights in the future," said one responder about splitting the bill.A couple of others even said how it's 'common sense' to pay for yourself on the first date. "It's normal if he asks to split, especially in this economy."

Image via @twtmalaywedding (Twitter)

Image via @twtmalaywedding (Twitter)

Image via @twtmalaywedding (Twitter)

A couple of others offered alternative solutions, somewhat mitigating the confessor's issue."You should follow the common concept: whoever asked the other on the date should be the one to pay. It's fair. If he called you on the first date, he should pay. When you ask him out on the second date, you pay for that instead," wrote one Twitter user.However, another person stated that the object of payment should be decided on during the date itself, and be made within each person's comfort levels. "If you want to split the bill, there's nothing wrong with that. Other than that, you guys can even take turns — one person pay for the food, the other pay for the movie. Give and take is all that matters."

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A few women chimed into the conversation, saying that they prefer to split the bill and that it would be shameful to expect their meal to be paid for by the other party. "These are the kinds of girls who will 'red flag' men for issues like these, thinking she's Cinderella's stepsister to be doted upon before getting married," said one commenter.Another person said it's not an issue if a woman pays for the bill instead. "Show that you don't need to rely on a man and you can stand on your own feet. Unless the guy offers to pay for you, don't expect anything."One girl cheekily added to this, saying how she paid for the meal during her first date with her husband. "We got married two weeks later and now he pays for everything!" she joked.

Image via @twtmalaywedding (Twitter)

Image via @twtmalaywedding (Twitter)

Image via @twtmalaywedding (Twitter)

Trying to soften the blow, one person suggested that the matter of payment wasn't an issue of splitting the bill, but rather on the probability on them having a second date. "Maybe it's about a first impression? It's not wrong to pay for your 'friend', right?"However, she did go on to say that it's reasonable to split the bill if the guy did not have any money on the date and informed her prior. "We're not starving to get a man, we just want to see what his attitude is like."

Image via @twtmalaywedding (Twitter)

Would you defer responsibility onto the guy to pay for the first date? Let us know!
Read the full Twitter post below:

First date dah split bill? Bagi korang okay ke tak? Imo, Lean jenis tak kesah pon. Sebab first date kadang tak bagi maksud apa2 pon. Masih fasa mengenali hati budi kan. pic.twitter.com/sSdr064z8J— TwtWedding (@twtmalaywedding) October 10, 2022

We recently asked a bunch of Malaysians who should pay on the first date and why. Here are some of the best responses:

                Malaysians Share Who Should Pay On A First Date And Why

"If I think I make more money, then I should offer to pay."

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One man asked how much money he should give his girlfriend to be considered a good boyfriend:

                "It's So Little" – Man Who Gives Girlfriend RM2,000 Monthly Allowance Asks If It's Enough

"I earn about RM6,000 a month and would give my partner RM2,000 as her allowance. Is this too little?"

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[PHOTOS] Fans Of Robin van Persie Sparks A Whole New Craze Of 'Persieing'

Robin van Persie’s flying lobbed header against Spain was a moment of true brilliance – that has been shown on TV stations all over the world

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It has now sparked a series of joyous Dutch imitations on social media. Dubbed "Persieing", this World Cup-themed corruption of the inexplicable young people’s trend of "planking" is performed thus:

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Fans are now uploading pictures of themselves copying the dive, with some pretty brilliant results. Here’s a few of our favourites:

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So much so that Even Gary Cahill couldn't resist a go, at the most inopportune moment imaginable:

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See, modern football? This is why you can’t have nice things.

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Gadis Pakai Kaftan Batik Naik Bot, Sekali Angin Kuat Sampai Kain Berkibar Atas Kepala

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Setiap kali pergi melancong, sudah pasti kita akan menyediakan pakaian yang bersesuaian untuk bergambar di tempat menarik bukan?

Jika tersalah pilih baju, habislah rosak mood seharian nak bergambar disebabkan perkara remeh. Tambahan pula jika bercuti di pulau, lagilah kena pandai pilih baju yang sesuai.Namun, nasib tidak menyebelahi seorang gadis ini apabila baju yang dipakainya semasa menaiki bot laju di sebuah pulau tidak mahu memberi kerjasama.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @fettyrusly45 snorkeling on  #pulauredang #penyu  bunyi asal  - Fizi Omar

Konfiden melaram pakai baju kaftan batik, sekali jenuh pegang sebab angin kuat sangat sampai baju berkibar

Menerusi video yang dikongsi oleh @fettyrusly45, kelihatan gadis itu sedang menaiki speedboat bersama kawan-kawannya.Namun, angin sangat kuat ketika itu telah menyebabkan kaftan berwarna pink yang dipakainya berkibar sampai naik ke atas kepala.Ternyata, gadis itu jelas nampak tidak selesa sehingga terpaksa duduk dan menahan kain bajunya dari naik berkibar ke atas.

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"Angin yang salah, perempuan tak salah pakai baju tu" - Netizen

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah mendapat 1.5M tontonan, 50.8K tanda suka serta 1.4K perkongsian di laman TikTok.Rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gadis tersebut struggle membetulkan pakaiannya berulang kali.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Salah timing la pula, mesti dia tak ada mood terus nak bergambar. Baju tak bagi kerjasama :D

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Domino's Pizza Malaysia Tepati Janji Cabaran Twitter, Potong Piza Stail "Just For You"!

Semuanya bermula apabila seorang pengguna Twitter bernama Abdul Marzukhi telah 'mencabar' Domino's Pizza Malaysia untuk memotong piza mereka dengan cara potongan yang unik itu

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Menyedari tweet tersebut, pengendali akaun rasmi Twitter @DominosMY terus membuat cabaran Twitter menyatakan jika tweet itu berjaya mendapat lebih 1,000 retweets dalam masa sehari, Domino's Malaysia akan cuba membuat piza yang boleh dipotong dengan satu slice yang panjang.

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Perkara pertama yang anda perlu tahu dengan netizen di Malaysia ialah jangan cabar mereka di media sosial. Dalam masa sehari, ternyata lebih 10,000 retweets diterima menyebabkan Domino's Malaysia terkedu dan tidak terkata.

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Apa yang nak dikejutkan, tidak dapat dinafikan memang rata-rata warganet menantikan piza dipotong cara sebegitu. Bahkan ramai yang sanggup membayarnya, lebih-lebih lagi mereka yang 'lonely' atau sedang ber-'diet'.

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Image via Twitter @DominosMY

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Image via Twitter @DominosMY

Berpegang pada prinsip dan janji yang dibuat, ternyata Domino's Malaysia telah mencuba sedaya upaya untuk membuat piza khas dengan potongan 'Just For You'

Effort, betul-betul effort!

Susah nak potong guys.  Ok la admin salute kepada semua Abang Dominos seluruh Malaysia. pic.twitter.com/l3u4dbbZmt— Domino's Pizza Malaysia (@DominosMY) January 21, 2020

Dan akhirnya, mempersembahkan piza khas dari Domino's Pizza Malaysia dengan potongan Just For You!

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Walau bagaimanapun, piza dengan potongan ini belum dijual di mana-mana cawangan Domino's dalam negara, dan hanya untuk dimakan oleh pengendali akaun rasmi Twitter @DominosMY sahaja.Jangan marah!

Sementara nak tunggu piza satu slice betul-betul ada, kita makanlah dulu piza dengan potongan normal ini. Sedih!

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What's Mick Jagger Got To Do With Brazil's Defeat, You Ask? Coincidentally, EVERYTHING!

Brazilian fans wanted to jinx the German team. So they used a cardboard cutout of Mick Jagger wearing a Germany jersey in hopes of jinxing the squad.

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But Jagger himself showed up to watch today's match, that too in support of Brazil, and with his son wearing a Brazilian jersey. Now, surely there's nothing criminal about that?

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You see, Jagger has had a run of unwitting World Cup predictions as good as any octopus, only his endorsements are to be avoided at all costs. Anyone he supports, loses. Period.

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The Rolling Stones frontman has developed a reputation for jinxing teams he has supported – either by rooting in person or with his general endorsement - dating back to the 2010 tournament in South Africa, where Jagger's performance was legendary. He sat in a box with Bill Clinton for USA-Ghana, only to see the U.S. lose 2-1.

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The next day he attended England-Germany, wearing an England scarf; England lost.

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He capped it off by watching Brazil-Netherland in the quarterfinal, alongside his son clad in a Brazil shirt. The Dutch won. He picked Argentina to win it all days before they were knocked out by Germany 4-0.

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So far this year, Jagger could not attend the early rounds of this World Cup, but his tainted influence has been felt from afar. Sigh!

At a concert in Rome, he predicted Italy would beat Uruguay to reach the knockout stage. Italy lost 1-0 and were eliminated. At a show in Lisbon, he predicted Portugal would win the tournament. Portugal also went out in the group stage.

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And when England played Uruguay, he tweeted "Let's go England! This is the one we win!!!" England lost and, like the others, failed to reach the knockout stage.

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So it's no surprise that Brazilians had begged Jagger to not attend their team's matches and had taken to calling him "pe frio" - a term describing that translates literally as "cold foot"

Fans used the same cardboard cut-out trick before Brazil's quarter-final clash against Colombia
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They tried to harness his powers of destruction and use them against their rivals along the way to reaching the semifinals by bringing cardboard cutouts of him wearing the opposing team's shirt and offering a message of support in word bubbles. They even brought one to the semifinal against Germany.

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But the cardboard cutouts proved to be no match for the real thing. Wearing an England hat to try and divert his curse to a team he's already doomed, Jagger attended the Brazil-Germany match with his son, who wore a Brazil shirt, and a group of other local supporters.

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World Cup Angel of Doom Mick Jagger attends Brazil-Germany match, Brazil lose 7-1
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And the result was emphatic enough to make a believer in occult out of anyone. Brazil lost 7-1, with five goals coming in the first 30 minutes of play — a new World Cup record. It was Brazil's widest margin of defeat ever. Not just in the World Cup. Ever.

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This was the first match Jagger attended during this World Cup and it just so happened to be one of the worst losses in the history of the sport. Clearly, Jagger is BIGGER than the game.

The England hat wasn't enough to un-mush things.
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You can blame the absence of Neymar and Thiago Silva, you can blame Luiz Felipe Scolari's tactics, you can even blame Germany for being unrelenting, but this result was obviously all down to Mick Jagger, World Cup Angel of Doom. Mick Jagger, ladies and gentlemen, is MUCH bigger than the game!

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Health DG: Hospitals Are Overwhelmed & Healthcare Frontliners Are Burnt Out

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Healthcare frontliners in Malaysia are facing burnout as they handle the seemingly unending high number of COVID-19 cases in the country

Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah wrote in his daily COVID-19 statement that the ministry is deeply concerned that there has not been much improvement in the occupancy of intensive care units (ICU) since June."The admission rate of COVID-19 cases into ICU is still high. There has been no significant reduction from the 23rd Epidemiology Week, from 6 to 12 June, where ICU bed usage was over 90%," he wrote."At the same time, frontline medical and health workers are suffering from burnout as they have been dealing with so many COVID-19 cases for a prolonged period of time."

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He also revealed that hospitals in four states — namely Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, and Labuan — have been operating at overcapacity for awhile now

In these four states, he explained, the number of new daily cases are higher than the maximum capacity that the states' hospitals can take in – they have recently reported over 38 new COVID-19 cases for every 100,000 residents."New daily cases that are reported show no signs of going down, instead, cases have gone up by an average of 2.6% over the last seven days," Dr Noor Hisham said."If this continues, the healthcare systems in these states will be crippled and the same situation may happen to the rest of the country."The Star reported that this statement appears to be the Health director-general's strongest warning to the country to date.

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Dr Noor Hisham said some measures have been taken, while others are still in planning, to address the concerning situation

To increase the capacity to treat COVID-19 cases, Dr Noor Hisham said more hospitals have been converted into 'Full COVID-19 Hospitals', that includes Ampang Hospital, Sungai Buloh Hospital, and UKM Specialist Children's Hospital.The ministry has also worked to increase bed capacity in Kuala Lumpur Hospital, Selayang Hospital, and Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Klang Hospital as centres to treat category four and five patients.They are also considering using Shah Alam Hospital, Universiti Putra Malaysia Teaching Hospital, and  Universiti Teknologi MARA Hospital to treat COVID-19 patients, while mobilising more healthcare workers from states in Phase Two of the National Recovery Plan (NRP) to help the others.

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Overwhelmed, Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital in Klang has resorted to placing some patients outside on camp beds:

                MP Pleads MOH For Help As Patients Are Placed On Camp Beds Outside Klang Hospital

"This also sums up the state of our healthcare... It's overwhelmed," wrote Klang MP Charles Santiago.

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Are You Surprised By These Facts About Malaysian Parents?

Most Malaysian parents still think Malaysia is a good place to raise children

According to a survey of parents in five Asian countries conducted by global market research company Ipsos, Malaysian parents polled first with 75% of fathers and 76% of mothers agreeing to bring up their children in the country.

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Parents from other countries were more pessimistic, with South Korean parents the least hopeful about having their children grow up in their native land – only 21% of fathers and 13% of mothers agreed that South Korea is a good place for children to grow up.

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Most Malaysian parents still think Malaysia is a good place to raise children
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85% of Malaysian parents believe good academic results would lead to a prosperous career

Malaysian parents also topped another category with 86% of them believing that excelling in academics would lead to a prosperous career.
“In terms of believing that studying well will lead to success in adult life – Malaysians are the most bullish with an overall 86% of parents agreeing,” Ipsos said in a statement today.

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85% of Malaysian parents believe good academic results would lead to a prosperous career
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45% of Malaysian parents would allow their offspring to inherit their socio-economic status

The survey also asked if parents would allow their children to inherit their socio-economic status – 45% of Malaysian parents agreed. The figure is lower than Singapore’s 53%, South Korea’s 66% and China’s 64%.

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45% of Malaysian parents would allow their offspring to inherit their socio-economic status
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Only 32% of Malaysian parents would allow their children to move out before marriage

However, Malaysian parents are less receptive to the idea of allowing their children to live on their own before marriage with only 32% willing to let their offspring reside in a separate home.
Mainland Chinese parents, meanwhile, polled the highest numbers in this category with 65% most likely to say yes to living apart. Hong Kong parents (18%) were the least willing to let their children.

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Only 32% of Malaysian parents would allow their children to move out before marriage
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[PHOTOS] The Good Batch In Damansara Uptown Just Got A Makeover And It's Better Than Ever

After being in the business for five years, The Good Batch cafe in Damansara Utama has revamped their menu and given their cafe a makeover!

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The cafe has been renovated to create more seating space, both indoors and outdoors, filling up the space with more natural lighting and making it more conducive for bigger groups.

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Inspired by healthy lifestyle trends, head chef, Davis Dihem, reinvented the cafe’s menu with hearty additions made out of local produce and fresh ingredients

Fancy French
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Whimsical Waffles
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Pink Salmon Linguini
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Seeing how popular their brunch offerings are, newcomers like Chicken & Waffles and Pulled Duck Benedict in their All- Day Breakfast menu should prove to be a hit among their regulars

Good Batch's Chicken & Waffles are a real classic - crispy chicken thigh and buttermilk waffles drenched in maple syrup with a side of orange citrus salad.

Chicken & Waffles
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The Pulled Duck Benedict features a slow-cooked braised duck, toasted Brioche, and organic poached eggs, spiced up with chipotle Hollandaise, and sprinkled with crispy duck bits that burst with flavour

Those eggs!
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Pulled Duck Benedict and The Angmoh
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If you need more wholesome options, try their Pan-seared Duck Breast and Mexican Grilled Chicken off their new dinner menu that’s served from 6pm daily

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Just look at that! We love the juiciness of the duck and how well it goes with the sweet plum vinaigrette. That orange ring around the dish is pumpkin mash, with sides of sautéed carrots and grilled mushrooms.

Also new to the menu is the Mexican Grilled Chicken that’s great for times when you’re craving Mexican food but can’t quite find a restaurant that serves it

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We were definitely satisfied with Chef Davis' Mexican Verde sauce drenched over a juicy chicken thigh, and served with three sides - corn mash, grilled capsicum and crunchy tempura cauliflower! Yum!

Of course, not everything on the menu has changed. Fan favourites like The Ang Moh Big Breakfast platter and other pasta dishes remain, but with a delightful twist.

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Make sure you come with an empty belly!

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Wanna try out the new menu? The Good Batch is at Damansara Utama and opens six days a week.

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Address: 53, Jalan SS21/1A, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, SelangorOpening Hours: Tuesday to Friday: 11am-12am | Saturday: 9am–12am | Sunday: 9am–10pm | Closed on MondayContact: 03-7733 2303More info on: Facebook | Instagram


Seekor Anak Gajah Ditemui Mati Dengan Leher Diikat Pada Pokok Dan Badan Ditembak

Semalam, 25 September 2019, laman Facebook myTawau memuat naik gambar dan video seekor anak gajah yang ditemui mati di tebing Sungai Udin di Tawau, Sabah

Visual yang dimuat naik oleh myTawau itu menunjukkan seekor anak gajah dalam keadaan mati terapung sambil lehernya diikat pada sebatang pokok.Menurut myTawau, bangkai haiwan itu ditemui oleh sekumpulan pemancing dan ia masih berada dalam sungai dan belum dialihkan.

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Bangkai gajah itu juga dikatakan mempunyai beberapa kesan lubang kecil pada bahagian badan, dipercayai telah ditembak

Punca kematian anak gajah itu masih tidak dapat dipastikan. Para pemancing percaya bahawa ia mati sama ada terkena cucukan kayu atau jatuh lemas dalam sungai."Sekiranya kesan lubang pada badan gajah itu adalah tembakan senjata api, sememangnya pelaku itu langsung tidak berperikehaiwanan," kata sumber.

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Dalam pada itu, Pengarah Jabatan Hidupan Liar Sabah, Augustine Tuuga berkata, dia terkejut dengan penyebaran visual itu dan telah mengarahkan renjer untuk memeriksa ketulenannya

Menurut Tuuga, mereka perlu terlebih dahulu mengesahkan kesahihan maklumat yang disebarkan dan jika pihaknya menemui bangkai itu, Jabatan Hidupan Liar Sabah akan menjalankan siasatan segera terhadap punca kematian.Selain renjer, doktor haiwan dan pasukan bedah siasat juga akan menuju ke kawasan yang disebut untuk tujuan siasatan, seperti yang dilapor oleh The Star.

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Jangan Lupa Parking Dengan Ber'sivik', Iklan AEON Sindir Geng Honda Civic Ini Curi Tumpuan

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Sejak tular rakaman video kelab kereta Honda Civic FC tular di media sosial, nama Lebuh Raya Temiang-Pantai menjadi bualan netizen sehingga hari ini

Walau bagaimanapun, baru-baru ini Facebook AEON Retail Malaysia (AEON) telah memuat naik satu posting ‘menyindir’ kelab kereta Honda Civic FC yang mencetuskan kritikan orang ramai apabila meletakkan kenderaan beramai-ramai di lorong kecemasan Jalan Pintas Temiang pada minggu lalu.Dalam posting AEON berkenaan, mereka memberikan pesanan 'sinis' kepada orang ramai agar meletakkan kereta di ruangan parkir pasar raya itu dalam keadaan yang teratur dan bersivik.Malah, pasar raya yang mempunyai lebih 60 buah cawangan di negara ini juga turut pada masa sama mempromosikan secara tidak langsung kereta permainan Hot Wheels yang dijual oleh pihak mereka.

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"Siapa makan cili dia yang terasa pedasnya" - Netizen

Posting itu telah mendapat pelbagai reaksi pengguna media sosial yang terhibur dengan mesej yang cuba disampaikan oleh AEON menerusi hantaran gambar grafik tersebut.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, posting berkenaan sudah pun mendapat lebih 500 likes, 116 comments dan 188 shares di Facebook.Menurut netizen lagi, mereka memuji pasukan marketing AEON yang up-to-date dengan perkembangan semasa dalam menghasilkan iklan pemasaran yang kreatif dan dapat menarik perhatian orang ramai.Berikut di bawah antara komen menarik netizen di Facebook:

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Pandai ya admin AEON ini bergurau, nasib baik geng-geng kereta Honda Civic tak marah :P

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Makan Masa 3 Bulan, Gadis Ini Reka & Jahit Sendiri Gaun Perkahwinan Mirip Disney Princess!

Hari perkahwinan merupakan antara hari yang paling bahagia buat setiap pasangan kekasih

Setiap pasangan pengantin tentu sahaja mengharapkan sebuah majlis perkahwinan yang sempurna.

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Daripada dekorasi, kepada pelamin, kepada makanan yang dihidangkan sehinggalah ke pakaian yang bakal digayakan. Manakan tidak, majlis perkahwinan adalah once in a lifetime event!Dan adalah menjadi suatu kepastian bahawa setiap gadis itu mahu kelihatan bak seorang puteri pada hari perkahwinannya. Iya lah, hari bahagia itu akan sentiasa terpahat dan menjadi kenangan yang tidak dapat dilupakan sepanjang hayat.

Umpama dream comes true apabila gadis ini berjaya merealisasikan impiannya untuk kelihatan seperti seorang puteri pada hari perkahwinannya.

Menariknya, busana perkahwinannya adalah hasil daripada rekaan dan jahitan dia sendiri!

Ainaa Juliadi, gadis berusia 21 tahun ini memang mengimpikan untuk memakai busana ibarat Disney princess semenjak dari kecil lagi. Impiannya itu akhirnya terlaksana apabila dia telah memperagakan hasil ciptaannya pada majlis resepsinya, 2 Februari yang lalu.Hasilnya memang cantik lagi menawan dan Ainaa sendiri kelihatan bak seorang puteri!

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Menjadikan busana Princess Aurora dari kartun Sleeping Beauty sebagai inspirasi adalah kerana Ainaa sememangnya gemarkan warna merah jambu

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Namun begitu, untuk menyiapkan ia bukanlah mudah. Bahkan Ainaa sendiri mengambil masa hampir tiga bulan untuk menyiapkannya!"Saya nak siapkan dress ini lama juga. Gunting sahaja 2 minggu, jahit pun 2 minggu. Maybe 3 bulan jugalah sebab dalam masa yang sama kena jahit baju customer sekali," kata Ainaa yang merupakan seorang wedding planner.

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Image via Facebook Ani Suraini

Image via Facebook Ani Suraini

Menurut Ainaa, dia hanya mula belajar menjahit ketika usianya 18 tahun, itu pun kerana dipaksa ibunya!"Saya belajar menjahit masa 18 tahun sebab kena paksa dengan mak. Tapi dah start jahit manik masa umur 16 tahun," kata Ainaa yang mengusahakan perniagaan sebagai perunding perkahwinan bersama ibunya iaitu Dnalia Enterprise.

Ainaa yang merupakan anak pertama daripada 4 beradik itu sangat rapat dengan ibunya, malah turut berkongsikan syarat yang dikenakan oleh ibu sebelum berkahwin

"Mak saya letak syarat, siapa nak keluar dengan anak dia, dia kena teman."So, kami (saya dan suami) memang tak pernah dating berdua sebelum ini. Pergi kursus kahwin sahaja berdua. Sebab itu rasa baik kahwin je lah, lagi senang," katanya.

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Namun begitu, tidaklah bermakna bahawa Ainaa tidak mengenali siapa suaminya sebelum ini."Kami kenal semenjak di Tingkatan 3 lagi, tapi waktu itu hanya sebagai kawan baik. Bila umur 19 tahun baru masing-masing mengaku suka antara satu sama lain," ujarnya.Alahai comelnya kisah Ainaa ini!

Selain busana Princess Aurora, Ainaa juga telah menjahit sendiri busana persis Queen Elsa dari kartun Frozen yang digayakannya untuk outdoor photoshoot!

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Ainaa yang pada ketika ini sedang menjalani kursus bersama Suruhanjaya Koperasi Malaysia (SKM) berkeinginan untuk mengadakan kelas menjahit kepada orang ramai.

Tahniah Ainaa dan suami. Semoga bahagia hingga ke akhir hayat!

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Dulu main-main kahwin, sekarang betul-betul kahwin!

                10 Tahun Lalu Main-Main Kahwin, Hari Ini Betul-Betul Kahwin. #10YearChallenge Paling Cute!

Lokman dan Alyn merupakan rakan sekelas sejak darjah satu.

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[VIDEO] Cermin Kereta Penuh Tanah, Perbuatan Jiran Ini Jadi Bualan Hangat Warganet

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Jiran yang baik adalah jiran yang memahami dan boleh bertolak ansur antara satu sama lain

Jika ada perkara yang tidak digemari atau kurang berkenan, moleklah kita menegur jiran kita dengan cara yang baik dan sopan. Hal ini kerana, kita sudah diajar cara-cara untuk beradab dengan jiran.Baru-baru ini tular di laman sosial TikTok, apabila seorang lelaki berkongsi tentang keadaan cermin keretanya penuh dengan tanah dek kerana jiran yang tidak berpuas hati telah menimbulkan kemarahan warganet.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @macustan0 Geng kalau korang kena macam ni kita nak buat report ke tak apa manusia laa  bunyi asal  - macustan0

Letak tanah sebab marah parking kereta dekat simpang depan rumah dia

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan dia menunjukkan keadaaan cermin keretanya yang dipenuhi dengan tanah.Keadaan itu membuatkan dia berasa marah kerana menyebabkan kekotoran di cermin keretanya. Malah, dia juga menerima sepucuk surat daripada jiran lain yang nampak seorang wanita berbuat sedemikian.Difahamkan, individu itu sering berbuat demikian dan menyebabkan ramai menyuruhnya untuk membuat laporan polis.

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"Kereta aku pernah kena toreh dari belakang sampai depan. Padahal parking lorong tepi tak kacau sesiapa pun. Kalau dapat tau siapa buat memang siap la" - Warganet

Susulan tularnya video berkenaan, kini ia telah meraih sebanyak 796.1K views, 18.5K likes dan 1,330 comments di TikTok.Menjengah ke ruangan komen, rata-rata warganet memberikan pelbagai reaksi masing-masing. Malah, mereka turut berkongsi pengalaman yang sama dek kerana perbuatan jiran.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada warganet di TikTok:

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Semoga ada penyelesaian antara kedua-dua pihak tersebut. Jadilah jiran yang bertoleransi :D


Mother-In-Law's Tongue, Mint & 5 Other Useful Multi-Purpose Plants To Have At Home

Having a collection of lush greens at home isn't only soothing to the eyes and mind, but you can stand to reap a variety of culinary, health, and home care benefits too

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From being natural air purifiers to offering immunity-boosting properties to making your cooking more sedap, there are countless reasons why having a collection of plants at home is a great idea!

Ready to bercucuk tanam? Here are some ideas on multi-purpose house plants to start with:

1. Aloe vera

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Here are some benefits to growing your own aloe vera:To soothe irritated skinIts antifungal and antimicrobial properties makes having aloe vera around handy if you're prone to skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, inflammation, and burns. Just slice the leaf open and apply the gel to affected areas.As make-up removerThe mix of harsh chemicals in commercial make-up removers can leave skin dry and irritated. For a more natural option, using the fresh aloe vera gel is the way to go!As an air purifierThe plant itself is highly beneficial in terms of improving your home's air quality. The natural air purifier can help with clearing formaldehyde and benzene, common by-products of chemical-based paints, detergents, and more.

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How to grow aloe vera using a leaf:1. Place aloe vera leaf in a soil-filled, well-drained pot. Push it into the soil but leave a part of it exposed.2. Keep pot in a sunny area and water it frequently to keep the soil damp.3. The plant will continue sprouting and should be ready for harvesting in two months.

2. Pandan leaves

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Here are some ways you can use pandan leaves:As natural food colouring and flavourThese fragrant leaves are great to have on-hand for making yummy local treats like Onde Onde and Bubur Cha Cha.For a healthy boostYou can also benefit from pandan leaves' healthful properties by steeping them in hot water and enjoying the infused drink. Pandan is believed to be helpful in alleviating insomnia, constipation, cramps, and period irregularities, among other ailments.To halau cockroachesPandan leaves are also commonly used as a natural cockroach repellent. Just place the leaves in areas that are prone to cockroach infestations - usually in damp corners, kitchen drawers, and the car. The strong scent is believed to keep the roaches at bay.

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How to grow pandan leaves at home:1. Plant a rooted stalk of pandan leaves in a soil-filled pot.2. Water at least twice a day to ensure the soil is kept damp.3. As the leaves tend to overgrow, trim them often (more reasons to make kuih!).Note: If planting pandan in the ground instead of a pot, be sure to avoid areas with water pipes as the active roots can end up messing with the pipe structure.

3. Lemongrass

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Here are some benefits to growing lemongrass at home:For making cooking pastesLemongrass is often blended with other aromatics like garlic and ginger to form fragrant cooking pastes, from Rendang (crispy or otherwise) to Gado Gado gravy.For detoxificationThis natural diuretic is believed to aid in flushing toxins from the body, which may result in better organ health, clearer skin, weight loss and more. Boil it for 10 minutes or more and enjoy it with sweetener of your choice.As mosquito repellentWith its citronella-like scent, having the plant around is believed to help keep pesky mosquitos away. Fresh lemongrass also works great as an insect spray.

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You can regrow lemongrass from leftover scraps! Here's how:1. Place the rooted stems in a glass of water.2. Once stronger new roots form (in two to three weeks), move the stalks into a pot.3. The stalks are ready to be harvested once they reach around one foot in height.

4. Mint

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Here are some ways you can use mint:For that refreshing zing in your drinksThe upside of growing mint at home is that you'll have always have a bountiful stash to lend a refreshing flavour to your drinks. The oils in mint leaves are what gives its cooling taste and strong fragrance, so be sure to muddle them to get a better flavour.As a natural mouthwashTo make your own chemical-free mouthwash, infuse chopped mint in boiling water. Strain and keep chilled.As moth repellentNot only does mint work great as a natural moth repellent, it keeps your clothes smelling fresh too! All you need to do is stuff a handful of mint leaves in a thin nylon sock and keep it in your wardrobe. Replace once the leaves have dried up.

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Mint can be grown from leftover sprigs from your kitchen too! Here's how:1. Select some healthy-looking sprigs of mint and clear out the lower leaves, leaving an inch of bare stem.2. Place the sprigs in water and keep the container on a windowsill.3. Change the water every two days.4. Once the plant starts rooting (usually within the week), you can move it to a soil-filled pot.

5. Mother-in-law's tongue

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Here are some benefits to keeping some mother-in-law's tongue at home:As an air purifierThis bunch of sharp, snaky leaves is believed to be capable of absorbing over 100 different types of air pollutants, including carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and benzene.For better sleepBesides being one of the most powerful plants to improve indoor air quality, the mother's-in-law tongue is commonly placed in the bedroom as it helps increase oxygen levels at night.As a deodoriserIt's especially great to have in the home when first moving in too, as it helps to absorb strong unpleasant odours like paint, adhesive smells and more.

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Mother-in-law's tongue is often sold readily-potted so no gardening is required for this one. It requires minimal care too - you can get away with watering it every two to three weeks!

6. Blue pea flower

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Here are some ways you can use blue pea flower:For its unique blue colourBesides making for an eye-catching addition to your home, you can make awesome eats like Nasi Kerabu and Pulut Tai Tai the authentic way by using these blue-hued flowers.As an immunity boosterBlue pea flower teas are a rich source of antioxidants, which help to boost the immune system among other benefits. Additionally, its bronchodilating properties are believed to be helpful with respiratory-related issues including cough, cold, fever and phlegm. To make the tea, steep some fresh blue pea flowers in boiling water, strain, and add sweetener of choice.For healthier hairThese flowers are a popular ingredient in herbal-based treatments for hair loss and premature greying of hair. When applied to the scalp, it is believed the anthocyanin present in the flowers help to increase blood circulation in the area.

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Here's how to grow it:1. Lightly scrape blue pea flower seeds and soak overnight.2. Plant them in a soil-filled, well-drained pot, with room for the vines to sprawl. It grows well in both sunny or shaded conditions.3. Water often to keep the soil moist - though just make sure not to drown it in water.

7. Onions

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Here are some benefits of having onions growing at home:For an endless supply of scallionsWhile onions take a couple of years to mature, its green scallions take only a few weeks to be harvest-ready. This makes it a great money-saving plant to have at home as unlike store-bought scallions, there's no pressure to use them all up in time before they go bad. You can just snip some off from your garden whenever needed.As a natural rat repellentHaving onions growing at home can help keep your living space rodent-free, as the plant gives off a strong scent that are unpleasant for the critters. You can leave sliced onions around rat-prone areas around the house too.

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You can grow onions from leftover kitchen scraps. Here's how:1. Save the bottom part of an onion and leave it to dry for a few days.2. Place the onion in a soil-filled pot and keep it in a sunny area. 3. Water the plant to keep the soil moist.4. After a few weeks, you can start harvesting scallions as needed.

Happy gardening!

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Know of other awesome multi-purpose plants to have around the home? Share your suggestions in the comments!

For more gardening ideas:

                How To Grow Kangkung, Curry Leaves & Other Balcony-Friendly Plants Yourself

You can grow some of these from kitchen scraps too.

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[VIDEO] "Buat Apa Tu B*bi?" - Pertanyaan Budak Perempuan Ini Undang Tawa Ramai

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Mempunyai anak kecil semestinya banyak ragam dan telatah yang kita boleh lihat

Kadangkala pening kepala juga dibuatnya, namun merekalah penghibur hati buat ibu dan bapa.Tetapi, lain pula dengan video di TikTok ini apabila seorang budak perempuan bertanyakan apa yang dilakukan oleh haiwan telah mengundang hiburan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @banzai371 babi babi, buat apa tu babi  bunyi asal  - Azwan Wan

Sempat tanya khinzir tengah buat apa dekat tepi jalan

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan seorang bapa sedang membawa anaknya berjalan-jalan menaiki kereta.Namun, selepas itu kedengaran suara seorang budak perempuan bertanyakan apakah yang sedang dilakukan oleh sekumpulan khinzir di tepi jalan. Situasi spontan itu sempat dirakam oleh bapanya.

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"Adoi dik oi comel betol pertanyaan awak ni. Sound ni boleh jadi trend" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur mendengar pertanyaan budak tersebut.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 4.3M views, 418.6K likes dan 7,094 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Lawaklah dik, haiwan tu pun awak bantai tanya ya :P

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15 Pet-Friendly Airbnbs In Malaysia So Your Fluffy Family Members Don't Get Left Behind

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1. Glassshed Serendah @ Selangor

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Known for their open-air concept that embraces the natural environment, Sekeping Serendah makes the perfect private getaway for you, your loved ones, and your pet. This home can accommodate up to six guests, with two double beds and two single beds available.There's also barbecue and pool facilities on the premises. Price per night:RM569You can book here.

2. Sunset Valley - Gate House @ Langkawi

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Sunset Valley is a collection of six Malay houses in Langkawi with beautiful garden surroundings. The Gate House can accommodate two guests, as well as your furry friend!Though the house is ideal for two, three guests or two parents and a child can be accommodated if needed. Sunset Valley also has a pool and a pavilion for barbecuing or sunset-watching.Price per night:RM350You can book here.

3. Dream & Wander Homestay @ Ipoh Garden

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If you're travelling in a larger group, consider this charming townhouse built in the 1970s in Ipoh. Located just 10 minutes from the main town area, the Airbnb comes with three bedrooms, five beds, and two bathrooms that can host up to eight people.From the kopitiam dining table and mosaic tiles, to string and rattan chairs, the entire house is set up with an old school charm reflective of its origins.Price per night:RM254You can book here.

4. Lorong One Malacca @ Melaka

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Situated in a quiet neighbourhood in Ujong Pasir, Melaka, is this modern industrial home with an indoor garden for your pet to explore. It's a cosy space for group holidays — and not to forget, your best buddy gets to feel included!The Airbnb can accommodate up to six guests, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Price per night:RM364 You can book here.

5. Hidden Gem Gallery Inspired Rustic Studio Apartment @ Sabah

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Full of character, this artsy loft in Kota Kinabalu is the perfect space for you, your best friend or partner, and your fur buddy! It features a reading corner and an open-plan with moving walls to change the layout of the unit if you want.Price per night:RM184You can book here.

6. KL Minsu @ KL

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Right in the heart of KL is this clean studio unit that's cosy for a staycation with your special fur buddy. It comes equipped with Netflix, a gym, a rooftop infinity pool that overlooks the city skyline, and a sky lounge bar and restaurant.Price per night:RM118You can book here.

7. Thematic Villa @ Melaka

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If you're planning a birthday, bridal shower, or any other special occasion, check out this space in Melaka that can host up to 16 guests! It's located in the town itself, close to Jonker Street and other attractions. There are also some fun activities you can do within the Airbnb itself, as there is a pool, barbecue grill, and mahjong set.Price per night:RM774You can book here.

8. Gurney Drive House @ Penang

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This Nyonya-style home along Gurney Drive in Penang is perfect for big families or group stays. Hosting up to 12 guests, there are four bedrooms, five beds, two bathrooms, a 55-inch HD TV, barbecue grill, and basic cooking utensils.Price per night:RM605You can book here.

9. White Cottage with pool in Sungkai Organic Orchard @ Perak

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Take a breather and escape to this stay situated on an organic fruit farm in Sungkai that's great for a small family holiday.On the premises, there's a mini children's playground, a shared pool, a stream, and an orchard you can walk around.The price of the stay comes with an American breakfast set for each person, with other meal options available if needed.Price per night:RM429You can book here.

10. Japan House @ Johor Bahru

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If you're looking for a space in JB, this Japanese-inspired studio makes a peaceful stay for two — and your pet! Although it comes with one queen-sized bed, you can ask for additional mattresses to accommodate up to five guests. There's also a shared outdoor pool if you want to take a dip and breakfast provided during your stay. Price per night:RM100You can book here.

11. New Duplex in Georgetown @ Penang

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Located just five minutes from George Town is this loft with gorgeous views of the Straits of Malacca. It has two bedrooms with three double beds. Within walking distance are several eateries and shops, including a McDonald's, Starbucks, and 7-Eleven outlet.Price per night:RM237You can book here.

12. Modern Chic Heritage Boutique Home @ Penang

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Pet lovers can consider this unit located in a heritage boutique hotel in George Town. The 200-year-old building was refurbished by an artist, Daniel, who uses a part of it as a photography studio, and a separate section as a space for guests to relax. It comes with an 800 sqft private bedroom, complete with a mini gym and balcony. On the ground floor, there's a courtyard where Daniel's three dogs are at to welcome human guests, and four-legged ones too. :P According to the listing, Muslim guests won't need to worry as the dogs are well-behaved, trained to be guard dogs, and are on a leash.Price per night:RM161You can book here.

13. Amansara garden home @ Puchong

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Nestled in a neighbourhood in Puchong is this two-storey terrace with four bedrooms and six beds. Accommodating up to 12 guests, you can spend time with loved ones barbecuing, playing board games, or just chilling with your pet!Price per night:RM293You can book here.

14. Stay Songsong Mount Erskine @ Penang

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Bring your furry friend along on your vacation at this bungalow in George Town. Located near Gurney Drive, the home comes with a spacious garden where you can throw a small barbecue with your friends and family. There are three bedrooms with two double beds and one twin bed.Price per night:RM420You can book here.

15. Wabi-Sabi Suite Center point of JB @ Johor Bahru

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Heading to Johor on a road trip? This pet-friendly service apartment has three bedrooms and is conveniently located in town. The Airbnb's facilities include a ping-pong table, board games, a shared outdoor pool, and a 50-inch TV with Chromecast, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video.Price per night:RM243You can book here.

If you're unable to bring your pet along, here are some boarding services and hotels that can look after them:

                11 Pet Boarding Services & Hotels In The Klang Valley For When Your Pooch Needs A Holiday

We're not the only ones that need a tan from time to time.

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This Thai airline started allowing pets on board in September 2022:

                Thai Airline's Pet-On-Board Package Lets Passengers Bring Their Furbabies On Flights

The special flight is a two-way return flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai only.

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15 Malaysian Hotels With Private Pools That Are Perfect For A 'New Norm' Getaway

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Don't you just miss lazing around in a swimming pool and letting your problems float away?

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If you're still feeling a bit sceptical about splashing around with others, here's a list of hotels in Malaysia with private pools which are absolutely perfect for a getaway in the new norm:

1. Mangala Resort and Spa in Kuantan

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This luxurious retreat is nestled within exotic gardens, fruit trees, rehabilitated lakes, and undisturbed wetlands. Four out of the 31 villas at Mangala Resort and Spa come with their own personal pools, one of which is a six-bedroom bungalow that can fit 12 adults.Price per night: RM740 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

2. The Shorea Estate in Seremban

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The Shorea Estate consists of several two-storey villas, each with their own individual pools. Located right next to the Berembun Forest Reserve, this tropical paradise is about 79km away from the heart of Kuala Lumpur.Price per night: RM950 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

3. The Villas at Sunway Resort Hotel and Spa in Petaling Jaya

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Equipped with a plunge pool, The Villas at Sunway Resort Hotel and Spa is the perfect destination for those who do not want to be too far away from the city. Each villa is complete with king beds, LED TVs, cable network, movies and local channels, as well as complimentary non-alcoholic minibar beverages.Price per night: RM1,699 and above.Website | Facebook

4. The Datai in Langkawi

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The Datai is a five-star hotel which offers stunning rooms and luxury services. Their Rainforest Pool Villas come with spacious 10m pools at the outdoor living area, complete with sun loungers for you to kick back, relax, and forget all your worries.Price per night: RM5,000 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

5. The Westin in Langkawi

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Surrounded by lush tropical leaves, villas at The Westin are designed to provide its patrons with ultimate privacy. The hotel is also located at a strategic location which offers a stunning view of the ocean.Price per night: RM2,000 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

6. The Andaman in Langkawi

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All 178 rooms and suites at The Andaman boast traditional Malay elements. Overlooking the blue waters of Andaman Sea, a stay at this hotel will make for an unforgettable getaway.Price per night: RM2,500 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

7. La Villa in Langkawi

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La Villa will provide you with complete peace and serenity despite the fact that it is located quite close to the hustle and bustle of Cenang Beach. Each lavish single-room villa comes with a private pool perfect for couples or small families.Price per night: RM1,700 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

8. The Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat in Ipoh

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According to their website, The Banjaran Hotsprings is Malaysia's first luxury natural hot springs wellness retreat. Unlike the rest of the hotels listed here, villas at The Banjaran Hotsprings are equipped with private jacuzzis with natural geothermal hot spring water.Price per night: RM1,100 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

9. Lexis Suites in Penang

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Lexis Suites stands out as the only hotel in Penang that offers private pools and indoor saunas in every suite. Besides that, all 222 rooms are equipped with two king-sized beds, perfect for families and group travellers.Price per night: RM450 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

10. Lexis Hibiscus in Port Dickson

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Nestled along the pristine Pasir Panjang beach of Port Dickson, Lexis Hibiscus consists of 639 pool villas comprising tower rooms and water villas. According to their website, in 2016, they broke the world record for 'Most Swimming Pools in a Resort'.Price per night: RM750 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

11. Grand Lexis in Port Dickson

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Grand Lexis Port Dickson consists of 317 Balinese-inspired villas which each come with their own private pool, ideal for those who are looking for some privacy. For years, this hotel has been one of the most popular choices for those who want to enjoy a pool to themselves.Price per night: RM500 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

12. Borneo Beach Villas in Karambunai

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With white sandy beaches and clear blue waters, Borneo Beach Villas in Karambunai is one of the most underrated tourist destinations in Malaysia. Pool villas at this luxurious hotel come with either two or three bedrooms.Price per night: RM750 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

13. Bungaraya Island Resort in Kota Kinabalu

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The Bungaraya Island Resort is a luxury getaway perched on the hillsides of Polish Bay on Gaya Island. This award-winning secluded resort features sea-facing villas outfitted with a private plunge pool on large open deck balconies.Price per night: RM2,300 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

14. Villa Samadhi in Kuala Lumpur

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This beautiful resort looks like it's right out of a postcard and it's just here in Kuala Lumpur. Villa Samadhi offers several different room types, each with their own private pool.Price per night: RM1,000 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram

15. Japamala Resorts in Pulau Tioman

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Japamala Resorts in Pulau Tioman, Pahang, overlooks the South China Sea and is the perfect place for a romantic getaway. According to their website, during the 10-year process of constructing Japamala, no rocks were moved and no trees were cut down thus resulting in completely unique chalets, each different the other.Price per night: RM2,400 and above.Website | Facebook | Instagram


[VIDEO] Harga Lebih RM30K, Budak Tak Sengaja Pecahkan Patung Ini Raih Perhatian Netizen

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Memiliki anak kecil sudah pasti perlu diberi perhatian yang lebih apabila berada di luar rumah

Iyalah, kadang kala tindakan anak-anak kecil berada di luar kawalan kerana mereka mudah teruja. Tambahan lagi, apabila ibu bapa membawa mereka ke kedai mainan. Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video di TikTok yang memaparkan sebuah keluarga menghadapi kes luar biasa yang melibatkan kemalangan tidak diingini telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @gemuk_itam   ZOOM - Jessi

Anak cuai lalu menjatuhkan patung bernilai RM30K sehingga pecah

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan gambar yang dipaparkan adalah kejadian dalam sebuah kedai mainan di Hong Kong. Apa yang lebih mengejutkan adalah apabila salah seorang budak kecil dilihat menyandar pada patung Teletubbies berkenaan dan menyebabkan patung itu jatuh dan pecah. Apabila disemak oleh staf kedai, patung itu berharga RM34,858. Ibu dan ayahnya dilihat tercengang dan tidak tahu apa perlu dilakukan. Namun, ada juga yang menyatakan bahawa itu adalah cara licik peniaga supaya pelanggan terpedaya dan tertipu. Menurut laporan, ibu kanak-kanak itu telah membayar ganti rugi kepada kedai tersebut yang bernilai HK$33,600 bersamaan dengan RM18,794.Lihat video sambungan itu di bawah:

  @gemuk_itam Balas kepada @apiqdaus  Marry Me (feat. Toya Wright) - Rasheeda

  @gemuk_itam Balas kepada @luxurytaste0  Marry Me (feat. Toya Wright) - Rasheeda

"Cara licik peniaga. Kalau tahu mahal patung tu, kenapa tak masukkan peti cermin khas" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 4M tontonan, 203K tanda suka dan 2K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut merasa simpati kepada keluarga tersebut. Malah, ramai yang memberikan pelbagai reaksi. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Hm, macam-macam cara ya peniaga nak cari untung. Lepas ni, kita kena lebih berwaspada! :)

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"Ada Sebab Kenapa Pakai Helmet" Warga Asing Protes Baling Air Kencing Kepada Petugas PKPD

Beberapa buah tempat telah dikenakan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan Diperketatkan (PKPD) susulan daripada penularan wabak Covid-19

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Bangunan Selangor Mansion dan bangunan Malayan Mansion, yang terletak di Jalan Masjid India Kuala Lumpur merupakan lokasi terbaru yang telah dikenakan PKPD sejak tiga hari lalu.Ia dilakukan selepas Kementerian Kesihatan (KKM) mengesahkan terdapat 15 kes baharu positif wabak koronavirus Covid-19 yang dikesan di bangunan berkenaan.

Namun begitu, baru beberapa hari dilaksanakan PKPD di kawasan tersebut, dikatakan telah berlaku kejadian yang kurang 'enak' terhadap para petugas keselamatan di situ

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Memetik laporan Sinar Harian, warga asing yang kini dikenakan PKPD di kediaman sekitar kawasan tersebut didakwa telah mula menunjukkan protes dengan melempar barangan dari tingkat atas bangunan. Selain sampah, barangan lain yang turut dicampakkan adalah bungkusan plastik yang berisi air kencing.Laporan yang memetik sumber itu berkata, petugas yang terdiri daripada polis, tentera, Angkatan Pertahanan Awam Malaysia (APM), Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) dan RELA terpaksa berdepan situasi itu ketika mereka melakukan kawalan selama 24 jam di kawasan berkenaan.Menurut sumber tersebut, sikap biadab penghuni warga asing itu ketara sejak dari awal PKPD lagi gara-gara tidak berpuas hati dengan perintah berkenaan dan juga kemungkinan kerana masalah mendapatkan bekalan makanan.

Perbuatan itu telah membuatkan petugas keselamatan yang mengawal kawasan itu terpaksa memakai helmet sepanjang masa

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"Bukan saja-saja askar pakai helmet ketika berkawal di bangunan-bangunan kediaman itu. Jika kita lihat ketika kawalan sekatan jalan raya, askar tak pakai helmet pun, hanya pakai beret."Pakai helmet sebab nak elak daripada kena benda yang dibaling dari atas. Bawang putih pun dibaling dari dalam rumah. Jadi kita tak dapat kenal pasti dari unit mana," kata sumber.

Para petugas hanya menjalankan tanggungjawab mereka. Tolonglah berikan kerjasama yang sebaiknya untuk memudahkan kerja mereka.

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Man Attacked By MBPJ Officer Says Dogs Guard His Factory That Is Far Away From Residences

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A 69-year-old man who was assaulted by a Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) officer has lodged a police report against the city council today, 24 March

According to New Straits Times, Patrick Khoo said he was trying to protect his dogs during an MBPJ operation to round up strays before he was assaulted by the authorities on Jalan 18/17, Taman Kanagapuram, Petaling Jaya.He said two of his dogs and one puppy were taken away by the MBPJ personnel."I was in my factory around 8pm and I heard the dogs that were guarding the premises barking," he told the English daily outside of the Petaling Jaya district police headquarters."I saw an unfamiliar group of men in uniform with a truck. They came without explaining anything to me and attacked me for defending my dogs."

Screengrabs of a video showing Patrick Khoo being assaulted by an MBPJ officer.
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He said it was his first time experiencing such an incident involving city council officers, adding that he had never received complaints about the dogs from people around there

"I have raised the dogs for many years. We can trust dogs to be our guards," he related."My factory is also located away from the residential area so there have never been any complaints from the public about any noise in all these years."

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Meanwhile, MBPJ said that they are aware of the incident

"In connection with the incident, an internal investigation committee was established and the case is now under investigation," the city council said in a statement today, 24 March."MBPJ would like to emphasise that we will not compromise and protect any personnel if it is proven that they have committed a mistake."

Khoo suffered bruises and cuts on his neck and wrist from the incident:

                MBPJ Officer Attacks & Uses Catch Pole On Uncle's Neck As He Protects A Pack Of Dogs

The uncle suffered bruises and cuts on his neck and elbow.

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I Tried The CircleDNA Test Kit To See If It's Worth The Hype & Price

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DNA test kits are all the rage lately

Aside from offering you an ancestry breakdown, they can reveal potential health issues and other personalised health insights.As a person of mixed-blood living in Malaysia, I was curious to see what a tiny swab of saliva could reveal.

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CircleDNA very kindly let me try one of their test kits.
Here's a breakdown of how it works and whether or not it's worth getting:

First things first, there are different types of test kits out there. It's good to research beforehand depending on what you want to find out.CircleDNA has four types:1. Vital DNA Test (RM790) – gives you diet, exercise, and lifestyle insights.2. Health DNA Test (RM2,090) – lets you know your health risks early.3. Family Planning DNA Test (RM2,090) – offers information on inherited conditions that may be passed on to your unborn child.4. Premium DNA Test (RM2,590) – a once in a lifetime, comprehensive DNA test kit that gives you over 500 reports and insights into your ancestral roots, health, diet, family planning, and more.

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I got to try the Premium DNA test kit, which came in a small, sleek black box. In it, you'll be provided with a saliva test swab. It's pretty simple to use. All you need to do is swab your inner cheek and send it in a sealed tube back to them. Free shipping is provided both ways. Within a couple of weeks, you'll receive your results via email, as well as on the app.It's hard to believe that just a swab of saliva can determine everything from your ancestral roots (I was most curious about this one) to any potential health risks and nutrition insights, with 99.9% analytical accuracy — as so it states.

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The results are broken down into 20 categories, such as 'Diet & Lifestyle', 'Ancestry Composition', and 'Early Detection' (Cancer risk and dementia & brain health), among others

There's a lot of information to go through and I'll spare you the details. But aside from finding out I have 1.5% Vietnamese blood, I also got to discover fun facts like my breast size is 'likely average', my tolerance for pain sensitivity is 'likely high', and I'm 'less likely' to have an alcohol addiction... lol *sip*

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On a more serious note though, the test did determine that out of 16 nutritional needs, I require four nutrients more than others. It even broke down what kind of foods or vitamins I need to increase those nutrients, and what would happen if I do not get enough of them.You get to find out little facts you might not have thought of. For example, I used to wonder why I tend to sweat more than others while doing sports. The test revealed that my water loss is 'above average', which was an 'aha' moment.It was also unexpected to discover that I have an iodine deficiency, and that I should choose iodised salt over sea salt. Interesting.

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So is the DNA test kit worth getting?

For the amount of details it provides and if you can afford it, yes. These are a few things to consider if you plan to get one:– Get the right test kit depending on what you want to find out. I really wanted to know what my ancestral roots are because of my mixed parentage. The test did show me my roots, but there was a disclaimer that if you have siblings, different siblings will receive different results. So it may not be a thorough description, unless your whole family does the test as well. – I don't actually believe some of the categories like 'Success Traits' and 'Music and Dance' are truths to fully live by. But they are just fun facts — if true at all. (For example, it said my Mathematical skills are excellent but I'm pretty sure I suck at Math). :P– I also wish that the ancestral roots section broke down my composition into more details instead of just giving a general overview.

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– It's useful to know what kind of drugs to use with caution and what drugs to decrease dosage/use as directed. (I think this works well for people with certain health conditions).– If you have any cancer risks or other health risks, the test kit will provide the results. (Although, it does add a disclaimer that the test kit will not replace professional medical diagnosis or "determine medical action". If you must know your actual condition, it's best to just go for a medical checkup.)– It gives you a rundown of your sleeping patterns, skin risks, sensitivity to pollution, and disease risk. All of these are pretty useful if you are curious about your body, such as how or why it functions differently to others. I find that learning what vitamins I need more than others and what health risks to be aware of are useful the older I get. (Apparently, I have a higher risk of getting Alzheimer's Disease).– I like that the results provide you with practical solutions, such as "limit your alcohol consumption" or "consume more antioxidants to reduce liver inflammation". It even explains what type of sports I will benefit the most from based on my genes. (It's basketball, football, and table tennis, if you must know.)The CircleDNA test kit can be purchased here. You can get 33% off on all kits with the promo code: SAYSMY33. Follow @circledna_my on Instagram for more updates.


Ini Respon Netizen Selepas Perletakan Jawatan Dr. Maszlee Malik Sebagai Menteri Pendidikan

Menteri Pendidikan, Dr Maszlee Malik, sah meletakkan jawatannya  dalam kabinet berkuatkuasa 3 Januari 2020

Beliau yang dilantik pada 21 Mei 2018 telah menghantar surat perletakan jawatan kepada Perdana Menteri Malaysia, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, pada tengah hari tadi.

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Dalam sidang media yang dibuat baru-baru ini, Dr. Maszlee berkata, keputusan itu dibuat selepas mengadakan pertemuan dengan Perdana Menteri.“Dengan hati yang reda walaupun berat, dengan nasihat perdana menteri saya ini Maszlee Malik memulangkan semula jawatan Menteri Pendidikan kepada Perdana Menteri, berkuatkuasa pada 3 Januari 2020,” katanya.

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Dr Maszlee berkata sepanjang 20 bulan menerajui Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia (KPM), beliau yakin sudah meletakkan asas dan hala tuju jelas dengan slogan ‘Pendidikan Untuk Semua’ walaupun dilihat menimbulkan banyak krisis kepada kepimpinan terutama isu Jawi, internet sekolah dan sarapan percuma.

Tambahnya lagi, semenjak 2018, KPM sentiasa bersikap telus dengan inisiatif dan progres dalam usaha mereformasi pendidikan

“KPM menjadi kementerian pertama yang membentangkan laporan 100 hari Pakatan Harapan, kemudian kad laporan prestasi setahun (Jun 2018 – Jun 2019) dan kad laporan untuk 2019. Trend ini diikuti oleh kementerian lain.

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“Tahun 2019 membuktikan beberapa inisiatif yang kita perkenalkan akhirnya membuahkan hasil. Hampir 90 peratus projek sekolah daif yang kita usahakan, siap lebih awal,” ujarnya.Dr Maszlee yang dilantik sebagai Menteri Pendidikan pada 21 Mei 2018 merupakan Ahli Parlimen Simpang Renggam dan Ahli Majlis Kepimpinan Tertinggi BERSATU.

Dengan hati yang redha walaupun berat, saya Maszlee Malik dengan ini meletakkan jawatan sebagai Menteri Pendidikan, berkuatkuasa 3 Januari 2020. pic.twitter.com/PUWJTF3m1F— Maszlee Malik (@maszlee) January 2, 2020

Susulan daripada berita perletakan jawatan itu, rata-rata warganet berkongsikan reaksi mereka

Melalui tinjauan di laman Twitter, berikut adalah antara reaksi yang ditinggalkan para warganet:

Track record yb mantap. Terima kasih atas mencuba yg terbaik. pic.twitter.com/ijX2Z6adFx— Bukan Tokey Sarkis™ (@farhanzahari) January 2, 2020

Dia buat kerja korang tak nampak, korang sibuk duk hentam dia itu ini. Kau pergi tanya sekolah, cikgu-cikgu, institusi pengajian, siapa je tak senang dengan Maszlee. Semua sokong dia. Sokong sebab kerja dia. Eh kau yang handal sangat bab politik, pergi lah buat kerja dia sekarang— Jarr (@JarrNadjmuddean) January 2, 2020

Not really a fan but Maszlee did good job repair schools in rural areas, introduce no exam for standard 1-3, fight for free breakfast, introduce open subjects for form 4 & 5 etc. And this is down to 1 thing, 3 pages of JAWI. What the hell.— tukang karrut (@sinach_z) January 2, 2020

Hangpa nak sangat Maszlee letak jawatan kan?He had a rough start, found his way and was right on track. Sekarang kita kena mula balik.Padan muka kita semua. https://t.co/8SQawV8E6v— Display Rocks Pte. Ltd. (@azmanrocks) January 2, 2020

I am not a PH fan but Maszlee isn't that bad what right? He did the universal free brekkie program, cancelled streaming, tried to integrate OKU students in mainstream schools, let undocumented children attend govt schools, fixed many hardcore poor schools etc.— cc (@cocorello) January 2, 2020

Honourable: terpuji. Seriously some people cant understand this simple word? Maszlee; if not one of the most functioning ministers, at least i personally believe he has done many good things even some are not favourable. If he has to do something against what he believes,back off— Ikhwan (@JatIkhwan) January 2, 2020

Kalau betul dr @maszlee letak jawatan, rasanya boleh consider rombakan kabinet. Despite his great jobs especially succeeded to repair 90% of sekolah dhaif in less than 2 years, people only see him as black shoes minister.— eizhan (@waneizhanafeef) January 2, 2020

we all know some other ministers who are performing worse than him but still being comfortable in their positions. All the best @maszlee https://t.co/lBybRQAx5j—  (@faliqfahmie) January 2, 2020