11 'Cerita Hantu' From Malaysian 'Sekolah Asrama' Because Every School Confirm Got One

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1. "My brother's asrama manifested an inside joke to life... jeng jeng jenggg"

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"They had a joke about a 'Karim'. They used that name to get out of trouble and all, so when the teacher asks like 'oh, who drew on the whiteboard, who tore the books' or whatever, the whole batch was in on it and would say 'Karim'. Padahal, there isn't a boy named Karim in the school."The joke caught on and everyone in the school started joking about Karim. They tried to illustrate him and drew this really weird creepy doodle."One day they had to do a roll call and clear out academic blocks. A prefect went upstairs to make sure the classes were empty but saw one student left. The student turned around and had the same creepy face as the doodle. They manifested Karim to life!"- Alia

2. "Around like 3am, I woke up to the sound of my roommate panicking because we heard muffled screaming"

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"When we went out, a lot of the other girls from my block were also out from their rooms, 'cause super loud screaming was coming from the opposite block. No one was allowed to go near that room, 'cause the lecturers were getting an ustaz to come and check her out."She was screaming her lungs out for a good hour straight! Like super loud and non-stop. After that hour, her screaming got a bit growl-like? Dunno how to describe but macam aggressive a bit, then it went silent."Next thing we saw was a bunch of dudes carrying her out on a stretcher. All of us couldn't sleep that night wei, so scaryyy!"- Maria

3. "Late one night, I was studying alone in the mosque with only one light on. As I was studying, I heard footsteps behind me."

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"Not thinking of anything at the moment, I turned around and looked. There was a junior praying in the middle of the mosque, in the dark. This was pretty normal, so I minded my own business and kept studying."Then, I heard something unnatural — the sound of shuffling on the carpet (imagine rubbing your feet very fast on the carpet) coming towards me. I turned around and I saw the junior crawling (while prostrating) really fast, coming closer and closer. He stopped right next to me and said, 'Bang, bang, ade benda bang'."He told me that while he was praying, he felt a tap on his shoulder. He was scared, but when he got to sujud, he lifted his legs to see who was behind him. There was no one."We both terus packed up and ran back to the dorms together."- Fahmi

4. "One time, I went to take a shower at around 2am, and heard the next shower stall turn on"

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"I just assumed someone else was taking a late night shower too, but when I went out, the stall was dry and no one was there! After that incident, I never showered that late again, and would always get someone to teman me when I mandi."- Cindy

5. "In asrama, we were told that got nenek kebayan in some specific rooms"

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"Kononnya, at night, that nenek kebayan will sit on the cupboard sambil count, 'katil no 1 dah tidur, katil 2 dah, katil 3 belum lagi' like that."We thought they just wanted to takut-takutkan us je so that we sleep early, but some of the girls in my block actually heard a voice counting at night, eeeee! Nasib baik my room nothing."- Khaira

6. "After our debate team practice ended late, my teammates and I were walking back to our dorm when one of us saw something"

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"We all stopped in our tracks and looked in the direction he was looking at, but I didn't see anything. Before I could even say 'What?', everyone started running away. I followed suit, and we all sprinted as fast as we could back to our block."When we sampai, I asked why we were running, and they told me that they saw a kakak cantik (a.k.a pontianak) sitting on the dining hall's roof!"That night, eight terrified kids slept in the recreation room, instead of our rooms, out of fear."- Silva

7. "I was very close to my roommate, Hilmi, and we had a deal that we'd never go to the toilet alone 'cause we stayed at the end of the dorm"

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"One night, I woke up and saw Hilmi sitting on my bed. So, as per routine, I accompanied him to the toilet. He went in and I stayed outside, resting against the wall. He must've taken his time because I dozed off whilst waiting for him. "When I snapped out of my nap, I called out to him, but there was no reply. I checked the toilet but it was empty. Annoyed, I limped back to my dorm, only to find Hilmi asleep on his bed. My blood boiled, but I thought it's better to deal with it in the morning."But when I confronted him the next day about leaving me alone at the toilet, he was super confused. And then, he dropped the bomb — 'We all slept in the mosque for midnight prayers. The dorm was empty. You were alone last night.'"WHO DID I TEMAN TO THE TOILET THEN, AHHHH?!"- Fauzan

8. "During my house captain's birthday, my best friends whistled in the house, and my house captain jokingly said that there will be ghosts in the house tonight"

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"After prep time, my best friend, dormmate, and I went to the Matron's house to collect her surprise birthday cake. When we went in, we saw a large shadow move by the window and it profusely banged on the door for a while."Terrified, we ran back inside and in hopes of convincing ourselves that it was not a ghost. We waited in the lobby and watched the doors to see if anyone opened it to walk back in, but no one did T__T"To this day, we still don't know who it was."- Ashley

9. "After SPM, one of my seniors, Hairol, decided to work as a security guard as our school. We would give him a heads up when we wanted to sneak out of school, and he would let us out."

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"One night, we went out to go watch a movie. We decided to take a prebet sapu (before Grab was cool, there was prebet sapu, they are just random retirees that we can contact to fetch us and drop us somewhere)."Pak Johan came and picked us up after the movie. He worked at a nearby cemetery by day, so when we entered his car and it smelled like wet mud, we didn't bat an eye. Within five minutes, we reached our school's guard post."Pak Johan spoke to Hairol as we were leaving the car. He turned around, and said, 'Not yet, let's go to the Clock Tower'. We were confused, but we assumed that perhaps Hairol told him that the warden was making his patrol rounds. After 30 minutes, he sent us back and Hairol let us in."It wasn't until much later that Hairol told us this: 'When you reached here last time, got a girl sitting at the back, you know. I thought she was your friend. But when I told Pak Johan, he went pale. When he left, the girl flew out of the car. That's why I asked you to leave first and come back later.' "- Amirul

10. "I was on a midnight stroll around the campus with a group of my friends. Two of them decided to go up to the third floor physics lab to get a nice view of the campus. When they got there, they saw a girl dressed in white standing at the front door of the lab."

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"They immediately ran out of there. When they got down to the ground floor, one of them felt a sharp pain at his back. There were scratches all over his back, and the other one fell sick and went back home."- Anita

11. "Every Thursday night after maghrib prayers, we would recite Surah Yasin. One day, a kid started crying very loudly mid-recitation."

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"My friend and I escorted him out of the mosque and calmed him down. He told us that he was scared, so the seniors decided to go to his dorm to recite Surah Yasin there."Again, he cried mid-recitation. It was so loud that I decided to send one of my friends to console him. While leading the session, I saw my friend conversing with the kid, and weirdly, he sat still with his eyes down after the kid responded. After it all ended, my friend grabbed me by the arm, and pulled me out of the block. He refused to say anything till we reached our dorm."According to him, the kid said that the thing from the surau had been in the room with us too. And the scariest part was that the thing was actually sitting on the bed, reciting Surah Yasin along with us too!"- Zahidi

Can't get enough of sekolah asrama cerita hantu? Keep an eye out for Dendam Penunggu, an upcoming local horror movie set in a sekolah asrama!

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Zul, Sarah, Nazrin, Bainun, and Khairy are new Form 4 students at Kolej Kebangsaan Malaya, a prestigious boarding school. When the group of friends explore the mysterious floor on the top level of the college's Blok M, they unknowingly awaken something sinister.With the malevolent entity picking them off one by one, will they be able to uncover the truth behind Blok M before it's too late?

Available for rent for only RM12.90, catch Dendam Penunggu on tonton CINEMA now! Make sure to leave the lights on or have someone teman you while watching, huhu.


[VIDEO] Remaja Ini Excited Beli Cermin Online, Sekali Bila Sampai Lain Pula Yang Dapat

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Setiap kali barang yang kita order online sampai mesti hati ini rasa tidak sabar untuk melihatnya bukan?

Tambahan lagi jika barang itu memang sudah lama kita tunggu-tunggu sehingga mengambil masa beberapa minggu untuk sampai.Tetapi, ada kalanya semua barangan yang kita lihat secara online adalah indah khabar dari rupa. Sebab itu, kita perlu melihat feedback atau perkongsian orang yang sudah membeli barangan tersebut untuk mendapat kepastian.Sama seperti video yang tular di TikTok baru-baru ini apabila seorang remaja lelaki berkongsi pengalaman lucu semasa dia mendapat barang online yang dibelinya.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @aasbsdr5 Ya Allah Berikanlah Aku Kekuatan untuk menahan diri Dari memaki ##fyp ##tiktokmalaysia ##fyp  original sound  - Kakashi Goreng Selipar Gojo

Kecewa barang diterima lain daripada yang lain

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan seorang remaja lelaki berkongsi kisah lucunya setelah mendapat parcel yang telah dibelinya secara online.Dengan keadaan yang excited, dia terus membuka barangan tersebut sebaik saja sampai di rumahnya. Namun, lain pula yang dia dapat sebaik saja dia melihatnya.Difahamkan dia membeli sebuah cermin untuk diletakkan di dalam biliknya, tetapi apa yang lebih melucukan adalah cermin yang dibelinya itu langsung tidak sama seperti apa yang dilihatnya sebelum membeli.Cermin itu bukanlah cermin biasa kerana imej yang dipantulkan kelihatan sangat berbeza dan membuatkan wajahnya menjadi lain.

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"Macam cermin dekat set make up budak-budak" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat video tersebut. Ada yang berpendapat cermin itu seperti set dalam make up kanak-kanak dan ada juga menasihatkannya agar membaca komen dulu sebelum beli.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 430.6K views, 71.1K likes dan 31 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Aduhai, terus kelakar jadi muka dia lepas tengok cermin tu :P

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Tak Kisah Nyanyi Di 'Show' Kecil Dan 8 Perkara Lain Tentang Najwa Mahiaddin

1. Enggan guna nama sebenar bapa kerana tidak mahu tumpang populariti

Najwa Mahiaddin, 29 tahun, memberitahu dia lebih senang dikenali sebagai artis biasa yang bermula daripada bawah dan tidak mahu menggunakan nama bapanya semata-mata untuk meraih publisiti dalam kariernya, kerana itulah dia menggunakan nama Najwa Mahiaddin, bukan Najwa Muhyiddin.Menurut Najwa, dia senang dengan cara sekarang dan apa yang dia buat adalah berdasarkan minatnya sendiri jadi tidak perlu untuk dikaitkan dengan sesiapa.

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2. Tidak datang dari keluarga yang berlatarbelakangkan muzik

Najwa yang merupakan anak ketiga dari empat beradik memberitahu yang dia tidak mengikut bakat daripada sesiapa, tetapi mungkin lahir daripada dirinya sendiri kerana sejak kecil sudah terasuh dengan bidang itu kerana telah dihantar ke kelas piano dan muzik.

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3. Diberi kepercayaan oleh penyanyi Malaysia bertaraf antarabangsa Yuna untuk menyanyikan lagu Lelaki di AJL29

Najwa Mahiaddin telah dipilih oleh Yuna untuk menyanyikan lagu Lelaki di Anugerah Juara Lagu Ke-29 kerana Najwa mempunyai suara yang agak unik, dan mereka berdua pernah bergabung menjayakan sebuah konsert.

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4. Mulai berhijrah dengan memakai tudung penuh sejak hampir setahun lalu

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5. Pernah mematahkan tuduhan tidak berasas yang dilemparkan oleh Wardina Saffiyyah kepada anak-anak Menteri

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Pernah kecoh seketika bila pelakon dan pengacara Wardina Saffiyah cuba membuat tuduhan melulu ke atas anak menteri di Malaysia yang mereka tidak bersekolah di sekolah kerajaan. Perkara itu dibetulkan oleh Najwa Mahiaddin dan menjadi bualan netizen pada ketika itu.

6. Telah berkahwin dengan Idris Koh, salah seorang pemuzik pengiringnya pada 26 Mac 2015

Najwa telah sah bergelar isteri kepada Idris Koh dalam satu majlis di kediaman rasmi Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin di Sri Satria Putrajaya. Idris merupakan salah seorang daripada ahli muzik yang sering mengiringi Najwa dalam setiap persembahannya.

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7. Tak kisah buat show kecil di pusat beli belah demi peminat

Najwa Mahiaddin tidak menolak sebarang show atau jemputan nyanyian untuk mendekati peminatnya walaupun ianya hanya show kecil yang diadakan di pusat membeli belah. Besar atau kecil show itu bukan pengukurnya, asalkan muzik yang dipersembahkan sampai kepada peminat. Najwa pernah buat show di pusat membeli belah seperti Publika dan festival-festival.

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8. Menerima 4 pesanan istimewa dari ayahnya, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin di hari perkahwinannya

Berikut antara kata-kata Muhyiddin Yassin kepada anak perempuannya itu ketika di hari perkahwinan Najwa:1. Najwa, jadilah seorang isteri yang solehah2. Berilah ketaatan kepada suami3. Jagalah budi pekerti dan akhlak sebagai seorang isteri4. Taatilah Allah sepanjang hidupmu

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9. Antara orang terawal yang memberi sokongan kepada ayahnya selepas digugurkan dari jawatan Timbalan Perdana Menteri

Allah knows best.— Najwa Mahiaddin (@najwamahiaddin) July 28, 2015

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Betul tu, Najwa. Bersabarlah.


Where To Find Freshly Baked Pastries & Bread In Klang Valley That Are Loaf At First Sight

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1. Bakerry La Artisan Boulangerie

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Quiche, bread, and most of their pastries get sold out very quickly at Bakerry La and it's not difficult to see why. Everything here is just so fresh and tasty! Would highly recommend.Address:17, Jalan SS 20/11, Damansara Kim, 47400 Petaling Jaya, SelangorOperating hours:8.30am - 6pm (Daily)Closed on Mondays.Facebook | Instagram

2. Orito KL

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Having just recently opened, Orito has already gained quite a lot of attention online. They make and serve a variety of freshly baked pastries and bread, such as chocolate with hazelnut brioche and bomboloni with five different fillings.Address:B-0-5, Plaza Damas, 3, Jalan Sri Hartamas 1,Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala LumpurOperating hours:10am - 6pm (Daily)Closed on Mondays.Facebook | Instagram

3. Yin's Sourdough Bakery and Cafe

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As you enter Yin's Sourdough, you'll be greeted with one of the best smells ever – warm, fresh bread from the oven. Other than tasty pastries and bread (the curry puff pastry is BOMB!), you can also find pretty decent meals for under RM20. Address:Uptown, 41G, 37, Jalan SS 21/37, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, SelangorOperating hours:7.30am - 10pm (Daily)Facebook | Instagram

4. Kenny Hills Bakers

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Kenny Hills Bakers started off as a tiny bakery and cafe and has now gained a reputation for serving some of the yummiest pastries, bread, and cakes in Klang Valley.They have everything from croissants and pain au chocolat to canelé, pies, and quiches. I just found out that they also have scones with clotted cream. Yum.You can find their full menu online.They have three outlets:- Ampang- Bukit Tunku- Desa ParkCityWebsite | Facebook | Instagram

5. Park's Bagels

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This new spot in PJ which opened earlier this year is a bagel haven! You can select and pair one of their different flavoured bagels with any of their cream cheese spreads, ranging from earl grey to olive and spring onion.The texture of the bagels is said to have the perfect balance of chewiness and crispiness. Plus, they're super generous with their spreads!Address:CC-41, CC, Tropicana Gardens Mall, 2A, Persiaran Surian, Tropicana Indah,47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul EhsanOperating hours:10am - 10pm (Daily)You can check out their Instagram.

6. Huckleberry Food And Fare

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Whether you're heading out for brunch, lunch, or tea, Huckleberry has an extensive menu of bread, cakes, and pastries – perfect for any occasion.  Address:Plaza Damansara, 2G & 4G, Jalan Medan Setia 2, Bukit Damansara, 50490 Kuala LumpurOperating hours:7.30am - 12am (Daily)Website | Facebook | Instagram

7. Good Ground Bakery

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Although most of their pastries and cakes are yummy, our SAYS Makan editor recommends Good Ground Bakery's banana bread and quiche. Others have also raved about their sea salt brownies and croissants. Definitely worth checking out.Address:143, Jalan SS 17/1A, SS 17, 47500 Subang Jaya, SelangorOperating hours:10.30am - 7pm (Tuesdays to Saturdays)Closed on Sundays and Mondays.Facebook | Instagram

8. The Hyacinth Cafe

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This cosy bakery is well-known for their decadent desserts and bread! Some of these include their Pandan Gula Melaka cake, lemon loaves, Victoria sandwich, and bomboloni. Many reviewed that their ambience also makes it a great place for tea.Address:G-3A [email protected], 2 Jalan Kolam Air, Desa Melawati 53100 Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaOperating hours:11am - 7pm (Daily)Closed on Sundays.Facebook | Instagram

9. Der Backmeister

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Bread is great but fresh bread is like a warm hug for the tummy. This German-run bakery in TTDI has a great selection of bread baked fresh daily. They also offer pastries such as chocolate croissants, apple strudel, along with custard, apple, and cherry danishes, among others.Address:40, Persiaran Zaaba, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur, WPKLOperating hours:8am - 5pm (Daily)Closed on Mondays.Website | Facebook | Instagram

10. Maison Des Pains

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Carbs are everything. This quaint French bakery in Publika and Tropicana Gardens Mall is said to serve some of the best pastries, baguettes, and croissants that look just as good as they taste. With French music playing in the background coupled with great food, some say you'll get a little taste of France right here in KL.Operating hours:9am - 9pm (Daily)Facebook | Instagram

11. Sun Moulin

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Sun Moulin bakes some of the fluffiest loaves you'll ever eat and I love it. They're also known for their large choux puffs with rich custard fillings (although I personally prefer the ones from Lavender slightly more).They have outlets in:- 1 Utama Shopping Centre- Suria KLCCOperating hours:10am - 10pm (Daily)

12. PAUL Bakery

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If you have a hankering for good quality pastries and desserts, check out this French-owned bakery and patisserie in Pavilion KL.PAUL Bakery offers lemon tarts, eclairs, and other high-tea treats that are simply scrumptious.Video credit: @bling.ate (Instagram).Address:Lot 2. 09. 02 & S2. 09. 02, 168, Jln Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala LumpurOperating hours:10am - 10pm (Daily)Website | Facebook | Instagram

13. Smith - Breads & Cafe

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If you love your sourdough, several recommend Smith - Breadsmith & Cafe's selection. All of their sourdough bread is baked in a wood-fired oven. They even have a Spice Sourdough bread featuring a warm, cinnamon scent that is perfect for the holidays!Address:71, Jln Setia Bakti, Bukit Damansara, 50490 Kuala Lumpur, WPKLOperating hours:8.30am - 4pm (Tuesdays to Fridays)8.30am - 5pm (Saturdays and Sundays)Closed on Mondays.Facebook | Instagram

Skinny bread, fluffy bread, or crispy bread, we loaf them all. Here are more bakeries in KL and Selangor:

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Pervert In Kedah Used A 'Shoe Camera' To Film An Upskirt Video

It appears that perverts use all kinds of tricks just to film up a woman's skirt nowadays

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A man in Kedah must have thought he came up with a brilliant idea when he decided to use a small digital device hidden in his shoes to secretly film up a woman's skirt. It is learnt that the digital device could record video and was directly connected to his iPhone 6. The incident happened at Pasar Tani Giant, Jalan Langgar in Alor Setar when the victim was buying kuih at one of the stalls on 8 April at about 9.30am.

However, the people around him were extremely observant and they quickly noticed that the man was up to no good

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It was reported that his lewd behaviour was spotted by the people in the market although the victim had no clue what was going on.  "The victim was unaware of the suspect’s immoral act as he put his foot underneath the victim's skirt near a stall until she was notified by the public," Kota Setar district police chief ACP Mohd Rozi Jidin was quoted as saying by Bernama.The furious passers-by were quick to apprehend the 39-year-old suspect, unnamed in reports, and gave him a "severe beating".

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The public's intervention led to the arrest of the suspect

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The suspect was handed over to the police by the public, while the victim, who reportedly lived in Jitra, lodged a police report on the incident.It was revealed that the suspect works as an operations assistant and will be detained until 14 April. The police said that the man is being investigated under Section 294 of the Penal Code for obscenity and 509 of the Penal Code for insulting modesty.If found guilty, he could face up to five years in jail, or a fine, or both.

Kudos to the public and the police on their swift action in apprehending the suspect!


5 Patients Allegedly Fainted While Waiting Outside Crowded Malawati Stadium In Shah Alam

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The Malawati Stadium COVID-19 Assessment Centre (CAC) in Shah Alam has seen an increase in the number of COVID-19 patients in the last week, resulting in overcrowding

In what has been considered to be the centre's highest turnout to date, more than 4,000 COVID-19 positive patients flocked to the Malawati Stadium CAC yesterday, 12 July.People of all ages were seen queueing up under the hot sun, in long lines that stretched far beyond the stadium's boundaries, in photos and videos that have since gone viral on social media.The massive crowd includes COVID-19 patients who were waiting for their medical assessments and those who needed to get their quarantine bracelets removed.

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The congestion was so bad that a total of five people allegedly fainted while queueing up outside

Sinar Harian reporter Nurul Riduan Nor Ashaha said that he saw five people fainting due to shortness of breath while waiting in the long registration queue.He added that the medical team were in a state of disarray when the patients fainted.Norfazilah Mohd Sahir, a Buletin TV3 news reporter, also shared a video of a patient being rolled into the stadium on a stretcher by the medical team.

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The stadium is the largest CAC in Selangor, as it receives nearly 2,000 COVID-19 patients daily, from within and outside the Petaling district

According to New Straits Times, Darul Ehsan Facilities Management (DEFM) manager Ahmad Sayuti Bashiron, who is also the CAC facilities coordinator, said the turnout was unprecedented.Ahmad Sayuti said the CAC was initially scheduled to receive 3,616 patients for assessment yesterday. "However, yesterday was by far the highest number of infected patients recorded at the CAC in a single day, numbering more than 4,000," he added.Ahmad Sayuti speculated that the overwhelming turnout may be caused by the fact that the CAC, which is open Monday through Saturday, was closed on Sunday, resulting in a congestion.Selangor accounted for 8,909 cases out of the 18,458 new COVID-19 cases that Malaysia recorded over the weekend.

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However, earlier today, Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Adham Baba said the congestion at two CACs in Selangor that went viral do not reflect the actual situation experienced at the location on a daily basis

He told Berita Harian that the CACs in Selangor are always well managed and organised based on public health protocols.The handling of individuals present for inspection and risk assessment always complies with the standard operating procedures (SOPs), Adham Baba added."We are able to take all of them in an orderly manner and ensure that it runs in an orderly manner as well as in accordance with public health protocols," he told Berita Harian."So if they come in large numbers, it is because there are several manufacturing sectors sending their workers by bus, simultaneously.""On a normal day, there are no problems and there is no congestion as viralled."

In light of this incident, experts have suggested that the COVID-19 assessment process needs to be re-evaluated to ensure everyone's safety is safeguarded

International Medical University (IMU) pro vice-chancellor and Academy of Medicine of Malaysia (AMM) council member Dr Zabidi Hussin told Malaysiakini that having so many positive patients in one location is a "big no-no", since it is risky for the medical team on duty.He proposed developing a virtual evaluation system in which the COVID-19 patients are examined via video calls or other similar means instead of assessing them physically at CACs."Then we can set up a huge call centre to monitor (the patients). If you see there are patients who need further evaluation, they can be brought in," he told Malaysiakini, adding that this system has been successfully implemented by Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, USA.

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Last week, MOH apologised for denying the viral posts of a crowded Shah Alam CAC:

                MOH Apologises After Denying The Crowd Size At Shah Alam COVID-19 Centre

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"Bestnya Jadi Lelaki" - Ramai Terhibur Pelajar UTP Ini Lawan Tarik Tali Di Koridor Asrama!

Telah viral di laman Twitter sebuah rakaman video gelagat pelajar lelaki Universiti Teknologi Petronas (UTP) berlawan tarik tali di koridor kolej kediaman

Ternyata video berdurasi 27 saat yang dimuat naik @_amrlhakim itu telah menarik perhatian warganet sehingga meraih lebih 700,000 tontonan dan 30 ribu retweets yang mana dan rata-rata mereka terhibur dengan gelagat yang dilakukan pelajar-pelajar UTP tersebut.

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Bahkan terdapat juga warganet yang menyatakan bahawa apa yang dilakukan pelajar-pelajar itu telah berjaya mengimbau kembali kenangan mereka semasa di alam pengajian.

Tak percaya? Lihat sendiri video di bawah:

girlfriend: he must be cheating on me rnboyfriend(s): pic.twitter.com/mQuY6SaPmC— dj (@_amrlhakim) November 7, 2019

Ketika dihubungi, Amirul yang mengambil jurusan Kejuruteraan Kimia di UTP berkata, dia tidak menyangka video tersebut akan tular dan mendapat pelbagai reaksi di media sosial

Dia menceritakan pada mulanya mereka hanya mahu memeriksa tali yang akan digunakan untuk acara sukaneka, namun tidak menyangka rakannya mula mengajak rakan-rakan lain seramai 12 hingga 15 orang di aras kediaman untuk bermain bersama.

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"Asalnya saya muat naik video itu petang semalam hanyalah sekadar suka-suka dan untuk simpanan diri saya tapi hari ini saya tengok ramai yang tengok video ini sehingga mencecah ratusan ribu.

"Saya juga tak sangka video ini boleh tular di media sosial dan saya berterima kasih kepada netizen kerana terhibur dan sudi berkongsi gelagat yang kami lakukan di asrama," katanya kepada Sinar Harian.

Memang benar ramai yang terhibur dengan gelagat pelajar-pelajar itu.
Antara komen yang ditulis warganet:

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Best-nya lelaki. Jangan harap boleh main tarik tali dekat asrama perempuan!

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[VIDEO] "Mampus Aku" - Gelagat Mak Cik Ini Melatah Masa Nak Ambil Vaksin Undang Tawa Ramai

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

Seperti yang kita semua tahu, ramai rakyat Malaysia kini mengambil inisiatif daripada kerajaan untuk mendapatkan vaksin

Program pemberian vaksin mendapat sambutan hangat dan diterima baik dalam masyarakat kita walaupun masih ada segelintir yang tidak mengambilnya. Ramai orang yang berkongsi perjalanan mereka mengambil vaksin di media sosial sebagai kenangan kelak.Namun, lain pula dengan video yang tular di TikTok ini apabila gelagat seorang mak cik mahu mengambil vaksin sambil melatah telah menarik perhatian ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @ubibakau2 #fypdongggggggg #fyppptausupportaccbaru #kasihtaukalomasukfypyak #makakusilatah  original sound  - Ubi bakau (second acc)

Tak berhenti melatah sepanjang pengambilan proses vaksinasi

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan seorang wanita sedang berada di salah sebuah pusat vaksinasi sambil ditemani oleh anak perempuannya.Tetapi, apa yang lebih menghiburkan adalah wanita itu dilihat tidak berhenti melatah sepanjang proses vaksinasi itu oleh kerana gementar."Ui jarum besar mampus aku ni karang", katanya.Situasi itu membuatkan anaknya dan juga petugas di situ tidak tahan gelak kerana melihat reaksinya yang melatah secara spontan.Lihat video sambungan itu di bawah:

  @ubibakau2 #fyppptausupportaccbaru #fypdongggggggg #makakusilatah  original sound  - Ubi bakau (second acc)

"Hahaha nurse pun sporting layan mak tu" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat mak cik itu melatah.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 602.8K views, 36.1K likes dan 1,087 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Sampai terbaca doa makan ya mak cik ni. Nasib baik ada anak teman :P

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Malaysia And Singapore To Start Quarantine-Free Air Travel From 29 November

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Vaccinated travellers will be able to take flights between Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Changi Airport without quarantine from 29 November

Malaysia Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob and Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) in a joint statement on Monday, 8 November.According to The Straits Times, only six flights a day between both countries have been planned for a start.Applications for the Vaccinated Travel Pass (VTP) will start from 22 November, and more details about the scheme will be announced soon.

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The reopening of borders between Singapore and Malaysia have been long awaited

In the joint statement, it is said the Prime Ministers also recognised that COVID-19 has "disrupted people to people connections between the two countries, and separated families for many months".They agreed that it was timely to "progressively resume cross-border travel in a safe manner", given the progress made in both countries towards vaccinating their respective populations and in managing the pandemic.

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The prime ministers are also in discussion of reopening land travel across the Causeway and the Second Link

"We look forward to launching a similar VTL scheme between Singapore and Johor in the near future," said Lee.Meanwhile, Ismail Sabri said the VTLs were another important milestone in the longstanding Malaysia-Singapore cooperation."The VTLs will allow travel as our two countries gradually reopen our borders responsibly by balancing the need to recover our economies while ensuring safety and health of our peoples from COVID-19," he said.

A Malaysian nurse working in Singapore recently went viral for her emotional trip back home after two years of not seeing her family:

                M'sian Nurse Working In SG Sheds Tears As She Finally Returns Home After 2 Years

"Would like to thank all Malaysians who got vaccinated! Because of you, I got to go home."

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7 Must-Try Nyonya Restaurants In KL And PJ To Satisfy Your Cravings For Peranakan Food

Peranakan cuisine has got to be one of the best fusions to come out of Malaysia.
Its heady blend of Chinese and Malay flavours with subtle hints of Thai and Indian spices make it one of Malaysia’s most treasured cuisines.

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What are the origins of Peranakan cuisine? Peranakan or popularly known as Nyonya cuisine is the food of the Straits Chinese people. Having migrated from different provinces in China centuries ago, they've inter-married with local Malays over the years - giving birth to the Nyonya cuisine as it is known today. Perfected over the centuries, Nyonya food draws its unique flavour by combining ingredients used commonly in traditional Chinese cooking like five spice, soy sauce, and fermented soybeans with explosive Southeast Asian essentials like coriander, galangal, lemongrass, and kaffir lime. The dishes are prepared with recipes passed down from years ago and takes precision and patience to ensure that the flavours are just right. One of the signature Nyonya dishes is ayam buah keluak. Cooked with the nuts from the Kepayang tree that is unique to Malaysia and Indonesia, this rich chicken dish requires the nuts to be leached off its poison for about a month first before it is ready to be used.

If all that talk about dishes made with creamy coconut, fragrant lemongrass, and more explosive local flavours has got you craving for Nyonya cuisine, check out these 7 restaurants in town that we think offers some of the best Peranakan food:

1. Precious Old China @ Central Market

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Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Precious Old China is the embodiment of old world charm. Its interiors boast the golden splendour of the yesteryears with magnificent wooden furnishings to beautiful marble tables, old Chinese paintings and chandelier, transporting you back to the olden days. Precious Old China is the sister restaurant of Old China Cafe and both restaurants are located in central KL with a pretty similar selection of food. MUST TRY: It'll be a sin if you head to Precious Old China and not try their Lemak Nenas Prawn dish. It's cooked and simmered down to a thick concoction of coconut milk, slices of pineapple, and laksa gravy with the freshest seafood. If you're in the mood for something sweet, dig into their luscious Santan Durian, which is the perfect marriage between durian pulp and coconut cream.  Location: Precious Old China, Lot 2, Mezzanine Floor, Central Market, Jalan Hang Kasturi, 50050 Kuala Lumpur.Opening Hours: Open daily from 12pm till 10pm. Contact Details: +603-2273 7372 | +6016-413 7028 | FacebookPrecious Old China is pork-free.

2.  Limapulo: Baba Can Cook @ Jalan Doraisamy

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Located snugly in a stretch of re-purposed and renovated 1940s shophouses, Limapulo can easily be every hispter/Instagram enthusiast's dream cafe. The motley of carefully selected old school furniture and posters serve as the perfect backdrop to the bright, colourful Nyonya cuisine served at Limapulo. The kitchen is run by Chef Tan Kim Chye, or fondly known as Uncle John, who uses secret recipes that are said to be handed down from his mother. MUST TRY: Uncle John's signature dish is his Nyonya Laksa. It's so special to the point that it is only served on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays due to its lengthy preparation time. The creamy orange broth is made by simmering ground chilies, turmeric, galangal, candlenuts, lemongrass, and other "secret" ingredients with coconut milk for hours to achieve the perfect thickness.Location: LIMAPULO: Baba Can Cook, 26 Jalan Doraisamy, 50300 Kuala Lumpur. Opening hours: Monday - Saturday from 12pm-3pm, 6pm-10pm. Contact details: +603-2698-3268 | FacebookLimapulo is pork-free.

3. The Tranquerah @ Glo Damansara

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The Tranquerah not only provides authentic Nyonya dishes, but is also keeping the elements that make up the Peranakan houses alive at its restaurant. Beautifully designed with wooden windowpanes, batik chops, oil lamps, and cement flooring to best reflect old Peranakan houses, Tranquerah pays attention to every last detail by even replacing the light switches to the old, traditional ones. The food is lovingly made with only the best and freshest ingredients and old recipes, serving a selection of some of the best Nyonya dishes in town. MUST TRY: Tranquerah is one of the very few Nyonya restaurants in KL that serves Ayam Buah Keluak. A Nyonya delicacy, made with the unique flavoured buah keluak with stewed aromatic, chicken curry. Location: The Tranquerah, LG09, Lower Ground Floor, Glo Damansara, Jalan Damansara, Kuala Lumpur. Opening Hours: Open daily from 10am till 10pm. Contact Details: +603-7732-5633 | FacebookThe Tranquerah is pork-free.

4. Little Heritage House @ Section 17, Petaling Jaya

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Located away from the hustle and bustle of the town, Little Heritage House is situated in a quaint neighbourhood in Section 17. Its perfectly placed heavy wooden furniture, terracotta tile floor, and cabinets filled with old, colourful tiffin carries will make you feel like you're having dinner or lunch in an old Malaccan house instead of the commercialised feel of a restaurant. MUST TRY: Kiam Chye Arc, a classic Peranakan soup dish that's enriched with the warming flavours of ginger, duck, tomatoes, and salted vegetables is a must-try but add the Assam Tamarind Prawns to your order for a dish that'll truly tickle your taste buds. Think juicy prawns coated in a thick gravy of tamarind and aromatic spices. Location: Little Heritage House, No. 23, Ground & First Floor,, Jalan 17/56, 46400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.Opening Hours: Open daily from 12pm-3pm, 6pm-10pm. Contact Details: +603 – 79321810 | FacebookLittle Heritage House is pork-free.

5. Lima Blas @ Jalan Mesui

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Lima Blas is fuss free. As you walk into the restaurant, you'll realise that it looks more like an old kedai runcit than a fancy, hipster cafe. Located along Jalan Mesui, off Jalan Nagasari, it's close to the touristy watering holes stretch, Changkat. It's run by an elderly couple, Uncle John and his wife, Chef Florence Tan. MUST TRY: Chili Fried Fish - Freshwater Talapia or Pomfret marinated with rich spices, fried to perfection and served with a spicy, fiery sambal sauce. Location: 15, Jalan Mesui, Off Jalan Nagasari, Kuala Lumpur.Contact Details: +603 2110 1289 | FacebookLima Blas is a pork-free.

6. Baba Low's @ Bangsar

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Dubbed as a 'hidden gem' by many, Baba Low's is a small Nyonya restaurant that's like a kopitiam. It's open for breakfast and the Nyonya food here is probably one of the most affordable in town. MUST TRY: Baba Low's Mee Siam spins the good old fried bee hun with a special sambal, shredded cucumber, boiled egg and a touch of lime juice. Location: Baba Low’s 486, Lorong Kurau, 59100 Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur.Opening Hours: Monday - Saturday, 7am till 10pm.Contact Details: +603-2284 8486 | FacebookBaba Low's is halal.

7. Shelly Yu's @ Jalan Telawi 3

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One of the many artisanal cocktails at Shelly Yu's. Their in-house tonics come in flavours like bunga telang, pandan, and tamarind.
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Shelly Yu's is perfect for a relaxing family dinner or for a Friday night dinner and drinks setting. Its cosy, eclectic charm, mouthwatering Nyonya cuisine, and bold decor makes it a perfect spot for both great food and artisanal cocktails.MUST TRY: Ikan goreng cili - A meticulously prepared fried fish dish topped with a fiery sambal paste and wedge of lime. Location: Shelley Yu's, 49, Jalan Telawi 3, Bangsar Baru, Kuala Lumpur. Opening Hours:  Monday till Sunday - 12pm-3.30pm, 5pm-2am.Contact Details: +603-22014139 | Faceook


9 Ways To Find People Who Are Into The Same Random Things As You

Do you sometimes wish your group of friends shared more similar interests with you?

It can be SO. FRUSTRATING. when you're looking for a gym buddy but all your friends are the kind that prefer to laze around at home. Or when you really want someone to share your love of musicals but everyone you know finds them annoying.

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Sounds like it's time to expand your social circle a little bit!

Grab X Tinder gives you the opportunity to do just that. And the best part is that your new social circle could include a top Malaysian Internet personality who may just be into the same stuff as you. Deets at the end of the story!But first, here are some simple ways you can start meeting people who share your interests:

1. Use the Internet to your advantage

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The internet is your best tool when it comes to looking for like-minded people, there's just so many avenues you can explore. Some examples include joining a specific forum or FB page/group and using interest based social media sites such as Tumblr and Pinterest.

2. Go out and join a club IRL

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Because sometimes talking online just isn't enough. Especially if your interest is on the more active side, from the more common stuff like football and basketball to non-mainstream activities like paintball and laser tag. Plus, there are even super obscure fandom-related ones like Quidditch, so you're sure to find something that meets your fancy. And if there really isn't one, start your own!

3. Look for events that are related to your interests

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For instance, if you're interested in fashion, take note of events like KL Fashion Week and Pestle & Mortar's Smashing Weekend. Or if live music is your thing, keep an eye out for the variety of performances that the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra puts on every year. You could also head on over to venues such as Merdekarya and The Bee to catch some awesome local gigs.

4. Stalk your fav #hashtags on Instagram (and tag your stuff too!)

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You'll never complain about excessive hashtagging again now that you'll be using them to find other kindred spirits who share your undying love for whatever it is you're into.

5. Step out of your comfort zone

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Don't be afraid to go along with your friends who have different interests than you. Take a chance every now and then and give new things a try, you may discover that you do like it after all. And best of all, you'll already have a kaki who's into it too!You could start by trying out Grab X Tinder where you could get to do a secret cool activity with a popular Malaysian influencer.

6. Say 'yes' when people ajak you out

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You're never going to meet new people if you just stay home all the time or only hang out with your squad. Try to make an effort to attend events and outings where there'll be people you don't know. Broaden your social circle and you're sure to meet some fellow enthusiasts along the way.

7. Make your interests known on social media

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If you just keep your interests to yourself, how is anyone supposed to know what you're into? Be public and vocal about the stuff you like on social media and those who share your feels will find you.

8. Offer to teach others something you're good at

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If you've got the skills, don't let them just go to waste. Whatever it is that you're a total pro at (art, sports, music, etc.) there'll definitely be someone out there who wants to learn how to pick it up. Offering to teach a simple beginner level class is a great way to naturally bring others who share the same passion to you.

9. Volunteer for a cause you particularly love

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Love animals or have an interest in the altruistic side of things? Your 'lack of fellow enthusiasts' solution may be the easiest of them all. From animal shelters to orphanages, there are loads of places that would be more than happy to take in volunteers.

How else do you meet like-minded people? Let us know in the comments section below. :)

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If you've ever thought that you'd get along super well with your fav Malaysian influencer, you've got to try Grab X Tinder to find out just how compatible you really are

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Grab and Tinder are teaming up to bring you an exclusive opportunity to hang out with top Malaysian Internet personalities.All you have to do is book a ride on 24 March 2017 via the Grab X Tinder icon in the Grab app and you may end up in a Grab ride with one of the 10 following people: Melissa Tan, Yvonne Lee, Sarah Lian, Venice Min, Peter Davis, Kit Mah, Jinnyboy, Dennis Yin, Jazel Lim, and Mark Odea.If you're one of the lucky chosen ones, you'll get to do something fun together, such as taking a scenic hike or going on a yummy food trail. Who knows? This could be your chance to finally meet that kindred spirit who's into the same random things as you.Find out more here. And don't forget to download Tinder as well.

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2 Men Arrested After They Posed For Pics While Cross-Dressing In Front Of Laman Mahkota

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Recently, two social media influencers went viral for the photos they took in front of Laman Mahkota, Istana Bukit Serene in Johor Bahru

In the photos posted on Facebook on 17 February, the two local men — Bryan Wee and Deacon Chai — were seen cross-dressing in front of the crown arch, while posing suggestively.Bryan was wearing a yellow crop top and short pants with blue underwear, while Deacon was wearing a see-through white dress and blue briefs. The duo also did several poses for the camera in front of the arch.

People who took offence with their photos tagged the official Facebook pages of Johor Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar, the Johor royalty fan club and the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM), calling for their arrests

While Bryan removed the post after backlash, screenshots of the post have gone viral.Meanwhile, Johor Bahru south district police chief Raub Selamat told Oriental Daily that the police has received a report over the post and have launched an investigation.

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Following which, the two men were arrested on Friday, 18 February, at Taman Nusa Bestari in Johor between 12.30pm and 1.30pm

Johor Baru North police chief ACP Rupiah Abd Wahid said the two men, aged 24 and 27,  were detained in connection with the posts uploaded on the Facebook accounts of "Bryan Wee" and "Deacon Chai".The case is being investigated under Section 505 (b) of the Penal Code, Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998, and Section 15 (1) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952.If convicted under Section 505 (b) of the Penal Code for public mischief, they can be punished with imprisonment for up to two years or a fine or both. If found guilty of improper use of network facilities, they can be punished with a fine not exceeding RM50,000 or imprisonment not more than a year or both.

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Initial urine tests on both of them came back positive for ketamine

"Investigations were also conducted in accordance with Section 15 (1) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 because the initial screening of both urine tests was found to contain ketamine," Rupiah added.Yesterday morning, 19 February, Magistrate Tiffany Chin Phin Yuan at the Crown Court of Istana Bukit Serene issued a remand order for two days against both men.

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How To Effectively Clean Your Smartphone And Laptop Screens Using Household Items

Did you know smartphones have 18 times more bacteria than a toilet handle?

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And NO, a quick wipe on your shirt sleeve isn't going to make it go away.

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Let's take some steps to keep your phone clean with items you may already have lying around the house. But first, let's cover the "don'ts."

— Don't use Windex or any other glass cleaner with ammonia. The harsh chemicals will damage an LCD display over time.
— Don't use a paper towel - not even a wet one -- because the rough fibers can scratch the display surface. Use a microfiber cloth like the one that came with your glasses.
— Don't spray anything directly on your device. Water and electronics don't mix. Lightly moisten a cloth and wipe it down

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Now, before cleaning, disconnect your phone from any external power source, turn it off, remove the battery (if you can) and seal all port openings with tape to avoid liquid damage.

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Your phone manufacturer will probably have its own cleaning tips, but here are some household items that can help beat the germ buildup on your cellphone. When cleaning, the key is to be gentle.

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Use cotton swabs

Q-tips are handy for cleaning out hard-to-reach areas of your phone
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Say goodbye to the tiny crumbs and dust specs that reside on your phone with cotton swabs. Microfiber cloths are great, but cotton swabs do an even better job of removing the gunk and grime from harder-to-reach areas of your phone. These also work well for cleaning out the corners of your phone cases and ports. Simply take a cotton swab and brush it over the dirty crevices of your phone.

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Use soft, lint-free cloth or microfiber cloth

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This type of cleaning cloth may have come with your eyeglasses, phone and other gadgets. Using a cloth will remove oily fingerprints, smudges and more from both the screen and cellphone body. Here's how:

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— Dampen the corner of the cloth with a bit of water. Whatever you do, don't apply or spray water directly onto your phone — water and phones don't mix.
— Gently wipe your phone with the cloth up and down the screen.
— Use the dry corner of cloth to remove any excess moisture on your phone.

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Use water and rubbing alcohol

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There are a ton of wipes available to disinfect and clean your phone, but if you want to save money, this is a quick alternative.

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Note that Apple doesn't recommend using any products with alcohol, ammonia and other cleaning substances. Some people say that when used in small amounts, these products won't noticeably hurt your phone. Try this at your own risk.

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— Prepare a mix of 60% water and 40% isopropyl rubbing alcohol, which can be found at your local drugstore.
— Lightly dampen the corner of a soft, lint-free cloth, microfiber cloth or cotton square with the water and alcohol mix. Don’t apply or spray the mix directly onto your phone.
— Gently wipe your phone with the cloth to kill unwanted bacteria.
— Use the dry corner of cloth to remove any excess on your phone.

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Use distilled water and white vinegar

Mixing 50% distilled water and 50% white vinegar can create a cleaning solution for your phone
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If you don’t want to go down the water and alcohol route, you can use distilled water and white vinegar. Here’s how:

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— Prepare a mix of 50% distilled water and 50% white vinegar.
— Lightly dampen the corner of a soft, lint-free cloth or a microfiber cloth with the distilled water and white vinegar mix. Again, don’t apply or spray the mix directly onto your phone.
— Gently wipe your phone with the cloth.
— Use the dry corner of cloth to remove any excess on your phone.

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What about your LCD or laptop screen?

Before cleaning, follow the same instructions as to what you did with phone. Separate the LCD screen from its power source. If it's a monitor or TV, unplug it. If it's a laptop, phone, or tablet, shut it down, unplug it, and, if possible, remove the battery.

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You don't need an expensive kit to clean an LCD screen. You can remove those smudges with common household items like microfiber cloth.

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You will need a microfiber cloth. If you wear glasses, your optometrist probably gave you one--although you might want a bigger one for a large screen. You can buy these for a few dollars from several Web sites, as well as from a photography store. Use the dry cloth to gently wipe away the grime. If you encounter some stubborn dirt, apply gentle pressure; but not too much.

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If that doesn't work, use a moist cloth. But how do you moisten it, and with what? You should definitely not use soap, a window cleaner like Windex, or anything containing alcohol. Instead, get yourself an empty spray bottle (like the cloth, they're easy and cheap to buy), and fill it with a mixture of distilled water and white vinegar, in approximately equal parts.

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Spray the water/vinegar mix onto the cloth, not the screen. Then wipe the screen gently, as its described above. Wait until the screen is dry before plugging it in, reinserting the batteries, and powering it up.

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Penang Is One Of CNN's Must-Visit Travel Destinations Of 2017

Already a hotspot for tourists from all over the world, Penang has earned yet another badge of honour, having just been named one of CNN's 'Best Places to Visit in 2017'

The landscape of downtown Penang in the dusk.
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The list - compiled by CNN experts around the world - hails Penang as "one of Asia's best street food destinations"

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"The Malaysia island of Penang is arguably one of Asia's best street food destinations. It offers a mix of traditional Malay, Chinese and Indian dishes, as well as fusion cuisines such as Baba Nyonya, or Peranakan, which incorporates regional ingredients and Chinese and Malay cooking methods. All of it can be found in hawker centers and shop houses throughout George Town," the American news network wrote.

CNN also highlighted Penang's diverse architectural culture in the form of its collection of historic buildings, ranging from old English colonial mansions and Islamic mosques to intricate Chinese temples and rustic shophouses

Some of Penang's old colonial buildings have been restored and repurposed into museums and boutique hotels in recent times.
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Khoo Kongsi.
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Penang is one of only five Asian destinations included in the list, the other four of which are Isaan in Thailand, Bhutan, Chengdu in China, and Amman in Jordan

Chengdu has become one of China's most popular cities, thanks to the prospect of panda cuddling in the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding.
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Check out the full list of CNN's '17 Best Places to Visit in 2017' here:

			1. Prince Edward Island, Canada2. Penang, Malaysia3. Colombia4. Bermuda5. Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, United States6. Isaan, Thailand7. Bhutan8. Chengdu, China9. Aarhus, Denmark10. Bordeaux, France11. Western Iceland12. Albania13. Amman, Jordan14. Rwanda15. Senegal16. Houston, United States17. Australia

Even after decades of development, Penang manages to retain its old world charm amidst the modern additions to its landscape:

                Penang Then And Now: 35 Photos That Show How Much Has Evolved In The Past Century

From one of the region's first trading ports to home of a UNESCO heritage site, Penang manages to preserve its old-wo...

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[PHOTOS] Storm Covers Sweltering And Sandy Landscape Of The Saudi Arabian Desert With Snow

Last Friday, 10 January, the northwest region of Saudi Arabia, about 193km from the Red Sea, was covered in snow after a freak storm

A cross-border city called Neom and the capital city of the Tabuk Region in northwestern Saudi Arabia were covered in a white blanket during the weekend as a cold snap brought snowfall to the country's deserts.

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Then on Wednesday, 15 January, a Twitter video posted by ABC News went viral. It showed camels grazing on snow-covered land in Tabuk.

Camels traded sand for snow in Saudi Arabia, grazing on snow-covered land in Tabuk. https://t.co/9HiF2etURa pic.twitter.com/xkoSUCDsVO— ABC News (@ABC) January 15, 2020

The residents of the sandy landscape of the Saudi Arabian desert, meanwhile, took to social media to show off the rare occurrence

Currently: Snow in Saudi Arabia deserts (Tabuk). pic.twitter.com/tNJFU8Yia4— د. أحمد نبيل (@Dr_Ahmad_Nabeel) January 10, 2020

مسَاكم الله بالخَيـر ...نضبط لنا فنجَال مهيـلَة من داخل الاراضي الاردنية ...عاصفة ثلجية كثيفة ..#السبت ١٤٤١/٥/١٦ هـ pic.twitter.com/wXqku1St95— بندر الحواس (@B_KH_H) January 11, 2020

The intermittent snow also turned the place into a tourist destination with large numbers of citizens and visitors flocking the region

According to a pan-Arab daily newspaper, the Saudis enjoy the snowfall on the mountains of Jabal al-Lawz, Jabal al-Thahir, and Jabal Alkan in Tabuk for two or three weeks a year.And since last Friday, they have been skiing, setting up tents, preparing warm beverages - such as tea, Arabic coffee - and enjoying the local food famous in the region, reported Asharq Al-Awsat."I expect the arrival of many visitors during this period, especially since the snowfall coincides with the school break this year," Wael al-Khaldi, Tabuk Tourism Authority's media official was quoted as saying.

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Heavy snowfall on the heights of Jebel Al Lawz in Tabuk.
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While the region of Tabuk is one of the coldest in Saudi Arabia, it is usually dry, according to a senior meteorologist at AccuWeather

Typically, the region sees the temperature dip to 4 degrees Celsius (39 Fahrenheit) at this time of year."[It's] not crazy for them to get snow, it's just typically dry," AccuWeather's senior meteorologist Eric Leister."A powerful storm tracked from southern Europe and the Mediterranean into the Middle East last week, pulling cold air into the region and resulting in the snowfall," Leister said.According to the AccuWeather's senior meteorologist, the same storm system then tracked farther east, causing deadly flooding and heavy snow with avalanches from Iran into Pakistan and Afghanistan.ABC News reported that in Pakistan, at least 53 houses were completely destroyed by avalanches and in six provinces of Afghanistan, heavy snow has also led to the death of 39 people.

An Afghan man removes snow from his shelter in Kabul, Afghanistan 12 January 2020.
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Meanwhile, wildfires have ravaged Australia:

                [PHOTOS] Malaysians Advised To Avoid Travelling To Australia During Deadly Bush Fires

A seven-day state of emergency has been declared in New South Wales effective today, 3 January.

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                DPM Wan Azizah Offers Malaysia's Help To Australia To Combat 'Apocalyptic' Bush Fires

The bush fires that have been raging since September have killed a total of 24 people and destroyed over 2,000 homes.

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                Catholic Priest Joins Australian Muslims Gathered In Prayer For Rain To Combat Wildfires

The group gathered to pray at a park in Adelaide on 5 January.

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                The Irwins Have Rescued 90,000 Animals As Australia's Wildfires Rage On

It is estimated that roughly half a billion animals have been killed in the wildfires.

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                This Model Raised RM2.8 Million For Australian Bush Fires By Selling Her Nude Photos

The 20-year-old from Los Angeles did not expect to raise so much money.

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                Here's How Malaysians Can Do Their Bit For Wildlife Affected By The Fires In Australia

About a billion animals are dead due to the wildfires.

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TV Tercanggih Di Dunia Dengan Fungsi 'Boleh Gulung' Kini Di Pasaran, Biar Betul!

Dalam era yang begitu canggih ini kita sering dengar perkataan televisyen (TV) pintar atau smart TV yang sangat maju jika dibandingkan dengan teknologi terdahulu

Jika dulu tiada capaian internet, tetapi hari ini internet sudah menjadi antara salah satu 'kawan' kita untuk mencari pelbagai maklumat. Ianya sangat diperlukan oleh semua golongan tidak kira tua mahu pun muda.Namun lain pula seperti televisyen, ia juga boleh dianggap sebagai satu keperluan bagi sesetengah orang dalam menjalani kehidupan seharian.Menonton TV pada zaman sekarang sangat berbeza dengan waktu menonton TV pada zaman dulu kerana dulu TV hanya mampu menghasilkan gambar hitam putih.Tetapi, kini TV juga mampu setanding dengan gajet pintar yang lain bahkan ianya mampu untuk dihubungi dengan sambungan internet yang dinamakan smart TV atau televisyen pintar.

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TV boleh gulung yang pertama terdapat di dunia

Kita dapat lihat hari ini pelbagai jenis smart TV yang tersedia dipasaran yang dilengkapi dengan pelbagai fungsi yang canggih. Lain pula dengan syarikat elektronik terkemuka Korea Selatan, LG, yang baru-baru ini telah mengambil satu langkah ke depan dengan memperkenalkan TV gulung (rollable television) yang pertama di dunia. Menerusi sumber, gulung itu dikeluarkan dalam bilangan yang terhad saja di Korea Selatan.

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Kuantiti yang sangat terhad

Selain itu, TV gulung tersebut dikenali sebagai LG Signature OLED R yang berukuran 65-inci dan kini ia boleh didapati di tujuh buah kedai elektronik di seluruh negara itu dan berharga 100 juta won atau kira-kira RM362,000.

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Skrin TV berkenaan boleh 'digulung' dan disembunyikan apabila dimatikan. Ia juga boleh dinaikkan separuh untuk berfungsi sebagai dash board.

Direka untuk beri kebebasan kepada pengguna meletakkan TV tidak terhad hanya pada dinding

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Difahamkan rekaan itu dikeluarkan untuk memberi pengalaman yang baru kepada pengguna supaya ia tidak lagi terhad dengan keterbatasan pada dinding.Ianya sekali gus membolehkan mereka untuk menyusun dekorasi kediaman tanpa perlu mengasingkan satu ruangan untuk skrin hitam besar yang berguna ketika dihidupkan. TV ini kali pertama dipaparkan kepada umum sebagai prototaip pada 2018. Namun, ia hanya mula dijual tahun ini kerana kesukaran mencari pasaran yang sesuai.

Canggihkan? Bukan pakaian saja boleh digulung, zaman sekarang TV pun boleh gulung ya!

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Husband Of Famous Cooking YouTuber Pavithra Has Been Arrested Over Alleged Domestic Abuse

The husband of famous YouTuber S Pavithra has been remanded over alleged domestic abuse

According to New Straits Times, the Ipoh Magistrate's Court granted a three-day remand order against M Sugu.

On Monday, 20 July, a fight broke out between the couple at the Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital's (HRPB) parking space around 10pm.

However, The Star reported that the incident occured on Tuesday, 21 July.

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Sugu reportedly became aggressive because Pavithra had not mentioned his name when receiving an award earlier on Monday

The successful YouTube personality was named 'Ipoh City Icon' by mayor Datuk Rumaizi Baharin. The title is exclusively given to Ipoh-born individuals in recognition of their successes and contribution to the city.

Harian Metro reported that Pavithra was at the hospital to visit a relative who was in labour. An unnamed source told the Malay daily that Sugu was believed to be drunk when he hit his wife."Around 5pm on the same day, the security guards were alerted by a nurse who said that a drunk man demanded to enter one of the hospital wards while holding a sickle," they added.

Pavithra at the press conference of the award ceremony.
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Ipoh district police chief A Asmadi Abdul Aziz has confirmed Sugu's arrest

He told Harian Metro, "The case is currently under investigation and we believe that it is related to family problems."At 10am today, Sugu was taken to court in handcuffs while donning a purple lock-up uniform.

Ipoh district police chief A Asmadi Abdul Aziz.
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Asking for help is not a sign of weakness.
If you or anyone you know may be at risk of domestic violence, please call these Malaysian hotlines:

1. WOMEN'S AID ORGANISATION (WAO)24-hour | Contact: +603-79563488 | SMS/WhatsApp: +6018-9888058 | Website | Facebook | Twitter2. ALL WOMEN'S ACTION SOCIETY (AWAM)Weekdays (9.30am - 4.30pm) | Contact: +603-78770224 | WhatsApp: +6016-2284221 | +6016-2374221 | Email: [email protected] | Website | Facebook | Twitter3. WOMEN'S CENTRE FOR CHANGE PENANG (WCC PENANG)Weekdays (9am - 5pm) | Contact: +604-2280342 | +604-3988340 | WhatsApp: +6011-31084001 | +6016-4390698 | Email: [email protected] | Website | Facebook | Twitter4. TALIAN KASIH24-hour | Contact: 15999 | WhatsApp: +6019-2615999 | Email: [email protected] | Website | Facebook5. TELENISA LEGAL AID CLINICWeekdays (8am - 10pm) | Contact: +6011-23701006 | WhatsApp: +6011-23701006 | Email: [email protected] | Facebook | Twitter

Prior to the incident, Pavithra joined 10 other individuals who have also earned the title of Ipoh City Icon 2020:

                No Longer Just A Cooking Icon: Pavithra Has Been Named An 'Ipoh City Icon'

She joins 10 other individuals who have also been awarded the title.

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Restoran 'Seafood' Kreatif Ini Sajikan Shell Out Khas Untuk Peminat Nasi Lemak!

Jika baru-baru ini Burger Nasi Lemak McD mencuri tumpuan para foodies, kini para peminat nasi lemak boleh mencuba satu lagi santapan unik berinspirasikan hidangan kegemaran ramai ini

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Diberi nama Nasi Lemak Cajun, hidangan menarik yang disediakan di restoran Just Seafood ini disajikan khas untuk anda yang idamkan hidangan shell out dengan sedikit kelainan

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Hidangan fusion Amerika-Malaysia ini memuatkan pelbagai jenis makanan laut segar yang dimasak dengan kuah rendang, ditabur dengan kacang dan ikan bilis, dan dihidang pula bersama nasi lemak panas-panas!

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Seafood lambak yang disediakan termasuk ketam, udang, kepah, kerang, kupang, dan sotong kembang. Harganya pula bermula dari RM119++ (untuk menu dua orang) ke RM429++ (untuk menu lapan orang).

Untuk yang inginkan sesuatu yang betul-betul next-level, anda boleh mencuba menu unik terbaru di sini iaitu Creamy Durian Seafood!

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Memang pelik bunyinya, tetapi ramai yang mencuba hidangan ini berkongsi bahawa kombinasi ini tidaklah sejanggal yang disangka. Durian yang digunakan di dalam kuah berkrim ini dikatakan memberikan perisa seakan-akan kuah lemak tempoyak!

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Hidangan unik ini lebih sedap lagi apabila dimakan bersama roti goreng mantou yang disediakan!

Tak sabar untuk ber*shell out* di Just Seafood? Dapatkan info lanjut di sini:

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Alamat: A-9-G, Sunway Giza Mall, Jalan PJU 5/14, Dataran Sunway, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, SelangorWaktu Operasi: 12 tengah hari - 10.30 malam (setiap hari)No. Telefon: +6012 229 0855Info lanjut di: Facebook

Adakah anda akan mencuba perisa Nasi Lemak atau Durian? Kongsikan pilihan anda di ruangan komen!


Nostalgic Netizens Recall When This Proton Appeared In A Mr Bean Episode

If you grew up during the '90s, you may remember watching this very familiar TV sitcom

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With his silent humour and quirky antics, Mr. Bean is no stranger to most of us.

Although the show ended in 1995, Mr. Bean's legacy still lives on.
A Reddit post had netizens reminiscing when a Malaysian car suddenly appeared in one of the episodes.

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A photo of the scene was posted with a caption that read: "The moment where every Malaysian will suddenly 'bangga' dan 'patriotik' when watching Mr Bean."Though it's no secret that Proton Sagas are available in the UK, it was still a strange sight to spot Malaysia's national car in the scene.

You can watch a video snippet of the scene below:

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Speaking of old times, how many of these places bring out the nostalgia in you?

                12 Department Stores And Supermarkets We Used To Visit And Why They Disappeared

Nostalgic.

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                An Iconic Cinema In KL That Burned Down Is Being Turned Into A Creative Space For Events

It was once owned by Golden Communications (now GSC).

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"He Ghosted Me" – KL Woman Gets Stood Up After Driving To Melaka To Meet An Online Date

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Dating has always caused people a fair share of heartache when seeking out a partner.
And with dating apps opening a whole new world of potential options, the problems have only grown over the years.

One woman from KL recently took to an anonymous confessions page on Facebook, Tantan Confessions Malaysia, to express her own frustrations when it comes to dating.Providing a couple of past experiences as examples, the woman went on to communicate her entanglement with two men from Melaka and Penang. After making different plans to meet up, both attempts went awry when each of them didn't hold up their end of the promise. While both instances posed different problems to their respective situations, one of them may have caused the woman to lose a lot more time, money, and patience, as she drove all the way to Melaka, only to get ghosted by her new beau once she arrived.

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"I don't want to generalise all men, but what is wrong with all the guys I've been going out with recently?" the woman wrote in the beginning of her post

Beginning with the tale of the man she met online from Melaka, the woman disclosed how after getting to know each other for about four to five months, the duo made the decision to meet in person. Following an attempt to meet a month earlier, the woman stated that his busy work schedule prevented him from coming down to KL.Deciding to make things easier for him, she found a free day for herself and chose to go to Melaka on her own accord to ease his travel issues."We even set up a place and time to meet, but as I was approaching Melaka, he told me that something came up — and asked me to hang around for awhile, saying if he had time later, he'd meet up with me," she wrote.Having driven interstate and through the rain to meet him, the woman had an iffy feeling as to whether he was actually going to turn up, as he said he'd meet up with her "if he had the time".

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After waiting around for about an hour, and with the guy not responding to any of her texts, she decided to leave Melaka and head back to KL

When she arrived back in KL, the confessor said she finally received a text from the guy who ditched her, and could tell that his reasoning for not meeting her was just a cover to not make things unpleasant."I understand. He didn't text me back after that, so I didn't reach out to him anymore. I'm not the kind of person to force something if it's clearly not happening," she concluded.

Moving on to her second story with another guy she met online from Penang, the confessor said she was initially swayed by his seemingly sincere demeanour

"Awhile after we started talking, he asked me if I'd be interested in getting together with him officially, and I told him that it was too early — especially because we haven't met yet," she wrote.Noting that he took her response in stride, the confessor stated that the guy immediately promised to drive to KL and meet her in person soon. Though they agreed to a date, the man started to backtrack once the day approached, coming up will all kinds of excuses."At first he said he didn't have money for petrol, but later said it was a joke. He then said that he was afraid it would be boring if he came to KL, adding that he was scared I wouldn't treat him well once he arrived."In the end, he suggested that I should come to Penang instead. What kind of man is this?" she complained.

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Ending her entire rant, the woman asked if there are any normal men left in the world, or if she may be the problem in the whole situation."Is it me? Am I choosing guys who are just problematic?"

Garnering a slew of responses, many people chimed in on their take as to which party bears the bigger responsibility in these instances

A number of responders comforted and affirmed the confessor through her struggles, with one Facebook user saying that she should just pass on other men who display similar behaviour."It's a good thing you didn't agree to a relationship! You have to get to know each other much better before making such a commitment. Otherwise, it would have been a waste of your youth," they wrote.Another person said that some men are just intimidated by women who are more assertive when dating. "When we decide to take the initiative, they get scared. It's hard to date like this!" she penned with a laughing emoji.

Image via Tantan Confessions Malaysia (Facebook)

Image via Tantan Confessions Malaysia (Facebook)

One user sought to express their own take on the deficient character in both men. "The one in Melaka probably has a girlfriend, the one in Penang just has no money," they wrote.

Image via Tantan Confessions Malaysia (Facebook)

However, a couple of others said that the woman did hold some responsibility for these dates failing, as she was choosing men outside of her state. "You are looking for men who can't reach you. There are many men in KL too, you know," said one person. Taking it a step further, one user stated that there is either something wrong with the confessor or the places she's opting to find these men."It's obvious that when the time came, these guys weren't interested to meet you because of something about you or them."

Image via Tantan Confessions Malaysia (Facebook)

Image via Tantan Confessions Malaysia (Facebook)

Of all the entertaining comments, one of the best came from a man who offered himself as an option for the girl, saying that he hails from KL, therefore she would not need to travel far."You don't have to go to another state. We can go and grab a meal together, anytime!"

Image via Tantan Confessions Malaysia (Facebook)

Read the full confession on Facebook below:

While this woman is having trouble landing a partner, one man explains why he regrets marrying his wife:

                "I Married The Wrong Person" – Malaysian Man Expresses Regret Marrying Hot-Headed Wife

"She's so quick to criticise and curse me out."

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Another Malaysian man explained why not all men can be blamed for cheating on their wives:

                "It's Not Their Fault" – Malaysian Man Explains Why Some Husbands Cheat On Their Wives

"You can't blame them if their woman doesn't dress up for them."

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A New Ransomware Is Spreading Worldwide. Here's How To Protect Yourself From It

A new ransomware hit Ukraine on Tuesday, 27 June, and it has quickly spread across the world overnight

#Breaking: Supermarket in Kharkiv, east Ukraine - all payment terminals look to have been hit by the #Petya #ransomeware pic.twitter.com/e1nUHNkVwg— Ryan Clapham (@NewsReport365) June 27, 2017

It is believed that the attack was first seeded through a software update mechanism on the Ukrainian government and business computer systems.  According to media reports, this outbreak is the biggest in Ukraine's history, and it has affected the government, banks, state power utilities, and Kiev’s airport and metro system.  The cyber attacks have since affected multiple global entities and caused major disruptions in Europe, the US, Australia and even parts of Asia.  The Tasmanian Cadbury chocolate factory in Australia, Danish shipping giant Maersk, and British advertising giant WPP are just some of the largest firms in the world that were reportedly affected by the ransomware.

What is Petya ransomware and how does it work?

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Petya has been spreading rapidly through networks that use the Microsoft Windows system. It was learned that Petya was first discovered in 2016, but some researchers opined that the current attack now appears to be a Petya offshoot, thus calling it 'NotPetya' or 'GoldenEye' instead.   Emsisoft CTO and Malware Researcher Fabian Wosar told Wired that Petya uses the same hacking tool in the WannaCry ransomware, namely 'EternalBlue', to spread the virus by exploiting the vulnerability in the Windows operating system.

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Once a computer is infected, the ransomware encrypts important documents and files, blocking access to all data. It the demands money, typically in Bitcoin, to restore access.Although most reports are centred on how the ransomware has affected big businesses worlwide so far, it appears that consumers should also be cautious of the threats posed by this ransomware. "Consumers are also at risk and should be wary if they are running operating systems that are vulnerable to the exploit, in other words if you have not patched," Raj Samani, chief scientist and fellow at McAfee reportedly said.

Users affected by the Petya ransomware are being told to pay USD300 (RM1,284.75) in Bitcoin

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All Petya victims were instructed to direct the USD300 payment to the same single Bitcoin wallet ID. Then, they were told to send their own Bitcoin wallet ID and their respective personal installation key to a single email address in order to regain access to their data. However, the email account that is being used to manage ransom demands has been blocked by the German email provider, Posteo.About 36 victims have obliged and paid the ransom and the numbers are expected to keep growing, according to Blockchain.info, a website which shows Bitcoin transaction data.  It is still unclear about who might be behind the worldwide disruption, but experts have warned against paying the ransom since there is currently little chance that the files can be recovered.

Here's what you should do to protect yourself against the Petya ransomware:

1. Ensure that your computer systems have the latest patches or most recent security updates.  2. Backup your data regularly and keep a recent backup in another location, like an external hard drive or in the cloud. Choose to encrypt your own backup copy to ensure maximum security, in case it falls into the wrong hands.  3. Exercise caution when you encounter any unknown files or links. Don't click on anything suspicious and avoid opening attachments from recipients you don't know.  4. Install and use protection programs such as firewalls and anti-virus programme. Such programmes will alert you of any potential threats.

Share and alert your family and friends!

Last month, the world saw one of the worst cyber attacks that affected more than 150 countries:

                The "WannaCry" Ransomware Attack Has Spread To Malaysia. Here's All You Need To Know

The attack, which locks computers and holds users' files for ransom, hit 200,000 victims in 150 countries over the we...

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"Sebiji Mak Aku" - Gara-Gara Tak Tutup Suis, Cara Mak Ini Membebel Buat Ramai Boleh Relate

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

Sudah menjadi kebiasaan bagi seorang ibu untuk mempunyai sifat suka berleter dan membebel

Iyalah, terlalu banyak hal yang mereka perlu uruskan di rumah. Kadangkala, mereka bukan ada niat nak membebel, cuma itu merupakan satu kebiasaan untuk meluahkan sesuatu perkara. Sama seperti video yang tular di TikTok baru-baru ini apabila seorang mak dilihat membebel dan marah dengan perangai anaknya itu telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @ibucantik22 Pakai tahu simpan tak tahu. Mak mak je yang faham kan. Penat  original sound - Ibucantik - Ibucantik

Membebel dan campak extension sebab tak tutup suis

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan situasi rakaman yang memaparkan keadaan plug yang tak tertutup di ruang tamu. Apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah apabila seorang mak dilihat membebel dan marah apabila nampak suis tak dimatikan. Dia juga mencampak extension wayar itu ke depan pintu akibat geram dengan perangai anaknya. "Ni kali 999, aku tutup, aku ambil, aku simpan wayar ni. Haa, kalau tak reti simpan, ni makan dia", katanya.

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"Baru je semalam ummi buat macam ni. Sampai laki terkejut. Haaa ni makan dia" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 2M tontonan, 124K tanda suka dan 3K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi masing-masing. Malah, ada yang boleh relate dengan perangai mak mereka. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Sabar sis, nanti naik pula darah tu! :P

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[PHOTOS] UNIQLO's 'Animal Crossing: New Horizons' UT Collection Is Just Too Cute

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We hope you've finished paying off your home loan with Nook Inc, because UNIQLO is set to release its very first Animal Crossing: New Horizons UT collection in Malaysia

In a press release made available to SAYS, UNIQLO announced that it is collaborating with Nintendo to launch a UNIQLO T-shirts (UT) collection based on the bestselling game.The collection drops in Malaysia on Monday, 24 May.

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In total, there are 32 items in the collection for you to pick and choose from

Almost all your favourite (and least favourite) characters make an appearance in the collection, including Daisy Mae and her adorable turnips and superstar musician KK Slider.That Celeste tee has me going all starry-eyed.

KK Slider tee for men.
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Daisy Mae tee for men.
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Fruits of ACNH tunic.
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Gulliver washed up ashore (left) women's tee and Celeste on women's tunic.
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This writer is currently wondering if they are small enough to fit these kids' clothing:

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Got a ACNH fan in your life who had a baby in quarantine? Here's a gift idea:

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More than just pastel-coloured clothing, the collection will also consist of towel blankets and pocketable bags

Towel blankets.
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To mark the launch of the collection, a special 'UNIQLO Island' will also be making an appearance in the game from 29 April

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Coinciding with the collection's launch in Japan, players will be able to visit UNIQLO Island using a Dream Address, which will then allow them to enter a realistic UNIQLO store in-game.The Custom Designs Portal will also have 21 T-shirt designs linked to the collection. Players can enjoy real outfits within the game.But there's a catch of course – you need to have a Nintendo Switch Online membership to be able to access both the special in-game activities. :')

Most of the collection will be available both in stores and through UNIQLO's online store

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Exceptions apply to the women's tunics, which are an online exclusive, and the pocketable bags which will be available in selected stores as well as on the online store.Here's the full price list:- Men's T-shirts (six designs): RM59.90- Women's T-shirts (four designs): RM59.90- Women's tunics (three designs): RM79.90- Kids' T-shirts (six designs): RM39.90- Kids' shorts (four designs): RM29.90- Baby's T-shirts (three designs): RM39.90- Towel blankets (three designs): RM79.90- Pocketable bags (three designs): RM39.90

Just another day of Tom Nook taking all my money

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Have you seen this local baker's amazing ACNH cakes? They're too pretty to eat!

                Self-Taught Malaysian Baker Makes Desserts So Cute You Feel Too Sayang To Eat

Her recent creation inspired by 'Animal Crossing' went viral.

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[GAMBAR] Kronologi Penuh Tragedi Helikopter Di Sarawak Yang Meragut 6 Nyawa

5 Mei, 4.12PM: Helikopter dengan nombor pendaftaran RPC 6828 memulakan penerbangan dari Betong dan sepatutnya tiba di Kuching sekitar jam 5 petang

Helikopter itu membawa enam penumpang iaitu:1. Timbalan Menteri Perusahaan, Perladangan dan Komoditi, Datuk Noriah Kasnon,2. Suaminya, Asmuni Abdullah,3. Ahli Parlimen Kuala Kangsar, Datuk Wan Muhammad Khai-ril Anuar Wan Ahmad,4. Ketua Setiausaha Kementerian Perusahaan, Perladangan dan Komoditi, Datuk Dr Sundaran Annamalai,5. Pengawal Peribadi, Ahmad Sobri Harun,6. dan juruterbang warga Filipina, Rudolf Rex Ragas.

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5 Mei, 4.32PM: 20 minit kemudian helikopter berkenaan didakwa terputus hubungan dengan menara kawalan Jabatan Penerbangan Awam (DCA)

Difahamkan, juruterbang telah menghubungi menara kawalan lokasi mereka berada di sekitar kawasan Triso, Sebuyau sebelum terputus hubungan.Ketua Pengarah Jabatan Penerbangan Awam (DCA), Datuk Seri Azharuddin Abdul Rahman ketika dihubungi mengesahkan perkara itu.“Ya, pesawat itu terputus hubungan dengan menara kawalan trafik udara sebaik sahaja berlepas dari Betong menuju ke Kuching. Setakat ini, kami telah memaklumkan perkara ini kepada pihak Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) untuk mengesan helikopter ini,” katanya.

Ketua Pengarah Jabatan Penerbangan Awam (DCA), Datuk Seri Azharuddin Abdul Rahman.
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5 Mei, 10PM: Ura-ura menyatakan bahawa helikopter tersebut telah mendarat cemas di Sri Aman

5 Mei, 10.15PM: DCA kemudian memaklumkan kepada PGO Sarawak bahawa bahawa khabar angin yang menyatakan helikopter tersebut telah mendarat cemas di Sri Aman adalah tidak benar.5 Mei, 11.30PM: Mesyuarat penyelarasan SAR antara Agensi telah diadakan di IPK Kuching. Helikopter tersebut barangkali telah terhempas.

6 Mei, 6AM: Operasi SAR dijalankan menggunakan 'Water Surface Searching' di kawasan tumpuan iaitu di Pesisiran Sebuyau dan Triso serta sekitar Lingga

Pesuruhjaya Polis Sarawak, Datuk Seri Muhammad Sabtu Osman, berkata pihaknya menerima laporan dari DCA pada jam 8.20 malam tadi dan menggerakkan pasukan anggota ke beberapa kawasan untuk membantu operasi SAR.“Kita melancarkan pasukan mencari dan menyelamat untuk ke kawasan Sri Aman, Simunjan dan Betong,” katanya.Lebih 100 anggota pasukan Polis Marin, Bomba, Pasukan Gerakan Am (PGA) dan Jabatan Pertahanan Awam Malaysia (JPAM) terlibat dalam operasi SAR itu.

Pesuruhjaya Polis Sarawak, Datuk Seri Muhammad Sabtu Osman (tengah).
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6 Mei, 12PM: Mayat Timbalan Menteri Perusahaan Perladangan dan Komoditi, Datuk Noriah Kasnon ditemui

Pengarah Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Sarawak, Nor Hisham Mohamad mengesahkan mayat mangsa yang ditemui ialah Timbalan Menteri Perusahaan, Perladangan dan Komoditi, Datuk Noriah Kasnon."Mayat mangsa akan dibawa naik ke darat dari lokasi penemuan sebelum dihantar ke Klinik Kesihatan Sebuyau untuk tindakan selanjutnya," katanya.Nasib enam penumpang yang lain termasuk juruterbang, setakat ini belum diketahui.

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6 Mei, 10.30PM: Solat jenazah buat Allahyarhamah Datuk Noriah Kasnon diadakan di Kuching

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Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Najib Razak dan jemaah lain menyempurnakan solat jenazah mangsa tragedi helikopter, Allahyarhamah Datuk Noriah Kasnon di Surau Al-Jahirah, Pangkalan Udara Kuching.Turut sama menunaikan solat jenazah ialah Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi dan anggota keluarga Noriah.Jenazah kemudian diterbangkan ke Pangkalan Udara Subang, Selangor menggunakan pesawat tentera.

7 Mei, 2AM: Jenazah Noriah selamat dikebumikan di Tanah Perkuburan Islam Batu 12, Sungai Burong, di Tanjung Karang, Selangor

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Jenazah Allahyarhamah diterbangkan dari Pangkalan Udara Kuching ke Pangkalan Udara Subang dengan menggunakan pesawat Tentera Udara Diraja Malaysia (TUDM) Charlie C130 yang tiba kira-kira jam 11.30 malam tadi.Allahyarhamah meninggalkan empat anak, dua lelaki dan dua perempuan iaitu Mohd Shafiq Ishak, 29; Ain Shafinas Ishak, 24; Anis Athirah Ishak, 21, dan Adam Aidid Suhaili, 19, serta seorang anak angkat, Adam Mukhriz Abdullah berusia tiga tahun.

7 Mei, 8.30AM: Pasukan SAR menjumpai mayat seorang lelaki 10km dari Pusat SAR di Lingga, kira-kira 250km dari Kuching

Pengarah Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Sarawak Nor Hisham Mohammad mengesahkan mayat terbabit dijumpai pukul 8.31 pagi."Mayat mangsa yang ditemui akan dibawa ke (satu) tempat, tapi tempatnya belum dipastikan lagi," katanya.Mayat kedua ini kemudian dikenal pasti sebagai Mendiang Datuk Dr Sundaran Annamalai, Ketua Setiausaha Kementerian Perusahaan Perladangan dan Komoditi.

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7 Mei, 10.30AM: Orang awam menemui mayat ketiga sekitar jam 10.30 pagi kira-kira 1km dari penemuan mayat pertama di Sungai Batang Lupar

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Mayat tersebut bagaimanapun sukar dibawa naik pasukan SAR gara-gara keadaan air yang surut ketika itu.“Di lokasi, mereka nampak satu mayat lagi tapi masalahnya sekarang ini air surut jadi bot tidak dapat nak menghampiri mayat.“Kami cuba yang terbaik untuk mendapatkan mayat mangsa satu lagi. Buat masa ini masih berusaha merapati tempat yang dimaksudkan. Kami akan cuba cara ‘airlift’ kalau boleh. Saya masih menanti laporan dari lokasi.“Saya hanya dapat mengesahkan satu mayat dapat dibawa naik dan satu mayat (ketiga) yang telah dimaklumkan masih belum dapat disahkan,” kata Pesuruhjaya Polis Sarawak, Datuk Seri Muhammad Sabtu Osman.Bagaimanapun difahamkan, mayat ketiga itu berjaya tiba di jeti Lingga jam 1.25 tengah hari tadi.Polis mengenal pasti mayat ketiga sebagai Allahyarham Ahmad Sobri Harun, pengawal peribadi Allahyarhamah Datuk Noriah.

7 Mei, 6PM: Lima mayat nahas helikopter telah dijumpai setakat ini dan usaha giat dilakukan untuk mencari seorang lagi mangsa

Mayat keempat dijumpai pada jam 3.20 petang, juga berhampiran tempat mayat Noriah ditemui.Mayat kelima dijumpai kira-kira jam 6 petang, lebih kurang 2.5km dari Pusat Operasi Mencari dan Menyelamat (SAR) di Lingga, 250km dari Kuching.Masing-masing disahkan identitinya kemudian sebagai Ahli Parlimen Kuala Kangsar, Datuk Wan Mohammad Khai-ril Anuar Wan Ahmad dan Asmuni Abdullah yang juga suami kepada Datuk Noriah Kasnon.

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7 Mei, 9PM: Dua jasad diterbangkan ke Semenanjung secara serentak pada sebelah malam

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Panglima Medan Timur Tentera Darat Malaysia, Leftenan Jeneral Datuk Mohd Zaki Mokhtar, berkata jenazah Ahmad Sobri Harun akan diturunkan di Kuala Terengganu manakala jenazah Asmuni Abdullah akan diturunkan di Subang.

8 Mei, 8.30AM: Jenazah Ahmad Sobri Harun dan Asmuni Abdullah masing-masing selamat tiba di Terengganu dan Subang

Jenazah Ahmad Sobri Harun tiba di Terengganu.
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Jenazah Asmuni Abdullah selamat tiba di Subang.
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9 Mei, 10.45AM: Pasukan polis Marin menemui mayat juruterbang pada pukul 10.15 pagi, kira-kira 5.5km dari pangkalan feri Triso

Mayat terakhir mangsa nahas helikopter Eurocopter AS350 dipercayai juruterbang warga Filipina, Kapten Rudolf Rex Ragas ditemui kira-kira jam 10.45 pagi sekitar kawasan Triso, Sebuyau.Mayat berkenaan tiba di jeti pekan Lingga pada jam 11.35 pagi dan akan dibawa ke Hospital Umum Kuching (HUS) menaiki helikopter.

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Lagi gambar-gambar menyayat hati:

Sebahagian daripada ahli keluarga mangsa nahas helikopter kelihatan sebak sebaik tiba di lapangan terbang Antarabangsa Kuching.
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Isteri Anggota Parlimen Kuala Kangsar, Datuk Wan Muhammad Khairil Anuar Wan Ahmad, Datin Mastura Mohd Yazid ditenteramkan oleh ayahnya, Datuk Mohd Yazid Baba.
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Ibu kepada Anggota Parlimen Kuala Kangsar Datuk Wan Muhammad Khairil Anuar Wan Ahmad, Rahmah Abdullah menahan sebak.
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Polis Marin menemui mayat keempat.
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Anggota Bomba mengangkat serpihan helikopter.
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Menteri Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat yang juga Anggota Parlimen Batang Lupar, Datuk Seri Rohani Abdul Karim tidak dapat menahan kesedihan ketika jenazah mangsa pertama dijumpai.
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Ahli keluarga mangsa nahas helikopter kelihatan sebak sebaik tiba di lapangan terbang Antarabangsa Kuching.
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