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

P.S. Milo did not pay us to create this drool-worthy list. We just really, really love Milo and felt the mighty need to share different ways we Malaysians can enjoy Milo. ;)

1. There's iced Milo, and then there's iced Milo with heaps of Milo powder on top of it. Behold, the Milo Dinosaur!

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Available in mamaks and certain food outlets all over Malaysia, you can make your own Milo Dinosaur at home too! Ingredients: 5 tablespoons of Milo powder 1/2 tablespoon sweetened creamer Some crushed ice2 tablespoons (or more) of Milo powderInstructions:1. Mix Milo powder with sweetened creamer in a huge glass. 2. Fill in half of the glass with hot water and stir well. 3. Add crushed ice into the glass until full. 4. Top off your drink with heaps of Milo powder. 5. ENJOY!

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2. A very popular lifehack for college students living away from home, all you need is an iron and a 3-in-1 satchel of MILO to make this DIY chocolate bar

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First, make sure you have some 3-in-1 satchels of MILO, a tablecloth, an iron and an ironing board on hand. Now let's get to work. Switch on your iron and while you wait for it to heat up, cover the MILO satchel with tablecloth and then place it on the ironing board.  Starting with the lowest heat setting, press the covered MILO satchel as you normally would with your clothes for a few minutes. Things can get a little bit tricky here, so go with your gut feeling. Experiment with the heat settings and heating times until you find the perfect combination for the perfect chocolate bar.After you're done "ironing" your MILO satchel, leave it to cool for a while before you unwrap your handmade delicacy.

3. Spice up bland-tasting oats with a generous dollop of Milo and maybe top it off with some fresh fruit and toasted nuts too

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Ingredients:1/2 cup (45g) of oats 1 1/4 cups (310ml) low fat milk 2 tablespoons of Milo powderInstructions:1. Combine oats, milk and Milo in a small saucepan over high heat.2. Bring to boil by stirring constantly. Let it simmer for 1 minute.3. Remove from heat and spoon it into a serving bowl. if desired, garnish with toasted nuts and fresh fruit.

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4. The sweet combination of Milo powder and sweetened condensed milk spread over a slice of toasted bread is sure to beat those Monday morning blues

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Ingredients:White or whole wheat breadSweetened condensed milkMilo powder (lots of it)Instructions:1. Toast any amount of bread you desire for breakfast that morning.2. Drizzle some sweetened condensed milk over one side of the toasted bread.3. Spread a generous amount of Milo powder on the toast and then drizzle it with more milk.4. Enjoy the toasts with sunny-side-up eggs, washing it down with a large mug of coffee or tea.

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5. If you feel like being a little bit more creative for breakfast, fry up some Milo French Toast to go with your daily cuppa

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Ingredients:50ml evaporated milk4 tablespoons of Milo powder1 egg, well beaten1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence2 slices white bread or whole meal bread1 tablespoon butterFine granulated sugar (optional)Instructions:1. Heat milk in a small saucepan while whisking in the Milo powder under low heat.2. Then, remove from heat and whisk in the beaten egg.3. Trim the crusts from the bread slices and cut each slice into triangular shapes.4. Dip each slice of bread into the Milo mixture.5. Shallow fry the dipped bread in melted butter until it turns brownish. Do the same for the other side.6. Remove from heat. Sprinkle some fine granulated sugar or garnish it with some chopped fruit, if you prefer.7. Serve hot with your favorite morning beverage.

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6. Poached eggs in Milo may look as weird as it sounds, but this odd concoction has been said to be "indescribably good" so don't knock it 'til you've tried it!

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Ingredients:Condensed milkMilo powder2 eggsHot waterInstructions: 1. Combine condensed milk and Milo in a pot. Add hot water and mix well.2. Place the pot on a stove and bring it to a boil under low heat. 3. Break in the eggs and leave it to boil until the egg whites turn white. Adjust cooking time according to how done you want your eggs to be.4. Remove from heat and serve.

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7. Remember when mixing Milo powder into curry-flavoured Maggi was all the rage?

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Just cook Maggi Kari like you usually would, adding a tablespoon or two of Milo powder into the noodles and mixing it in while it's simmering in the pot. The result - a unique sweet and spicy twist to an all-time favourite.

8. Kek Batik Milo is probably one of the easiest desserts you can make. You don't even need an oven!

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Ingredients:400g packet of Marie biscuits, crushed into smaller pieces500g Milo powder1 can condensed milk250g butter1 cup sugar5 eggs, well beatenInstructions:1. Melt butter in a saucepan. 2. Add sugar and stir well. 3. Add in the eggs, evaporated milk and Milo powder. Stir well. 4. Pour in the crushed biscuits. Mix well.5. Press mixture into baking tins and refrigerate for at least 8 hours before serving.

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9. Simple, healthy and delicious, you might want to double up on the batches when you're baking some of these Milo slices

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Ingredients:1/2 self-rising flour1/2 plain flour1/2 cup Milo powder1/2 cup dark chocolate chips1 cup rolled oats2/3 cup shredded coconut2/3 cup brown sugar1 egg125g butter, melted Instructions:1. Grease a slice tin and line with baking paper.2. Place all ingredients into one bowl.3. Mix together until combined.4. Press mixture into a baking tin.5. Bake on 180°C for 15 to 20 minutes.

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10. Chocolate brownies? Pfft. Feast on Milo Brownies instead!

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Ingredients:2 cups sugar4 eggs1 teaspoon vanilla essence80g butter, melted1 cup Milo powder1 tablespoon salt1 tablespoon baking powder2 tablespoons cocoa powder2 cups plain flourInstructions: 1. Mix sugar with eggs and vanilla.2. Add in butter and keep mixing.3. Add in Milo powder, cocoa powder, baking powder, flour and salt. Mix well until combined.4. Pour mixture into a baking pan. 5. Bake at 200°C for 20 minutes or until a knife comes out clean.

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11. You could potentially get a sore throat from eating these DIY Milo Nuggets, but the super chocolatey goodness makes it so worth it

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Ingredients:1 cup Milo powder2 teaspoons of milk1 bar milk chocolate, meltedNote: You will also need an ice cube tray. Instructions: 1. Combine Milo powder and milk in a bowl. Mix well.2. Press the Milo mix into an ice cube tray to get nicely-shaped Milo blocks like these:

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			3. Dip the Milo blocks into the melted chocolate. Make sure they are evenly coated.4. Refrigerate until the chocolate sets. Or simply pop it into your mouth.


Si Ibu Jenuh Tahan Geram Bila Anak Buat Hal Main 'Tudung Saji' Jadi Kura-Kura. So Cute!

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Kanak-kanak yang sedang membesar sememangnya banyak akal dan sentiasa menguji kesabaran ibu bapa untuk menjaganya

Namun, telatah spontan mereka itu sedikit sebanyak dapat menghiburkan hati dan menghilangkan stres setelah seharian penat bekerja.Tidak terkecuali dengan seorang kanak-kanak lelaki ini apabila videonya menjadi seekor kura-kura tular di laman sosial TikTok baru-baru ini.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @lizadarwisy87 ee geram nye aku##fyppppppppppppppp  original sound  - lizadarwisy87

Selamba menyorok bawah tudung saji dan mengengsot macam kura-kura

Menerusi perkongsian video daripada @lizadarwisy87 di akaun TikToknya dengan kapsyen "Ee geramnya aku", kelihatan anaknya yang dikenali sebagai Firas sedang berlakon menjadi seekor kura-kura.Apa yang lebih menghiburkan adalah kanak-kanak lelaki tersebut menggunakan tudung saji ibunya sebagai cangkerang kura-kura dan merangkak perlahan seperti haiwan itu.Perbualan antara Firas dan ibunya berjaya mencuit hati ramai kerana mulutnya yang petah menjawab bebelan si ibu.

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Ibu: Eh FirasFiras: Hm?Ibu: Hang jadi apa tu?Firas: Kura-kuraIbu: Dua tiga saji aku pecah sebab hang, pergi simpan saji tuFiras: Tak nak!Ibu: Pergi simpanFiras: Tak nak!Ibu: Pergi!Firas: Tak nak!Ibu: Eh geram aku budak ni

Ramai yang meminta untuk melihat wajah Firas dan ibunya telah memuat naik video itu di bawah:

  @lizadarwisy87 Reply to @renita_rw  firas kura2 biru##fyppppppppppppppp  original sound  - lizadarwisy87

"Lah saya ingat kucing tadi, maaf abang auto gelak. Geramnya tapi comel! - Netizen

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah berjaya mendapat 271.5K views, 18.7K likes, 1.5K shares dan 1.7K comments di TikTok.Hasil tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat comel kanak-kanak lelaki itu.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Alahai macam-macam auta ya kau dik. Nasib baik comel, terus tak jadi nak marah :P

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Dad Makes 3-Year-Old Son Pay RM1,253 For Scratching Neighbour's Luxury Cars

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We all know small children have a naughty streak, and parents should never take their eyes off them for one second, lest they cause irreparable damage to something expensive

Well, it seems like one little kid and his friend in Shenzheng, China, were left unsupervised for too long and got carried away during their playtime, as they ended up scratching two of their neighbour's luxury vehicles. According to Jimu News, the two kids were caught red-handed on closed-circuit television cameras (CCTVs), showing them playing around the neighbourhood at night. The footage showed the two boys running alongside the neighbour's alleged cars, dragging plastic toy guns along the paint and scratching the vehicles in the process.Luckily, the neighbour caught the troublemakers in the act and went to inform one of the kids' fathers of what his three-year-old son did.

The two young boys seen dragging their toys along the neighbour's car.
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The father, surnamed Ouyang, decided to teach his son a lesson by making him hand over the compensation money on his own to the neighbour

Ouyang told Jimu News reporters on 22 November, that he made his son personally hand 2,000 yuan (RM1,253) in cash to the neighbour to show him how costly the damage he caused was. The son was also instructed to apologise for his actions."Usually children aren't even willing to spend 100 yuan (RM62), so this time I purposefully asked him to take the money and return it to the neighbour. Let him remember this well and teach him a lesson. If he did something wrong, there's always a price to pay," the father told local media.A photo shared by the father showed the son handing the money over to the neighbour for the damaged cars.The father also revealed that he might have to fork out more money for the cars to be repainted and waxed of the cars as the neighbour was upset about the situation.Despite the punishment, Ouyang defended his son by saying that he was too young to realise the severity of his actions."I hope he can understand that he should pay for his mistakes," Ouyang said.

The young boy handing the money to the neighbour to pay for the damage he caused.
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You will either laugh or cry at these stories of 'helpful' children who decided to lend a hand to their parents:

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It's the thought that counts right? Right?

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Despite his efforts, the 24-day-old car was left with scratches.

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Chinese Influencer Faces Up To 5 Years In Jail For Eating A Baby Shark On Livestream

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A Chinese Internet celebrity is currently facing legal action for live streaming herself eating a young great white shark

According to NextShark, on 14 July, a Chinese food vlogger known as Tizi, filmed herself boiling the top half of the shark in a spicy broth and barbecuing the other half with chilli sauce.She ate some of the shark's tail and described it as 'yummy' and 'tender'. The shark was then shared with some villagers who were in Tizi's video. She was even pictured laying next to the 50kg, two-metre long carcass before it was cooked.Viewers have allegedly reported her video to the police in Nanchong, Sichuan and probed them to look into what was described as a 'disgusting' video. The police have since confirmed that she did indeed eat a great white shark.The video of Tizi consuming the shark has since been removed at the time of writing.

Tizi barbecuing the tail of the shark.
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This isn't the first time Tizi has been reported to be cooking and eating rare and exotic animals for her live shows

Tizi's claim to fame is that she portrays a sweet and cute demeanour while she consumes outrageous and unconventional foods on camera. Her videos have garnered her millions of followers on Chinese social media platforms, Douyin and Kuaishou.She has allegedly consumed giant salamanders, crocodiles, ostriches, and even peacocks on her livestreams before, drawing the attention of millions of netizens along with plenty of controversy.Tizi claims that she procured the shark legally through JD.com, China's largest online retailer. She also mentioned that the shark was bred in captivity for the purpose of human consumption. Therefore, what she did was not wrong or against the law. She is currently looking for a lawyer to represent her as she believes the backlash and accusations levelled against her are 'nonsense'.

Tizi preparing to cook a salamander.
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Tizi holding a crocodile.
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The Nanchong Agriculture and Rural Bureau has also launched an investigation against Tizi and the people who supplied her with the shark

According to Global Times, officials from the bureau have reported that Tizi's claims of legally procuring the shark from JD.com to be untrue, and will release more information regarding the matter at a later date.Chang Yachu, a lawyer from Beijing Kangda Law Firm, confirmed that if Tizi is found guilty of illegally purchasing endangered wildlife products, she could face up to five years in prison, or be slapped with criminal detention and a hefty fine. Chang added that the severity of the penalty depends on the value of the shark when it was first purchased.

The great white shark is classified as a vulnerable species and its numbers are declining year after year

Our Endangered World reports that there are approximately fewer than 3,500 great white sharks in the wild.The main reason for the plummeting numbers of sharks is commercial fishing. They are fished and hunted for their fins, teeth, jaws, and meat, amongst other parts. Great white sharks are also slow to sexually mature and be ready to produce offspring. A male great white takes 26 years to reach sexual maturity, and a female takes 33 years.The great white shark is currently under the protection of several countries, such as South Africa, Namibia, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Malta, and China.

A great white shark.
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In 2020, China banned the buying, selling, and eating of wild animals after the practice was linked to the COVID-19 pandemic:

                China Finally Bans Trading And Consumption Of Exotic Wildlife Amidst COVID-19 Crisis

A legislative spokesman said the decision comes at a "critical moment for the epidemic prevention and control".

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First Time Honeymoon, Suami Tertukar Bathtub Dengan Singki Ini Bikin Dekah Ramai

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Sejak kebelakangan ini, kita selalu nampak banyak hotel yang meletakkan bathtub di dalam bilik

Sebenarnya design seperti ini untuk menambahkan lagi elemen luxury dan relaxing. Walau bagaimanapun, design bilik ini memang kurang sesuai untuk tetamu yang sudah berkeluarga atau mempunyai anak-anak kecil.Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video di TikTok berkenaan gelagat sepasang suami isteri yang tinggal di sebuah bilik hotel yang mempunyai bathtub di dalam bilik telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @bintangterpuji Benda pelik-ii ni pelik  original sound  - BotakSuamimeera

Teruja first time datang honeymoon, suami boleh pula bergurau salah anggap bathtub dengan singki

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @bintangterpuji, kelihatan seorang wanita sedang merakam sebuah bilik hotel yang diduduki bersama suaminya ketika honeymoon mereka.Namun, apa yang mencuri tumpuan ramai adalah apabila dia tiba-tiba merakam gelagat suaminya yang sedang membasuh cawan di bathtub. Hal ini kerana bathtub tersebut betul-betul terletak di sebelah katil dan ia memang nampak seperti singki yang besar. "Yang besar juga sinkinya", gurau suaminya.

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"Pastikan yang sampai ke sini hanya suami dan isteri saja. Dilarang bawa anak-anak kecil bersama. Kang lain jadinya pulak" - Netizen

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 2.2M views, 216.4K likes serta 2.3K comments di TikTok.Sementara itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi selepas melihat video tersebut. Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Aduhai, memang unexpected betul lawak abang ni :'D

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Highly Anticipated iPhone 6s And 6s Plus Malaysia Release Date Confirmed

iPhone 6S Malaysian price list has officially been revealed

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It's just a little past midnight and the major telcos in Malaysia have finally started to announce their price plans for the new Apple iPhone 6s and 6s Plus.While the launch of any new iPhone is usually preceded by much anticipation and speculation, this year's release in Malaysia is especially interesting because consumers here have been waiting to find out how much higher the price of the new devices would be, taking into consideration the weakening Ringgit.

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Digi and Maxis have set up pages with their pre-order prices and a list of prices for each device

DIGI'S RRP (Recommended Retail Price):iPhone 6siPhone 6s 16GB – RM 3,199iPhone 6s 64GB – RM 3,699iPhone 6s 128GB – RM 4,199iPhone 6s Plus iPhone 6s Plus 16GB – RM 3,699iPhone 6s Plus 64GB – RM 4,199iPhone 6s Plus 128GB – RM 4,699

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It's good to note that the price list provided by Maxis had a different RRP as compared to Digi's.

MAXIS'S RRP (Recommended Retail Price):iPhone 6siPhone 6s 16GB – RM 3,099iPhone 6s – 64GB – RM 3,599iPhone 6s – 128GB – RM 4,099iPhone 6s PlusiPhone 6s Plus 16GB – RM 3,599iPhone 6s Plus  64GB – RM 4,099iPhone 6s Plus 128GB – RM 4,499

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As for pricing plans, Digi is offering the 16GB iPhone 6s for as low as RM1,152 after rebates

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More details on Digi's official website here.

On Maxis, you have a wide variety of options from both MaxisONE and iValue plans with a choice of either 12 months or 24 months contract duration

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More details on Maxis' official website here.

At the time of writing, Celcom and U Mobile have set a pre-order page, but with no details on pricing as yet

Celcom's pre-order page.
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29 September: After launching in certain countries last week, Malaysians will finally have a chance to get their hands on the highly sought after iPhone 6s and 6s Plus on 16 October

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Apple has just released the dates for the next batches of iPhones and Malaysia will be getting the phones on 16 October, along with India and Turkey. Taiwan, however, will get the phone in the first October wave (that includes most of Western and Eastern Europe) on 9 October.

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Apple Malaysia's official site confirmed the release date with a new tab dedicated to the two new smartphones

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At this moment, pricing and telco plans have not been announced. But with only two weeks left, we're expecting more details to be revealed.

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Both iPhone 6s models look identical to their iPhone 6 equivalents, with the exception of a new Rose Gold colour.
More significant upgrades are under hood - 2GB RAM, 3D Touch, A9 chip and better cameras for both devices.

iPhone 6S in rose gold.
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The new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are visibly the same as the previous iPhone 6/6 Plus with the exception of a new Rose Gold colour as pictured above. However, it gets a significant upgrade underneath with an improved aluminium 7000 shell while the display has 3D touch which is similar to the Apple Watch’s Force Touch. The performance claims to be double of its predecessor with a new A9 chip that’s mated with 2GB of RAM. For taking pictures, the iPhone 6s gets a larger 12MP main sensor while the iPhone 6s Plus model gets added Optical Image Stabilisation. For selfies, you can expect better and brighter pictures with a 5MP front cam which uses the Retina Display as a soft flash in low light situations.

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Muslim Migrant Workers Share Their Experiences Of Working Away From Home In Raya Video

Staying true to the essence of Ramadan, property developer Mah Sing Group released a heartwarming Raya video on migrant workers, calling them "our unsung heroes"

The 3-minute video beautifully depicts the trials and tribulations migrant workers go through to make ends meet - from parting with their loved ones to working in harsh conditions, especially in the holy month of Ramadan when most long to be with their families.

"There are more than two million migrant workers in in Malaysia. Many of whom are Muslims and they work throughout Ramadhan.
"They are far away from their homes, so that they can help build ours. We want to share their stories here, that are often untold."

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Mah Sing interviewed their employees, asking them about their experiences with working away from home and going through the Ramadan month without their loved ones

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The realities of the lives of foreign workers are harsh. Millions of them are forced to leave their young children and work really hard just so that they could put food on the table.

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Mohamed Johorloh, a foreign worker with the Mah Sing Group from Bangladesh spoke about how his financial situation kept him away from his family, even when some of them passed away.
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Misnari, an Indonesian foreign worker, has spent so many years away from his family to the point that he couldn't even recognise his own daughter when he went back for a visit

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Arshad, from Bangladesh tears up, as he talks about enduring the pain of separation from his loved ones

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As a sign of appreciation for these people that work tirelessly, Mah Sing held a buka puasa event recently

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In just a little over a week, the touching video has hit 1.7 million views, with more than 21,000 likes and 11,000 shares.
Watch the full video here:

Mah Sing - Our Unsung HeroesThere are more than 2 million migrant workers in Malaysia. Many of whom are Muslims and they work throughout Ramadhan. They are far away from their homes, so that they can help build ours. We want to share their stories here, that are often untold.

They are, Our Unsung Heroes.

This Raya season, we shared some Ramadhan joy by breaking fast with 600 Muslim construction workers of Southville City. Join us as we whole-heartedly thank Our Unsung Heroes.

Selamat Hari Raya from all of us at Mah Sing.

#MahSing #UnsungHeroes #SelamatHariRaya #EidMubarakPosted by Mah Sing Group on Tuesday, 20 June 2017


Lelaki Ini Dakwa Rekaan Tudung ‘Bawal Magnetic' Miliknya Kini Ditiru Oleh Jenama Terkenal

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Sebagai masyarakat yang prihatin, kita perlu sedar betapa pentingnya untuk mendaftarkan rekaan atau hasil kerja milik kita sebagai pencipta di MyIPO (Perbadanan Harta Intelek Malaysia)

Sebenarnya ianya bukanlah terhad pada rekaan kepada produk semata-mata. Contohnya logo yang kita telah daftarkan dari segi tulisan dan warna juga tidak boleh senang-senang diciplak atau ditiru atau pihak lain dan pelbagai lagi.Walau bagaimanapun, baru-baru ini timbul isu mengenai founder The Jasmine, Yusfariq Iqmal meluahkan rasa kecewa dengan mendakwa tudung bawal magnetic rekaan miliknya telah ditiru oleh sebuah jenama tudung terkenal milik usahawan wanita popular.Menerusi perkongsian videonya di platform TikTok, dia dilihat menangis teresak-esak apabila mengetahui konsep dan idea serta hasil usaha kerasnya sejak dua tahun lalu diciplak oleh jenama besar tersebut.Tonton video penuh perkongsiannya di bawah:

  @yusfariq PLEASE STOP COPYING SMALL BUSINESS IDEA. ##thejasmine ##bawalmagnetic  original sound - Abe Yus  | TJ

"She copied my idea this time" - Founder The Jasmine, Yusfariq Iqmal

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Difahamkan, dia telah mendaftar nama dan teknologi yang digunakan di MyIPO, tetapi untuk rekaan tersebut dia perlu membayar belasan ribu ringgit dan mengambil masa bertahun lamanya untuk diluluskan. Malah, perusahaan perniagaan kecil sepertinya tidak mampu untuk menanggungnya.Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen di video berkenaan, rata-rata pengikutnya memberikan kata-kata semangat kepada Yusfariq untuk tidak mudah berputus asa dan berharap dia terus kuat dalam bisnes yang dijalankannya.Berikut di bawah antara komen menarik netizen di TikTok:

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MACC: Local Artists And Instafamous Personalities Charge Up To RM40,000 For A Night Of Sex

During the investigation into the Macau scam, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) found that many local artists and Instafamous personalities are involved in high-class prostitution

In an Utusan Malaysia report published yesterday, 18 October, a source from MACC told the daily that the celebrities are paid between RM20,000 and RM40,000 for a night of sex.According to the source, the prostitution activity is believed to have existed in the entertainment industry for a long time.The source explained that the reason the celebrities engaged in prostitution is purely for the purpose of making quick money and that the group does not care about their dignity.

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"The issue of this sex scandal emerged after the Macau Scam case was exposed and shocked the country recently," they said, adding that the case also involved local artists

"One of the suspects in the cases is among the middlemen who approach celebrities, offering them a certain price for high-class prostitution activities.""It is not surprising to say that this group can make big bucks because they receive payments between RM20,000 and RM40,000 for one night (of sex)," said the source.When asked who the celebrities involved in the prostitution ring are, the source said they can't make the list public.However, to investigate the matter, the anti-graft agency said they will be monitoring celebrities who flaunt their wealth on social media and find out the source of their income to see if it matches their income made from the entertainment industry, reported China Press.

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The Macau scam case has taken the headlines by storm over the past few weeks after a celebrity couple and 13 senior police officers were called into question for allegedly being involved in the scam

According to Astro Awani, the case is so serious that it led Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Bador into saying that the Royal Police Malaysia (PDRM) will be conducting an in-depth investigation and assured that no stones will be left unturned.Once the investigation began, MACC seized RM80 million from 730 bank accounts, RM5 million in cash, as well as 28 luxury cars — such as a Ferrari, Rolls Royce, and Lamborghini —  all of which are allegedly linked to the scam.

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The modus operandi of the scam varies. But it typically targets senior citizens, telling them that their bank accounts have been used in illegal activities and that they need to transfer a sum of money to avoid being caught.The scam was brought to more people's attention last week after a suspect named Goh Leong Yeong had on 11 October escaped from the MACC headquarters in Putrajaya after he was brought in for questioning, reported The Star.The police are currently on a manhunt to find Goh, while MACC is working around the clock to crack down the entire syndicate.

In June, a 69-year-old woman lost RM682,000 to a Macau scam syndicate who pretended to be a high ranking police officer:

                Retiree Loses RM682,000 To A 'Bank Negara Officer' In Lengthy 3-Month Scam

The scammers threatened the victim that she would be arrested if she refused to cooperate.

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"Truths Annoying To The Malaysian Prime Minister Do Not Cut Muster With British Law"

Responding to the Home Ministry's statement that Malaysia might get Britain's help to extradite Clare Rewcastle-Brown if a "prima facie" case is established, the Sarawak Report (SR) editor said:

"..the Malaysian government should have a more "articulate reason" if it wants to extradite her to Malaysia to face charges of "meddling" in Malaysian affairs.""He had better articulate a reason. 'Truths annoying to the Malaysian prime minister' do not cut muster with British law," she told The Malaysian Insider last night.

        themalaysianinsider.com

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Rewcastle-Brown was asked to respond over Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi's statement that she might be extradited to Malaysia, following from the results of an ongoing police investigation

"Sarawak Report has not committed a crime recognisable in the UK (any more than in Malaysia), so how can we be extradited?" questioned Rewcastle-Brown on Sunday. She also questioned whether she could be extradited if she was to face sedition charges in Malaysia.  "As for 'sedition', this has not been prosecuted in the UK for hundreds of years and it was abolished as a crime by the present Prime Minister - so he is unlikely to be enthusiastic about the idea if UK citizens being tried for it elsewhere. “No one in Malaysia has ever successfully defined what sedition means anyway. Is reporting a crime sedition if it annoys powerful people?" she asked.

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The Home Ministry's statement had come a day after an NGO called Pertubuhan Minda Sosial dan Prihatin (PMSP) submitted a memorandum to the British High Commission in KL, asking the UK to prevent Rewcastle-Brown from interfering in Malaysia's affairs

About a dozen members of the organisation were seen outside the office holding a banner that read, “Clare, stay away from Malaysia.”
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PMSP branded SR's coverage on 1MDB as a colonialist conspiracy

The group charged that Sarawak Report's exposes on debt-ridden state investment firm 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) were an attempt to "colonise" the country.

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The organisation’s bumiputra affairs chief Mohd Faizan Alias said the British colonised Malaysia before and could be trying to destabilise the country to do so again.He said foreigners had no right to meddle in Malaysia’s affairs, which should be dealt with internally.

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Meanwhile, a PKR lawmaker has said Zahid's threat to extradite Rewcastle-Brown over articles attacking 1MDB has no legal basis

PKR's N. Surendran.
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“Zahid's claim that Rewcastle-Brown can be extradited is inconsistent with both UK and Malaysian law, and is simply laughable. Does Zahid seriously expect the British government to allow the extradition of one its citizens to Malaysia merely for having exposed a multi-billion dollar financial scandal?” asked PKR Padang Serai MP N Surendran in a statement today.

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“Zahid was not even able to identify the offence which Clare is alleged to have committed under our laws. He only says that Clare ‘interfered with Malaysia’s affairs’ and that her exposé had ‘ill-intentions’. These are not criminal offences either in Malaysia or the UK,” the lawyer added, referring to Home Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

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He said UK's Extradition Act 2003 requires the person to be extradited to have committed an act which also constitutes an offence under UK laws, adding that the Home Ministry is desperate

“A prima facie case of such an offence would also have to be proven to enable the UK district judge to make an extradition order,” he said, arguing Rewcastle-Brown has not contravened any UK law.“This is nothing more than a desperate attempt to run down and criminalise Sarawak Report and Rewcastle-Brown for having exposed the 1MDB scandal and for implicating Najib,” said Surendran.“Instead of answering the allegations made by Sarawak Report, which are backed up by documents, they are trying to sidetrack the issue by focusing on imaginary crimes committed by Sarawak Report and Clare,” he said.The MP said the home minister’s “wild and legally untenable threats” against Rewcastle-Brown, who is the sister-in-law of UK’s former prime minister Gordon Brown, only served to “further damage our country's reputation internationally”.

        malaysiakini.com

Previously, Ahmad Zahid had said in a statement that he is referring to claims of foreign intervention in the internal affairs of the country

Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi
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“Even though the freedom of speech is celebrated here in Malaysia, however any information that is altered or forged cannot be accepted. What more if the online news by Clare Brown has bad intentions,” Mr Ahmad Zahid said in a statement.“If there is any criminal element by Clare Brown, the bilateral ties in the exchange of confidential information between Britain and Malaysia are already present.“The Home Ministry will work together officially with the British government via Wisma Putra, if there is any ‘prima facie’ to take legal action on Clare Brown,” he added.

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He said cooperation between the Royal Malaysian Police and Scotland Yard is well-established, which will help smoothen things if they need to execute an extradition order for the founder of the whistleblower site."The principle of 'sovereignty' is recognised between countries. Certainly, the British will not condone it if any of its citizens interfere in the internal affairs of another country," he said.Ahmad Zahid said although Malaysia celebrates freedom of expression, it will not tolerate information that has been tampered with, neither would it accept fabricated news. "This is (serious) especially if Rewcastle Brown’s expose is done with malicious intentions," he added.

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5 Gorgeous Road Trips You Should Take Around Sydney And New South Wales In The Springtime

1. For a short drive from the city to nature: Blue Mountains

Discover breath-taking views from Pulpit Rock in the Blue Mountains.
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Just an hour and a half drive from the city, the Blue Mountains make a gorgeous road trip to a place full of natural beauty. The top spots to check out include the beautiful Wentworth Falls; incredible stacked sandstone rock formations called the Three Sisters; Scenic World with an elevated walkway and one of the world's steepest railways; and the Grand Canyon Walk. Also worth visiting are the Jenolan Caves - the world's oldest known open cave system. Between 30 September and 7 October, be sure to check out the Leura Gardens Festival for a gorgeous Springtime experience.

Jenolan Caves’ Chifley Cave is illuminated with coloured lights.
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Take a stroll through the Mount Tomah Botanic Gardens, which specialise in the conservation of cool climate plants, and is home to 21,000 plants consisting of 900 species.After all that exploring, be sure to stop by The Potager Cafe for scrumptious food and a gorgeous view. They serve a tasting board that's perfect to be shared with friends, or you can indulge in luscious apple pie made with local Bilpin apples.

Delicious desserts at The Potager, including their signature apple pie (right)
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2. For an epic scenic route: Grand Pacific Drive - the Southern Highlands

The stunning view along the Grand Pacific Drive
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If you're looking for an enjoyable road trip experience, travel from the Royal National Park to the Southern Highlands for breath-taking coastal views on what is known as the Classic Grand Pacific Drive.There are loads of amazing stops you can make along the way. The Royal National Park itself is huge. This 15,000 hectare park includes over 100km of walking tracks, cycling trails, spectacular beaches, coastal scenery, and many picnic and barbecue areas. It's also the perfect location for whale watching!

Join a guided tour with Barefoot Downunder and swim in the Figure Eight Pools at the Royal National Park.
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Head south to Kiama, which means 'the place where the sea makes a noise.' This picturesque town is home to the Kiama Blowhole, which is the largest in the world. Want more? Extend your drive further to Jervis Bay, best known for its Marine Park with approximately 100 resident dolphins, whale watching cruises, and famous white sand beaches!And finally, drive all the way to the Southern Highlands, famed for its boutiques, gourmet restaurants, galleries, and Tulip Time Festival. Tulip Time is one of Australia's oldest floral festivals and the region's largest event, which takes place from 18 September to 1 October 2018. Corbett Gardens is absolutely stunning with over 75,000 tulips,15,000 annuals, and an additional 40,000 tulips planted across the Shire.

Tulip Time is a must-see Springtime event
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3. For a trip to see the Dolphin Capital of Australia:  Port Stephens

Go dolphin and whale watching on special cruises
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Want a dose of nature and adventure? Take a road trip to Port Stephens! The gorgeous 2.5-hour drive from Sydney will bring you to the Stockton Sand Dunes, the largest coastal sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere. Before you reach the dunes, make a stop at the Central Coast. Highlights of the area include horse riding at Glenworth Valley Outdoor Adventures, as well as the world's longest rollercoaster zipline at the TreeTop Crazy Rider.From there, continue north to Port Stephens. There are loads of exciting activities to try at the Stockton Sand Dunes, such as quad biking, sand boarding, 4-wheel drive tours, and even camel riding. Then go dolphin and whale watching on a special cruise. There are approximately 150 bottlenose dolphins that reside in the waters all year round. Meanwhile, there are high chances of whale sightings in the area as the majestic animals migrate from May to November. If you're lucky, you may get to witness humpback whales breaching out of the water!

Sand boarding at the Stockton Sand Dunes
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If you're looking for a more laid-back experience, head over to the Irukandji Shark and Ray Encounters - a unique interactive aquarium. The dry experience includes a guided tour where you're allowed to touch the rays and sharks. If you want more, get in the water and try out the Shark Encounter experience. Meet the babies in the Aqua Nursery and cuddle Raspy, a 325kg stingray! Finish off the day at Holberts Oysters Supplies for freshly shucked oysters and other local seafood. Yum!

Meet Raspy, the giant stingray at the Irukandji Shark and Ray Encounters
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4. For a relaxing coastal drive: the Legendary Pacific Coast

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To extend your Sydney - Central Coast - Port Stephens road trip, continue north along the famous Legendary Pacific Coast for stunning views, breath-taking national parks, and amazing surf beaches.Make a stop at Grafton to enjoy the epic Grafton Jacaranda Festival from 27 October to 4 November 2018. Held every Spring, this is the first of Australia's folk festivals and celebrates the beautiful blossoming of the purple Jacaranda trees. Highlights of the fest include the Riverlight Festival, River Feast, Art Exhibitions, Dragon Boat Racing, Live Music, Float Parade, and firework display!

The purple Jacaranda trees in full bloom.
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If you're feeling extra adventurous, make the trip all the way to Byron Bay - a coastal town on the far-north coast of NSW. Home to the iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse at the most easterly point of mainland Australia, you could be one of the first in Australia to catch the brilliant sunrise. Take in spectacular beaches, one-of-a-kind shopping and dining experiences, and world-class festivals.

Sunrise at Cape Byron Lighthouse.
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5. For a magical trip north: the Waterfall Way drive

The Skywalk Lookout at the Dorrigo Rainforest Centre
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The key attraction of this road trip are the numerous waterfalls along the drive between Coffs Harbour and Armidale. You also get to pass through the New England and Dorrigo national parks, which have beautiful walking tracks through untouched nature.Make your first stop at the Dorrigo Rainforest Centre to experience the Skywalk Lookout - an amazing 70m boardwalk that's built 20m above the actual rainforest! Then head over to Crystal Shower Falls by completing a 6km rainforest trail. Prepare to get wet as you cross the suspension bridge close to the top of the waterfall ;)

The suspension bridge at Wonga Walk to Crystal Shower Falls
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Other waterfalls on the way include Dangar Falls (which has a huge lagoon that is perfect for swimming), Ebor Falls (from the viewing platform you can see the impressive 100m drop), Wollombi Falls (once considered the highest waterfall in Australia), and Chandler Falls.

Wollombi and Chandler Falls
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And that's just for starters! Sydney and New South Wales are simply bursting with natural beauty.

Here's a quick look at some of the hotspots in Sydney you have to visit:

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The world's largest free to the public sculpture exhibition at the iconic Bondi Beach - Sculpture by the Sea. Open from 18 October to 4 November, you'll also be able to check out the 2km long sculpture park from Bondi to Tamarama Beach. With over 100 sculptures by both Australian and international artists, this exhibition is certain to leave a lasting memory.

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Fruit picking along Bells Line of Road (the perfect stop along your road trip to the Blue Mountains!)There's nothing quite like picking super fresh fruits and devouring them! There are a number of orchards along Bells Line of Road, including Bilpin Springs Orchard and Pine Crest Orchard, to check out. Choose from a variety of cherries, nectarines, peaches, plums, strawberries, and more! If you're on the Grand Pacific Drive, make a pitstop at Appleshack at Glenbernie Orchard for apple, peach, and nectarine picking! Fruit picking season starts in November, but be sure to check out opening dates and times before visiting.

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Feasting at the Grounds of Alexandria.Once a pie factory, the Grounds of Alexandria has since transformed into a Sydney foodie icon. With homemade soda, berries and doughnuts, breakfast burgers, and more, you'll be spoiled for choice! If you're looking for indulgence, check out the red velvet shakes and buttermilk pancakes with roasted peaches as The Cafe.

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Pose among the Jacaranda trees in bloom around Sydney.Besides road-tripping up north to the Grafton Jacaranda Festival, you can also take insta-worthy pics with the beautiful purple blooms from Jacaranda trees around Sydney. Find them at Circular Quay against a backdrop of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House, stroll through the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney, or head to McDougall Street in Kirribilli for an iconic snap beneath the Jacaranda canopy that is popular among both tourists and locals!


Ridzuan And Ziyad Singing The Negaraku Is What Every Malaysian Needs To See Right Now

Last night, as Malaysia slept, Mohamad Ridzuan Mohamad Puzi crossed the finish line in just 12.07s to win the T36 100M final

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And Ridzuan gave Malaysia more than its first-ever Paralympic Gold

Keringat dan air matanya hanya untuk negara. #RidzuanPuzi, wira Malaysia. #KamiLuarBiasa : @bernamadotcom pic.twitter.com/UnAAx5jU3Q— KBS (@KBSMalaysia) September 11, 2016

He made Malaysia's decades-long dream come true, by giving us a chance to hear the 'Negaraku' being played in the Paralympics

The significance of the 'Negaraku' was only doubled when it was played again after Muhammad Ziyad Zolkefli won the second gold:

Buat kali ke-2, Negaraku di #Rio2016!Tahniah #ZiyadZolkefli! #EmasUntukNegara#KamiLuarBiasa #Paralympics pic.twitter.com/kMUdjCMlpj— Tune Talk (@TuneTalk) September 10, 2016

To say these were special moments would be an understatement

 pic.twitter.com/oa2zQIDTTs— Khairy Jamaluddin (@Khairykj) September 10, 2016

#Negaraku x2 #AyuhMalaysiaku #Rio2016 pic.twitter.com/2EvvDjah7p— Muhammad Hilmi. (@hilmihisham) September 10, 2016

As several Malaysians took to Twitter to express their incredible joy:

Honestly, I can't hold my tears back when 'Negaraku' echoed in Rio for the 2nd time. Thank you Ziyad and Ridzuan! https://t.co/B0aJKdvsey— Norman Goh (@imnormgoh) September 11, 2016

Negaraku at Rio Paralympics. Twice. #Rio2016Paralympics— Afiq Azizan (@afqazizan) September 11, 2016

When Ridzuan took the podium for Negaraku, even those who were watching from their smartphones  stood in the middle of their bedroom. Pride.— Mutella (@mumuedstar) September 11, 2016

If you didn't cry after hear Negaraku played at Rio, you are not Malaysian enough.— J (@itsmackingjay) September 11, 2016

Ziyad Zolkefli and Ridzuan Puzi, take a bow!! 2 GOLD MEDALS FOR MALAYSIA! 'Negaraku' finally made its showcase in Rio. #GoForGold— Dev Sachdev (@MahdevSS) September 11, 2016

I am literally shed tears out of joy having our two paralympians made our #Negaraku at #Rio2016.Despites of many obstacles, we do have hope— al-Serembani Studio (@serembani) September 11, 2016

We're SO very proud of them! <3

                Malaysia Wins 2 Golds And Creates New World Record At The Rio Paralympic Games!

They gave Malaysia its first ever Paralympic Gold medals.

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Ridzuan and Ziyad's golden contribution will be rightly honoured:

                Para-Athletes Who Win Gold At The Rio Paralympic Games Will Receive RM1 Million

Youth and Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin wants to ensure that all athletes receive equal rewards.

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Kulit Berminyak, Kering, Atau Kombinasi? Buat Eksperimen Ini Untuk Kenali Jenis Kulit Anda

Memiliki kulit wajah yang cantik dan bersih adalah impian semua orang, tidak kira perempuan mahupun lelaki

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Untuk mendapatkan kulit wajah yang sempurna memerlukan penjagaan yang rapi dan teratur lebih-lebih lagi dengan keadaan cuaca yang tidak menentu yang turut memberi kesan kepada kulit kita. Penjagaan yang rapi termasuklah mengamalkan gaya pemakanan yang sihat di samping menggunakan pencuci muka dan krim pelembap yang bersesuaian dengan kulit kita kerana semua orang memiliki jenis kulit yang berbeza-beza.

Sebelum nak cuba dapatkan kulit yang cantik, licin dan bersih, anda kena tahu terlebih dahulu apa jenis kulit anda sama ada kering, berminyak, normal atau kombinasi

Seorang pengguna Twitter, @NaufalAntezem telah berkongsikan tips untuk mengenali jenis kulit anda dalam bentuk bebenang. Tips yang mendapat perkongsian lebih 6 ribu itu sedikit sebanyak membantu orang ramai dalam mengetahui jenis kulit mereka sebelum membeli produk kecantikan kulit yang bersesuaian.

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Baca perkongsian penuh di bawah:

Kalau kita perasan, di pasaran banyak juga produk penjagaan kulit muka yang khas untuk jenis-jenis kulit muka. Ada yang untuk oily skin, combination, dry skin, sensitive, acne prone dan banyak lagi. Sebenarnya agak penting juga untuk kita pilih produk yang sesuai dengan kulit muka kita.Ada 4 jenis utama kulit iaitu dry/kering, oily/berminyak, normal dan combination/gabungan. Sebenarnya agak mudah untuk kita tentukan jenis kulit muka kita. Tapi untuk hasil yang lebih tepat, perlu rujuk dengan pakar kulit. Cara yang mudah adalah dengan cara '30 minutes bare face'.Caranya, tanggalkan semua makeup, sunscreen, semua yang ada pada muka kita. Cuci bersih kemudian keringkan. Biarkan muka begitu sahaja. Jangan sentuh atau pakai apa-apa produk selama 30 minit (dalam sesetengah kes up to 1 hour). Sepanjang tunggu, buatlah aktiviti macam biasa.Selepas 30 mins - 1 jam, bersihkan tangan dulu dengan sabun. Kemudian keringkan. Antara bahan yang diperlukan adalah muka anda sendiri, tangan, tisu dan blotting paper/kertas minyak/oil film. Contoh blotting paper macam dalam gambar kalau ada yang tak pasti macam mana rupanya.

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Experiment 1 : Dry skin

Cuba senyum, kerut dahi, muka. Ambil tisu dan lap muka. Kemudian ambil blotting paper dan lap T-zone (dahi, hidung, dagu). Jika waktu gerakkan muka rasa ketat, kemudian pada tisu ada kulit yang flaky tertinggal, minimum or zero oil pd paper, itulah dry skin.

Experiment 2 : Oily skin

Ambil 2 helai blotting paper. Helai pertama lapkan T-zone (dahi, hidung, dagu). Helai kedua lapkan pipi, tapi dahi, tepi dagu. Bandingkan kedua-dua helai. Jika minyak terperangkap sama banyak, penuh satu blotting paper, or tak cukup sehelai, itulah oily.

Experiment 3 : Combination

Guna 2 helai blotting paper, lapkan sehelai pada T-zone dan sehelai lagi pada pipi. Bandingkan kedua-dua helai. Jika helaian pada pipi minimum minyak terperangkap  dan T-zone lebih/sangat banyak, juga kalau ada flaky skin tertinggal pada tisu, itu combination.

Experiment 4 : Normal skin

Jika jumlah minyak terperangkap pada blotting paper selepas anda lapkan muka sangat minimum atau tiada, muka tak rasa ketat, tiada flaky skin tertinggal pada tisu, maksudnya kulit anda normal.

Selepas dah tahu jenis kulit, barulah seronok kita nak pilih produk yang sesuai dengan kulit

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Jika kulit berminyak tapi pakai produk untuk kulit kering, boleh jadi lebih berminyak kulit muka dan paling teruk jika pori tersumbat yang akhirnya menyebabkan masalah jerawat.Ada juga yang elak hydration sebab kulit dah berminyak. Dipaksa juga muka untuk kering dan matte. Perlu diingat, kulit kita bijak. Jika kulit terlalu kering, kulit akan masuk mode emergency untuk kekalkan kelembapan dengan hasilkan lebih banyak minyak untuk tebus kehilangan minyak tadi.Paling penting adalah untuk balance yang baik. Macam combination skin (which aku adalah combination), contoh mask The Himalayan (charcoal, boleh keringkan muka). Aku letak pd T-zone (oily) dan sikit je and nipis pada pipi (sedikit kering). Kita kena pandai balancekan ikut keadaan.

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Jika kulit muka berminyak, combination boleh cuba pencuci jenis gel instead of cream. Paling penting utk mana2 jenis kulit utk cari product yg takblock pores (non-comedogenic) juga yg tak strip our mineral oil terus dari kulit yg akan akibatkan kulit kering dan irritate.Minum air yang cukup, sunscreen, supply good amount of hydration, facial mist (when needed) adalah makanan untuk kulit kita. Kalau kita bagi dia makan, mesti dia tak meragam. Selamat berjaya dalam mengenalpasti jenis kulit masing-masing.

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Hati-hati semua. Jangan tersalah menggunakan kesemua produk-produk ini.

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Give Your Plant Babies A Sustainable Makeover With The 1st Malaysian-Made Batik Pot Sleeve

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If you're a proud plant parent, you might want to consider this no-fuss, no-muss way to add a little personality to your plant babies with the first Malaysian-made pot sleeve

Sarong Pasu features batik cloth designed with various motifs and colours to elevate your home decor.

Image via Sarong Pasu (Provided to SAYS)

Image via Sarong Pasu (Provided to SAYS)

Image via Sarong Pasu (Provided to SAYS)

Batik is so synonymous and well-integrated in the Malaysian culture that it fits both casual and formal settings while capturing a timeless look

Sarong Pasu currently offers 17 batik designs with bright colours and patterns of leaves, vines, flowers. Perfect for your plant babies!Each sleeve can fit pots and planters between 16 to 23 inches in circumference and the width of the sleeve is around four inches.

Image via @momplantmomsplants (Instagram)

Image via @momplantmomsplants (Instagram)

Co-founder, Cellini Basri, told SAYS the idea came about when she found it hard to find a sustainable and affordable way to upgrade the look of her plants

As plant parents already know, switching to new ceramic pots can be more costly. But using the batik sleeves alone can spruce up the look of your plants while also being thrifty.Check out the difference it makes:

Image via @momplantmomsplants (Instagram)

Image via @momplantmomsplants (Instagram)

What's more impressive is that these pot sleeves are removable, reusable and washable, which makes them sustainable.

Image via Sarong Pasu (Provided to SAYS)

Sarong Pasu's mission is to not only make houseplant care more accessible, but also fun to all plant parents out there

You would also be making an impact with each purchase of Sarong Pasu. The pot sleeves are handcrafted by female tailors from the B40 community in rural areas of Selangor and Seremban, instead of being mass produced in a factory.If you're interested in dressing up your plant babies with these gorgeous wearables, you can hop over to their website for more information or visit their booth at Rimba Market at The Curve on 21-23 January for an up close look.

Here are other activities you can do this weekend:

                Check Out All These Fun Activities Happening In KL & PJ To Help With January Blues

If you're having post-holiday syndrome or just need to unwind.

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7 Facts You Should Know About The Tanjung Karang Boat Tragedy That Killed A Family Of 7

1. Last week, 16 July, a fishing boat carrying 14 people capsized after being hit by waves two nautical miles off Tanjung Karang. According to a report by The Star, the boat sprung a leak and began to sink while it was heading back to land at about 5pm, Thursday.

A file photo of a Rescue effort at Tanjung Karang Beach after a collision between two high-speed boats.
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2. The boat carrying 14 people, 9 of them family members and 5 boatmen, had set out from the Sungai Kajang fishermen's jetty at about 3pm for the sprinkling of a dead relative's ashes in the sea.

According to C. Sathyah, the boat started taking on water while passengers were engaged in the  religious ceremony. “‘Most of us were sitting on one side of the boat which caused it to tilt and take in some more water. We tried to bail water out but to no avail as the boat continued to sink,’ he said.

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3. 7 people were rescued by fishermen soon after the boat sank. Those rescued were identified as P. Alumalai; M. Sugamaran; V. Nagaswari; N. Sanmugan; C. Sabtayan; C. Sundraja and S. Partiven.

Gnanasegaran being consoled by family members at the Tanjung Karang jetty.
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4. On 17 July, 12 fire and rescue personnel who were deployed to the area recovered the bodies of 3 women and a man while fishing vessels rescued six men and a woman. 3 men were still missing.

A member of the Fire and Rescue operations conducting SAR in waters around Bagan Pasir Tanjung Karang.
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Rescuers found the bodies of Muniamah Andy, 49, Logaraj Kunasegaran, 29, Gnaswdree Mooken, 59 and Jaya Sangari Ganasegaran, 27 hours after the incident.

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5. Next day, authorities retrieved 2 more bodies of the tragedy, bringing the total number of bodies found to 6. One of the body was found 2 kilometres away from the location where the boat capsized.

Fire and Rescue Department officers handling the body of a victim of the boat tragedy.
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The body of A. Parianathan, 30, was found at 11.45am along the shore behind the General Operations Force camp in Bagan Pasir here, said the Selangor Fire and Rescue department. Five others who drowned were M. Kunasegaran, 57; A. Muniamah, 49; K. Logaraj, 29; M. Gnaswdree, 59; and G. Jaya Sangari, 27.

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6. On Sunday, 19 July, the body of the 7th and final victim was recovered by rescuers at about 2.58pm. Identified as Shankar Gunasegaran, aged 24, his body had washed ashore in Parit 4, Sekinchan, some 10km from where the boat capsized on Thursday.

Bomba personnel lifting the body of 7th victim which was found on Sunday.
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Selangor Fire and Rescue assistant director Mohd Sani Harul said Ravi Shankar’s body was found caught in some mangrove about eight nautical miles from the spot where the boat sank. It had been sent to the Tanjong Karang Hospital and the search operation was terminated at 4pm, he said.

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7. The 14 people onboard the boat only had 2 life jackets between them. Kuala Selangor police chief said they're investigating claims that the boat was not in good enough condition to be taken out to sea and that the man at the helm was not qualified for the task.

Selangor Fire and Rescue Assistant Director, Mohd Sani Harul, said the boat could have sank as it was leaning to one side during the ritual. “We have gathered information that the boat was listing heavily towards one side when the ritual took place. At this time, a lot of water entered the boat after which the situation worsened as it was hit by waves,” he said.

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Meanwhile, Nageshwari Oorvijayan, age 22, one of the 7 who survived the boat tragedy on Thursday in Tanjung Karang, never expected her first boat ride will end in tragedy, Bernama reported

"We did not think such catastrophe will occur. We were just chatting and joking," said Nageshwari who had gone with the others to scatter ashes of a dead relative and perform a religious ceremony out at sea.She said on the way they had asked the skipper of the boat to stop because of the strong waves and some of us got worried that something bad might happen. However, the boatman and his three aides suggested we proceed to the centre of the sea to conduct the prayers at a pole jutting out of the sea, she said."We just followed what they said ... we did not know what to do as this is the first time we went there," she told reporters when met at the residence of her uncle M. Kunasegaran who drowned in the incident.

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Recounting her experience, she said the distance from the pier to the scene of the religious ceremony was only about half an hour ride and the incident occurred when the boat was on its way back

"On the way back, I asked my sister to snap pictures of me washing my face with a smile looking at the camera ... all of a sudden the water started to enter the boat ... the boat split in two. We began to sink."We all screamed for help. I asked my cousin brother to save my mother, but when the other fishing boats arrived, I did not seen my cousin, he was gone," she said, adding that her mother A. Muniamah, 49, also drowned in the incident.Nageshwari who was not wearing a life jacket held on to a white float and stayed afloat for over an hour before being rescued by another fishing boat. According to Nageshwari her cousin Jeya Sankari, 27, who drowned in the incident, was supposed to go to Johor Baharu to meet her fiancee on Monday as she was supposed to get married next year.

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Speaking to reporters after visiting the family of M. Kunasegaran, who drowned in the tragedy and making a personal contribution, Health Minister Dr. S. Subramaniam said the casualties in the boat tragedy was due to the passengers not wearing safety jackets

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"If they were wearing life jackets, the matter could have been averted," he said.

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The Digi WWWOW Awards Is Back Because The Best Things Happen On The Internet

Do you spend so much on the Internet, you think you should win an award?

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Yeah, okay… We wish we could too but that just ain’t happening, unfortunately

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BUT it's okay, because all hope is not lost yet

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Maybe you have an amazing business idea like selling kitten socks on Instagram

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Or perhaps you’ve started a social movement to better improve your community

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If you think you tick all the boxes for any of the categories...

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You best believe you deserve an award!

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Whether, you’re helping the Internet becoming more entertaining, helpful, educational, or accessible through innovative services or new products, Digi wants to help further your great ideas

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At Digi WWWOW, we know that the Internet doesn't just exist. The Internet is people and people make it all that it is. Well, to put it in one powerful word - inspiring. That's why for 5 years now and onwards, Digi WWWOW is on the lookout for aspiring individuals who make the Internet greater.

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So, don't be afraid to be a go-getter and level-up your game on the interwebz

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Submit your entry or nominate your favourite Internet idea HERE today, and stand a chance to win RM10,000! Plus, winners will also get to sit with industry experts to pick their brains at the Digi WWWOW Hangout.

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Other prizes include:- Ultimate WWWOW WinnerIf you're the best of the best among all 9 category winners, you'll get to be a part of upcoming TEDx regional events!- People’s Choice AwardTake home an additional RM10,000 worth of gadgets, if you win the popular vote from the public. Erm, yes please!Man, if these aren't motivation enough, we don't know what is. Submissions and nominations are now open till 25th October 2015. Let's make the Internet more awesome together! All the info you need HERE.

Now that's how you win the Internet!

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Monitor Lizard Scrambling To Get Out Of Klang House Is Me Running Away From My Problems

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A monitor lizard found itself in a rather tight situation recently when it got itself trapped between a grille and a door at a house in Klang

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Khai Lim, who goes by @limyotp on TikTok, recently shared his discovery of a huge monitor lizard stuck in what appears to be his house. "Heard something scratching the door at midnight. This isn't Sarawak btw, it's Klang," he wrote in the caption of his video.

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Remaining completely calm, Lim walks up to the door and starts to unlock the grille to help the creature

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He then takes a step back as the monitor lizard can be seen sliding out of the top of the grille before flopping onto the ground. Scrambling for its life, the animal attempts to flee the scene, but not before offering a dramatic exit.

The monitor lizard first tries to climb the wall as Lim can be heard in the background telling it, "No, no wrong direction. Go out the front door."

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As if it understood Lim, the animal then climbs onto a nearby shelf, knocking things over and rushing to escape the scene in embarrassment

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The video ends with Lim calmly saying, "Alright."

Since his video has gone viral, people have been commending Lim for how calm he seemed throughout the incident

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While some questioned why he didn't call the bomba, one person wittily commented that bomba should call Lim instead

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You can watch the full video below:

  @limyotp heard something scratching the door at midnight this isn't sarawak btw it's klang #Malaysia #fyp #wildlife  original sound - Khai - Khai

While this monitor lizard tried to escape, another was spotted in Johor attempting to enter a house:

                'Godzilla' Monitor Lizard Goes Viral After It Was Spotted Climbing Into Johor Man's Home

"You might have pet dogs at home but I have a small 'crocodile' here!"

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A 2-Year-Old Boy In Sarawak Suffering From HFMD Has Died

A two year old in Sarawak reportedly died of hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) yesterday, 28 July

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The child, Farhan Lukman Abdullah, was from Kampung Pangtray, Daro in Mukah.Health Ministry director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah revealed that he had a fever and showed signs of rashes on the palms and feet, as well as oral ulcers on Tuesday 24 July, The Star reported.

After being taken to the Daro health clinic on Wednesday, Farhan was diagnosed with and treated for HFMD

According to New Straits Times, the child was taken to the Emergency and Trauma Department at Daro Hospital on Friday in an unstable condition, and was referred to Sibu Hospital for future treatment.However, Farhan died at Sibu Hospital on Saturday, 28 July from severe pneumonia with HFMD infection."Clinical samples were taken to verify the cause of death," explained Dr Noor Hisham.

Farhan's remains were brought back to Kampung Pangtray, Daro, and buried at the Kampung Lemang Pek Muslim cemetery

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"Before this, he was always a very active child and would always play with his sister," said Farhan's mother, Mastura Ali, New Straits Times reported."Then he contracted HFMD and he became weak and lethargic and lost his appetite as well. At nights, especially, he would cry and could not sleep," the 33-year-old added."He has left us forever. But though we feel the loss, we accept it as God’s will," said another relative.

Since 1 January, there have been 37,986 reported cases of HFMD, which spreads through contact with saliva, blisters, and faeces of an infected person

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According to New Straits Times, there has been a rise compared to the corresponding period last year in all states except Sarawak.Selangor has the highest number of HFMD cases at 11,349, followed by Kuala Lumpur (4,428) and Sarawak (4,412)."The number of outbreaks detected is 1,093, with 539 premises temporarily shut down as a result. Of the total number of premises closed, 241 were nurseries, 259 were kindergartens and 39 were schools," said Health Minister Dr Zulkefly Ahmad.

Although HFMD is a mildly infectious contagious disease, the risks are high if not treated early

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Public health specialist in the health ministry's Disease Control Division, Dr Norita Shamsudin explained that, "Viral infections, especially Enterovirus 71 (EV71), can cause complications like dehydration, brain inflammation, heart and lung failure, and ultimately death," she said, Free Malaysia Today reported.Though the viral infection can affect both adults and children, children below five years old are more susceptible.The Health Ministry (MOH) has "strongly urged" parents not to bring their children to school or any other crowded public places if they are are exhibiting symptoms.

Malaysian students commuting daily to schools in Singapore have also been advised to take extra precautions by observing hygiene due to the HFMD outbreak

Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching said that although there were no reports of HMFD in Singapore yet, they should not take things for granted.She also advised the parents of children studying in Singapore to bring their children to doctors should they show symptoms of HMFD, The Star reported.

Last week, health inspectors investigating the spread of HFMD identified the handlebars of supermarket trolleys as one of its main causes of the outbreak:

                The Authorities Have Revealed The Main Cause Of The HFMD Outbreak In Penang

30 premises in Penang remain closed since the outbreak earlier in the month.

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Here are some tips on how to reduce the risk of getting infected and prevent the spread of HFMD:

                Precautions Parents Should Take Now That There's A HFMD Outbreak In Malaysia

You can play a part in helping to prevent the spread of the hand, foot, and mouth disease with good practices.

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Lelaki Ini Cuba Elak 'Dipeluk' Maskot, Tapi Rupa-Rupanya Isteri Sendiri Yang Buat Surprise

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Siapa je yang tak suka dapat kejutan bukan? Tambahan lagi jika ianya kejutan sempena hari jadi anda

Kebiasaannya kejutan hari jadi pasti akan diraikan dalam kalangan ahli keluarga dan rakan-rakan. Ada yang mengunakan perancang perkhidmatan hadiah untuk membuat kejutan.Sama seperti video yang tular di TikTok baru-baru ini apabila seorang lelaki mendapat kejutan hadiah yang diberikan maskot mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @d_mass Bila wife suprise husband  Diam Diam Menyukaiku - wawanawe26

Maskot cuba nak peluk, tapi si suami pula elak lari

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan seorang wanita membuat kejutan kepada suaminya yang bekerja sebagai pengawal keselamatan di sebuah sekolah.Dia kemudian mengenakan pakaian kostum Minnie Mouse untuk dihantar sendiri kepada suaminya. Sebaik saja menghulurkan jambangan bunga duit dan belon, Minnie Mouse itu menunjukkan reaksi seperti mahu peluk.Walau bagaimanapun, si suami yang tidak mengetahui siapa di sebalik kostum berkenaan terus mengelak daripada dipeluk. Tetapi tidak lama kemudian, maskot itu pun membuka kepala kostum terbabit dan dia terkejut melihat rupa-rupanya si isteri yang melakukan kejutan tersebut.Lihat video penuh sambungan itu di bawah:

  @d_mass Part 2.Alhamdulillah..   original sound  - Zarra Riana

"Nampak dah kesetiaan dia sampai lari takut, semoga bahagia" - Netizen

Sementara itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terharu melihat pasangan tersebut.Malah, ramai yang menyifatkan si suami seorang yang setia kerana tahu batasnya. Ada juga yang mendoakan kebahagiaan mereka berdua.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 119.1K views, 5,820 likes dan 337 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Bagusnya suami dia, terus lari sebab tak nak kena peluk ya :P

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Here's How To Buy Now, Pay Later While Enjoying 40% Off On Brands Like ZALORA & TTRacing

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This Spotlight is sponsored by hoolah.

If you're always on the lookout for good deals, you may want to check out hoolah

hoolah is a Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) platform that was launched in 2018, with over 2,000 merchant partners spread across Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong. The platform works in a way that allows you to spread your ringgit and split the cost of your online and in-store purchases into three interest-free monthly instalments.This means you'll only need to pay one-third of the total sum with either your debit or credit card to get your items delivered to your doorstep. Or, if you're shopping in-store, you can walk away with your items upon paying one-third of your purchase upfront. The remaining cost will be automatically deducted from your card over the next two months, at no additional fees.

In celebration of hoolah's fourth birthday, the BNPL platform is offering 40% off sitewide (and more!) throughout the month of March

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This birthday discount can be used for all online and in-store purchases (capped at RM30), with no minimum spend needed. And with over 1,500 local merchants, such as JD Sports, Medklinn, Sometime by Asian Designers, ZALORA, Malaysia Airlines, and Luxury Escapes, you'll definitely find something you need or fancy. What's even better is that you'll be able to enjoy 40% off on top of existing promotions by participating merchants, including well-known brands like Handmade Heroes, NIHON Skin, NITA Cosmetics, HiBlendr, Sweet Peachier, TRAPO, TTRacing, and more.

Here's a closer look at the promotions you can enjoy, in addition to the 40% birthday sale on hoolah:

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Beauty and fashionHandmade Heroes (1 to 31 March)Enjoy 12% off with the brand's limited-edition Ultimate Dewy Skin Kit, which consists of The Ultimate Bakuchiol Booster Oil and The Ultimate Snow Shroom Hyaluronic Acid, at RM237.40.NITA Cosmetics (1 to 31 March)Shop the quirky beauty brand's NITA Resepi Peelable Nail Polish, which can be peeled off effortlessly without damaging your nails, as well as its eco-friendly Pasaraya Tote Bag (RM29) designed with multiple side pockets for extra storage — perfect for trips to the supermarket, gym, and everywhere else!Sweet Peachier (1 to 31 March)With 10% off sitewide, you can now enjoy hair removal treatments in the comfort and safety of your own home with the Sweet Peachier IPL Laser Hair Removal Handset.Cath Kidston (17 to 31 March)Treat yourself to a stylish accessory in iconic Cath Kidston prints at 10% off with a minimum purchase of two items, and 15% off with a minimum purchase of four items sitewide!

LifestyleBox of Bricks (1 to 31 March)Enjoy 20% off LEGO playsets, including the latest LEGO The Globe, at Box of Bricks LEGO Certified stores.

LEGO The Globe playset.
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Home and livingTTRacing (21 to 31 March)hoolah users can enjoy 10% off the New Duo V3 with code TTRXHOOLAH10 (RM300 minimum spend).HiBlendr (1 to 31 March)Get your hands on the world's most aesthetic-looking portable blender at 10% off sitewide with HiBlendr, on top of 40% when you checkout with hoolah. Three lucky winners will also get a chance to bring home the Juice Cup Pro with an ongoing giveaway.

hoolah's birthday celebration doesn't end there! You can also receive an upsized bonus referral of RM30, instead of the usual RM20, when you get a friend to shop on the platform this month.

Here's how:Step 1: Get your friends to download the app on the App Store or Google PlayStep 2: On the hoolah app, go to Settings, then tap Refer A Friend to share the referral codeStep 3: Your friend will receive a RM30 welcome voucher (RM100 minimum spend applicable) upon successful signup on the app, while you'll earn an upsized bonus of RM30!

All in all, hoolah aims to help users get the things they want today, and responsibly pay for it later via three interest-free monthly instalments

Whether you want to upgrade your work-from-home office or buy a new outfit for a special occasion, hoolah can offer greater flexibility in terms of managing your spending and purchases. Download hoolah on the App Store or Google Play today, and shop at your favourite brands here.

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                Apparently, Sticking The RFID Tag Behind The Front Number Plate Of Your Car Works Better

A local man recently tried this and posted a video on TikTok as he passed through multiple tolls without any hassle.

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                We Tried Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G For A Week. Here's Our Full Review Of The Flagship Phone

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"Dia Cuba Racun Saya" - Gurau Tengku Muhammad Pada Tengku Afzan Ini Buat Netizen Terhibur!

Bergaduh adalah aktiviti harian dalam diari kehidupan seorang sesiapa sahaja yang mempunyai adik beradik

Biasalah berbeza pendapat atau bergaduh sesama adik beradik. Sedangkan lidah lagi tergigit, inikan pula adik beradik yang melalui susah dan senang bersama sejak dari kecil hinggalah dewasa.

Gambar adalah sekadar hiasan.
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Bukan itu sahaja, ada adik beradik ini sebenarnya menyeronokkan. Ini kerana kita mempunyai kawan secara semulajadi. Hubungan biologi di antara adik beradik menyebabkan keakraban dan sebarang pergaduhan yang mungkin terjadi tidak akan berpanjangan.

Baru-baru ini tular sebuah video di laman sosial anakanda YDP Agong iaitu Tengku Muhammad Shah menyakat masakan adiknya, Tengku Puteri Afzan

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Dalam rakaman video yang diambil daripada Instagram Live yang dibuat Tengku Muhammad itu, seorang warganet telah menanyakan apakah makanan paling sedap yang dimasak oleh Tengku Afzan.Secara berseloroh, Tengku Muhammad membalas, "Tak sedap makanan dia."Bukan itu sahaja, Tengku Muhammad turut berkata bahawa adiknya pernah cuba untuk meracuni dirinya.

@tengkuafzan1 bersabarlah pic.twitter.com/Nnq88gz7uV—  (@AzirahPcy) January 7, 2020

Apabila diminta untuk memberi komen, Tengku Afzan kemudiannya tampil redha lalu menyatakan itu adalah dugaan biasa tatkala bergelar seorang adik.

Takpe. Dugaan seorang adik https://t.co/UeP1KTMg7F— TPA (@tengkuafzan1) January 7, 2020

Ternyata ramai yang terhibur dengan telatah dua beradik ini. Bahkan, ada juga warganet yang telah meninggalkan reaksi mengatakan normal bagi seorang abang menyakat adiknya sebegitu cara.

Buat pela puji adik hahahah susah ler nak ckp hahahha,cakap tak sedap paling simple— . (@Hafiz_Faizal_) January 7, 2020

Literally what every brother says in this world lepas diorang dah makan habis licin makanan yg kita masak kan—   (@typofille) January 7, 2020

Hahaha betul, kami ni lelaki memang ego. Tau kan? — KlangValleyProperty (@kvpspecialist) January 7, 2020

Klu adik hulur makanan first sekali automatic akan tanya "kau letak apa dlm ni? Selamat ke tak?"— nazirah (@Nazirahjohari) January 7, 2020

yang tak sedap tu la dia makan sampai habis  adik beradik punya perangai — El (@Elyshatasha) January 7, 2020

every abang punya statement; tapi makan licin — خير النساء (@khairunnisa158) January 7, 2020

Stok abg2 mmg gini kot...tp ble adik tu masak, makan smp abis licin pinggan...siap request utk next time lg...— IWantWonhoBack!!!!! (@IntanMoja) January 7, 2020

Paling comel sekali, tidak pasal-pasal, adik bongsu iaitu Tengku Puteri Jihan turut terkena tempias dalam 'pertelingkahan' di antara abang dan kakaknya itu

Sebelum saya kena belasah saya taknak cakap apa apa https://t.co/bhgKAg9fNO— T P J (@jihanabdullah27) January 7, 2020

memang https://t.co/geJEzCqwCV— T P J (@jihanabdullah27) January 7, 2020

Bukan anak bongsu kalau tak pernah kena belasah https://t.co/6fpcwk4aVf— T P J (@jihanabdullah27) January 7, 2020

Biasalah adik beradik, hari ini 'gaduh', esok baik balik!

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Kacaknya alahai Tengku Hassanal <3

                Ini Dia Tengku Hassanal, Pewaris Takhta Kesultanan Pahang aka ‘Prince Charming’ Alam Nyata

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A Malaysian Man Was Arrested In Melbourne For Having 900 Images & Videos Of Child Porn

A 27-year-old Malaysian man was recently arrested at Melbourne International Airport for allegedly carrying 900 images and videos of child pornography

According to Daily Mail, the man had his belongings searched by Australian Border Force (ABF) officers upon arrival from Kuala Lumpur on 22 March.The material was found on his laptop and mobile phone as ABF officers went through his belongings.

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In a statement, ABF Commander Investigations Mark Antill said protecting the community from harm was their highest priority

"Children are harmed by those who manufacture this abhorrent material, and people who consume child exploitation material provide the market that fuels this vile trade," Antill was quoted as saying by The Age. "Through the use of intelligence and targeting techniques our trained officers actively look for people bringing child exploitation material into Australia," he added.

The man was charged with Importing Tier 2 goods (Child Exploitation Material), contrary to Section 233BAB(5) of the Customs Act 1901

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He faced Melbourne Magistrate's Court on 23 March, where he was remanded until 29 June. According to ABF Newsroom, the maximum penalty for a person importing or exporting child exploitation material is a A$180,000 fine, a 10-year jail sentence, or both.

Malaysia is reportedly the top consumer of online child pornography in Southeast Asia:

                Malaysia Is The Top Consumer Of Online Child Pornography In Southeast Asia

117 children were sexually assaulted between January to May 2017.

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Fake Handsome Korean Oppa Conned RM358,000 From 39 Women In China

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An unemployed and married 38-year-old man was sentenced to 11 years in prison for swindling 560,000 yuan (RM357,401) from 39 women in China

The con artist, He Gansheng, used three different identities to lure in his victims, who were mostly in their 20s. To trick them, He posed as a good-looking and rich doctor from Shanghai, a lawyer from Shenzen, and a PhD student from Beijing, reported South China Morning Post.To convince his victims of his identity, He also sent the women fake selfies and personal photos of two handsome South Korean men that he downloaded from the Internet.None of his victims ever met him in person, but his real appearance was described as “ordinary-looking" and "short at 160cm tall".

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After gaining his victims' trust with his fake selfies, He would ask to "borrow" money from them, claiming that he needed it to pay off his mortgage, credit cards, and other bills

He made up stories to avoid paying them back, and when his victims pressured him to pay back his loans immediately, he cut off all contact by blocking them.His online "girlfriends" lost anywhere from a few thousand to over 110,000 yuan (RM6,467).He scammed his victims from 2016 to 2020, but his frauds were finally uncovered in May of 2020, when his final victim, a 22-year-old woman, reported him to the authorities after being scammed out of her life savings.The married man with children was convicted to 11 years and six months in prison and fined 30,000 yuan (RM19,396) in April 2021.

Recently, a Malaysian woman was kidnapped and held to ransom in the Philippines after believing she had met "The One" through a dating app:

                M'sian Woman Kidnapped After Flying To The Philippines To Meet Her Online Boyfriend

The woman had secretly sent information about her kidnappers to her family, which helped the police in locating her.

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Earlier this year, a Malaysian woman lost RM3.9 million that she inherited from her late husband to a fake South Korean "boyfriend":

                'Korean' Conman Scams M'sian Woman Of RM3.9 Million That She Inherited From Late Husband

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We're Obsessed With These Stunning Malaysian-Made Homeware, Phone Cases & More

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With everything going on in the world right now, it can be difficult to find a sense of calm in the middle of chaos

These soothing yet captivating art pieces are like a much-needed fresh breeze that we could all use.

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Since 2019, Elaine, founder of UNDRART, has been making stunning resin art and homeware that we just can't stop staring at

The 22-year-old, who's based in Kuala Lumpur, began her side project while teaching part-time at a kindergarten. However, she recently received a scholarship to pursue a degree in Product and Furniture Design.

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Image via @undrartmy (Instagram)

Image via UNDRART (Provided to SAYS)

Having always had a love for art, Elaine began by taking inspiration from ocean waves, before delving into clouds, galaxies, rain, the Northern Lights, and other natural phenomena

"Most of UNDRART's works are peaceful and calm-looking," she explains, adding that "nature is a big part of the inspiration itself."

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Although she nailed down designing and product-making skills in college, the founder further improved by working in various art galleries, planning art exhibitions, and working alongside local and international artists.For more than a year, prior to starting UNDRART, Elaine experimented with resin and countless failed art pieces before finally mustering the courage to share her pieces at pop-up events. And by mid-2020, she finally began sharing her work on Instagram!

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'Undr', pronounced as 'Under' is meant to be a play on words. The missing 'E' expresses that the brand does well with the creator, Elaine, working behind the scenes."Unrelated but funny reason, I [also] thought 'UNDRART' would look much 'cooler' than 'UNDERART'," she says, adding that since it all started with ocean waves, the name was meant to refer to 'under the ocean'.

Image via @undrartmy (Instagram)

Image via UNDRART (Provided to SAYS)

Image via @undrartmy (Instagram)

Image via @undrartmy (Instagram)

She makes pendants, wall art and clocks, phone cases and grips, as well as coasters, coffee tables, and trays. In addition, she also takes customisable orders.

"There is a unique piece that I've completed for a friend when I first started. He requested for a wrist rest for his PC, I was happy that he trusted me and gave the freedom for me to plan and create the design of it," she tells SAYS, adding that she has another large customised art work order for an office in the works. "Overall, up until now I've met the kindest and most warm-hearted people that have trusted UNDRART to create custom/commission works for them and I'm very grateful for that."

Image via UNDRART (Provided to SAYS)

Image via @undrartmy (Instagram)

Image via @undrartmy (Instagram)

Image via UNDRART (Provided to SAYS)

Image via @undrartmy (Instagram)

Each piece is handcrafted with meticulous details – sanded, polished, and finished by Elaine herself

Since all of the art is handmade, she explains that each piece is unique in its own right, one of a kind."The main medium and materials for now is mostly wood and epoxyresin. I have a manufacturer and supplier that produces certified tested, safe for use for art and homeware, epoxy resin from overseas."

Image via @undrartmy (Instagram)

Image via UNDRART (Provided to SAYS)

Image via @undrartmy (Instagram)

She does pop-up stalls every now and then, and has plans to collaborate with physical stores in the future

If you'd like to purchase or check out more of her items, visit her website, or follow UNDRART on Facebook and Instagram.

Image via UNDRART (Provided to SAYS)

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Psychiatric Patient Stabbed Elderly Man 3 Times Over Alleged Hospital Overcrowding Issue

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A middle-aged man was stabbed by a psychiatric patient at the Selayang Hospital, Selangor, on Tuesday, 14 February, after tempers flared over the alleged overcrowding of the emergency department

According to The Straits Times, the psychiatric patient waited for hours to get a bed in the emergency department. However, all beds in the hospital were already occupied, with even more patients  waiting for an opening.Things came to a boiling point when the psychiatric patient, who was escorted by police at the time, allegedly reached his limit and grabbed a knife from the nurse's pantry before stabbing a middle-aged man who was in the vicinity.The man was stabbed three times – once in the back and twice in the abdomen. The knife ended up lodged deep in the victim's abdomen which required surgery to remove it. The victim was apparently suffering from dengue fever and was waiting to be admitted into the emergency room.

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According to the Ministry of Health (MOH), the victim is conscious and in stable condition after receiving treatment for his stab wounds

"The patient is currently under observation at the intensive care unit (ICU) at Selayang Hospital," Selangor Health director Datuk Dr Sha'ari Ngadiman said in an official MOH statement.Sha'ari also explained that the perpetrator reacted too quickly to be stopped, and has since been detained by the police. Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah also weighed in on the situation by explaining that MOH will be reviewing its standard operating procedure (SOP) in treating patients with psychiatric disorders."We need to safeguard our patients in emergency departments and our clinics. We have to review our SOP for patients with psychiatric disorders," Noor Hisham told The Star on Tuesday, 14 February.

Health Minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa visited Selayang Hospital on Wednesday, 15 February, to check up on the victim and address the incident in person

"As soon as I came to know the incident that happened at the Selayang Hospital, I hurried over to the location after the parliamentary session to get information and an explanation from the hopsital staff," Zaliha wrote on her official Twitter page.The Health Minster also met up with the victim's family and ensured them that their family member will be receiving the best treatment the hospital could offer.

Sejurus mendapat perkhabaran insiden di Hospital Selayang, saya bergegas ke lokasi selepas sesi Parlimen, bagi mendapatkan maklumat dan penjelasan daripada pihak hospital.(1/3) pic.twitter.com/NNQfgVSVuj— Dr.Zaliha Mustafa (@Zaliha_DrZ) February 15, 2023

The Sekijang member of parliament (MP) also addressed the "cancerous" information technology (ICT) issue that was presumably the cause of the long waiting times at the hospital."Regarding this issue, several engagement sessions and discussions were held. I have received a detailed briefing from the Selayang Hospital and the representatives of the Selangor State Health Department to understand the cause of the problem that has long been 'cancerous' in the hospital," Zaliha wrote in a Facebook statement."Obviously, this isn't a new issue, it's even inherited. However, with determination, financial allocation, and time, it will be resolved."

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