"5 Questions" - Bunyi Suara Latar Masa Tengah Kelas Online, Pelajar Ini Gelabah Tutup Game

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Seperti umum tahu, pembelajaran secara dalam talian masih lagi diteruskan terutamanya bagi pelajar universiti

Namun, kini semuanya sudah boleh dijalankan secara bersemuka seperti biasa dengan syarat mengikut SOP yang telah ditetapkan.Sudah tentu, para pelajar dapat merasa kelainan belajar secara online berbanding secara bersemuka bukan?Tetapi, lain pula dengan video di TikTok ini apabila seorang pelajar kantoi bermain game semasa kelas online telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @keroljans Tanya la ko 5 question tu. proff ni sempoi. #uitm #fyp #fypp  original sound  - Kerol jans

Kantoi bunyi suara game masa tengah kelas

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan kelas secara online sedang dilakukan secara video call di antara mereka.Namun, diakhir kelas itu, lain pula jadinya. Pensyarah bertanyakan jika ada pelajar yang ingin menanyakan soalan buatnya. Apa yang lebih mencuri tumpuan adalah tiba-tiba muncul suara latar belakang game salah seorang daripada mereka.Situasi itu membuatkan pensyarah itu terdengar dan pelajar tersebut cepat mengatakan tiada soalan.

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"Lecturer dalam hati apahal budak ni sampai 5 soalan pula" - Netizen

Sementara itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut merasa terhibur melihat video itu. Ada juga yang memberikan pelbagai reaksi mereka.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 431.8K views, 33.2K likes dan 397 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Nasib baik pensyarah tak perasan sangat ya. Kalau tak apa jadi agaknya :D

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Parliament Rejects Motion To Debate Sexual Harassment Of 38 Housemen

The Dewan Rakyat rejected the motion to debate sexual harassment issues yesterday, 15 August, despite a recent exposé of sexual abuse against housemen at the Sungai Buloh Hospital

Ramkarpal Singh lamented the rejection of his motion at the Parliament lobby yesterday, 15 August.
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Free Malaysia Today reported that the rejected motion was filed by Bukit Gelugor Member of Parliament (MP) Ramkarpal Singh, in connection with the recent exposé by The Star regarding sexual harassment against housemen at the Sungai Buloh Hospital."It is regretted that the Parliament speaker (Datuk Mohamad Ariff Md Yusof) has rejected my motion, saying that the issue has been addressed by the Health Ministry when it set up an independent inquiry body," Ramkarpal was quoted as saying by Free Malaysia Today.

Ramkarpal was referring to a direct channel set up by the Health Ministry recently to allow sexual harassment victims to come forward and lodge complaints

Ramkarpal claimed that 38 reports against an orthopaedic head of department at the hospital have been received by the Health Ministry thus far.Sin Chew Daily reported him as saying that the Dewan Rakyat should have been allowed to debate on long-term solutions to sexual harassment despite the Health Ministry's inquiry on the issue."The fact that there are 38 cases tells us how serious this problem is and that it needs more than just an inquiry to prevent the problem from recurring, either in this hospital or elsewhere," the Bukit Gelugor MP was quoted as saying by Free Malaysia Today.

The government has been urged to speed up the drafting and passing of the Sexual Harassment Bill following the case at the Sungai Buloh Hospital

Batu Kawan MP P. Kasthuriraani said sexual offenders could be punished accordingly if the bill was passed."Right now, it is as if these offenders are getting a free pass to do whatever they want, knowing no laws can be enforced against them," she was quoted as saying by Free Malaysia Today yesterday.

Deputy Women, Family, and Community Development Minister Hannah Yeoh
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Meanwhile, Deputy Women, Family, and Community Development Minister Hannah Yeoh also recently stressed on the need for proper legislation to curb sexual harassment at the workplace."The Sexual Harassment (Bill) has been talked about for some time but now with the case involving the Health Ministry, we feel there is a sense of urgency to quickly legislate (the prevention of) sexual harassment," Hannah was quoted as saying by The Star earlier this month.

The case at the Sungai Buloh Hospital is just the latest addition to a string of sexual crimes in Malaysia lately:

                A Religious Teacher Who Sexually Abused His Sister-In-Law Was Sentenced To A Year's Jail

Both the accused and the victim worked at a childcare centre in Pandan Indah.

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                All You Should Know About The Tahfiz School Volunteer Who Sexually Molested 21 Students

The suspect is facing a maximum of 20 years in prison and whipping upon conviction.

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These Roads In KL Will Be Closed On 21 May For The Standard Chartered Marathon

KL folks, take note. You might be experiencing some traffic inconvenieces this Sunday due to the upcoming Standard Chartered KL Marathon 2017.

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The annual marathon, which is set to take place on Sunday, 21 May at Dataran Merdeka, is one of the largest marathons in the country. To make way for the event, selected roads around KL will be closed for different periods on that day.

Similar to last year, the main highways - Duta-Ulu Klang Expressway (DUKE) and Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway (AKLEH) - will be closed

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The organiser announced the road closures on its official website recently and it shows that all lanes of the DUKE in the west-bound direction will be closed from 2:30am to 11:30am.AKLEH lanes will be closed entirely from 1:30am to 10:30am.A stretch of the Middle Ring Road 2 (MRR2) connecting the two aforementioned highways will also be closed from 4:30am to 9:30am.

Take note that Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman will be closed from midnight till 10am while Jalan Tuanku Abdul Halim (Jalan Duta) and Lebuhraya Sultan Iskandar will be closed from 2am to 12:30pm

Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman.
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Take note that Jalan Raja will be closed starting this Friday at 8pm, only reopening on Sunday at 2:30pm.

Other road closures on that day involve different parts of KL

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The roads, which will be closed from 3:30am to 10:30am, include:- Jalan Raja Laut- Jalan Sultan Ismail- Jalan Bukit Bintang- Jalan Raja Chulan- Jalan Dang Wangi- Jalan Ampang- Jalan Perak- Jalan P. Ramlee- Jalan Tun Razak- Jalan Jelatek (until 9:30am)- Jalan Kuching towards the Segambut roundabout

For more information on the closures, head over to SCMKL's official website. All the best to the participants! :)

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If you're thinking of heading down to KL this Sunday, be sure to use the public transport!


Malaysians Who Are #TooBusy For Themselves, Know What It's Like To...

1. Hate this ONE BIRD that wakes you up two hours too early everyday of your hectic week

YOU KNOW THIS BIRD! 7am. Without fail.P.S. It’s called the Koel bird, or burung Sewah Tahu. Tag your friends!Like SAYS for more fun stuff like this! :D https://www.facebook.com/saysdotcomPosted by SAYS on Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Because it wakes you up way before your alarm rings, making you lose out on precious extra sleep UGH WHYYYY?!

2. Wish you could beat that horrible jam by hopping onto a bike. Or flying. Yeah, definitely flying.

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Watching all those motorcycles zipping through traffic while you're stuck at a complete standstill contemplating how behind schedule you now are is pure torture T__T

3. Discover that the printer is out of toner JUST before you need to submit that 20 page report

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It's like the printer just plots and waits for you to be at your busiest before going bonkers and flashing all kinds of error messages at you. If you had a dollar for every time you saw low toner, paper tray empty, document not aligned, or paper jam detected, you'd be so rich that you wouldn't even need to work in the first place!

4. Have to eat lunch at your desk, WHILE STILL TYPING

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Lunch breaks are a fond distant memory...

5. Finally take a quick power nap after burning the midnight oil, only to be caught by your colleagues

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Fingers crossed they don't tell your boss! #kantoi

6. Daydream about cloning yourself (yeah, you've even Googled that before)

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Just think of how much you could get done with two of you! Or one of you could focus on work related stuff while the other you just spends the day lepak-ing. Sadly technology isn't that advanced yet :(

7. FFK your friends at the last minute :(

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But it's okay, they'll probably do the same to you at some point or other because everyone's schedules are equally packed.

8. Pull out your laptop anytime, ANYWHERE (and use your phone's hotspot for Internet)

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Can't even tengok bola in peace :(

9. Lie in bed and drift off to sleep only to realise that ONE THING you forgot to do

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And then spend two more hours getting it done while everyone else is fast asleep. Maybe you'll catch up on sleep tomorrow. :'(

10. Wish that there were more than 24 hours in a day

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There's just not enough time to get everything done okay?!

No time for yourself? It's okay, you're not alone. #grouphug

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Even if your life is pretty much one big to-do list, taking the time to ensure that you have a wholesome breakfast is essential

MILO Own The Day WebfilmHave you ever dreaded to get out of bed because of the amount of workload, tasks and chores ahead? See how MILO can help you OWN THE DAY with the video below!Posted by MILO Malaysia on Sunday, March 27, 2016

Add the good old Malaysian favourite MILO to your breakfast menu to kickstart the day and you're sure to have more than enough energy to get you through!And here's a #lifehack for those with a particularly busy lifestyle: MILO 3-in-1's got you covered for a quick and convenient breakfast on-the-go (in addition to some food of course) that will sustain you throughout the day and leave you with plenty of time to get stuff done. :)

Grab some yummy life-saving breakfast hacks here:

                15 Life-Saving Breakfast Hacks For The Busiest, Most Resourceful Mums Out There

Preparing for breakfast has never been easier!

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Try these when you need a sweet pick-me-up:

                11 Sinful Recipes That Can Only Be Achieved With A Lot Of MILO

For this week's edition of SAYS Makan, we went beyond the "hot or cold" spectrum of drinking Milo. You're probably ne...

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Here's How You Can Apply To Walk The Runway At KL Fashion Week 2022

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KL Fashion Week (KLFW) 2022 is looking for fresh faces to walk the runway this year, and you could be the next model to strut your stuff at the event!

Aspiring models and catwalk connoisseurs — it's your time to shine!Partnering with one of their sponsors, KLFW is collaborating with SAMSUNG Malaysia in their search for fresh faces and fierce walks to join "The Perfect 10 Model Search 2022."According to the application, no experience or expensive portfolios are required, simply completing the form and introducing yourself will be enough.

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The application is open to Malaysians and non-Malaysians between the ages of 18 and 30, with photo requirements being part of the process

Besides providing personal details and contact information, individuals who are currently represented by modelling agencies are required to list contact information of their respective channel(s). Models who are represented by agencies must attain their consent before applying.Furthermore, other standardised measurements will need to be provided. This includes height, waist measurement, hip measurement, chest measurement, shoe size, eye colour, and hair colour.

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A crucial requirement however, are the photo submission requirements.Each applicant will need to submit a total of six images — a full length photo, a waist up photo, a close up photo, two profile shots (from the left side and right side respectively), and a smiling profile shot.All the photos are required to be shot outside in natural daylight, though not under direct sunlight. Applicants must not have any makeup on, and for those with long hair, wear your hair down. Additionally, a dress code is in place for all applicants in regards to their respective gender. They are:Male: Plain-coloured fitted top or singlet, and form-fitted jeans.Female: Plain-coloured fitted top with fitted leggings or jeans, and heels.As a guide, here are some examples attached in the application process for potential candidates to reference:

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Click here for a full rundown of the photo submission guidelines.

After sending in your application, candidates will need to attend an in-person casting call to showcase their walk and personality

Once a valid submission has been made (sufficiently filling every criteria in the application), applicants should receive a confirmation email within three working days.Confirmed applicants will then attend a casting call at W Kuala Lumpur in Jalan Ampang on 30 July. Requirements are also in place for all attendees, which include wearing light or natural-looking makeup with hair worn down, and adhering to the dress code (which is the same as the photo guidelines stipulated above).There, participants will be judged by an independent panel of selected judges, a panel of fashion industry experts, and the founder of KLFW himself, Andrew Tan.

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In the end, a lucky total of 10 winners will be selected to walk the runway at KLFW 2022 as part of a special pre-presentation.The winners of the challenges will also stand a chance to win exclusive prizes by the sponsors of KLFW, which include a one-night stay at the W KL.

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Think you have what it takes to be one of the selected few? Submissions are now open until 27 July!

Click here to review the application, and here for the photo submission guidelines. Importantly, click here to check out all the terms and conditions for the application.

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See how these 'models' held their own fashion show at the height of the pandemic:

                [VIDEO] COVID-19 Patients Hold 'Fashion Show' In MAEPS Serdang To Pass The Time

"Quarantine but make it fashun."

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Check out this girl who wore a pasar malam dress to KLFW and became an instant icon:

                This Girl Wore A Pasar Malam Dress To KL Fashion Week Because Of A Twitter Challenge

The dress was sold at a stall in Pasir Mas, Kelantan.

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[VIDEO] Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Gives Out Chocolates To Media Officials At The PM's Office

Over the past few days, hardworking media officials reporting the political turmoil in Malaysia have been receiving an endless amount of goodies

From coffee, to nasi kandar, and sunblock - now everyone wants to be a journalist.

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The interim Prime Minister's wife, Tun Dr Siti Hasmah, also hopped on the bandwagon and gave out chocolates to reporters and journalists present at the Prime Minister's office

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Today, 27 February, Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali arrived at the Perdana Putra complex in Putrajaya around 10am. She was in an official vehicle accompanied by a police escort.

In a video by Bernama, she can be seen handing over some chocolates to the group of reporters, journalists, and photographers from inside the car."Take and give some to your friends," she says.

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When asked about her health, Tun Dr Siti Hasmah replies, "I'm fine, Alhamdulillah."She then pulls out a stuffed toy tiger and teases the media officials, saying that they should be "friends" with it.

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Reporters were delighted and they even shared a video of them thanking Tun Siti Hasmah for being so thoughtful

The media team from NewsMPB said that they ran to Tun Dr Siti Hasmah's car but did not expect her to give them the chocolates.Journalist Ezreena Amir Hamzah jokingly added, "Suddenly, the weather doesn't feel hot at all. Thank you, Tun!"

Bila Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Mohd Ali bagi coklat, kami petugas media pun seronok lain macam. Terima Kasih Tun!  @NewsMPB pic.twitter.com/W3ZuZZusgk— EzreenaAmirHamzah (@EzreenaNewsMPB) February 27, 2020

Watch the full video of Tun Dr Siti Hasmah handing out goodies here:

         View this post on Instagram           [Video] Isteri PM interim, Tun Dr Siti Hasmah mengagihkan coklat kepada petugas media yang membuat liputan kemelut politik negara, ketika tiba di bangunan Perdana Putra, Putrajaya pagi tadi. A post shared by  Bernama (@bernamaofficial) on Feb 26, 2020 at 6:48pm PST


Rakaman Jemaah Meninggal Di Masjid Mina Semasa Beri Tazkirah Ini Buat Ramai Tersentuh

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Setiap manusia yang hidup pasti akan meninggalkan dunia ini apabila tiba masanya

Ajal dan maut memang sudah tertulis oleh Allah SWT sejak kita lahir ke dunia lagi. Disebabkan itulah, kita sebagai umat Islam diwajibkan membuat amal ibadah yang mencukupi sebelum sakaratul maut datang menjemput.Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video memaparkan seorang jemaah di Mina meninggal semasa sedang memberikan tazkirah kepada jemaah lain di masjid.Lihat video itu di bawah:

  @rmixbyhakim ....ในหนทางของอัลลอฮฺ .. มาชาอัลลอฮฺ #ฮัจย์มับรูร #alhamdulillah #อามีน   เสียงต้นฉบับ - นาโนสุขภาพ - นาโนสุขภาพ

Tiba-tiba rebah semasa sedang beri tazkirah buat jemaah lain

Menerusi perkongsian rakaman berdurasi 31 saat oleh @rmixbyhakim itu, kelihatan arwah sedang memberikan tazkirah dalam satu majlis ilmu agama di Mina.Apa yang membuatkan ramai sebak dan tersentuh adalah apabila dia tiba-tiba kelihatan seperti pening kepala dan ingin rebah.Namun, sebaik saja dua orang jemaah lagi datang kepadanya, dia terus jatuh dan difahamkan sudah meninggal dunia di tempat kejadian.

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"Allahuakbar. Sakaratul maut itu amat dahsyat. Tetapi Allah permudahkan urusan akhir beliau. Rezeki beliau di tanah suci" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video tersebut yang kini sudah meraih 737.6K views, 50.7K likes dan 3.2K shares di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut mengucapkan takziah dan mendoakan agar arwah ditempatkan bersama para orang beriman.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Mudah sungguh cara pemergian arwah. Semoga syurga buatnya. Al Fatihah.

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[GIFS] 7 Ways To Do What You Thought You Never Could

1. Understand the fears that drive you - pushing the limits starts with an awareness of what really drives you. You are most successful when you look your demons in the eye and admit your weaknesses

Pushing the limits starts with an awareness of what really drives you, the scary stuff that you're afraid to admit.
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Pushing the limits starts with an awareness of what really drives you — the scary stuff that you’re afraid to admit.

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2. Change your environment - in order to grow or excel, break out of routines and change your settings

One must break out of routines in order to grow or excel.
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3. Take a leap of faith - you will never know your limits until you make that first step

We typically will continue on life's path until life throws us a curve ball that forces us to step up.
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4. Try something you never would otherwise - base jumping, bungee jumping or sky diving anyone?

Base jumping is an activity where participants jump from fixed objects and use a parachute to break their fall.
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5. Learn from others - you may think you are doing everything right but in reality, you may have missed a major key point that could have been vital for your development

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6. Find a rival and compete - rivalry allows you to understand that limitations are obstacles you can overcome

You need someone above you to help you understand and realise that there is still a long way to go for you.
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7. Take a step back - sometimes the best way to grow is to stop what you are doing and take time to reflect

Have you ever had moments in life where you haven't done something for a long time, and when you finally did, were better at it than you were before?
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Ever felt close to pushing your limits but just never could? Tired of being held back? Red Bull wants you to know that there are no limits to your abilities and aspirations

Red Bull I+ Energy With No Limits.
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The Red Bull 'Energy With No Limits' campaign is all about your desire for energy, and more importantly, the limitless possibilities you can achieve with Red Bull.
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The "Energy With No Limits" campaign is all about your desire for energy, and more importantly, the limitless possibilities you can achieve with Red Bull.

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"Terima Kasih Untuk Semua Itu" - Lelaki Kongsi Luahan Maknya Ini Buat Ramai Terharu

Kasih dan pengorbanan seorang ibu terhadap anak-anak sememangnya tiada tolok bandingnya

Dalam Islam, anak-anak diajar untuk sentiasa menghormati dan berbuat baik terhadap ibu bapa.Sama seperti ciapan yang tular baru-baru ni di Twitter berkenaan seorang lelaki yang berkongsi chat WhatsApp daripada maknya telah mencuri perhatian ramai.Lihat ciapan penuh di bawah:

Sebenarnya hari ni saya seharian saya rasa sedih.Semua perancangan hari ni gagal. Baring je atas katil dari pagi. Entahlah. Macam-macam ada dalam kepala.Terkesan betul dengan Whatsapp Mak tengah malam tadi.Maaf sebab jauh. Maaf takda dengan Mak masa Mak tak sihat pic.twitter.com/IR6HQK0jg8— Cikgu Anep (@Anepppppppppp) January 8, 2023

Mak berterima kasih atas jasa kerana telah membuatnya gembira

Menerusi ciapan yang telah dimuat naik oleh @Anepppppppppp di Twitter, lelaki itu dilihat sebak selepas membaca teks ringkas daripada maknya melalui aplikasi WhatsApp.Melalui teks itu, maknya berterima kasih kepadanya kerana rajin membawanya berjalan-jalan serta menunaikan hajat yang diinginkan.Dalam pada itu, lelaki itu juga berkongsi foto serta kenangan bersama maknya pada untaian tersebut.

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Hadiah telekung Khadijah sempena sambutan hari lahir.
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Mak mengidam buah durian, tak jadi buat suprise.
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"Nice bro, keep making your mom happy!" - Netizen

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, ciapan berkenaan kini telah meraih 39K tontonan, 283 retweet dan 1.1K tanda suka, rata-rata netizen turut terharu selepas membaca perkongsian itu.Berikut di bawah adalah komen daripada netizen di Twitter:

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Bestnya! Seronok sebenarnya kalau kita spend time dan buat mak kita happy :)


Influencer Who Travelled To Janda Baik Is Now Being Investigated By The Police

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A local businesswoman cum online personality who recently uploaded photos of her trip to Janda Baik, Pahang on social media is now being investigated by the police

Bentong police chief Supt Zaiham Mohd Kahar told Berita Harian that an investigation was launched following a police report on the individual's Instagram posts.Previously, her posts went viral and were republished by netizens on other social media platforms.

Bentong police chief Supt Zaiham Mohd Kahar.
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The police also debunked her statement which suggests that a travel permit is not needed for people to enter Janda Baik from Selangor

Zaiham noted that the woman may be issued a compound of up to RM5,000.The investigation is being handled by the Criminal Investigation Department at the Bentong police headquarters according to Regulation 17(1) of the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Regulation 2021.

"The police denies the woman's confusing statement, that an interstate travel permit is not needed for travels from Selangor to Janda Baik," he added.

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He also implored members of the public to contact the Bentong police headquarters if they have any information regarding standard operating procedure (SOP) violations within the district

Zaiham advised people to not make any speculations on the incident and to always abide by regulations set in place by the National Security Council (MKN) in their efforts to break the chain of COVID-19 infection.

Remember to limit your movement and keep practising physical distancing. Find out the latest COVID-19 updates on the Ministry of Health's COVIDNOW website.

The woman, who is also the wife of a former politician, emphasised that a travel permit is not needed as the Gombak Toll Plaza is located within the Selangor border:

                Influencer Claims That No Letter Is Needed To Travel From Selangor To Janda Baik In Pahang

The woman, who is also the wife of a former politician, emphasised that a travel permit is not needed as the Gombak T...

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15 Common Warning Lights On Your Car Dashboard And What They Mean

Have you ever wondered what all those little symbols on your car dashboard mean? You know, the ones that light up like a Christmas tree when you turn on the ignition.

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Some of these dashboard lights shouldn't be taken lightly, as they could be indicating an issue with your car. Here are the meanings behind these car warning lights:

(A) WARNING SYMBOLS

Warning symbols are normally in red. They indicate a potential problem or safety issue that should be checked by a professional.

1. Engine temperature warning light

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What it means: Your car's coolant is overheating. What to do: Quickly pull over and let your car cool down or the heat can destroy your car's engine.The symbol also comes in blue which means the coolant temperature is below what is needed for optimum performance. It normally pops up when you start up your car in the morning and the symbol should disappear once the vehicle warms up.

2. Oil pressure warning light

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What it means: If the engine oil pressure warning light is on, it may mean your engine has lost normal oil pressure. What to do: It could be something as simple as being low on oil, or it could be an indication of serious engine problems. The trouble is, you don’t know whether the problem is serious or no big deal, so the best course of action is to pull over immediately, turn off your engine, and call for your mechanic.

3. Battery charge warning

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What it means: Your car's battery juice is running low.What to do: First thing you should do is turn off anything that draws power from the battery, except for the headlights if you are driving at night. This includes the air conditioning and heating system, the stereo, any interior lights, and any accessories such as heated seats or heated mirrors. Do not turn your car off until you get to somewhere safe, just in case it doesn't start again.

4. Brake warning light

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What it means: It's likely that you left your handbrake on. But if the light is still lit when you are driving, it could mean your car is low on brake fluid or something more severe.What to do: If the red brake light blinks, or comes on and off intermittently, and there is no change in the feel of the brake pedal, then have the vehicle properly diagnosed by a qualified repair shop as soon as possible.But if the light is permanently lit, the vehicle should be pulled to the side of the road and towed to a qualified repair shop.

5. Airbag indicator

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What it means: There's something faulty with the airbags.What to do: Take your vehicle to a qualified service centre or your dealer immediately to have the problem diagnosed. Remember the faulty Takata airbags?

6. Seatbelt indicator

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What it means: You're not wearing your seatbelt.What to do: This doesn't require a checkup from a professional but it's quite possibly the most important aspect of driving. Seat belt use is one of the most effective ways to save lives and reduce injuries in crashes, yet millions do not buckle up on every trip. Safety first and put on your belt, buddy.

(B) SAFETY SYMBOLS

These symbols might appear as different colours in different cars and they should be looked at.

1. Engine warning

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What it means: If this is illuminated, it means there is an issue with your engine.What to do: It may be down to a minor electrical issue,  but it could also be something which if not checked straight away, could lead to further and more substantial damage. Bring your car to the mechanic when you can.

2. Traction control light

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What it means: Your car is losing its grip.What to do: Slow down and allow your vehicle to regain traction. The light should go out but if it stays on, there could be an underlying problem with the traction control system.

3. ABS indicator

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What it means: There's something wrong with your car's Anti-lock Braking System (ABS).What to do: If the warning light comes on while you are driving, it means the ABS is not working properly. Your brakes will still work, but the ABS might not engage if you need to make an emergency stop. If the light remains on, you need to have a mechanic diagnose the ABS light issue as soon as possible.

4. Tire pressure warning light

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What it means: According to your tire pressure monitor system, at least one of your tires is running low on pressure.What to do: Head to your closest petrol station and add air as necessary.

5. Glow plug indicator

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What it means: If your car is running on diesel, this is the glow plug indicator. Due to the nature of diesel engines, they require some extra help when first starting up at a cold temperature. The glow plug is a heating element that is activated during startup when the temperature of the engine is too low.What to do: Normally, the glow plug indicator light will come on only when the engine is cold. Typically, this light flashes only when an issue has been detected.The most common reason to replace glow plugs is age. Over time, after repeated warm-up cycles, the glow plugs age and are not able to produce any heat. Replacing your glow plugs should get rid of any issues.

(C) COMMON SYMBOLS

The following are all related to your vehicle’s lighting system and routine needs. For instance, the need to fill your windshield washer fluid, or top up petrol.

1. High beam light indicator

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What it means: The light is active only when the high beams are active and has been a standard in vehicles for decades.

2. Low windshield fluid indicator

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What it means: You're low on windshield washer fluid. Spare a minute and top it off.

3. Low fuel inidicator

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What it means: Your car needs fuel. Time for a trip to the petrol station. Fun fact: The symbol on the fuel gauge also has an arrow next to it - this indicates which side of the car has the gas cap. No more gas station three-point turns in rental cars ever again.

4. Service reminder

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What it means: It's time to send your vehicle to service.

Remember to take some of these lights seriously as you may not know what will happen to your car the next moment if you decide to ignore it. When in doubt, always check with your mechanic or a professional. Drive safe, guys!

Note: Your car dashboard may be different and the symbols listed below may have altered designs and colours. Be sure to check your manual for more information.


Cinema Sofa Seats Have Allegedly Grown Mould After 2 Months Of MCO

It seems that retail stores aren't the only ones struggling with mould right now.
Photos are now circulating on social media showing mouldy cinema seats.

On Tuesday, 12 May, Facebook user Chong Andy posted images of purple and red cinema seats covered in mould that have since been shared over 2,700 times.

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Image via Chong Andy/Facebook

SAYS has reached out to multiple cinemas in Malaysia to clarify which theatres are in the photos

Golden Screen Cinemas (GSC) responded that the photos are not GSC theatres and explained that they have not left their cinemas unattended since day one of the Movement Control Order (MCO).They revealed that they ventilate their cinemas on alternate days by switching the air-conditioning on to circulate the air and also carry out mould and fungal checks in all of the halls and seats.

Meanwhile, a spokesperson for TGV Cinemas told SAYS that they have done a thorough investigation internally and can fully verify that the photos do not represent any of their cinema halls."Comprehensive safety standards will be executed throughout all locations after our closure period as the health and safety of our customers, as well as employees, are of top priority," reads the statement."More details on the comprehensive safety standards will be shared soon on our digital channels."

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MBO Cinemas also explained that the cinemas in question are not theirs.  "From the start of the Movement Control Order (MCO), we have ensured that all common touchpoints in the cinema such as the railings, counters, seats, floors, washrooms, and others are cleaned and disinfected weekly at all of our locations nationwide," a spokesperson of MBO told SAYS.The owner of Lotus Five Star Cinemas recently revealed that these photos are not of their cinemas and assured that they have been cleaning their halls daily throughout this MCO period.

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We are currently waiting for mmCineplexes to respond and will update this article once we have received more information.

Remember to #JustStayAtHome. Watch the latest update on the COVID-19 situation:


What's The Most Memorable MAGGI Noodles You've Ever Had? Here's What Malaysians Say

1. "Eating MAGGI Noodles reminds me of my grandma"

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"My mum used to only put half a packet of seasoning in my MAGGI Noodles, which drove me nuts because you need all that flavour! But every Friday I would get to eat MAGGI Noodles just the way I like it, with the full packet of seasoning, because my grandma would make it for me. She doesn't remember me anymore, so that memory of eating MAGGI Noodles on Fridays with her is very special for me."- Samantha

2. "I must have cooked MAGGI goreng at least 16 times that week because of a bet"

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"I make the best MAGGI goreng. First I sauté onions, garlic, and chili padi. Then I add the MAGGI Noodles with the seasoning, and top it off with siew pak choy and telur mata. One day I made a bet with my sister's then-boyfriend that if he cleaned the whooooole kitchen, I would cook my MAGGI goreng for him anytime he wanted for a week. And he totally abused the system! OK, the system was flawed because I didn't give him limitations... hehe. I must have cooked MAGGI goreng at least 16 times that week. Still delicious though!"- Ihsan

3. "I always order my extra yummy MAGGI goreng after a night out"

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"I only eat MAGGI goreng from one particular mamak in SS15. Somehow theirs is extra yummy and I've yet to find anywhere else that can make it the same way. My best friend and I always go there after concerts or any other late-night events. We'll both order 'MAGGI goreng tak nak sayur and ayam goreng potong', then spend the rest of the night talking and laughing over whatever event we had just attended."- Gowri

4. "MAGGI Noodles has always been a comfort food for me... regardless of where I am in the world"

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"I lived abroad most of my life so whenever my parents had friends visiting from Malaysia, they would always tumpang packets of MAGGI Noodles. These were a real treat for me because I was a pretty fussy kid, and didn't really like typical Malaysian food like nasi lemak and anything that was smelly. Yep, I was pretty spoiled.I fondly remember seeing those old MAGGI Noodles ads on my grandma's TV - the one of the little boy slurping his noodles and then raising his bowl to his face to EFFICIENTLY drink the remaining sup. I always strived to do those same motions whenever I had a nice, cozy bowl of MAGGI Kari. MAGGI Noodles has always been a comfort food for me, and it always will be, regardless of where I am in the world."- Danial

5. "MAGGI goreng mamak with telur mata was our first date food"

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"I was on a very stressful, one-week work trip to Singapore with colleagues. One of the guys and I started hanging out a lot, just talking and being silly. I told him that I was craving MAGGI goreng mamak and couldn't wait to get home.When we got back to Malaysia, he belanja me MAGGI goreng with telur mata at a nearby mamak. I guess that was our first date. Heehee. We've been married 5 years now!"- Laila

6. "I was so homesick I sniffed a packet of MAGGI Noodle for five minutes"

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"I didn't have MAGGI Noodle for quite a long time when I studied in UK. One day I was at the Asian supermarket and I found MAGGI Noodles. I was SO EXCITED. This sounds weird but I honestly stood there sniffing it for 5 minutes...just breathing in the packet... before buying it. Ahhh... MAGGI Noodle just feels like home, you know?I cooked my MAGGI Noodle as per instructions on the packet, added an egg at the last moment for an oozy yolk, and it was the most comforting bowl of hot noodles I have ever had." - Jia Vern

7. "We brought own stash of MAGGI Noodle to camp and ate it in secret"

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"When I was much younger, my friends and I would go to Genting once a year for our church camp. The food there was always terrible. Cold and yucky! But we'd always look forward to bringing our own stash of MAGGI Noodle. We'd cook it late at night and makan together when our parents were asleep. Hahaha. I have such great memories of us crowding over our bowls and slurping MAGGI Noodles, acting like we were so cool." - Ruxyn

8. "My aunty taught me how to cook big batches of MAGGI goreng while keeping the veg green and firm"

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"I've always been mesmerised by my aunty's MAGGI goreng because she would cook HUGE batches and it always tasted amazing. When I was finally old enough, she taught me the recipe and I use it to treat my housemates once in a while ;)First, sauté onions until caramelised, then throw in your protein (chicken, fish cake, shrimp, whatever you want). After that, add bean sprouts, choy sum, cabbage, carrot, and goreng until everything is cooked. Set that aside. Next, sauté garlic and chili padi until wangi, then add pre-soaked MAGGI Noodle, kicap hitam, light soy sauce, oyster sauce, and MAGGI curry powder. Mix it all together. Add the proteins and veg back with the MAGGI noodles and you're all set! It's THE BEST MAGGI GORENG."- Jeremy

9. "The first meal I had when I got back to Malaysia was MAGGI Noodles!"

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"I went for a work trip to Dubai for a week. It was wonderful! But when I touched down in Malaysia, it was late and I was hungry, and I knew what I wanted as my first meal - MAGGI NOODLE! There’s really nothing like the distinctive curry flavour. It’s a wholly Malaysian experience."- Alyssa

Whether you like it soupy or goreng, MAGGI Noodles have that confem Malaysian taste

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Easy to make and delicious to eat, there's no denying that MAGGI noodles have a special place in our homes

Looking for a new way to spice up your MAGGI noodles? Check out Sheila Rusly's recipe video for MAGGI Kari Goreng Minang:

Pelajari resepi MAGGI® Kari Goreng Minang daripada Sheila Rusly sendiri! Senang dibuat, enak dinikmati: http://po.st/pmnMwPPosted by MAGGI on Wednesday, 29 March 2017

Do you think you have an award-winning recipe? Share a photo or video of your MAGGI Goreng, along with a short description of the recipe to win awesome prizes!

Here's how to enter:Upload a photo of your MAGGI Goreng dish and MAGGI pack.Type out your recipe in the description.Add the hashtag #MAGGIgorengmystailTag MAGGI on Instagram @maggi.malaysia*Make sure your Instagram is publicContest period: 15 July 2019 - 15 August 2019

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Check out the prizes!1st Prize: RM3,000 shopping voucher & MAGGI hamper2nd Prize: RM2,000 shopping voucher & MAGGI hamper 3rd Prize: RM1,000 & MAGGI hamper  There will also be consolation prizes if you finish in the top 100! Get all the details here.

Show off your #MAGGIgorengMYstail skills! Get more info here.


"Kreatif" - Hanya Guna Pengunci Pintu, Starter Motosikal Lelaki Ini Curi Tumpuan Ramai

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

Kemajuan bidang automotif kenderaan dalam kalangan anak muda semakin mendapat perhatian

Iyalah, sudah ramai kita lihat generasi muda kini modified kenderaan sendiri demi kepentingan peribadi.Baru-baru ini, tular satu video di TikTok berkenaan sebuah motosikal yang menggunakan pengunci pintu sebagai starter telah menarik perhatian ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @r_ulukyanan21 ide kreatif ini  suara asli  - Amerauke Serikat

Cuma kunci sahaja, motosikal terus hidup

Menerusi video yang telah dimuat naik oleh @r_ulukyanan21 di TikTok, dilihat sebuah motosikal yang menggunakan pengunci pintu sebagai starter.Apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah cara menghidupkan motosikal itu dengan hanya menguncikan kunci itu seperti mengunci pintu.

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"Okay bang, saya tinggal cari je mana abang parking moto ni" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video berkenaan yang kini telah meraih 8.9M tontonan, 608.2K tanda suka dan 19.4K perkongsian di TikTok, rata-rata netizen terhibur dengan bentuk kunci motosikal itu.Berikut di bawah adalah komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Kreatif tu dah bagus, cuma senang betul motosikal tu kena curi nanti :P

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

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Check Out Malaysia's Own 'Sakura Trees' That Look As Beautiful As The Ones In Japan

Millions travel to Japan just to experience the beautiful sakura trees blooming every spring

Crowds enjoying the blooming cherry blossom trees in Ueno Park, Tokyo.
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But did you know, Malaysia has its very own 'sakura season' that peaks in March every year?

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Let us introduce you to tecoma trees (Tabebuia Pentaphylla)

These trees bloom beautiful white and pink flowers for only about two weeks a year in the dry season in Malaysia.

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These flowering trees are planted in many Malaysian parks and gardens and along the roadsides

However, if you'd like to see them in masses, there are many growing along Jalan Kuala Kedah, Jalan Langgar, and Jalan Yan in Alor Setar, Kedah.Not to mention, they are also found lining the roads in Bayan Lepas and on the campus grounds of Universiti Sains Malaysia in Penang!

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Even though they are not cherry blossom trees, they definitely still look as calming and pleasing as the ones in Japan do

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So grab your camera and keep a look out.
If you're lucky, you might find yourself noticing some beautiful tecoma trees blooming right in your neighbourhood!

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A 50-Year-Old Killed Himself By Jumping From The 6th Floor Of The Building He Built

A Chinese man, identified only by his surname Li, threw himself off the 6th floor of a building in Changfeng county, Anhui province, eastern China. The incident happened on Tuesday, 25 October.

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He had worked at the building and helped build it in 2008

It was reported that the man was trying to locate his former employer at the building to get his unpaid wages cleared, which have been pending since last eight years.However, his attempts to repeatedly try and retrieve his salary – totalling hundreds of thousands of yuan –  from the businessman weren't successful as his former boss could not be found, South China Morning Post reported.

According to Anhui Commercial News, which quoted Li's family, he was under tremendous pressure and was very angry and frustrated

While it is not uncommon in China for migrant workers to be owed their wages, the authorities were now looking into the matter, SCMP reported.

People mourn Li's death at the foot of the building from where he jumped.
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A few weeks ago, a young man jumped to his death from the fourth floor of the carpark at the Mid Valley Megamall shopping complex:


Man Who Found Stack Of SGD50 Notes Will Return It To Whoever Can Tell Him The Exact Amount

While travelling to Johor Bahru from Singapore, a man found an envelope full of RM150 (SGD50) notes

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Rather than following the principle of 'finders keepers, losers weepers,' Liu Xinfa decided he was going to make an effort to find the owner of the sum of money, Mothership reported.

With no way to identify the owner, the good Samaritan decided to get creative and turn to social media

In a Facebook post published on 12 February, the man explained that he will return the money to whoever can tell him the exact amount within the envelope.Unsurprisingly, that caught the attention of a lot of people. The post had garnered over 1,750 shares at the time of writing.

The overwhelming response from netizens in the comment section of the post were positive, with many praising the man for his honesty and good values

"Kindness begets kindness," a Facebook user wrote.

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However, that did not stop several cheeky netizens from shooting their shot.

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Not to miss out on the good karma, many Facebook users also shared a screenshot of what could be a promising lead.
A woman named Lim Qian wrote a Facebook post on 5 February to spread the word on her missing envelope of money.

"Did anyone pick up SGD1,000 worth of money in an envelope? That is the hard-earned money that I’ve made in Singapore for the first time. The envelope is labelled ‘mia lim np yishun'," she wrote, a week before the man's viral post.According to Mothership, it is unclear whether the woman had since been identified by the man.

Small random acts of kindness can make a huge difference. Read about this good Samaritan's experience helping an elderly man in KL:

                M'sian Shares Heartwarming Experience Of Commuters Helping An 'Uncle' On The LRT

"May all our kind acts earn us kindness as well."

Read the full story


You Could Risk Losing All Your Data In The Next iOS Update

Apple's latest update for its handheld devices is expected to release later this month. Before you go ahead with the upgrade to iOS 10.3, here's a friendly warning - back up ALL your files first.

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While that's generally good advice, you'll want to be extra sure about this upcoming update due to some major overhauling from the Cupertino giant

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It all has to do with the tech giant introducing a new file system to replace its 29-year-old predecessor known as HFS+.Since its inception decades ago, iOS has used the Hierarchical File System (HFS+) to store and retrieve data. But times have caught on, and Apple is replacing it with a new setup called the Apple File System (APFS).The update will be better suited to modern computing demands, allowing for stronger encryption, more accurate time stamps and optimisation for solid state storage.

During the update, your phone will automatically convert to the new APFS, but if something goes wrong during the process, your old files could disappear for good because the two file systems are not compatible

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"iOS 10.3 will automatically convert all the data on a device to APFS," a developer told Business Insider.

Another thing to take note of - there is no method for converting anything back from APFS to HFS+

According to Apple, if you upgrade to APFS and something goes wrong and you want the old version of iOS back, you’ll have to reformat your drive to get the old file system back, which will delete all of your files on your device.

Listen to Apple and make sure you backup your devices before updating, guys!

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This Video Of A Girl Watching 'Tom & Jerry' With A Stranger On The MRT Is Pure Joy

Earlier this week, a 21-second long video went viral on Twitter. It showed a young girl excitedly watching 'Tom & Jerry' on a stranger's mobile on the MRT in Singapore.

The short video was captured by the stranger's daughter who uploaded it on her Twitter account on Monday night, 27 May. The daughter's tweet has since gone viral with more than 105k likes and over 35k retweets as of writing this story.In the video, the MRT commuter is seen sharing his mobile screen with a little girl to watch a cartoon together during their commute.In her tweet, the daughter said that her father "befriended a tiny human in the train".

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The joy the little girl experiences while watching the cartoon is so pure that even the man couldn't keep his phone away and endearingly indulged the girl

The little girl enjoyed the cartoon so much that at one point in the video, she even said "no" to the lady sitting beside her while grinning widely.

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Watch the heartwarming video here:

My father befriended a tiny human in the train today. They’re watching Tom & Jerry.  pic.twitter.com/G8CaIbbqwz— nicølette shruthy (@serenteur) May 27, 2019

Last week, a GrabBike rider and a passenger realised they look the same and it was the cutest thing ever:

                Watch The Moment A Passenger Realises His Indonesian Grab Rider Looks Exactly Like Him

Twins?

Read the full story


Kedah Man Who Got Kidnapped In Viral Video Rescued & Alleged Kidnappers Arrested

Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Telegram for the latest stories and breaking news.

Recently, a video of a man being abducted by five individuals in Alor Setar, Kedah went viral on social media

The 42-second-video showed the man being shoved by the group into the backseat of a white Perodua Viva. The man can be heard screaming throughout the video.According to The Star, the incident took place around 6.30pm on Monday, 24 April, in front of a hotel in Shahab Perdana, Alor Setar.A police report was lodged by the victim's father, following which, the authorities arrested four individuals connected to the case.

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Yesterday, 26 April, the 27-year-old was found safe by the police

The reason for kidnapping the victim is still unknown, and the case is being investigated under Section 362 of the Penal Code for abduction.Kota Setar police chief ACP Ahmad Shukri Mat Akhir said the first suspect,  a 43-year-old man, was arrested in the morning on the same day.Meanwhile, three others were apprehended on Tuesday, 25 April.The suspects are aged between 39 and 43, and three of them tested positive for methamphetamine."They will be remanded for six days pending the investigation," he said.

Read more about the incident here:

                Video Of A Man Being Abducted By 5 People In Broad Daylight In Alor Setar Goes Viral

The police have arrested four suspects connected to the case.

Read the full story


14 Budget-Friendly Rice Cookers If You Live Alone Or With A Small Family

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1. Faber Rice Cooker 1L | RM50.88 - RM99

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This basic Faber rice cooker is perfect for small kitchens as it doesn't take up too much space and won't break the bank. It comes with a stainless steel lid. We love how the simple design reminds us of old school rice cookers that many of us might've grown up with!Capacity: 1LWeight: 1.87kgMeasurement: 24.6cm (L) x 25cm (W) x 22cm (H)You can get it on WOWShop, Shopee, or Lazada.

2. Pensonic Mini Rice Cooker 0.3L | RM98 - RM166

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This small Pensonic rice cooker comes in matte white with a handle that's just too cute! It's great for travelling too (when we finally can, of course).It comes with a non-stick pot and basic functions to make rice, porridge, or to keep food warm. Each purchase also includes a rice spoon and a measuring cup.Capacity: 0.3L for rice or 0.8L if liquidWeight: 1.3kgMeasurement: 21cm (L) x 24.5cm (W) x 23.3cm (H)You can get it on Shopee, Lazada, or Zalora. Optionally, if you prefer a 0.6L conventional version, there's one in white (RM81) and off white (RM74).

3. Xiaomi Mijia Smart Rice Cooker 1.6L | RM135 - RM138

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Xiaomi Mijia has a smart non-stick rice cooker that can make up to 3 cups of rice each time.The buttons are in Chinese but if you can't read, they're pretty basic functions that might just take a little time to get used to. It can also be connected to the MiHome app, which has options for English.Capacity: 1.6LWeight: 4.4kgMeasurement: 25cm (L) x 25cm (W) x 20cm (H)You can get it on Shopee or Lazada.

4. Giselle mini non-stick rice cooker 1.2L | RM55.99 - RM63.99

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If white isn't your thing, this funky rice cooker also comes in maroon (red), pink, brown, and green. It can make roughly 2.5 cups of rice each time.According to its description, you can also use it to cook soups, porridge, and noodles. However, it mentions that to make porridge, you need to keep the lid open while it cooks.Capacity: 1.2LWeight: 1.38kgMeasurement: 20cm (L) x 18cm (W) x 18cm (H)You can get it on Shopee. Or a similar-looking version on Lazada for RM49.65.

5. Toshiba Jar Rice Cooker 1.8L | RM119 - RM149

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This Toshiba non-stick rice cooker also has an option to make congee, or to just keep food warm. It's pretty straightforward to use and comes with a steam tray too!Capacity: 1.8LWeight: 2.8kgMeasurement: 28cm (W) x 26.3cm (D) x 28.9cm (H)You can get it on Shopee or Lazada. There's a slightly cheaper alternative (RM99) in a different design here.

6. Midea rice cooker 0.6L | RM46.90 - RM65

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If all you want is something basic that gets the job done, this Midea rice cooker is an affordable option that can cook roughly 3 to 3.5 cups each time. Aside from rice, you can use it to make soups, stews, and other dishes. It comes with a glass lid. Capacity: 0.6LWeight: 1.44kgMeasurement: 25cm (L) x 25.5cm (W) x 20cm (H)You can get it on Shopee or Lazada. Or a slightly cheaper option here.

7. Khind Jar Rice Cooker 1.8L | RM85.90 - RM108.90

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Khind's non-stick jar rice cooker comes in a mint and white colour, and it includes a steam tray, rice spoon, and measuring cup. It's pretty easy to use, as it only has one switch to cook rice or to keep it warm. Perfect for fuss-free types who prefer a non-complicated rice cooker.Capacity: 1.8LWeight: 2.2kgMeasurement: 29cm (L) x 27cm (W) x 26.8cm (H)You can get it on Shopee or Lazada. There's a cheaper option for RM85.90 here. Or if you prefer a smaller conventional style (0.6L), check out this one.

8. Russell Taylors Fuzzy Logic Smart Rice Cooker | RM124.99 - RM129.99

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If you like options when cooking, this Russell Taylors Smart Rice Cooker has multiple functions from heating and keeping food warm, to reheating food as well. Similar to a microwave's functions, this rice cooker allows you to select the timing, with options to make beans, soups, or steam dishes too.It comes with a steam rack, and can prepare 2 to 10 cups of rice each time. It's said to be on the larger side. Not too shabby for the price, eh?Capacity: 1.8LYou can get it on Lazada or Shopee.

9. Sharp Apple Mini Rice Cooker 0.72L | RM145 - RM195

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Gotta love a cute and functional rice cooker! This Sharp non-stick rice cooker comes as a small apple design, which reviews say looks even cuter in person. It has just one switch, and is said to be able to keep rice or soups warm for up to six hours. Don't be fooled by its size though, the rice cooker can apparently cook up to 4 cups of rice each time.Capacity: 0.72LWeight: 3kgMeasurement: 25.2cm (W) x 26.2cm (H) x 25.2cm (D)You can get it on Shopee or Lazada.

10. Sharp rice cooker 1.8L | RM99 - RM112

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If you prefer a more conventional look, consider this Sharp version instead that can make up to 10 cups of rice each time. Capacity: 1.8LMeasurement: 29cm (L) x 25cm (W) x 29cm (H)You can get it on Shopee, Senheng, Lazada, or HomePro.

11. Russell Taylors Conventional Rice Cooker 1.8L | RM79.99

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You can prepare rice, pasta, or veggies in this conventional rice cooker. It can also steam meals in just 20 minutes. Pretty handy, especially if you're in college or are just too busy to cook. It includes a steam rack as well.Capacity: 1.8LYou can get it on Shopee. There's also a 2.8L version for RM109.99.

12. ELBA Mini Rice Cooker 1.2L | RM87.75 - RM110

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Image via Shopee

Cute and compact! This mini rice cooker can make around 1.5 cups of rice, ideal for a single or two person household, or for travelling.Capacity: 1.2LWeight: 1.3kgMeasurement: 16.6cm (W) x 15.2cm (L) x 20.1cm (H)You can get it on Shopee or Lazada. Or a slightly cheaper option here.

13. Aiden Halo Non-stick Electric Rice Cooker 1.8L | RM58 - RM59

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Without breaking the bank, this Aiden non-stick rice cooker is a good option. It can not only cook rice, but make porridge, soups, and noodles.Capacity: 1.8LWeight: 2kgYou can get it on Lazada or Shopee.

14. Milux Mini Rice Cooker 0.3L | RM52 - RM55.96

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This mini red rice cooker comes with a glass lid and is just nice for one to two people. It can also cook porridge, soups, and noodles. For scale, it's just slightly taller than a canned drink, making it easy to store away. Capacity: 0.3LWeight: 1.1kgMeasurement: 20cm (L) x 16.5cm (W) x 18cm (H)You can get it on Shopee or Lazada.

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[PHOTOS] Burned Armpit Hair Causes Girl To Crash Her Car

There are certain things in life that you simply don't do, regardless of the circumstance. One such thing is riding in a car and lighting the driver's armpit hair on fire. It's an absolute no-no.

But that’s exactly what happened last Sunday morning in southeast Boise, Idaho, and it ended with a crash. According to the Associated Press, a Ford Bronco, driven by 18-year-old Tristian Myers, flipped at high speed after a 16-year-old passenger lit Myers’ armpit hair on fire.

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This photo provided by the Ada County, Idaho, Sheriff's Office shows a Ford Bronco after it crashed with five teenagers onboard, after one of the passengers lit the driver's armpit hair on fire

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All five of the teenage onboard the SUV received injuries during the accident, though luckily none are believed to be life threatening

Two of the passengers, ages 15 and 16, were thrown from the Ford, and Ada County Sheriff’s deputies have noted that it appeared none of the teens were wearing seat belts.

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However, the poor Bronco doesn't look like it survived the ordeal

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The third-gen suffers from some severe alignment issues in the wake of the crash, a mangled headlight and grille, as well as a crumpled hood, roof and doors. Restoration impossible.

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The sheriff’s department believes speed to be a contributing factor and has since cited Myers with inattentive driving and the 16-year-old passenger for interfering with the driver’s safety. A word to the wise – buckle up and don’t be stupid.

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"Bau Busuk" - Beli Sup Perut Sebab Ramai Kata Sedap, Sekali Ada Najis Pula Buat Ramai Loya

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Makanan seperti bersup sudah pasti enak dimakan panas-panas bersama nasi putih

Pelbagai jenis sup yang ada di pasaran termasuk sup ayam, sup daging, sup sayur dan lain-lain. Namun, ada juga sebahagian orang yang gemarkan sup rare seperti sup perut, sup lidah dan banyak lagi. Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah posting di Twitter yang memaparkan sup perut yang ramai kata sedap tapi ada najis telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat posting penuh itu di bawah:

beli sup perut rm20. kononnya kedai tu ramai org kata sedap. jd kita pun terliur try lah beli bungkus nk makan kt rumah,time nk panaskan sup tu bau busuk. tgk2 ada 2 ketul perut bulat penuh taik call peniaga dia ckp tu lemak dlm perut, mcm lah kita ni x pandai beza lemak dgn taik pic.twitter.com/Rpi0Mssz2N— MALAYSIA MOST VIRALL (@MALAYSIAVIRALL) May 29, 2022

Beli sup perut yang ramai recommend, bawa balik rumah jumpa najis pula

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan beberapa kepingan gambar sup perut dimuat naik di media sosial Twitter.Apa yang lebih mengejutkan adalah apabila sup tersebut didapati mempuyai najis yang berbau busuk. Pada awalnya, disangkakan lemak namun ternyata itu bukan lemak tetapi najis lembu yang tidak dibasuh dengan bersih.

Image via @MALAYSIAVIRALL (Twitter)

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"Aku baca pun dah dapat imagine rasa nak termuntah bau sup tu satu rumah ini kan lagi nak makan" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 2K retweets, 652 quote tweets dan 2K likes di Twitter, rata-rata netizen turut geli dan rasa loya melihat gambar itu. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di Twitter:

Tak pernah makan sup perut dan takkan makan. Organ2 bhg dlm haiwan mmg sy takkan makan baik hempedu, hati, otak, lidah dan lain2— Airil Yusoff (@airilyusoff) May 29, 2022

jijiknya.. . Btw kalau nak makan sup perut sedap boleh gi kat Sungai Chua Kajang. Memang sedap betul…— Hafidz Hamzah  (@HafidzHamzah7E) May 29, 2022

sbb tu kate bila org lain niaga, sibuk nk niaga tp basic handling tkder, tau nk untung cpat, camne nk support org melayu kalau dh prangai camni, ptutlah kedai melayu skrang bnyak nk lingkup— موحمد فرحن ايشراف (@frhnisyraf_) May 29, 2022

sup perut ni aku tak berani makan kalau bukan mak aku masak  sebab kes macam ni la jadinya— . (@ashrnaa) May 29, 2022

Hanat betul. Xkan la org tak reti beza taik atau lemak kan? Perut ni mmg kena cuci and rebus boh mcm2 bagi hilang bau bukan senang. If not bau dia perghhhh —  (@ems_kookie) May 29, 2022

Lain kali bungkus balik, bawak pergi kedai tu. Suruh penjual tu makan depan2 sebab dia claim tu lemak. Badigol punya orang.— Aida Suhaila  (@AidaSuhaila86) May 29, 2022

Kalau lemak, bagi balik pada tuan kedai minta dia makan tengok macam mana pergi lemak dalam usus perut tu.— Razi Ariff  (@RaziAriff) May 29, 2022

Ni klau minta opinion kat fb, kena sihir katanya —  Sharg (@shagrasyiid) May 29, 2022

Ni klau minta opinion kat fb, kena sihir katanya —  Sharg (@shagrasyiid) May 29, 2022

Giler jual sup perut tp cuci perut malas, dasar pemalas pengotor— νυκτοφιλίας  (@jgtisjfs) May 29, 2022

Terus rasa loya dan trauma terus nak order sup perut lepas ni! :(

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This Dad Went All Out To Calm His Nervous 6-Year-Old While She Performed In School

This doting dad in the Philippines deserves an award for his efforts to make his daughter less nervous at a school dance competition

Rjay Tolentino comforted his daughter Lyra Jaz as she performed at Festival of Talent in Pasig City, according to NextShark.A video of the dance has since taken the Internet by storm.

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Donning a traditional Polynesian dress, six-year-old Lyra went on stage to dance the Hula with a classmate on 9 March

The pressure of competing against other dancers under the kindergarten category may have been too much for the little lady to bear.Or at least that's what her dad thought, because he sensed that she needed him to step in.

In an adorable show of support, Rjay decided to dance Lyra's entire routine in front of the stage

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The 35-year-old effortlessly wiggles his body and sways his arms to the beat, without a care in the world for the audience behind him.

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Lyra can be seen looking at her dad for the entirety of the performance.

Not only did the six-year-old's stage fright disappear with a familiar face to focus on, she even managed to perform her routine with a smile

And it was all thanks to her dad's comforting presence and impeccable dance moves.

Image via YouTube

"I knew my girl had stage nerves, so I just tried to do everything I could to make her feel better," the father of four said, according to Daily Mail.

We can't handle this cuteness! Well done to both Lyra and her dad!

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Watch the adorable video here:

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He even sent a video of the fireworks display to his relatives and friends.

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No More Drinking In Public Places In Selangor?

Selangor assembly member wants ban on hard liquor consumption in public

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Seri Andalas assemblyman Dr Xavier Jayakumar called today, 2 Jul, for a ban on the public consumption of alcohol in Selangor to reduce social ills.

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Why ban drinking in public? Dr Xavier Jayakumar SAYS:

"Some groups consume alcohol in such locations until late at night and then they leave empty bottles or broken glass in the area. This causes disturbances and disturb the harmony and peace of the locals."

        malaysiakini.com

"The next morning when the children go to the playgrounds, they see the empty alcohol bottles littered around and this does not set a good example."

        theedgemalaysia.com

"Cheap hard liquor has high levels of alcohol. It is consumed by many low-income Indians. This has caused social ills and domestic violence among Indian community in and outside the city."

        themalaymailonline.com

Who is Dr Xavier Jayakumar?

Dr Xavier Jayakumar graduated from Manipal College of Dental Sciences in 1979. He is the Seri Andalas (Klang, Selangor) assemblyman, and member of PKR.

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Habis 'Rentung' Makanan, Pelanggan Luah Rasa Kecewa Peniaga Di Bazar Sorok Murtabak Hangit

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Bila dah masuk bulan Ramadan ini, ramai orang berebut-rebut mahu melakukan kebaikan

Iyalah, bukan selalu kita nak berjumpa dengan bulan yang mulia ini. Kita perlulah menjaga tutur kata kita pada masa ini.Malah, Ramadan ini juga tak lengkap rasanya kalau ke bazar Ramadan betul tak? Kalau ke bazar itu jagalah sedikit nafsu makan sebab nanti macam-macam mahu dibeli.Namun, lain pula yang terjadi dengan seorang pelanggan ini apabila dia meluahkan rasa kecewa selepas membeli murtabak di sebuah bazar Ramadan telah mendapat perhatian ramai.Lihat posting itu di bawah:

Image via Jebon Hisham Shahrul (Facebook)

Kecewa peniaga sorok murtabak yang hangit masa beli

Menerusi posting tersebut, kelihatan seorang individu berkongsi makanan yang dibelinya di sebuah bazar Ramadan.Dapat dilihat dia membeli murtabak, tetapi apa yang lebih mengecewakannya adalah apabila salah satu murtabak itu yang hangit dan hitam. Semasa membeli, dia tidak nampak kesan hangit itu kerana peniaga menyusunnya secara elok dan menutupinya. Namun, setibanya di rumah dia terkejut melihat keadaan murtabak itu selepas diterbalikkan."Kau susun elok-elok bertingkat, sedap bau. Sampai rumah nak hidang habis rentung rupanya. Dugaan puasa pertama, nak carut hilang pahala, nak pulang rasa tak berbaloi, ngap je lah buka nanti," tulisnya.

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"Alamak, teruk betul peniaga ni" - Netizen

Sementara itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi mereka dan ada yang mengecam tindakan peniaga tersebut.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, posting berkenaan telah meraih 4.1K likes, 782 comments dan 626 shares di Facebook.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di Facebook:

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Image via Jebon Hisham Shahrul (Facebook)

Image via Jebon Hisham Shahrul (Facebook)

Potong mood betul nak berbuka kalau jadi macam ini :(

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The Nude Tourist Who Insulted Sabahans Was Never Actually In Malaysia To Begin With...

Emil Kaminski, a Canadian mountain climber, is believed to be one of the 10 trekkers who disrobed on Mt. Kinabalu and triggered, as deemed by Malaysian authorities and locals, the 6.0-magnitude quake that rocked the Mt. Kinabalu on Friday, 5 June. Of the 10, four trekkers accused of taking nude photographs on Mt. Kinabalu have been jailed for 3 days from date of arrest and fined RM5,000 each.

Image via Emil Kaminski

However, it turns out, Emil Kaminski was not part of the 10 trekkers. In fact, he was not even in Malaysia when all this was happening! In other words, the Canadian nudist has been faking it since the start!

Image via Monkeetime

In a video titled "Mt. Kinabalu - The Naked Truth," Emil reveals that none of the photos of him being shared online are actually from Malaysia, and "most importantly", he says, "I wasn't even in Malaysia at the time," adding, "I did not claim to be in Malaysia at the time."

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Bus On The Way To Genting Overturns After Crashing Into Drain

A Bus With 22 Passengers En Route To Genting Highlands Overturns Along Batang Kali At 5am

A bus carrying 22 passengers to Genting Highlands overturned along Jalan Batang Kali early Monday, injuring one passenger.

        thestar.com.my

Selangor Fire and Rescue Department’s operations assistant director, Mohamad Sani Harul said they received an emergency call at 5.07am and the rescue team reached the scene of the crash 24 minutes later.

        themalaymailonline.com

He added that the distress call was received at 5.07am this morning, and the fire truck deployed had arrived at the location at 5.31am.
The operation, Sani said, ended about an hour later at 6.28am.

        nst.com.my

A Bus With 22 Passengers En Route To Genting Highlands Overturn Along Batang Kali At 5am
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58-Year-Old Chong Ah Seong, A Passenger, Broke His Leg Right When He Was Trapped In The Bus

Hulu Selangor deputy police chief, DSP Zulkifli Bidin when contacted said the 58-year-old victim who suffered a broken right leg and had to be extricated from the bus in the 5am accident was now being treated at Selayang Hospital.

        themalaymailonline.com

The injured passenger who was later identified as Chong Ah Seong, 58, was transported to the Kuala Kubu Baru.

        nst.com.my

A 58-Year-Old Passenger Broke His Leg When He Was Trapped In The Bus
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Other Passengers Managed To Crawl Out With Help From The Fire Department

"We managed to rescue those inside the bus around 6.30am. All the other passengers escaped with only minor injuries," he said.

        thestar.com.my

He said the bus driver and a number of passengers had slight injuries.

        themalaymailonline.com

The Bus Driver Lost Control Of The Vehicle When He Swerved To Avoid A Car Driving On The Wrong Lane

Other Passengers Managed To Crawl Out With Help From The Fire Department
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Police sources said the bus driver was forced to swerve to avoid colliding with a car that was travelling in the wrong lane along KM3 of the road, around 5am.
As a result, he lost control of the vehicle, which overturned in a drain by the roadside.

        thestar.com.my

According to him, it was drizzling when the accident happened after the bus driver tried to avoid a car coming from the opposite direction which had veered into his lane.
He said this caused the bus, which was on its way to Genting Highlands from the federal capital, to skid and crash into the drain, adding that the bus passengers were all locals.

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He said the weather had been fair, although the road was dark as there were no street lights.

        thestar.com.my

Authorities Are Investigating The Incident For Careless Driving

The accident is being investigated under Section 43(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 for careless driving.

        nst.com.my

The operation, Sani said, ended about an hour later at 6.28am.

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Bayi 18 Bulan Alami Jantung Berlubang Perlu RM40,000 Bagi Menampung Kos Pembedahan Segera

Seorang bayi lelaki yang baru sahaja berusia 18 bulan iaitu Gan Yu Siang, dikatakan mengalami komplikasi jantung berlubang dan memerlukan wang sebanyak RM40,000 untuk tampung kos pembedahan

Gan Yu Siang bersama ibu bapanya.
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Menurut laporan, bapa Yu Siang iaitu Gan Ching Yong, 30, berkata bahawa anaknya telah menderita dengan komplikasi saluran jantung berlubang serta tersumbat sejak dilahirkan.Doktor turut menyarankan supaya bayi ini menjalani pembedahan secepat yang mungkin.

Oksigen dalam badan Yu Siang juga kian menurun kepada 68% dan perkara itu menyebabkan bayi ini berasa cepat letih dan turut menghadapi kesukaran untuk bernafas

Malah, berat badan Yu Siang kini hanyalah 6.9kg kerana dia sering hilang selera minum susu. Mungkin kerana dirinya yang kurang sihat.Lebih parah, ibu kepada bayi ini, Tee Guat Tho, dikatakan terpaksa berhenti kerja sebaik sahaja dia dimaklumkan bahawa Yu Siang mengalami komplikasi jantung dan memerlukan perhatian penuh daripada pihak keluarga.

			“Oleh itu, saya merayu orang ramai supaya membantu kami mendapatkan dana bagi menampung kos pembedahan ini. Gaji bulanan saya hanya RM2,700, justeru kos hospital yang mahal itu sangat berat bagi kami."
        Gan Chin Yong, bapa kepada Yu Siang.

Ini merupakan pembedahan keempat yang perlu dijalani oleh bayi ini. Ibu bapanya berharap supaya semuanya akan berjalan dengan lancar dan anak mereka boleh hidup secara normal.

Jika anda ingin menghulurkan bantuan untuk meringankan beban yang ditanggung oleh keluarga Yu Siang, boleh lihat info di bawah:- Sumbangan kepada Media Prima-NSTP Humanitarian Fund melalui akaun Maybank: 5141-0532-3170 atau cek dengan menulis nama pesakit (Gan Yu Siang) di belakang cek berkenaan dan dihantar ke alamat Jabatan Komunikasi Korporat Kumpulan, Media Prima Berhad, Tingkat 3, Anjung Liku, Balai Berita, No 31, Jalan Riong, 59100 Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur.

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Vivy Yusof Bukan Lagi Ahli Lembaga Pengarah UiTM?

Pengasas jenama terkenal Fashion Valet dan dUCk Group, Datin Vivy Yusof sedang hangat menjadi bualan netizen ketika ini

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Baru-baru ini, Vivy Yusof telah memfailkan saman fitnah terhadap seorang netizen berhubung isu kerajaan membantu golongan B40 dan M40 yang terjejas akibat Covid-19 sebelum ini.Walau bagaimanapun, hari ini pihak Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) dalam posting terbarunya telah memuat naik status penghargaan terima kasih kepada usahawan itu atas khidmat bakti sebagai Ahli Lembaga Pengarah universiti berkenaan.

Buat masa ini, belum ada kenyataan rasmi yang dikeluarkan oleh pihak UiTM mengenai status Vivy Yusof sebagai Ahli Lembaga Pengarah universiti tersebut

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Sebelum ini, Vivy Yusof telah dilantik sebagai Ahli Lembaga Pengarah UiTM sejak 26 Mei 2019.Perkhabaran tersebut telah dimaklumkan melalui laman Facebook rasmi UiTM, laman Twitter Naib Cancelor UiTM dan dikongsikan sendiri oleh Vivy dalam laman Instagram miliknya.

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                Datuk Rizalman Ibrahim Dilantik Ahli Lembaga Pengarah UiTM Yang Baru. Tahniah!

Sebelum ini, Vivy Yusof pernah dilantik jawatan yang sama pada 26 Mei 2019.

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                Difitnah Tidak Simpati Nasib Golongan B40 & M40, Vivy Yusof Saman Netizen Di Mahkamah

Netizen itu didakwa mencemuh Vivy dengan niat jahat hingga menjadi tular di media sosial serta dikongsi ramai orang.

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                Vivy Yusof Dilantik Ahli Lembaga Pengarah UiTM, Tapi Ramai Netizen Tidak Suka Kerana...

Pelantikan tersebut telah diumumkan pada 26 Mei 2019 yang lalu.

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MOH Warns Against Use Of Sanitiser Guns To Spray People's Bodies

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The Ministry of Health (MOH) has cautioned the public to not use nano mist sanitising spray guns on people's bodies

In a statement today, 21 September, Health director-general Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the ministry has observed a rise in public use of the powered spray guns.He said the device's effectiveness and safety is a concern, as well as the disinfectant solutions they are sold with."MOH would like to emphasise that the disinfecting solution is for the purposes of surface disinfection and not meant to be used directly on humans," he said."Contact with some of this solution may cause irritation to the eyes, skin, respiratory, and gastrointestinal systems."

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The issue was also recently brought up by various concerned medical and consumer groups

New Straits Times reported that the Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) also recently warned users of the dangers of the use of unregistered products, given that sanitisers are widely sold online.MMA president Dr Koh Kar Chai said sanitiser guns are not meant to be sprayed on humans as often seen enforced at some places before entry.He explained that people who are COVID-19 positive carry the virus in their nose and throats, and not on their clothes or skin, unless they are unhygienic when coughing, sneezing, or blowing their nose."Adopting standard operating procedures (SOPs) with the use of face mask and social distancing is more effective than spraying the whole body with disinfectant spray," he said.

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Dr Koh added that inhalation of the tiny droplets, or mist, created by these spray devices may cause long-term harmful effects to the lungs

The aerolised disinfectant may cause immediate irritation to a person's skin, eyes, or airways, especially if they are allergic to the antiseptic.Meanwhile, the Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) said many sellers do not declare the ingredients, concentrations, manufacturers or distributors, and handling instructions of these sanitising liquids."Some even simply tout 'proven active ingredients against viruses listed in the World Health Organization, the National Environment Agency, and the MOH' on their labels," said CAP president Mohideen Abdul Kader, as quoted by The Star.He said while some of the chemicals they list may be approved for use in Malaysia, but safety also depends on the duration of exposure to and concentration of the disinfectants.Speaking to Free Malaysia Today, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) pharmaceutical sciences lecturer Amirah Mohd Gazzali also voiced that these formulations are likely mixes of household cleaning products such as chlorine and bleach, with water, which may cause serious health problems if inhaled.

Remember to limit your movement and keep practising physical distancing. Find out the latest COVID-19 updates on the Ministry of Health's COVIDNOW website.

Last year, MOH discouraged people from using their hands and wrists to measure their temperatures:

                MOH: Stop Using Your Hand For Temperature Scans. Use Your Head

Dr Noor Hisham assured there have been no reported side effects of scanning the forehead with infrared light.

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Historic Win: The Complete Result Of GE14's Parliamentary Seats Across Malaysia

1. Perlis

1. Padang Besar P001 - BN (Zahidi Bin Zainul Abidin, 15,032 votes)2. Kangar P002 - PH (Amin Ahmad, 20,909 votes) 3. Arau P003 - BN (Shahidan Bin Kassim,16,547 votes)

2. Kedah

1. Langkawi P004 - PH (Dr Mahathir Bin Mohamad, 18,954 votes) 2. Jerlun P005 - PH (Mukhriz Mahathir, 18,695 votes)3. Kubang Pasu P006 - PH (Dato Amiruddin Hamzah, 29,984 votes)4. Padang Terap P007 - BN (Dato' Seri Mahdzir Khalid, 16,384 votes)5. Pokok Sena P008 - PH (Dato' Haji Mahfuz Omar, 28,959 votes) 6. Alor Setar P009 - PH (Chan Ming Kai, 32,475 votes) 7. Kuala Kedah P010 - PH (Dr Azman Ismail, 36,624 votes) 8. Pendang P011 - PAS (Hj. Awang Solahudin, 26,536 votes) 9. Jerai P012 -  PAS (Ustaz Sabri Bin Azit, 22,312 votes) 10. Sik P013 - PAS (Ustaz Tarmizi Sulaiman, 20,088 votes)11. Merbok P014 - PH (Nurin Aina, 30,902 votes)12. Sungai Petani P015 - PH (Dato' Johari Abdul, 45,532 votes)13. Baling P016 - BN (Datuk Azeez Rahim, 38,557 votes) 14. Padang Serai P017 - PH (Karupaiya Mutusami, 31,724 votes) 15. Kulim - Bandar Baharu P018 - PH (Dato' Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, 23,159 votes)

3. Kelantan

1. Tumpat P019 - PAS (Dato Hj Che Lah Mat Nawi, 47,041 votes)2. Pangkalan Chepa P020 - PAS (Ustaz Marzuk Shaary, 32,592 votes) 3. Kota Bahru P021 - PAS (Dato' Takiyuddin, 28,291 votes)4. Pasir Mas P022 - PAS (Ustaz Fadhli Shaari, 28,080 votes) 5. Rantau Panjang P023 - PAS (Siti Zailah Binti Mohd Yusoff, 24,581 votes)6. Kubang Kerian P024 - PAS (Ustaz Tuan Ibrahim, 35,620 votes)7. Bachok P025 - PAS (Ustaz Nik Abduh, 36,188 votes) 8. Ketereh P026 - BN (Tan Sri Annuar Musa, 25,467 votes)9. Tanah Merah P027 - BN (Dato' Sri Hj Ikmal Bin Abdul Aziz, 28,152 votes)10. Pasir Puteh P028 - PAS (Ustaz Dr. Nik Zawawi, 32,307 votes)11. Machang P029 - BN (Datuk Jazlan, 26,076 votes)12. Jeli P030 - BN (Dato' Pa, 21,665 votes) 13. Kuala Krai P031 - PAS (Ustaz Latiff, 28,903 votes) 14. Gua Musang P032 - BN (Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, 19,426 votes)

4. Terengganu

1. Besut P033 - BN (Idris Jusoh, 34,335 votes) 2. Setiu P034 - PAS (Ustaz Zukirnain Ab Kadir, 35,020 votes)3. Kuala Nerus P035 - PAS (Ustaz Dato' Dr Khairuddin Takiri, 37,974 votes)4. Kuala Terengganu P036 - PAS (Haji Ahmad Hashim, 42,988 votes)5. Marang P037 - PAS (Tuan Haji Abdul Hadi Awang, 53,749 votes)6. Hulu Terengganu P038 - BN (Dato' Rosol Bin Wahid, 30,925 votes) 7. Dungun P039 - PAS (Ustaz Wan Hassan Mohd Ramli, 40,850 votes) 8. Kemaman P040 - PAS (Ustaz Alias Abd Hamid, 39,878 votes)

5. Penang

1. Kepala Batas P041 - BN (Dato' Seri Reezal Merican B Naina Merican, 22,459 votes)2. Tasek Gelugor P042 - BN (Datuk Shabudin Yahaya, 18,547 votes)3. Bagan P043 - PH (Lim Guan Eng, 51,653 votes)4. Permatang Pauh P044 - PH (Nurul Izzah Anwar, 35,534 votes)5. Bukit Mertajam P045 - PH (Sim Chee Keong, 63,784 votes)6. Batu Kawan P046 - PH (Kasthuriraani Patto, 42,683 votes) 7. Nibong Tebal P047 - PH (Mansor Bin Othman, 23,475) 8. Bukit Bendera P048 - PH (Wong Hon Wai, 50,049 votes)9. Tanjong P049 - PH (Chow Kon Yeow, 34,663 votes) 10. Jelutong P050 - PH (Sanisvara Nethaji Rayer A/L Rajaji, 50,700 votes) 11. Bukit Gelugor P051 - PH (Ramkarpal Singh, 46,002 votes) 12. Bayan Baru P052 - PH (Sim Tze Tzin, 51,555 votes)13. Balik Pulau P053 - PH (Muhammad Bakhtiar Bin Wan Chik, 25,471 votes)

6. Perak

1. Gerik P054 - BN (Dato Hasbullah Osman, 13,243 votes)2. Lenggong P055 - BN (Dr Shamsul Anuar Nasarah, 12,523 votes)3. Larut P056 - BN (Dato Seri Hamzah Zainudin, 18,184 votes)4. Parit Buntar P057 - PH (Dato' Dr Mujahid Yusof Rawa, 16,753)5. Bagan Serai P058 - BN (Noor Azmi Bin Ghazali, 17,220 votes)6. Bukit Gantang P059 - BN (Syed Abu Hussin Bin Hafiz Syed Absul Fasal, 22,450 votes)7. Taiping P060 - PH (Teh Kok Lim, 42,997 votes)8. Padang Rengas P061 - BN (Dato Seri Mohamed Nazri Bin Tan Sri Abdul Aziz, 10,491 voters)  10. Sungai Siput P062 - PH (S. Kesavan, 20,817 votes) 11. Tambun P063 - PH (Ahmad Faizal Dato' Azumu, 38,661 votes)12. Ipoh Timor P064 - PH (Wong Kah Woh, 56,519 votes) 13. Ipoh Barat P065 - PH (M. KULA, 55,613 votes) 14. Batu Gajah P066 - PH (V. Sivakumar, 52,850 votes)15. Kuala Kangsar P067 - BN (Datin Mastura Yazid, 12,102 votes)16. Beruas P068 - PH (Dato's Ngeh Koo Ham, 41,231 votes)17. Parit P069 - BN (Mohd Nizar Bin Zakaria, 14,035 votes)18. Kampar P070 - PH (Su Keong Siong, 30,216 votes)19. Gopeng P071 - PH (Dr Lee Boon Chye, 48,923 votes)20. Tapah P072 - BN (Datuk Seri M. Saravanan, 16,086 votes)21. Pasir Salak P073 - BN (Dato Sri Tajuddin Abdul Rahman, 20,003 voters) 22. Lumut P074 - PH (Dr Hatta Ramli, 21,955 votes)23. Bagan Datuk P075 - BN (Ahmad Zahid Bin Hamidi, 18,909 votes) 24. Teluk Intan P076 - PH (Nga Kor Ming, 29,170 votes)25. Tanjong Malim P077 - PH (Chang Lih Kang, 24,672 votes)

7. Pahang

1. Cameron Highlands P078 - BN (Sivarraajh Chandran, 10,307 votes)2. Lipis P079 - BN (Abdul Rahman Bin Mohamad, 13,995)3. Raub P080 - PH (Tengku Zulpuri Shah, 20,659 votes)4. Jerantut P081 - BN (Dato' Ahmad Nazlan, 20,659 votes)5. Indera Mahkota P082 - PH (Dato' Saifuddin Abdullah, 28,578 votes) 6. Kuantan P083 - PH (Fuziah Salleh, 22,807 votes)7. Paya Besar P084 - BN (Mohd Shahar Bin Abdullah, 19,033 votes)8. Pekan P085 - BN (Dato' Sri Mohd Najib Bin Tun Abd Raza, 48,854 votes) 9. Maran P086 - BN (Dato' Sri Dr Hj Ismail Bin Hj Bin Abd Muttalib, 16,064 votes)10. Kuala Krau P087 - BN (Dato' Sri Haji Ismail Bin HAji Mohamed Said, 18,058 votes) 11. Temerloh P088 - PH (Hj Anuar Tahir, 23,998 votes) 12. Bentong P089 - PH (Wong Tack, 25,716 votes) 13. Bera P090 - BN (Ismail Sabri Yaakob, 20,760 votes)14. Rompin P091 - BN (Dato' Sri Hasan Bin Arifin, 26,628 votes)

8. Selangor

1. Sabak Bernam P092 - BN (Dato' Fasiah, 12,862 votes) 2. Sungai Besar P093 - PH (Cikgu Muslimin, 17,350 votes) 3. Hulu Selangor P094 - PH (June Leow, 40,783 votes) 4. Tanjong Karang P095 - BN (Noh Omar, 16,007 votes)5. Kuala Selangor P096 - PH (Dr Hj Dzulkefly Ahmad, 29,842 votes)6. Selayang P097 - PH (William Leong Jee Kin, 60,158 votes)7. Gombak P098 - PH (Dato’ Seri Azmin Ali, 75,113 votes)8. Ampang P099 - PH (Zuraida Kamaruddin, 54,307 votes) 9. Pandan P100 - PH (Dr Wan Azizah, 64,733 votes) 10. Hulu Langat P101 - PH (Ustad Hasanuddin Mohd Yunus, 49,004 votes)11. Bangi P102 - PH (Dr Ong Kian Ming, 102,557 votes)12. Puchong P103 - PH (Gobind Singh Deo, 60,429 votes) 13. Subang P104 - PH (Wong Chen, 104,430 votes)14. Petaling Jaya P105 - PH (Maria Chin Abdullah, 78,984 votes)15. Damansara P106 - PH (Tony Pua, 121,283 votes)16. Sungai Buloh P107 - PH (Sivarasa Rasaiah, 43,631 votes) 17. Shah Alam P108 - PH (Khalid Bin Abd Samad, 31,735 votes)18. Kapar P109 - PH (Abdullah Sani Bin Abdul Hamid, 10,300 votes) 19. Klang P110 - PH (Charles Santiago, 98,279 votes)20. Kota Raja P111 - PH (Mohamad Sabu, 90,697 votes)21. Kuala Langat P112 - PH (Dr Xavier Jayakumar, 43,239 votes) 22. Sepang P113 - PH (Mohamed Hanipa Bin Maidin, 46,740 votes)

9. Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

1. Kepong P114 - PH (Lim Lip Eng, 56,516 votes)2. Batu P115 - Bebas (Prabakaran A/L Parameswaran, 38,125 votes)3. Wangsa Maju P116 - PH (Dr Tan Yee Kew, 42,178 votes)4. Segambut P117 - PH (Hanah Yeoh, 53,124 votes)5. Setiawangsa P118 - PH (Nik Nazmi Bin Nik Ahmad, 34,471 votes)6. Titiwangsa P119 - PH (Rina Mohd Harun, 23,849 votes)7. Bukit Bintang P120 - PH (Fong Kui Lun, 44,516 votes)8. Lembah Pantai P121 - PH (Fahmi Fadzil, 33,313 votes)9. Seputeh P122 - PH (Teresa Kok, 63,094 votes)10. Cheras P123 - PH (Tan Kok Wai, 56,671 votes) 11. Bandar Tun Razak P124 - PH (Dato' Kamarudin Jaffar, 41,126 votes)

10. Wilayah Persekutuan Putrajaya

1. Putrajaya P125 - BN (Tengku Adnan Tengku Mansor, 12,148 votes)

11. Negeri Sembilan

1. Jelebu P126 - BN (Jalaludin Bin Alias, 19,062 votes)2. Jempol P127 - BN (Dato' Hj Salim Sharif, 26,819 votes)3. Seremban P128 - PH (Lole Siew Fook, 55,503 votes)4. Kuala Pilah P129 - PH (Eddin Syazlee Shith, 18,045 votes)5. Rasah P130 - PH (Cha Kee Chin, 61,806 votes)6. Rembau P131 - BN (Khairy Jamaluddin, 36,096 votes)7. Port Dickson P132 - PH (Dato Danyal, 36,225 votes) 8. Tampin P133 - PH (Dr Hasan Bahrom, 22,435 votes)

12. Melaka

1. Masjid Tanah P134 - BN (Mas Ermieyati, 22,989 votes)2. Alor Gajah P135 - PH (Mohd Redzuan Yusof, 29,330 votes)3. Tangga Batu P136 - PH (Prof Madya Rusnah, 32,420 votes)4. Hang Tuah Jaya P137 - PH (Shamsul Iskandar Haji Mohamad Akin, 39,067 votes)5. Kota Melaka P138 - PH (Khoo Phoay Tiong, 76,518 votes)6. Jasin P139 - BN (Datuk Seri Haji Ahmad Hamzah, 26,560 votes)

13. Johor

1. Segamat P140 - PH (Dato' Seri Dr. Santhara, 24,060 votes) 2. Sekijang P141 - PH (Natrah Ismail, 19,559 votes) 3. Labis P142 - PH (Pang Hok Liong, 16,709 votes)4. Pagoh P143 - PH (Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, 23,558 votes) 5. Ledang P144 - PH (Syed Ibrahim Bin Syed Noh, 34,706 votes)6. Bakri P145 - PH (Yeo Bee Yin, 38,718 votes)7. Muar P146 - PH (Syed Saddiq, 22,341 votes)8. Parit Sulong P147 - BN (Dato' Dr Noraini Ahmad, 24,481 votes)9. Ayer Hitam P148 - BN (Wee Ka Siong, 17,076 votes)10. Sri Gading P149 - PH (Datuk Dr Shahruddin Salleh, 21,511 votes)11. Batu Pahat P150 - PH (Mohd Rashid Bin Hasnon, 7,584 votes) 12. Simpang Renggam P151 - PH (Dr Maszlee Malik, 18,157 votes)13. Kluang P152 - PH (Wong Shu Qi, 47,671 votes)14. Sembrong P153 - BN (Dato' Seri Hishamuddin Tun Hussein, 21,353 votes)15. Mersing P154 - BN (Datuk Abd Latiff, 19,806 votes)16. Tenggara P155 - BN (Dr Seri Dr Adham Bin Baba, 20,142 votes)17. Kota Tinggi P156 - BN (Datuk Halimah Binti Mohamed Sadique, 26,407 votes) 18. Pengerang P157 - BN (Azalina Othman Said, 21,829 votes)19. Tebrau P158 - PH (Steven Choong, 64,535 votes)20. Pasir Gudang P159 - PH (Hassan Bin Abdul Karim, 61,615 votes)21. Johor Bahru P160 - PH (Akmal Nasir, 50,052 votes) 22. Pulai P161 - PH (Salahuddin Ayub, 55,447 votes) 23. Iskandar Puteri P162 - PH (Lim Kit Siang, 80,726 votes)24. Kulai P163 - PH (Teo Nie Ching, 55,312 votes)25. Pontian P164 - BN (Datuk Seri Haji Ahmad Haji Maslan, 21,132 votes) 26. Tanjung Piai P165 - PH (Md Farid, 21,255 votes)

14. Wilayah Persekutuan Labuan

1. Labuan P166 - BN (Rozman Isli, 10,164 votes)

15. Sabah

1. Kudat P167 - BN (Datuk Abdul Rahim Bakri, 18,503 votes)2. Kota Marudu P168 - BN (Datuk Seri Panglima Dr Maximus Johnity Ongkili, 13,033 votes)3. Kota Belud P169 - Warisan (Munirah Majilis, 23,429 votes)4. Tuaran P170 - BN (Datuk Seri Panglima Wilfred Madius Tangau, 22,494 votes) 5. Sepanggar P171 - Warisan (Mohd Azis Bin Jammam, 28,420 votes) 6. Kota Kinabalu P172 - PH (Chan Foong Hin, 31,632 votes)7. Putatan P173 - PH (Awang Husaini Bin Datuk Sahairi, 14,106 votes)8. Penampang P174 - Warisan (Darell Leiking, 32,470 votes)9. Papar P175 - Warisan (Ahmad Bin Hassan, 17,394 votes) 10. Kimanis P176 - BN (Anifah Aman, 11,942 votes)11. Beufort P177 - BN (Datuk Azizah Binti Mohd Dun, 11,354 votes)12. Sipitang P178 - BN (Hafez Musa, 12,038 votes)13. Ranau P179 - PH (Jonathan Bin Yasin, 14,880 votes)14. Keningau P180 - Solidariti (Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan, 13,286 votes)15. Tenom P181 - PH (Noorita Sual, 11,363 votes)16. Pensiangan P182 - BN (Arthur Joseph Kurup, 11,783 votes)17. Beluran P183 - BN (Datuk Ronald Kiandee, 13,007 votes)18. Libaran P184 - BN (Zakaria Bin Mohd Idris, 17,799 votes)19. Batu Sapi P185 - Warisan (Liew Vui Keong, 12,976 votes)20. Sandakan P186 - PH (Stephen Wong Tien Fatt, 19,094 votes)21. Kinabatangan P187 - BN (Bung Mokhtar Radin, 14,465 votes)22. Silam P188 - Warisan (Mohamaddin Bin Ketapi, 23,352 votes)23. Semporna P189 - Warisan (Mohd Shafie Apdal, 28,809 votes)24. Tawau P190 - PH (Christina Liew, 21,400 votes)25. Kalabakan P191 - Warisan (Ma'mun Bin Sulaiman, 18,486 votes)

16. Sarawak

1. Mas Gading P192 - PH (Morid Bimol, 12,771 votes) 2. Santubong P193 - BN (Wan Junaidi Bin Tuanku Jaafar, 26,379 votes)  3. Petra Jaya P194 - BN (Fadillah Bin Yusof, 28,306 votes) 4. Bandar Kuching P195 - PH (Kelvin Yii Lee Wuen, 48,548 votes) 5. Stampin P196 - PH (Chong Chieng Jen, 33,060 votes)6. Kota Samarahan P197 - BN (Rubiah Binti Wang, 24,998) 7. Puncak Borneo P198 - PH Willie Mongin, 18,865 votes) 8. Serian P199 - BN (Richard Riot Anak Jaem, 17,545 votes)9. Batang Sadong P200 - BN (Nancy Binti Shukri, 14,208 votes) 10. Batang Lupar P201 - BN (Rohani Binti Abdul Karim, 14,204 votes)11. Sri Aman P202 - BN (Masir Anak Kujat, 14,141 votes) 12. Lubok Antu P203 - Bebas (Tambat @ Jugah AK Muyang, 5,834 votes) 13. Betong P204 - BN (Robert Lawson Chuat, 12,517 votes)14. Saratok P205 - PH (Ali Biju 11,848 votes) 15. Tanjong Manis P206 - BN (Yusof Bin Abd Wahab, 11,402 votes)16. Igan P207 - BN (Ahmad Johnie Bin Zawawi, 10,538 votes) 17. Sarikei P208 - PH (Wong Ling Biu, 16,327 votes) 18. Julau P209 - Bebas (Larry Soon @ Larry Sng Wei Shien, 10,105 votes)19. Kanowit P210 - BN (Ago Anak Dagang, 29,905 votes)  20. Lanang P211 - PH (Alice Lau Kiong Yeang, votes) 21. Sibu P212 - PH (Oscar Ling Chai Yiew, 33,811 votes) 22. Mukah P213 - BN (Hanifah Hajar Taib, 13,853 votes) 23. Selangau P214 - PH (Baru Bian, 11,228 votes)24. Kapit P215 - BN (Alexander Nanta Linggi, 14,302 votes)25. Hulu Rajang P216 - BN (Ugak Anak Kumbong, 11,834 votes) 26. Bintulu P217 - BN (Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing, 27,076 votes) 27. Sibuti P218 - BN (Lukanisman Bin Awang Sauni, 12,214 votes) 28. Miri P219 - PH (Michael Teo Yu Keng, 35,739 votes) 29. Baram P220 - BN (Anyi Ngau, 12,171 votes)30. Limbang P221 - BN (Hasbi Bin HJ Habibollah, 12,589 votes) 31. Lawas P222 - BN (Henry Sum Agong, 10,037 votes)

The results above were obtained from Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia's website.