[VIDEO] Terpaksa Lalu Jambatan, Abang Kurier Jatuh Ke Sungai Masa COD Ini Curi Tumpuan

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Zaman teknologi kini telah memudahkan urusan harian kita semua

Sebagai contoh, kita tidak perlu lagi keluar rumah untuk membeli barang. Semuanya boleh didapatkan dengan hujung jari kerana banyak dijual secara dalam talian. Jimat masa dan tenaga, malah murah lagi. Oleh sebab itu, banyak juga kerja-kerja abang kurier nak menghantar parcel. Tular baru-baru ini video di TikTok apabila seorang abang kurier terjatuh ke dalam sungai semasa COD ke rumah pelanggan telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

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Terpaksa meniti jambatan kayu kecil, sekali terjatuh pula ke dalam sebab tak kukuh

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan seorang pekerja kurier sudah tiba di sebuah rumah pelanggannya. Apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah apabila dia dilihat membawa parcel itu menuju ke rumah pelanggannya di seberang sungai. Abang itu pada awalnya gigih dan mengambil parcel itu sambil meniti jambatan kayu yang kelihatan tidak stabil. Malangnya, sedang asyik dia berjalan, dia ternyata jatuh ke dalam sungai gara-gara papan kayu yang rapuh itu. Dia sempat menjerit sebelum jatuh ke dalam sungai.

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"Ya Allah, terkeluar suara Abang Sally" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 6M tontonan, 657K tanda suka dan 11K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut bersimpati dengan kejadian itu. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Auto masuk alam lain abang itu, kesian betul! :')

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[email protected] 2014: Your Time With Elizabeth Tan And Other Speakers Could Change Your Life

Missed [email protected] In August? Then You'd Be Glad To Know That There's Another TEDx Event Coming Up In November This Year.

In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event.

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In Conjunction With TEDxYouthDay, [email protected] 2014 Will Be Held On 22 November From 1PM Onwards At Temple Of Fine Arts, KL

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Date: 22 November 2014, Saturday

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Time: 1.00 PM – 9.00 PM

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Venue: Temple Of Fine Arts, 116, Jalan Berhala, Brickfields, 50470 Kuala Lumpur.

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Tickets: RM50 per pax, available here

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TEDxYouthDay is a series of TEDx events happening all around the world coinciding with Universal Children’s Day in late November. These events are designed to empower and inspire young people. TEDxYouthDay events present a combination of live speakers and TEDTalks to audiences around the world. These events vary widely in size, format, and theme, but they share a common vision: inspiring curiosity, igniting new ideas, and empowering young leaders.

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Organised By Youths For Youths, [email protected] Seeks To Empower The Leaders Of Tomorrow By Discovering And Sharing New Ideas

Imagine our minds as our worlds – we all have our own. But what happens when our world (mind) comes into contact with others? Sparks fly, of course. Ideas take shape. Magic happens.

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This year, [email protected] invites you to explore the possibility of living beyond yourself. Talk to a stranger. Fight for a cause. Explore a new industry.

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The Event Will Feature A Series Of Thought-Provoking Talks From Well-Established Presenters Such As CEO Of AirAsia X Azhan Osman-Rani And Hollywood Concept Designer Eduardo Pena, Amongst Others

Previous presenters from [email protected] 2013 include Malaysian YouTube sensation Jinny Boy, actorpreneur Razif Hashim, and founder of Otak-otak Joyce Tagal.

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Eight presenters from diverse backgrounds and industries have been locked to speak at the event, namely:

1. Azran Osman-Rani, CEO Of AirAsia X

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Appointed as CEO of AirAsia X in July 2007, Azran led the start-up team that developed the business plan, raised capital, secured relevant licenses, and led the growth from one aircraft to twenty, an annual revenue size of US$1 billion, and in July 2013, becoming the first ever long-haul LCC airline to be taken public. Prior to his appointment, Azran was formerly the Senior Director of Business Development for Astro All Asia Networks plc, where he led the start-up and operational launch of Astro’s international investments and joint ventures across Southeast Asia, India and Greater China.

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He is 42 years young, a competitive Ultimate Frisbee player, snowboarder, and an Ironman triathlete.

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2. Eduardo Pena, Hollywood Blockbuster Concept Designer

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Born and raised in Bogota, Colombia in the 1980s, Eduardo Pena is a professional Graphic Designer who has worked with Weta Digital and Weta Workshop, a design agency that developed the conceptual visualization for Hollywood films such as the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies, Avatar, Transcendence and Lucy. Eduardo has also worked on video-game graphics and had his work published in books like Spectrum, Expose, Digital Art Masters, Café Sale and Imagine FX.

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Eduardo has since joined FZD (Feng Zhu School of Design), where he continued sharing knowledge with fellow artists while building his own brand in academic design and visual elements.

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3. Dr. Neil Mennie, Neuroscientist And Cognition Expert

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Dr. Neil Mennie is a neuroscientist who specialises in vision science and visual cognition. More specifically, he is interested in our ability to make predictive eye movements to spatial locations in our spatial memory of our surroundings. He uses portable eye-movement trackers to record healthy individuals as well as neuropsychological patients performing daily tasks such as playing games, model-building and motor activities. More interestingly, Dr. Neil also observes the strategic gaze of an Orangutan at our National Zoo (Zoo Negara), when she uses ‘tools’ to search for ‘rewards’.

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Neil obtained a BSc in Neuroscience and a PhD in Experimental Psychology from the University of Sussex in the UK. He has also conducted postdoctoral research in the United States, Germany and the UK. In 2009, he helped set up the School of Psychology at the University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus, where he now lectures.

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4. Coex (Cody Foo), Beatbox Aficionado And Founder Of BeatNation

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Cody “Coex” Foo is a 5-time beatbox champion and a leading pioneer in the Southeast Asian vocal percussion scene. Coex has captured the hearts of audiences all around the region with his flair, charisma, and the wide array of sounds he can make with his mouth. A founder of BeatNation and a leading educator in the beatbox movement, Coex’s influence makes him a prime candidate for growing and cultivating the beatbox culture of Southeast Asia.

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Coex has performed in large-scale events such as Future Music Festival Asia 2012, and has opened for international acts like Wang Lee Hom (Taiwan), U-KISS (Korea) and Yuna (M’sia).

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5. Cynthia Lam, Creator Of H2PRO, A Device That Can Purify Water And Generate Electricity Using Solar Energy

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At just 17 years old, Melbourne-based Cynthia Lam has developed a device that can purify water and generate electricity using just the energy from the sun. Dubbed ‘H2prO’, this potentially life-changing invention has shot to international fame this year as one of Google Science Fair’s 15 global finalists. Cynthia will be representing Australia in the Finals at Google’s Mountain View HQ.

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Cynthia is currently working to put the finishing touches on her design. Her ultimate goal is for H2prO to be a sustainable source of clean energy and water for those living in underdeveloped countries. She believes in raising awareness about water and electricity scarcity, as “it is important to realize that the things we take for granted are what a lot of others are praying for.”

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6. Tommy Lee, Baker And 'Bread Engineer'

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Dubbing himself as a ‘bread engineer’, Tommy Lee experimented with different ingredients for seven consecutive years, trying to find alternatives for the ones that are currently used (some of which are not as natural and healthy as we think!). Equipped with his expertise in patisserie (confectionery) and boulangerie (bread making), Tommy set out to educate the Malaysian public on healthy eating and quality tasting in his bakery, “Tommy Le Baker” on Jalan Ipoh.

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7. Khai Aziz, Straight Edge X-Pert And Founder Of Drug Free Youth Association (DFYA) Malaysia

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Rockstar by day, Activist by night – Khai Aziz is making waves in the local youth scene.Khai is the lead singer of the band Second Combat and the founder of Drug Free Youth Association (DFYA) Malaysia, a social movement that advocates against drug abuse through music, fashion, art and creative writing. In short, he makes not taking drugs cool.

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Khai has had countless years’ of experience as a presenter, speaking to thousands of students from primary school to university throughout Malaysia. He also makes regular appearances on Malaysian television and radio, sharing his thoughts and opinions on drug-free living. DFYA Malaysia continues to inspire thousands of students to live drug-free lives.

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8. Elizabeth Tan, Singer And Songwriter

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Known as a songbird with a style of her own, singer-songwriter Elizabeth Tan captured the hearts of listeners all over when she sang her own rendition of Joe Flizzow’s “Havoc”. She became an overnight sensation, with more and more listeners becoming captivated with her performances. Her soulful voice, bilingual abilities (Malay and English) and ukulele skills are the defining features of her performance. She will be debuting some original tracks soon.

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Though she initially wanted to be a television host, Elizabeth found her true calling in singing after winning at a talent competition June last year. A rising star in Malaysia’s entertainment industry, Elizabeth Tan is definitely a name you should be looking out for.

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"Gaji RM1.5K" - Netizen Ini Minta Tips Nak Ikat Perut Lepas Beli Alza Baru Bulanan RM900

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Pernah tak anda terdesak mahu memiliki sesuatu kerana orang disekeliling anda mempunyai barangan tersebut?

Pasti ramai yang pernah lalui situasi itu bukan? Tambahan lagi dengan 'trend' sekarang yang membuatkan ramai orang merasa semua benda perlu dimiliki.Namun, harus diingatkan kita perlu ukur baju di badan sendiri. Lihat adakah ia berbaloi atau akan menyeksa diri kita.Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah posting di Facebook memaparkan seorang netizen meminta tips bagaimana mahu mengikat perut selepas membeli Alza baru telah mencuri perhatian ramai.Lihat posting itu di bawah:

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Minta tips berjimat lepas beli Alza baru

Menerusi posting tersebut, kelihatan akaun Facebook itu memaparkan seorang netizen telah meminta tips kepada pengguna yang lain tentang bagaimana mahu berjimat selepas dia membeli sebuah kereta.Difahamkan, netizen itu membeli kereta Perodua Alza keluaran terbaru yang menyebabkan dia perlu membayar bulanan RM900.Namun, apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah dia juga berkongsi gajinya itu hanyalah RM1,500 saja dan perlu lebih berjimat selepas membeli kereta itu.

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"Cari nahas makan diri sendiri. Ini namanya biar papa asalkan bergaya" - Warganet

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati warganet turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi dan mengecamnya kerana sanggup menyusahkan diri sendiri.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, posting berkenaan telah meraih 4.7K likes, 2.3K comments dan 685 shares di Facebook.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada warganet di Facebook:

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Sanggup nak mewah tapi akhirnya makan diri sendiri :)

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Here Are 9 Comforting Soup Recipes To Help You Get Through... Life

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There's nothing more comforting than a good bowl of hot soup

If you're feeling under the weather or just miss soups you had growing up, now's the best time to make your own.

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Here are a variety of hearty soups you can make at home to warm your tummy:

1. ABC soup

This soup would probably bring you back in time, especially on those sick days. The potatoes and carrots soaked in the broth make this total comfort food. Plus, it really is quite simple to make! Pair it with rice or just have it on its own. Or throw in some chili padi with light soya sauce for an extra 'oomph'.

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Ingredients- 454g bone-in chicken pieces- 3 medium potatoes- 4 cups water- 1 large carrot, cut into 1" pieces- 1 tomato, quartered- 1 medium onion, peeled and thickly sliced- 1 teaspoon crushed peppercorn- SaltDirections1. Put chicken pieces into a pot and cover them with water. Bring to a boil.2. Pour away the water and rinse the chicken to remove impurities. 3. Peel potatoes and cut into 1" cubes.4. Fill a pot with 4 cups of water and boil the chicken inside over medium heat.5. Add the carrot, tomato, onion, and peppercorn. Simmer on low heat for two hours.6. Add the potatoes 30 minutes before the soup is ready and add salt for taste. Recipe source: The Spruce Eats

2. Chicken, corn, and egg drop soup

You can't go wrong with a bowl of this chicken and corn soup on a rainy day... or any day for that matter. This recipe combines egg drop soup with corn soup for extra comfort. The texture of the egg and corn kernels mixed in a thick, creamy broth will definitely leave you wanting seconds.

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Ingredients- Ground chicken- Grated ginger - Minced garlic- 4 to 5 cups of chicken broth- Canned corn kernels (Fresh or frozen works too)- Corn starch- Water- Eggs- Sesame oil- Salt- Pepper- Scallions (garnish)Directions1. Brown and cook the chicken along with the ginger and garlic.2. Add the chicken broth and corn.3. Dissolve the corn starch with water, and add it to the soup. Let it simmer for 10 minutes until it's thickened.4. Beat eggs in a separate bowl, and add them to the soup. Then swirl them with a spoon for texture. Add more broth if needed.5. Add salt, pepper, and sesame oil to taste. Then garnish with scallions if you like.Recipe source: Cooking For My Soul

3. Cabbage soup

If you're looking for something that's quick to make but really yummy, this recipe is perfect. All you need is just three or four main ingredients. Simple and homey.

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Ingredients- Half a Chinese cabbage cut into slices- 1 chicken bone- Half a carrot cut into thin slices or cubes- 1/4 beancurd cut into cubes- 2 tablespoons of light soya sauceDirections1. Boil chicken bone for a few minutes and drain it.2. Put chicken bone into a pot filled with approximately 4 to 5 cups of water.3. Add cabbage and carrot into the pot.4. Boil it for 30 minutes and turn the heat down for at least another 20 minutes.5. Add the beancurd and boil for another 10 minutes.6. Add light soya sauce to taste.Recipe source: Shan's Recipes

4. Pork ribs lotus root and peanut soup

The crunch of the lotus root paired with the boiled peanuts is probably some of the main highlights of this soup. You can even do away with the pork ribs for a meatless version or substitute it with chicken if you prefer that. This recipe is pretty straightforward too. It's mainly just throwing everything into a pot and letting it boil.

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Ingredients- 500g lotus root (washed, peeled, and cut crosswise into 1cm slices)- 500g pork ribs (cut into 4-5cm pieces)- 1/2 cup raw peanuts- 1 piece dried cuttlefish (rinsed and patted dry)- 2 carrots (cut into 3-4cm pieces)- 6 to 8 dried red dates- 2.5L waterDirections1. Blanch the pork in boiling water for five minutes, then remove from the water. Clean off any impurities and set aside.2. Put in all the ingredients into a pot and add water. Make sure the water covers all the ingredients by 4cm to 5cm. 3. Bring it to a boil on medium-high heat, then reduce heat to low and allow to simmer for about 3 hours or until the pork is tender.4. Season with salt and serve.Recipe source: Asian Inspirations

5. Watercress and pork ribs soup

Watercress soup is always a great soup if you're needing vegetables and don't want to cook an entirely separate dish. Not only is it tasty, but the watercress itself is filled with lots of health benefits.

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Ingredients- 680g pork ribs- 5 slices of ginger, smashed- 8 cups water- 1 to 2 bunches of watercress - 1¼ teaspoon sea salt (or to taste)- White pepper Directions1. Fill a large pot half-full of water and bring to a boil. Add pork ribs. Allow it to blanch for 3 to 5 minutes. Remove the ribs and rinse in water. This step is important because it keeps the soup clear and clean-tasting.2. Put the blanched pork ribs, smashed ginger slices, and 8 cups of water in a pot and bring to a boil. Turn the heat down and allow to simmer for 90 minutes, covered.3. Trim off the large, tough stems on the watercress and wash thoroughly. 4. After 90 minutes, season soup with salt to taste. And let it simmer for another 30 minutes. 5. Use a strainer to remove any floating particles. Add in the watercress and continue to let it simmer. 6. Add in more salt and white pepper to taste if needed.Recipe source: The Woks Of Life

6. Pumpkin soup

The creamier the pumpkin soup, the more comforting it is! Pair this with bread and butter or garlic bread for a fuller meal. If you don't have cream, this recipe states that you can replace it with milk.

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Ingredients- 1.2kg peeled pumpkin- 1 onion, sliced (white, brown, yellow)- 2 garlic cloves, peeled- 3 cups (750ml) vegetable or chicken broth/stock- 1 cup (250 ml) water- Salt - Pepper- 1/2 to 3/4 cup (125ml to 185 ml) heavy whipping cream or milkDirections1. Place peeled pumpkin, onion, garlic, broth/stock, and water into a pot.2. Boil rapidly for 15 minutes until pumpkin is tender.3. Use a hand blender or transfer to any blender to blitz smooth.4. Adjust salt and pepper to taste, then add either milk or cream – whichever you prefer.Recipe source: RecipeTin Eats

7. Miso soup

Whether or not you grew up on miso soup, this is the perfect comfort food at any time of day. You can enjoy it on its own, have it with rice, or even throw in some noodles (like bihun or ramen) and turn it into a fuller meal.

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Ingredients- 1 cup dashi soup base (made from boiling kelp and bonito flakes). Some recipes say that you can also use chicken or vegetable broth as a substitute.- 1 tablespoon miso paste- 1 teaspoon wakame (dried seaweed)- Silken tofu - Chopped scallionsDirections1. In a pot, boil the dashi base on medium heat. 2. Add the tofu and seaweed, cook for 3 minutes.3. Turn off the heat.4. Add the miso paste until dissolved. Do not boil the miso paste.5. Top the soup with scallions.Recipe source: Rasa Malaysia

8. Winter melon soup

This recipe makes a clean-tasting yet flavourful soup that is great for those sick days. If you don't have pork ribs, you can replace it with chicken or minced meat as well.

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Ingredients- 500g winter melon- 1/2 cup of Chinese pearl barley (coix seeds)- 150g prime pork ribs- 1 tablespoon goji berries- 2 slices ginger- 1L waterDirections1. Wash the barley and soak for about 1 hour.2. Wash goji and soak for 20 minutes.3. Parboil the pork ribs with the ginger, trim off any excess fats.4. Cut and clean the melon.5. Bring the 1000ml water to the boil, add the pork ribs, melon pieces, barley, and the goji.6. Bring the water and ingredients back to the boil, then lower to a simmer.7. Simmer for 1 hour.8. Turn off heat and serve.Recipe source: The Chinese Quest

9. Hot and sour soup

Rainy day or not, this thick broth will bring instant comfort with its sour goodness and kick of spice. Plus, you don't even need meat for flavour. Just throw in any kind of mushrooms you like. Yum!

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Ingredients- 2 tablespoons corn starch + 3 tablespoons water- 1 can (411g) chicken broth (preferred) or vegetable broth- 1 1/2 cups water- 226g soft tofu, cut into strips- 170g white button mushroom, stems trimmed and caps quartered- 3 tablespoons soy sauce- 2 1/2 tablespoons Chinese vinegar, apple cider vinegar, or rice wine vinegar- 1 teaspoon dark soy sauce (for colour)- 3 dashes ground white pepper or black pepper- 1 egg, beaten- 1 teaspoon chili oil and 1 tablespoon chopped scallion (optional)Directions1. Add the corn starch and water together, stir to combine well. Set aside.2. Add the chicken or vegetable broth and water to a medium-sized soup pot on medium heat. Bring it to boil. Add the tofu and white button mushrooms, cook for 2 minutes. Add the soy sauce, vinegar, dark soy sauce, and black pepper. Stir to combine well. 3. Then, add in the corn starch mixture and stir continuously to thicken the soup. Turn off the heat.4. Swirl the beaten egg into the soup, count to 10, and then use a pair of chopsticks to stir in a clockwise direction. This will form the silken egg threads in the soup. Add the chili oil and chopped scallions, if using.Recipe source: Rasa Malaysia

For more simple soup recipes:

                10 Easy Soups To Boil To Soothe Your Soul

The best part? These recipes involve minimal cooking!

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Apple Macs Are Now Up To RM1,600 Cheaper!

If you've been wanting to buy a Macbook, now is a good time to do so! Apple has decided to lower the prices for all its Macs, including the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and the new 12-inch MacBook.

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The price drop could not come at a better time, considering the exchange rate of our currency against the USD.

The price drop for each model varies, with some Mac machines receiving only a RM200 discount while other are RM1,600 cheaper! The newly-launched 12-inch MacBook is also considerably cheaper than its initial announced price.

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Thanks to the people at Lowyat.net for coming out with this infographic! As you can see, MacBook Pro and Air prices drop for as much as RM400 while Mac Pro prices drop for a whopping RM1,600.

Aside from the price drop, the newly launched 12-inch MacBook will come in a glossy rose gold colour!

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The MacBook now comes with Intel‘s sixth-generation Core M processor, which brings a bunch of improvements, ranging from 1.1GHz to 1.3GHz depending on configuration.

In addition to that, the Cupertino company also said that battery life will improve, lasting for over 10 hours in one full charge

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MacBook's battery will now last up to 10 hours while browsing the web and 11 hours of continuous movie playback, an increase of an hour each over the older model.

Did you know Apple is venturing into robotics? More about Liam, the robot here:

                The iPhone SE And 6 Things You Should Know From This Year's Apple Keynote Address

Another year, another iPhone.

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Uhm, What Is Batman Doing On This Malaysian Government Website?

RILEK.com.my is an actual Malaysian government website. According to their FAQ, it stands for "Rangkaian Interaktif Laman Elektronik Kerajaan" or the  "Government Interactive Network Portal". Pretty smart huh?

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RILEK is the abbreviation for 'Rangkaian Interaktif Laman Elektronik Kerajaan' or Government Interactive Network Portal. In conjunction with the initiatives of 'eServices', it is one of the six Malaysia's Electronic Government Flagship Application. This revolutionary project is to provide the convenience to the public to have interactive access with government agencies.

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"Wahlao, so much money ah the government to make websites like this? What's it for? Got use one ah?"

RILEK bro! (geddit?) This website is actually built to help you guys update your driving license, check your police summonses and even enquire the bankruptcy status of other people! Pretty useful don't you think?

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At the moment, RILEK offers the following services: Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) summons inquiries and payment. Malaysian Transport Department (JPJ) Driving License Exam Part 1.Malaysian Department of Insolvency (JIM) bankruptcy inquiry. In the near future, our business strategy will focus on expanding more on e-government services such as Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) and other public utility services.

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"Oh I see... Is it free to use these services ah?"

Well, yes and no. It is free to register online but for every successful transaction you make, they charge you RM2. Seems reasonable right?

No charges will be applied when registering. However, for each successful transaction you will be charged a convenience fee of RM2.00.

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"Cheh, a lot of governments do this also what. What's so random about this anyway? Tipu one you guys!"

Wait lah. We'll tell you why. To start off, one of their FAQ asks "Can I access RILEK services outside of Malaysia?" Seems pretty simple right?

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This is how RILEK replied. "Yes, you can access RILEK services anywhere in the universe as long as you can access earth's internet". Who knew the government can be so funny?

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"Like that only ah? I'm not impressed SAYS..."

Wait! There's more! So we decided to test out these services, notably whether we have any traffic summonses

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Thankfully, we didn't get any. But we got a congratulatory message by saying we're a "good citizen" and that we have "no summon" with a random picture of fireworks plastered with congratulations.

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It gets better. We tried again and got this picture instead. A standing ovation by a large crowd. This website sure knows how to make us smile!

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But this one takes the cake. Apparently Batman works for the Malaysian government too! When Batman gives the seal of approval, you know you're on the right track in life.

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Don't believe us? Find out and test it yourself here

Whether it's a prank, a hack or just plain humour, we at SAYS give two thumbs up for this government website!

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Two Kids In Sarawak Died Because Their Parents Didn't Have RM40 To Send Them For Treatment

A six-year-old girl and her four-year-old brother died in Serian because their family didn't have enough money to send the children for immediate treatment

Doria Agang (left), the children's preschool teacher Fedilia Albert (centre) and preschool teaching assistant Linda Gabel (right).
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A report by Borneo Post yesterday, 5 July, revealed that Monica Mazlan, 6, and her brother Jackson Mazlan, 4, could have been sent to the hospital immediately after they were bitten by rabid dogs if their family had the money for it. The children's aunt, 50-year-old Doria Agang, said that all they needed was RM40 and the immediate treatment could have saved their lives."My cousin-in-law is an odd job worker and my cousin is a housewife. Having six children aged between two and 12 years old, their parents sometimes face financial constraints. That’s the reality of life they are facing every day," she explained to Borneo Post when they met her on 3 July. The children lived with their family at Kampung Paun Rimau Bakung, about 30 kilometres away from Serian, Sarawak.

According to Doria, Monica was bitten on her heel and her younger brother was bitten on his face sometime in late April

"After the incident, they seemed to be okay until after Gawai Dayak (1 June) when they started to act strangely," explained Doria. The children received their first treatment at Balai Ringin Health Clinic. Only when Monica and Jackson's condition got more serious, they were sent for further treatment to Serian Hospital on 24 June. "Out of the  blue, the late Monica, who was normally quite shy and demure suddenly became very alert and talkative. She also suddenly could talk in Bahasa Malaysia fluently. So we were all amazed as to what had happened to the poor child. Shortly after that, she was referred to Sarawak General Hospital (SGH) as her condition worsened," said Doria. She said that Jackson fell sick way before his sister started showing signs of illness.  "... he was already unwell after Gawai Dayak and he always appeared short of breath," added Doria.

The children remained in the Sarawak General Hospital's Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for almost a month.
On 4 July, both children were declared brain dead and they were pronounced dead at 1.43pm and 1.46pm, respectively.

Body of the victims lifted into a van to be brought back to their home.
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It was reported that the children's parents had agreed for life support to be withdrawn. Borneo Post visited the grieving family's home in Kampung Paon Sungai Rimu on the same day and the situation was sombre. Families and friends of the family were gathered at the house, where a memorial for the two young children were held.

A memorial for Monica and Jackson at their family home in Kampung Paon Sungai Rimu.
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Monica and Jackson used to lived with six of their family members in a small hut-like house with not even a single toilet

Mazlan Puzan's house.
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Borneo Post highlighted that the family's toilet is a small stream at the back of their house, which is also the same space they use for bathing and other general cleaning. The children's father, Mazlan Puzan is a general worker and their mother is a housewife. "It is very sad to see poverty is still happening in our midst. So, we hope the relevant authorities especially our YBs to do something, like building them a decent home and a proper toilet," Doria pleaded, when met by Borneo Post on 5 July.

The kitchen area in the house.
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Responding to the issue, Minister of Welfare, Community Well Being, Women, Family and Childhood Development Datuk Fatimah Abdullah, informed today, 6 July, that the family of the deceased will receive financial support from the government

Minister of Welfare, Community Well Being, Women, Family and Childhood Development Datuk Fatimah Abdullah
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"An amount of RM300 will be given to the family immediately which is from Tabung Bantuan Segera."Plus, most probably they will also receive RM350 monthly under the aid scheme Bantuan Kanak-Kanak," she said, as reported by Borneo Post today. Monica was the fourth child, while Jackson was the fifth. The children have four other siblings - a boy and three girls.  It was said that the families that are under 'Bantuan Kanak Kanak' (BKK) would receive RM150 (one child), RM250 (two children), RM350 (three children), RM450 (four children), and RM500 (five children).

The Sarawak state government declared five villages in the Serian district as areas with rabies infection on 4 July

Malay Mail Online reported that the five villages are Kampung Kerait, Kampung Paon Rimu, Kampung Paun Rimu Bakung, Kampung Remun and Kampung Lebor. "The state disaster management committee discussed the rabies outbreak in this meeting and has declared these villages as rabies-infected area(s) under Section 37 of the state Veterinary Public Health Ordinance 1999," said Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas. Monica and Jackson were two of the three children that were infected with the rabies virus. The third child, a seven-year-old from Kampung Lebur Gedong is still in critical condition.


Teringin Smores? Ini Resepi Smores Gebu, Lembut & Sedap Guna Air Fryer. Hanya 3 Bahan Je!

Siapa peminat smores? Dengan marshmallow yang lembut gebu dan sedap ini boleh dihasilkan menggunakan air fryer je tau.

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Dengan guna 3 bahan ini je, anda boleh hasilkan smores level kafe di luar sana. Rugi tak cuba, jom try buat? Kalau anda yang tidak gemarkan manis, boleh gantikan coklat dengan dark coklat. Let's start cooking!

Bahan yang diperlukan:

MarshmallowsBeryl's coklat coinBiskut Tiger atau biskut digestive

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Cara penyediaan:

1. Masukkan biskut yang dihancurkan dalam loyang.2. Kemudian masukkan coin coklat.3. Susunkan marshmallow.4. Bakar dalam air fryer selama 7 minit pada suhu 200°C.

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Siap dah resepi senang dah sedap ni!

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[VIDEO] Anak Syok 'Kena Pusing' Dengan Si Bapa Sampai Pening, Tapi Akhirnya Lain Pula Jadi

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Memiliki anak kecil sememangnya satu cabaran besar yang perlu dijaga

Bukannya apa, pada usia ini mereka akan kelihatan lebih aktif dan mahu mencuba banyak benda baru sehingga ada kalanya sampai pening kepala ibu bapa dibuatnya.Antara salah satu aktiviti yang ibu bapa boleh lakukan bersama mereka adalah dengan meluangkan masa di taman permainan. Di taman itu terdapat beberapa aktiviti yang boleh dilakukan antaranya seperti merry go round yang dinaiki oleh kanak-kanak itu.Namun, lain pula dengan video yang tular di Twitter baru-baru ini apabila seorang kanak-kanak yang sedang bermain di taman permainan bersama bapanya mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

This video make me laugh every time  pic.twitter.com/yfSoC3QotN— memory lane (@bitchiwas999) March 27, 2021

Seronok bapa pusing sampai pening kepala nak berjalan

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan seorang kanak-kanak sedang bersama bapanya di sebuah taman permainan.Di taman itu terdapat beberapa peralatan aktiviti yang boleh dilakukan antaranya seperti yang kanak-kanak itu naik iaitu merry go round.Namun, kebiasaannya ibu bapa tidak akan menggalakkan anak mereka bermain permainan ini kerana bimbang ia akan membuat mereka hilang stabil akibat pening kepala.Tetapi, si bapa pula meletakkan anaknya ke dalam permainan tersebut dan kemudian memusingkannya. Apa yang lebih menghiburkan adalah reaksi kanak-kanak itu selepas bermain permainan tersebut yang berada diluar jangkaan.Lihat video penuh sambungan itu di bawah:

This part  pic.twitter.com/qL63mOAwg7— memory lane (@bitchiwas999) March 27, 2021

"My husband and I with our kids" - Warganet

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen juga mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur selepas melihat reaksi kanak-kanak itu.Malah, ramai yang pernah berkongsi situasi sama bermain permainan berkenaan. Ada juga yang memberitahu mereka mungkin akan muntah jika merasa pening sebegitu rupa.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 955.2K views, 16.1K retweets dan 59.3K likes di Twitter.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada warganet di Twitter:

If you wana stop the feeling of dizziness. Jump up and down but stay on your toes.— Lil PumpFake (@LilPumpfake) March 29, 2021

The child was doing the stanky leg, tryna get it together pic.twitter.com/ZL3w5yhBgx— Miamore (@Miamore5623) March 30, 2021

I couldn’t even watch this video, I think I have PTSD from these spinny death traps— Sydney Bevilacqua (@Bevilacqua02) March 30, 2021

I would throw up lol— ʙʀɪᴛᴛᴀɴʏ (@Pinkuhfy) March 27, 2021

If you ain’t never done that to yourself to see how dizzy you could get, you was lame — fiscal year  (@sonkevo) March 29, 2021

My husband and I with our kids . pic.twitter.com/LSfMcdQ9Gt— daja (@nicebabyda) March 31, 2021

 it’s too funny broo, this is def going to be me as a dad— bebo (@oladayolabode) March 30, 2021

I've seen this video 8000 times n still makes me lolol— Kenny J (@KennyJayy13) April 1, 2021

 thats gonnabe me as a parent— BRAZY (@RemyBbrazy) March 31, 2021

This reminds me of kids I swear I’m over dying with his daddy— Bangogh (@Bangogh_TM) March 31, 2021

Kesian anak dia, sampai tak betul nak jalan :P

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These 80 Malaysians Won An All-Expenses Paid Holiday To The Philippines With Watsons

80 lucky Malaysians will be enjoying an all-expenses paid holiday to the Philippines

In collaboration with the Philippine Department of Tourism, Watsons launched the Switch.Save.Win contest with a grand prize of 40 holiday packages for two that include flights, accommodation, and tours for a 4D3N stay in the Philippines.

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The contest, which ran from 25 January to 2 April 2018, attracted 70,000 entries nationwide. To enter, Watsons members only needed to spend RM30 on Watsons brand products in a single receipt to be eligible for one entry.

Close to 300 selected Watsons members who participated in the contest competed against each other in three epic rounds of games at an event held at Paradigm Mall on Sunday, 13 May

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The challenges included creating selfie photo galleries with specific backgrounds, solving puzzles as a group, and finally answering a series of questions

Each exciting round saw participants get eliminated, until there were only 40 grand prize winners left standing!

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Cheering from the sidelines were Watsons celebrity friends Arja Lee, Sasha Saidin, and Thanuja Ananthan

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Winners of the Switch.Save.Win contest were treated to a bonus surprise when it was announced that these Watsons celebrity friends, along with Amber Chia, would be accompanying them on the 4D3N holiday in the Philippines.

Congratulations to all the winners! Wishing everyone an awesome, well-deserved vacation in the Philippines :D

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Check out the three beautiful islands these lucky winners will be exploring:

                Dive And Swim With Whale Sharks On A Free Trip To The Philippines With Watsons

Get a 4D3N stay in the Philippines for you and a friend!

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Want To Live Longer? Study Shows That Intermittent Fasting May Help Prolong Your Lifespan

A study has shown that fasting from food for 16 to 18 hours a day could be the solution to treating a variety of health conditions

A review of past animal and human studies in an article published in The New England Journal of Medicine, the oldest and one of the most prestigious peer-reviewed medical journals, proposes that intermittent fasting can reduce blood pressure, aid in weight loss, and improve longevity.

According to the study's co-author Mark Mattson, intermittent fasting usually falls into two categories

The Johns Hopkins University's neuroscience professor explained that the first method is daily time-restricted feeding, which narrows eating times to 6-8 hours per day, followed by fasting for 16-18 hours.The other type is the 5:2 method, which consists of fasting twice a week, with a maximum of 500 calories consumed on a fasting day.

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How intermittent fasting works

According to Mattson, alternating between fasting and eating can improve cellular health, most likely by triggering metabolic switching.When metabolic switching occurs, cells use up their fuel stores and convert fat to energy, thus switching from fat-storing to fat-saving.

However, conclusions about intermittent fasting vary depending on the diet's effectiveness

Some animal and human studies have linked it to longer life expectancy, improved cardiovascular health, and better cognitive abilities.For example, a 2018 research study discovered that three patients with type 2 diabetes were able to stop taking insulin after losing weight via intermittent fasting.Another 2009 study found that older adults who were put on a calorie-restricted diet showed improved verbal memory compared to the two other groups who did not fast.

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Nevertheless, the article's authors have pointed out that the results cannot be generalised to other groups

They highlighted that clinical studies largely focused on overweight, young, and middle age adults, thus further research is required before the benefits or risks of intermittent fasting can be stated confidently.

Meanwhile, another study has revealed that ramen may increase your risk of dying from stroke:

                Ramen Reportedly Increases Your Risk Of Dying From Stroke, Says New Study

"Ramen, a popular food in Japan, is high in carbohydrates and salt and thus may increase the risk of stroke mortality."

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BN Supreme Council Has Made Its Decision On Forming The Govt

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A meeting between the Barisan Nasional (BN) Supreme Council and its members of parliament (MPs) at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur (WTCKL) has now concluded with a decision on forming a government

According to Free Malaysia Today, the matter was confirmed by MCA secretary-general Chong Sin Woon at Menara Dato Onn, who was present at the meeting with the top BN leadership today, 22 November."We had a good discussion. No signing of statutory declarations yet. Let the BN secretary-general issue a statement," he was quoted as saying by the portal.

Meanwhile, MCA president Datuk Seri Wee Ka Siong dodged questions when approached by reporters before getting into his car

He simply replied that BN will make an announcement soon.Similarly, MIC deputy president Datuk Seri M Saravanan said that he has his own choice on who should be the country's next prime minister and lead the new government.However, the final decision depends on the BN leadership on whether it should be Pakatan Harapan (PH) chairman Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim or Perikatan Nasional (PN) chairman Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin."I have my own personal choice, but we have to look at the party's decision. Even though I have my own choice, we still need to toe the line and follow the party's choice," he told reporters at WTCKL.

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The 15th General Election (GE15) has resulted in a hung parliament

While PH won the highest number of seats at 82, and PN came in second with 73 seats, BN — despite suffering its worst-ever defeat in elections — has become the "kingmaker" due to its 30 seats.Both PH and PN need the support of parliamentarians from other parties to have a simple majority of 112 seats or more to form the next government. Neither of them can form a government without BN.

The MPs have until 2pm today before Agong's deadline runs out:

                Agong Extends Deadline To 22 Nov For Parties To Decide On PM Candidate

The Yang di-Pertuan Agong advised the rakyat to be patient and remain calm until the new federal government is formed.

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Malaysian Shares Viral Method That Nurses Use To Keep Their Uniforms Looking White

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A Malaysian shared a life hack that apparently works wonders to keep your white clothes always looking fresh and clean

An old viral post in 2018 shared by Facebook user Leena Hassan resurfaced on social media recently, explaining how the method works. It has been shared over 240,000 times since.She wrote that she asked her cousin who works as a nurse, "What is the secret to keeping their uniforms always looking so white?" Hassan said she had used different types of bleach to whiten clothes but they never came close to this method that her cousin had shared with her.

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According to her, all you need is a bar of soap and a grater

First, grate the soap into your washing machine, add water and a little bit of detergent, then soak your white clothes in it overnight. She added that she likes using Lux rose soap because of its smell.

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Image via Leena Hassan (Facebook)

Image via Leena Hassan (Facebook)

The following day, just wash your clothes in the washing machine like normal. And that's it! She explained that you don't need to scrub or do anything else, and your clothes will remain white and clean.

Image via Leena Hassan (Facebook)

In a repost by Facebook page Selangor My Hometown, several shared that the method works for them, especially on period/bloodstains.

"If a woman's clothes are stained with blood, they can be washed with a soap bar. It is easy to wash off the blood. Actually, no specific soap is needed, just a soap bar. If the bloodstain has been left there for too long, you can apply the soap and soak it. After a few hours, pick it up and rub the bloodstain until it disappears. Sanitary cloths can also be cleaned in this way as long as you don't use hot water to wash it because blood will solidify when it comes into contact with hot water," one person commented.

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Another person commented: "I tried it and it worked really well. I was once injured and my clothes were stained with blood. I used Lux soap to clean them. They got cleaned up very quickly and they were very fragrant."

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Have you tried this method before? Let us know what you think.

If you've accidentally left a tissue in your pocket and put it into the washing machine, here's one way you can get rid of it:

                Viral Hack Shows How To Remove Tissue That Accidentally Sticks To Clothes After Washing

How to adult 101.

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No Water This Christmas For Homes And Businesses In KL And PJ? We Asked SYABAS For Answers

Water supply will resume in stages starting 4pm today at Zone 1

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Kumpulan Air Selangor released a statement today, 20 December, saying that water supply restoration will begin today at 4pm starting from areas in Zone 1, as mentioned in the schedule that was released last Friday, 16 December. "The maintenance works at Tenaga Nasional Bhd's Bukit Badong substation was completed at midnight. Following this, the Sungai Selangor Phase 1, 2 and 3 water treatment plants have resumed operation at full capacity."Restoration of water supply will commence as scheduled beginning 4pm today at Zone 1," read the statement by the Kumpulan Air Selangor Corporate Communications Department head Amin Lim Abdullah, as reported by NST today.Zone 1 consists of 141 areas in Kuala Lumpur, Petaling, Klang, Kuala Selangor, Kuala Langat and Gombak. The statement also mentioned that water restoration to certain areas that are located at the end of the supply chain or are on high grounds will take a longer period of time. Due to that, SYABAS will be sending water tankers to these areas that are affected by this issue. In the meantime, you can request for relief water supply by sending a text message to 15300 by typing TANKER [space] Name and Address.

SATURDAY, 17 DECEMBER: SYABAS released a press statement on Friday, 16 December, that there will be a scheduled water disruption next week, from 19 till 24 December.
It was mentioned that the disruption is due to TNB's electrical maintenance.

According to SYABAS, TNB's maintenance works will affect the operations at the Loji Rawatan Air (LRA) and that the generators will only be able to provide about 50% to 60% of power to the water treatment plants.

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When asked about the water disruption happening next week, SYABAS said that they will do their best to resume water supply in affected areas latest by the night of 24 December

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The water disruption schedule has been divided into two main zones according to different areas and timings.
Refer to the schedule below to see if and when your area will be affected:

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1) IF YOU'RE IN ZONE 1:

The water supply will stop at 8am on Monday, 19 December and resume on Tuesday, 20 December at 4pm. The supply will be closed again on Wednesday, 21 December at 9am and resume on Friday, 23 December at 4pm. The areas in Zone 1 are:KUALA LUMPURNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. AMPAT TIN2. BT SETTLEMENT3. CHAN SOW LIN4. DATARAN F&N5. DESA PANDAN6. DEWAN BAHASA DAN PUSTAKA7. FLAT DBKL DATO KERAMAT8. FLAT SRI MELAKA9. GAPENA10. GURNEY HEIGHT11. HAVANE CONDO12. INSTITUT DIPLOMASI DAN HUBUNGAN LUAR NEGERI, KEMENTERIAN LUAR NEGERI13. JALAN & PERSIARAN SYED PUTRA14. JALAN 1/89B - 6/89B15. JALAN 1/91 - 3/9116. JALAN 1/91A - 3/91A17. JALAN 11/9118. JALAN 11/91A - 12/91A19. JALAN 3/108A20. JALAN BAIDURI21. JALAN BANDAR DALAM22. JALAN BELAMY23. JALAN BELANGKAS24. JALAN BELFIELD25. JALAN BESI26. JALAN BUKIT PETALING27. JALAN CHAN SOW LIN28. JALAN CHOO CHENG KAY29. JALAN EMAS30. JALAN GAJUS31. JALAN GELUGOR32. JALAN INTAN33. JALAN IPOH BT.3 - BT.534. JALAN JELAWAT35. JALAN JUBLEE36. JALAN KEDONDONG37. JALAN KENANGA38. JALAN KEPONG LAMA39. JALAN KERANJI40. JALAN KERAYONG41. JALAN KUNYIT42. JALAN LAPANGAN TERBANG LAMA43. JALAN LENGKUAS44. JALAN LOKE YEW45. JALAN MADGE46. JALAN MAHARAJA LELA47. JALAN MEMPELAM48. JALAN MENGKUANG49. JALAN MENGKUDU50. JALAN MERLIMAU51. JALAN NILAM52. JALAN PAUH53. JALAN PEGAWAI54. JALAN PENGGAWA55. JALAN PERMATA56. JALAN PINGGIR WIDLEY57. JALAN ROBSON58. JALAN RU59. JALAN SALAK SELATAN60. JALAN SAN PENG61. JALAN SG BESI62. JALAN SG BESI LAMA63. JALAN TALALLA64. JALAN WICKHAM65. JALAN WISMA PUTRA66. KEM BATU KENTOMEN67. KEMENTAH68. KESELURUHAN BANDAR SRI PERMAISURI69. KESELURUHAN DESA PANDAN70. KESELURUHAN KAWASAN DAN TAMAN DARI BATU 2 1/2 HINGGA BATU 5 JALAN IPOH71. KESELURUHAN TAMAN UTHANT72. KG BATU73. KG BATU DELIMA74. KG BELLAMY75. KG CHEMPEDAK76. KG CHUBADAK77. KG MEDAN WIRA UTAMA78. KG PANDAN DALAM79. KG PERWIRA80. KG SEGAMBUT TAMBAHAN81. KG SRI BATU82. KG STESEN83. KG SUNGAI UDANG84. LANAI GURNEY85. LENGKUNGAN UTHANT86. LORONG DELAPAN87. LORONG JUBLEE88. LORONG MERBAU89. LORONG MERBAU 1 - 390. LORONG UTHANT91. PANDAN CAHAYA (JALAN PANDAN CAHAYA 1)92. PANDAN JAYA93. PANDAN UTAMA94. PERSIARAN AMPANG95. PERSIARAN AMPANG HILIR, JALAN AMPANG HILIR 1-4, JALAN GERBANG AMPANG HILIR96. PERSIARAN JUBLEE97. PERUMAHAN SOMMERSET CLOSE (JALAN YAAKOB LATIFF)98. RAZAK MANSION99. ROBSON HEIGHT100. SBHGN JALAN SENTUL101. SEBAHAGIAN JALAN PEGAWAI102. SEBAHAGIAN JALAN UTHANT103. SEBAHAGIAN JALAN UTHANT, JALAN LINGKUNGAN UTHANT, JALAN TAMAN UTHANT, LORONG UTHANT 1-4104. SEBAHAGIAN TAMAN AMPANG HILIR105. SEBAHAGIAN TAMAN IKAN EMAS106. SIERRA SEPUTEH107. SRI SEGAMBUT108. TAMAN BAKTI 109. TAMAN BAMBOO110. TAMAN BATU111. TAMAN BKT SEPUTEH112. TAMAN CAHAYA113. TAMAN CEMPAKA114. TAMAN CITY115. TAMAN DAGANG116. TAMAN DATO SENU117. TAMAN EASTERN118. TAMAN FLORA IMPIAN119. TAMAN IMPIAN120. TAMAN KAYA121. TAMAN KOBENA122. TAMAN KOK DOH123. TAMAN KOK LIAN124. TAMAN LAWA125. TAMAN MALURI126. TAMAN MIHARJA127. TAMAN NIRWANA128. TAMAN PELANGI129. TAMAN PUTRA SULAIMAN130. TAMAN RAINBOW131. TAMAN SEGAMBUT LUAR132. TAMAN SEGAMBUT PERMAI133. TAMAN SENTUL JAYA134. TAMAN SEPUTEH135. TAMAN SEPUTEH HEIGHT136. TAMAN SHAMELIN PERKASA137. TAMAN TANAH LIAT138. TAMAN TASIK INDAH139. TAMAN TENAGA140. TAMAN U THANT141. TUDM SG BESIKLANGNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. BATU 7 SIJANGKANG2. BATU 8 SIJANGKANG3. BATU 9 SIJANGKANG & KG. MEDAN4. JALAN LIMBUNGAN5. JALAN PELABUHAN UTARA6. JALAN SYAHBANDAR7. KESELURUHAN JALAN TEPI SUNGAI8. KESELURUHAN JALAN YADI9. KESELURUHAN KAMPUNG DELEK10. KESELURUHAN KAMPUNG PULAU INDAH11. KESELURUHAN PERINDUSTRIAN PULAU INDAH FASA 112. KESELURUHAN PERINDUSTRIAN PULAU INDAH FASA 213. KESELURUHAN SUNGAI BERTIK14. KESELURUHAN SUNGAI UDANG15. KESELURUHAN TELUK GEDUNG KECIL16. KESELURUHAN TELUK PULAI17. KG. KERETAPI18. PANGSAPURI SERI PERANTAU19. PELABUHAN UTARA20. PKFZ21. SELURUH KAWASAN PERINDUSTRIAN BANDAR SULTAN SULAIMAN DAN PERDANA INDUSTRIAL PARK22. SG. SIREH23. TAMAN DESA SIJANGKANG24. TAMAN MEDAN INDAH25. TAMAN PERMAI SIJANGKANG26. TAMAN PERWIRA27. TAMAN RIVERIA PERDANA28. TAMAN SAMUDERA29. TAMAN SERI MEDAN30. TAMAN SIJANGKANG INDAH31. TAMAN SIJANGKANG JAYAPETALINGNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. AMAN SURIA2. ARA DAMANSARA3. BLOK A - E JALAN 1C/1494. BU, BANDAR UTAMA5. BUKIT JALIL INTEGRATED PARK6. BUKIT MAYANG MAS7. BUKIT OUG8. DAMANSARA IDAMAN9. DATARAN SUNWAY PJU 510. DESA MOCCIS11. GLENMARIE COURT 12. JALAN EKSEKUTIF U1/6 - JALAN U1/11 13. JALAN ENAK14. JALAN LAYANG- LAYANG/ JALAN KENARI15. JALAN PERMAI 1/1 - 1/1616. JALAN RAMAH17. JALAN 1/128 - 6/12818. JALAN 1/149B - 7/149B19. JALAN 1/149D - 10/149D20. JALAN 1/149G - 9/149G21. JALAN 1/149J - 10/149J22. JALAN 1/155 - 15/15523. JALAN 1/155A - JALAN 8/155A24. JALAN 1/155B - JALAN 6/155B25. JALAN 1/155C - 13/155C26. JALAN AWAN BIRU27. JALAN AWAN DERET28. JALAN AWAN HIJAU29. JALAN AWAN KECIL 1 - 730. JALAN AWAN KECIL 7 - 931. JALAN AWAN KUNING32. JALAN AWAN MERAH33. JALAN BADANG 1 - 1334. JALAN BENDAHARA35. JALAN CAHAYA36. JALAN GEMPITA 1 - 937. JALAN HUJAN BATU38. JALAN HUJAN BUBUK39. JALAN HUJAN EMAS40. JALAN HUJAN EMAS 1 - 841. JALAN HUJAN MANIK42. JALAN HUJAN RAHMAT43. JALAN LAKSAMANA44. JALAN MASAI45. JALAN PERKASA 1 - 1146. JALAN PERLAK47. JALAN PIKRAMA48. JALAN RADEN49. JALAN RADEN ANUM50. JALAN TASIK DAMAI 1 - 1651. JALAN WAN EMPUK52. JALAN WAN MALIM53. KESELURUHAN KG MALAYSIA54. KESELURUHAN SG BESI55. KG BARU SG BULOH56. KG BARU SUBANG57. KG KUBU GAJAH58. KG MELAYU SUBANG59. KG MELAYU SUBANG TAMBAHAN60. KG SRI MUHIBAH61. KGPA62. KONDO ARENA GREEN63. LORONG NIKMAT 1164.  PINTU MASUK NO. 2 KELAN GLENMARIE GOLF 65. PJS 1 - 1266. PJU 167. PJU 7, MUTIARA DAMANSARA68. PJU 3, SUNWAY DAMANSARA69. PPR TAMAN MUHIBBAH70. SECT 1771. SEK 10 KOTA DAMANSARA72. SEK 11 KOTA DAMANSARA73. SEK 4 KOTA DAMANSARA74. SEK 5 KOTA DAMANSARA75. SEK 6 KOTA DAMANSARA76. SEK 7 KOTA DAMANSARA77. SEK 8 KOTA DAMANSARA78. SEK 9 KOTA DAMANSARA79.  SELURUH KAWASAN HYATT SAUJANA  80. SG PENCHALA, BUKIT LANJAN, PENGGIRAN TTDI81. SIRIM 82. SS 20, DAMANSARA KIM83. SS 21, DAMANSARA UTAMA84. SS 22 DAN SS 22A85. SS 2386. SS 2487. SS 2588. SS 2689. TAMAN INDUSTRI SG BULOH90. TAMAN KANDAN91. TAMAN SALAK JAYA92. TAMAN SALAK JAYA93. TAMAN SUBANG JASA94. TAMAN IMPIAN INDAH95. TAMAN MATANG JAYA96. TAMAN SAUJANA AKASIA97. TAMAN SG BESI98. TAMAN SRI PUTRA99. TAMAN SUTERA JALIL100. U3 SUBANG PERDANA 101. U6 SUBANG PERMATA102. VALENCIAKUALA SELANGORNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. BKT MALAWATI (PEKAN LAMA K.SEL)2. BAGAN SG JANGGUT3. BANDAR BRU MELAWATI4. JLN JATI SG BULOH5. JLN SASARAN 6. KAWASAN   JERAM 7. KAWASAN PERINDUSTRIAN JERAM8. KAWASAN PERINDUSTRIAN K.SELANGOR (IKS)9. KAWASAN TAMBAK JAWA10. KG PASIR TUNTUNG11. KG PEKAN JERAM12. KG SG SEMBILANG 13. KG SPG 3 JERAM14. KG SUARA15. KG TANJONG KERAMAT16. MAHKAMAH KUALA SELANGOR17. PANTAI JERAM 18. PEKAN SG BULOH19. SG BULOH 20. SG JANGGUT21. TAMAN BELIDA22. TAMAN BUDI23. TAMAN DESIRAN MALAWATI24. TAMAN EHSAN25. TAMAN IKAN MAS26. TAMAN JATI27. TAMAN KELISA 28. TAMAN KENARI29. TAMAN MALAWATI JAYA30. TAMAN MELAWATI UTAMA31. TAMAN MESRA / BKT JERAM32. TAMAN MUARA ESBEE33. TAMAN MULIA34. TAMAN PARI35. TAMAN PERMAI /TAMAN PEKERTI36. TAMAN SEJAHTERA37. TAMAN SELANGAT38. TAMAN SENANGIN39. TAMAN SENOHONG40. TAMAN SETIA BUDI41. TAMAN SG SEMBILANG42. TAMAN SIAKAP43. TAMAN YU 44. TANAH RANCANGAN API - APIKUALA LANGAT NO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. BATU 7, SIJANGKANG2. BATU 8, SIJANGKANG3. BATU 9, KG MEDAN4. TAMAN DESA SIJANGKANG5. TAMAN MEDAN INDAH6. TAMAN PERMAI SIJANGKANG7. TAMAN PERWIRA8. TAMAN RIVERIA PERDANA9. TAMAN SERI MEDAN10.TAMAN SIJANGKANG INDAH11. TAMAN SIJANGKANG JAYAGOMBAKNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. AIR PANAS SETAPAK2. AMAN SIARA3. AMBER HILL4. BDR BARU SELAYANG5. BUKIT MELAWATI6. DESA HUSSEIN ONN7. DESA SETAPAK8. IDAMAN HILL9. IPD GOMBAK10. KEMENSAH HEIGHT11. KG BANDAR DALAM12. KG KEMENSAH13. KG KUANTAN GOMBAK14. KG LEE KONG CHIAN15. KG MELAYU FRIM16. KG PADANG BALANG17. KG PUAH18. KG SELAYANG PERMAI19. KG SUNGAI MERALI20. KG SUNGAI MULIA21. KOTA WARISAN SELAYANG22. LANGGAK BUKIT23. MAGNA VILLA SELAYANG24. NADAYU MELAWATI25. ONE JELATEK26. ONE SELAYANG27. ONE SIERRA28. PERDANA RESIDENSI29. PERINDUSTRIAN TAMAN SELAYANG BARU30. PPR  (SRI TIOMAN 1 DAN 2, SRI KEDAH, LANGKAWI) DAN FLAT DBKL TAMAN MELATI31. PPR TAMAN INTAN BAIDURI32. PUNCAK SETIAWANGSA33. RESIDEN KEMENSAH34. SAUJANA MELAWATI35. SEBAHAGIAN AU4 KERAMAT36. SEBAHAGIAN KG SELAYANG BARU37. SEKSYEN 10 WANGSA MAJU38. SEKSYEN 5 WANGSA MAJU39. SEKSYEN 6 WANGSA MAJU40. SELAYANG HEIGHTS41. SUNWAY KAYANGAN42. SUNWAY MELAWATI43. TAMAN BUKIT IDAMAN44. TAMAN BUKIT WANGSA MAS45. TAMAN DESA PENDIDIK46. TAMAN IBUKOTA47. TAMAN INTAN BAIDURI48. TAMAN KERAMAT AU149. TAMAN KERAMAT AU250. TAMAN KERAMAT AU351. TAMAN KERAMAT AU452. TAMAN KERAMAT AU553. TAMAN MELAWATI54. TAMAN P.RAMLEE55. TAMAN PERMATA56. TAMAN PRIMA SELAYANG57. TAMAN PUNCAK TEMPLER58. TAMAN SELAYANG BARU59. TAMAN SELAYANG SEGAR60. TAMAN SETAPAK61. TAMAN SETAPAK INDAH62. TAMAN SETAPAK INDAH JAYA63. TAMAN SETAPAK JAYA64. TAMAN SETAPAK PERMAI65. TAMAN SETIAWANGSA66. TAMAN SRI RAMPAI67. TAMAN SURIA SETAPAK68. TAMAN TAI ONN SETAPAK69. TIARA KEMENSAH70. TROPIKA KEMENSAH71. TWIN PALM KEMENSAH72. UKAY PRIMA73. VILLA WANGSA MAS74. WANGSA DELIMA75. WANGSA MELAWATI (JALAN WANGSA PERKASA)

2. IF YOU'RE IN ZONE 2:

The water supply will stop at 8am on Monday, 19 December and resume on Wednesday, 21 December at 4pm. The supply  will be closed again on Friday, 23 December at 9am and is expected to resume on the night of 24 December,  the eve of Christmas. The areas in Zone 2 are:KUALA LUMPURNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN 1. BAHAGIAN TEKNOLOGI PENDIDIKAN2. BUKIT DAMANSARA3. BUKIT KIARA RESORT4. DATARAN FELDA5. FELDA6. IDAMANSARA, CHANGKAT SEMANTAN7. INST. TADBIRAN AWAM NEGARA (INTAN)8. JALAN & LORONG BELUNTAS9. JALAN BALAU10. JALAN BEKA11. JALAN BERINGIN12. JALAN BIRAH13. JALAN CHELAGI14. JALAN CHEMPENAI15. JALAN CHEMPERAI, PERSIARAN BERINGIN16. JALAN DAMANLELA17. JALAN DAMANSARA ENDAH18. JALAN DAMANSARA PERMAI19. JALAN DAMANSUTERA20. JALAN DERUMUN21. JALAN FLORA IMPIAN 22. JALAN GEGAMBIR & JALAN BELIMBING23. JALAN GELENGGANG24. JALAN GURNEY25. JALAN GURNEY 1 - 326. JALAN JOHAR27. JALAN KASAH28. JALAN KENT 1 - 729. JALAN LAI TET 130. JALAN LAI TET LOKE 1 - 231. JALAN MAKTAB 1 - 632. JALAN MEDAN SETIA33. JALAN PADANG TEMBAK34. JALAN PERUMAHAN GURNEY35. JALAN ROSA36. JALAN SAN AH WING37. JALAN SEMANTAN 238. JALAN SEMARAK39. JALAN SETIABAKTI40. JALAN SETIABISTARI41. JALAN SETIABUDI42. JALAN SETIAJASA 1 - 543. JALAN SETIAJAYA44. JALAN SETIAKASH45. JALAN SETIAMURNI 1 - 446. JALAN SETIAMURNI 5 - 1247. JALAN SETIAPUSPA 1 - 448. JALAN SETIARASA49. JALAN SETIARAYA50. JALAN SRI SEMANTAN 151. JALAN TERUNTUNG52. JUPEM53. KELAB DIRAJA SELANGOR54. KESELURUHAN BUKIT DAMANSARA55. KESELURUHAN BUKIT KIARA56. KESELURUHAN DAMANSARA TOWN CENTRE57. KESELURUHAN JALAN BATAI58. KESELURUHAN JALAN BRUAS59. KESELURUHAN JALAN DUNGUN60. KESELURUHAN MEDAN DAMANSARA61. KESELURUHAN PERSIARAN BASONG62. KESELURUHAN TAMAN BUKIT SRI BINTANG63. KESELURUHAN TAMAN SEGAMBUT AMAN64. KESELURUHAN TAMAN SRI BINTANG65. KESELURUHAN TAMAN SRI SINAR66. KUARTERS SYABAS67. LEMBAGA PERKAYUAN MALAYSIA68. LORONG GURNEY69. LORONG GURNEY KIRI 70. LORONG JARAK KANAN & KIRI71. LORONG JELUTONG KANAN & KIRI72. LORONG KASAH DALAM73. PERSIARAN & JALAN JELUTONG74. PERSIARAN & LORONG BATAI75. PERSIARAN & LORONG DAMANSARA ENDAH76. PULAPOL77. PUSAT DIALISIS FELDA78. PUSAT LATIHAN TELEKOM79. PUSAT SAINS NEGARA80. PUSAT SUKAN BUKIT KIARA81. SURUHANJAYA SEKURITI82. TAMAN PRIMA PELANGI 83. TAMAN SERI BERINGIN84. UTM85. WISMA TANAHKLANGNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. AMBANG BOTANIK2. ARMADA PUTERA3. BANDAR BOTANIK4. BANDAR BUKIT TINGGI 15. BANDAR BUKIT TINGGI 26. BANDAR KLANG UTARA7. BANDAR PARKLAND8. BANDAR PUTERA 29. BANDAR PUTERI10. BATU 1 - BATU 3 JALAN MERU                                                                         11. BATU 1 - BATU 9 JALAN KAPAR 12. KAWASAN PERINDUSTRIAN BUKIT RAJA MAXHARTA13. KAWASAN PERINDUSTRIAN SG PULOH14. KAWASAN PERUMAHAN BANDAR  SULTAN SULAIMAN FASA 3 ( KELOMPOK CAMAR )15. KAWASAN PERUMAHAN BANDAR SULTAN SULAIMAN FASA 116. KAWASAN PERUMAHAN BANDAR SULTAN SULAIMAN FASA 217. KESELURUHAN BANDAR BARU BUKIT RAJA18. KESELURUHAN GLENMARIE COVE19. KESELURUHAN SETIA ALAM20. KESELURUHAN TAMAN AMAN PERDANA21. KESELURUHAN TELUK GEDONG INDAH22. KG BATU 3 23. KOTA PENDAMAR24. LAGUNA PARK25. PUSAT PERNIAGAAN SEKSYEN 726. SELURUH KAWASAN BATU BELAH27. SELURUH KAWASAN PEREPAT28. SELURUH KAWASAN SG. PUTUS  29. SELURUH KG RANTAU PANJANG30. TAMAN BAHAGIA31. TAMAN BANDAR BARU KLANG32. TAMAN BAYU MAS33. TAMAN BAYU PERDANA34. TAMAN BUKIT RAJA 35. TAMAN CEMPAKA SARI36. TAMAN ISTIMEWA37. TAMAN JAYA KLANG38. TAMAN KLANG UTAMA39. TAMAN MUHIBBAH40. TAMAN MUTIARA41. TAMAN ORKID42. TAMAN PASAR BARU43. TAMAN PELANGI INDAH44. TAMAN SAGA KLANG45. TAMAN SEMENTA46. TAMAN SENTOSA47. TAMAN SRI PEKAN48. TAMAN SRI PINANG49. UITM PUNCAK ALAMPETALINGNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN 1. APARTMENT KASAWARI DAN JALAN KASAWARI 1 - 102. BANDAR KINRARA 1 - 3 3. EASTIN HOTEL4. INDUSTRI HICOM JALAN U1/46 - JALAN U1/52 5. JALAN 1 - 6 6. JALAN 1/1 - 1/13 7. JALAN 2/1 - 2/36 8. JALAN 7 - 18 9. JALAN ALAM SUTERA 1 - 1410. JALAN AMANSARI 1 - 811. JALAN ANGGERIK; 1-1612. JALAN BK4/1- BK4/1013. JALAN BK5/1A - BK5/2114. JALAN BK5A/1- BK5A/215. JALAN BK6 (APARTMENT ENGGANG)16. JALAN BK6/1- BK6/6B17. JALAN BK8/1- BK8/1018. JALAN BK9/1 - BK9/519. JALAN BPU 1 - 5 20. JALAN DAHLIA; 1-2A, 2B & 2C21. JALAN DU1 - DU722. JALAN ENGGANG23. JALAN HELANG24. JALAN IMPIAN INDAH 125. JALAN IMPIAN INDAH 226. JALAN IMPIAN INDAH 327. JALAN IMPIAN INDAH 428. JALAN INDAH; 1-329. JALAN KASAWARI 1 - 930. JALAN KIARA 1-1031. JALAN LAKE EDGE 132. JALAN LAKE EDGE 233. JALAN LAKE EDGE 334. JALAN MAWAR- JALAN MAWAR 1-335. JALAN MERAK36. JALAN MERBAH37. JALAN MERBOK38. JALAN MERPATI39. JALAN METRO PUCHONG40. JALAN METRO PUCHONG 1/1 - 1/1041. JALAN METRO PUCHONG 2/1 - 2/1042. JALAN NURI43. JALAN OP 1/1 - 1/544. JALAN PERDANA; JALAN PERDANA 2, 3 & 445. JALAN PERSIARAN IMPIAN INDAH46. JALAN PERSIARAN METRO PUCHONG47. JALAN PIPIT48. JALAN TASIK PRIMA 149. JALAN TASIK PRIMA 250. JALAN TASIK PRIMA 351. JALAN TASIK PRIMA 452. JALAN TASIK PRIMA 553. JALAN TERATAI; 1-654.JALAN TIONG55. JALAN TPK 1 - TPK3 56. KAMPUNG KERINCHI57. KG KAYU ARA58. KG. TENGAH59. KLGCC60. LRT BK5 & ALAM SUTERA61. PANTAI PRIMA62. PARADIGM MALL63. PERINDUSTRIAN HICOM JALAN KONTRAKTOR U1/14 - JALAN JURUTERA U1/40 64. PERUMAHAN SAUJANA O-LOT SAHAJA 65. PERUMAHAN TEMASYA  JALAN U1/54 - JALAN U1/80 66. PJU 3, SUNWAY DAMANSARA67. PJU 3, SUNWAY DAMANSARA68. PJU 8, DAMANSARA PERDANA69. SEBAHAGIAN JALAN GASING70. SEK 11, PJ71. SEK 12, PJ72. SEK 13, PJ73. SEK 14, PJ74. SEK 17A, DAMANSARA N/V75. SEK 19,76. SEK 19, PJ77. SEK 20, PJ78. SEK 21, PJ79. SEK 21, PJ80. SEK 22, PJ81. SEKSYEN 1082. SEKSYEN 1183. SEKSYEN 1284. SEKSYEN 1385. SEKSYEN 14 ( SEBAHAGIAN )86. SEKSYEN 16 ( SEBAHAGIAN )87. SEKSYEN 17 88. SEKSYEN 1989. SEKSYEN 5/2 - 5/4090. SEKSYEN 52 (PJ STATE)91. SS 1, PJ92. SS 2, PJ93. SS 3, PJ94. SS 4, PJ95. SS 4A, SS4B, SS4C, SS4D, PJ96. SS 5A, SS 5B, SS5C, SS5D PJ97. SS 6, PJ98. SS 7, KELANA JAYA99. SS 8100. SS 9A SG WAY101. SS2, PJ102. TAMAN BUKIT ANGKASA103. TAMAN KINRARA 1 - 6104.THE ZEST CONDO105. TK 4/1A - TK 4/3E106. TROPICANA107. TTDI108. UM KUALA SELANGORNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. ASSAM JAWA KIRI2. BKT CERAKAH 3. IJOK ( PEKAN IJOK )4. JOHNY MOTO ( BKT BADONG )5. KAWASAN PERINDUSTRIAN SURIA BESTARI JAYA6. KG BARU ASSAM JAWA7. KG HARMONI8. KG JAYA SETIA9. KG SEPAKAT10. KG TELUK PENYAMUN11. KG TELUK PIAH12. LADANG KAMASAN / LADANG TELUK PIAH13. PARIT MAHANG / BKT HIJAU /BKT KUCHING14. PJBT SYABAS PENGURUSAN15. PUSAT DESA BUKIT BADONG16. TAMAN BAKTI17. TAMAN BENDAHARA 18. TAMAN BENTARA / KSJ19. TAMAN BUKIT BADONG20. TAMAN CEMPAKA SARI21. TAMAN DESA MAHANG22. TAMAN HARMONI23. TAMAN IJOK JAYA24. TAMAN IJOK UTAMA25. TAMAN JASA 1 JASA 226. TAMAN JATI27. TAMAN K.SELANGOR UTAMA28. TAMAN KAMASAN29. TAMAN KOPERASI BINA 30. TAMAN KRISS31. TAMAN LAKSAMANA32. TAMAN MAWAR PUTIH33. TAMAN PADUKA 34. TAMAN PAHLAWAN35. TAMAN PENGGAWA36. TAMAN RHU / RHU PERMAI37. TAMAN SEJATI38. TAMAN SERINDIT39. TAMAN SIRAMBAI40. TAMAN SRI IJOK41. TAMAN SURIA 42. TAMAN TELAGA 743. TAMAN TEMENGGONGHULU SELANGOR NO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. DOLOMITE TEMPLER2. JALAN RP 10 DAN 113. KG. MELAYU BATU 164. KG. SG. SAMAK&TOL LATAR HIGHWAY5. PERINDUSTRIAN MASSALAM6. SELURUH PERNIAGAAN REEF/TESCO7. SELURUH PRIMA VILLE8. SELURUH RAWANG PERDANA 9. SELURUH TAMAN TUN PERAK10. SELURUH TAMAN TUN TEJA11. TAMAN DESA SRI BAYU12. TAMAN KANCHING JAYA13. TAMAN MAWAR14. TAMAN SETIA15. TAMAN SETIA JAYA16. TEMPLER SAUJANAGOMBAKNO. TAMAN/KAWASAN1. AMPANG JAYA2. AMPANG UTAMA3. APARTMENT MESRA PRIMA4. APARTMENT MESRA VILLA5. APARTMENT SRI NILAM6. BATU CAVES CENTRE POINT7. BDR SRI DAMANSARA (SD 7 HINGGA SD 13)8. BEVERLY HEIGHTS9. BKT ANTARABANGSA10. BKT MEWAH11. BKT MULIA12. BUKIT JUBINA13. DATARAN UKAY14. DATARAN WANGSA15. DESA HARAS HULU KELANG16. GOMBAK SETIA17. JALAN USAHAWAN SETAPAK18. KEM WARDIBURN JALAN TUMBUHAN19. KG AMPANG CAMPURAN20. KG BARU AMPANG21. KG CHANGKAT22. KG DATO MUFTI23. KG KERDAS24. KG MELAYU AMPANG25. KG MELAYU SRI GOMBAK26. KG MUHIBBAH27. KG SG SERING28. KG SPG 3 GOMBAK29. KG SRI GOMBAK INDAH30. KG TASEK PERMAI31. KG TENGAH GOMBAK32. KG WIRA JAYA SETAPAK33. KL FESTIVAL CITY34. KUALA AMPANG35. MESRA RIA APARTMENT36. NUSA TROPIKA37. PANGSA ALPHA VILLA38. PINGGIRAN BATU CAVES39. PINGGIRAN UKAY40. PLATINUM VICTORY DANAU KOTA41. PLATINUM WALK42. PPRT AIR PANAS43. PPRT PRIMA SETAPAK 44. PULAPOT JALAN GENTING KELANG45. RAMPAI NIAGA BUSINESS PARK46. RIANA UKAY47. RIVERDALE APT BKT ANTARABANGSA48. SEKSYEN 1, 2 DAN 449. SERING UKAY50. SETAPAK INDAH JAYA51. SIERRA UKAY52. TAMAN AMPANG INDAH53. TAMAN AMPANG MEWAH54. TAMAN ANDAMAN WANGSA MAJU55. TAMAN BDR BARU AMPANG56. TAMAN BERLIAN GOMBAK57. TAMAN BKT AMPANG58. TAMAN BKT JAYA59. TAMAN BKT UTAMA&PUNCAK BUKIT UTAMA60. TAMAN BUKIT INDAH61. TAMAN BUNGA RAYA62. TAMAN CAHAYA INDAH63. TAMAN CEMERLANG HEIGHTS64. TAMAN DAGANG PERMAI65. TAMAN DANAU KOTA66. TAMAN DATO AHMAD RAZALI67. TAMAN DESA GOMBAK68. TAMAN DESA MELAWATI69. TAMAN DESA MINANG70. TAMAN GEMILANG71. TAMAN HALAMAN72. TAMAN HILLVIEW73. TAMAN INDAH GEMILANG74. TAMAN INDUSTRI BOLTON75. TAMAN KELAB UKAY76. TAMAN KEMENSAH HEIGHTS77. TAMAN KESUMA78. TAMAN MELATI UTAMA79. TAMAN PERMAI VILLA80. TAMAN PESONA VILLA81. TAMAN SETIA HILL82. TAMAN SRI BAYU83. TAMAN SRI GOMBAK84. TAMAN SRI MERDEKA85. TAMAN SRI RAYA86. TAMAN SRI UKAY 87. TAMAN SRI WATAN88. TAMAN TAR89. TAMAN TASEK TAMBAHAN90. TAMAN TTDI JAYA91. TAMAN UKAY HEIGHTS92. TAMAN UKAY INDAH93. TAMAN UKAY PERDANA94. TAMAN VILLA SRI UKAY95. TAMAN WANGSA JAYA96. TAMAN WANGSA PERMAI97. TAMAN WANGSA UKAY98. TAMAN ZOOVIEW99. TINJANI UKAY100. TM SRI AMPANG101. UKAY BISTARI102. UKAY SERAYA103. UKAY TROPIKA104. WANGSA MELAWATI

SYABAS has also advised the people in the affected areas to save up enough water for the water disruption period and use the water wisely.
If your area is still facing water disruption after 24 December, SYABAS will send water tanks. All you need to do is send a text message to 15300 that says, TANKER [space] Name and address.

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For more info, please refer to the official press statement here.

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Water disruptions have become a common thing in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur. To better understand the issue, we asked SYABAS why it has been happening so often. Here's what they had to say about it:

                SYABAS, Why Are There So Many Water Disruptions In Selangor And KL?

We dug up a few shocking realities of water woes that have struck 300,000 Malaysians.

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Anda Kini Boleh Tukar Alamat Tempat Mengundi Secara 'Online', Ikut Saja Cara Ini

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

Seperti yang umum tahu, Pilihan Raya Umum Ke-15 (PRU-15) akan diadakan tidak lama lagi

Ramai yang sudah menyemak tempat mengundi mereka, namun masih ada yang tertanya-tanya sama ada bolehkah mereka menukar tempat mengundi mereka.Menurut laman web Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya, seseorang pengundi boleh menukar alamat dalam daftar pemilih SPR mengikut alamat terkini dalam kad pengenalan.Malah, mereka juga boleh berurusan dengan semua Pusat Pendaftaran dan Penolong Pendaftar Pemilih yang dibenarkan oleh SPR untuk membuat pendaftaran tukar alamat.

Berikut dikongsikan lebih lanjut tentang cara menukar tempat mengundi

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			1. Sila layari ke laman web MySPR.2. Log masuk ke Akaun MySPR anda dengan mengisi No Kad Pengenalan, Kata Laluan dan CAPTCHA.3.Klik Borang A (Pertukaran Bahagian Pilihan Raya / Pertukaran Status) dengan mengisi borang yang disediakan.4.Pilih KATEGORI PEMILIH di Bahagian 1.5. Isikan alamat lengkap macam dalam kad pengenalan and maklumat lain.6. Muat naik gambar depan MyKad and selfie bersama kad pengenalan.7. Semak semua maklumat dan klik HANTAR. Notifikasi MOHON TAC akan dipaparkan. Anda diminta untuk klik MOHON TAC.8. Anda akan dapat nombor TAC melalui e-mel dan SMS. Masukkan nombor TAC dan click HANTAR.9. Anda akan menerima notifikasi “Borang A telah diterima dan sedang disemak untuk kelulusan oleh Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya Malaysia”  via e-mel.

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Untuk anda, terdapat tiga cara untuk mengubah tempat mengundi iaitu secara dalam talian, permohonanan di cawangan SPR berdekatan dan juga permohonan menerusi pejabat pos.

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Semoga perkongsian ini dapat membantu dan memudahkan proses mengundi anda nanti :)

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Moratorium Bakal Berakhir, Ini Cara Mohon Lanjutan Tempoh Bayaran Balik Pinjaman Bank Anda

Umum sedia maklum, tempoh bayaran moratorium yang bakal berakhir pada September akan dilanjutkan sehingga Disember 2020

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Namun begitu, lanjutan moratorium tiga bulan itu hanya bagi individu yang kehilangan pekerjaan dan pendapatan berikutan impak daripada penularan pandemik Covid-19 sahaja dan yang selebihnya kerajaan akan melaksanakan pendekatan bersasar.Menurut laporan, Perdana Menteri Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin memberitahu, bagi individu yang kehilangan pekerjaan pada tahun ini dan masih belum mendapat pekerjaan baharu, mereka akan menikmati moratorium lanjutan bersasar untuk tempoh tiga bulan.Tambahnya lagi, selepas tiga bulan tempoh moratorium boleh dilanjutkan oleh bank-bank bergantung kepada situasi individu masing-masing.

Setakat ini, beberapa buah bank atau entiti pembiayaan yang telah secara rasmi mengumumkan penawaran moratorium kepada kepada pelanggan mereka sama ada bagi individu atau syarikat kecil dan sederhana

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Selain itu, semua peminjam individu atau Perusahaan Kecil Sederhana (PKS) boleh mendapat bantuan daripada bank: Bayar faedah sahaja untuk jangka masa ditetapkanMemanjangkan tempoh keseluruhan pinjaman bagi mengurangkan bayaran balik bulananMemberi pelepasan lain sehingga peminam capai kedudukan kewangan lebih stabilBagi pinjaman sewa beli pula, pihak bank akan menawarkan pilihan penjadualan ansuran yang bersesuaian tertakluk kepada akta sewa beli. Contohnya:Memanjangkan tempoh bayaran balik pada kadar ansuran bulanan yang lebih rendahBagi pinjaman yang layak boleh menghubungi bank masing-masing untuk membuat permohonan mulai 7 Ogos 2020.

Berikut adalah senarai bank yang memberi kemudahan moratorium kepada yang terkesan dengan wabak Covid-19 berserta cara memohon bagi setiap bank:

Maybank / Maybank Islamic : Maybank MoratoriumCIMB / CIMB Islamic : CIMB MoratoriumAmBank : AmBank MoratoriumBank Islam : Bank Islam MoratoriumBank Rakyat : Bank Rakyat MoratoriumHong Leong Bank / Hong Leong Islamic : Hong Leong Bank MoratoriumAffin Bank / Affin Islamic : Affin Bank MoratoriumBank Simpanan Nasional (BSN) : Bank Simpanan MoratoriumRHB Bank / RHB Islamic : RHB Bank MoratoriumSME Bank : SME Bank MoratoriumAlliance Bank : Alliance Bank MoratoriumAgro Bank : Agro Bank MoratoriumBank Muamalat : Bank Muamalat MoratoriumHSBC Amanah : HSBC Bank MoratoriumPublic Bank : Public Bank MoratoriumOCBC Al Amin Bank Berhad : OCBC Bank MoratoriumMBSB Bank : MBSB Bank MoratoriumStandard Chartered Saadiq : Standard Chartered Bank MoratoriumUntuk bank-bank lain yang tidak tersenarai boleh terus ke laman sesawang rasmi bank masing-masing.

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Oleh itu, bagi sesiapa yang ingin meneruskan lanjutan moratorium ini, perancangan itu harus dimulakan sekarang.

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"Like A Festival" – Nazri Aziz Says Monsoon Floods Can Be Turned Into Tourist Attraction

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Padang Rengas Member of Parliament (MP) Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz recently suggested that floods that occur annually in Malaysia have the potential to become a "tourism attraction"

The former Tourism, Arts, and Culture minister said the country should seek opportunities during hard times instead of crying over things that are beyond our control.He said the floods are an opportunity to promote "volunteer tourism"."If you know it is coming, then start planning now," he told Sinar Daily."Maybe we can have voluntary tourism where people come to the country to help us with the floods, and it is not about them coming here just to enjoy but for them to also learn."

Padang Rengas Member of Parliament (MP) Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz.
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Nazri added that this could be a great start for experiential tourism, where the visitors will be able to "experience things in real life"

He also said that now is the perfect time to promote tourism while the country's currency is weak, making it cheaper for international tourists to travel to Malaysia.Citing the yearly floods in Kuala Krai, Kelantan, Nazri said, "The flood is like a festival. Every monsoon, we have a flood festival, and people will come."

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After the report was published, netizens slammed the MP for his flippant remarks over the natural disaster that steals lives and livelihoods year after year in the country

Nazri's statement also drew criticism from Muar MP Syed Saddiq, who questioned if there needed to be another 40 lives lost and RM6.5 billion sacrificed."We cannot afford such huge losses every year just to have an opportunity at volunteer tourism," he tweeted.The Muar MP said pragmatic steps should be taken to address the floods, instead of just allowing them to reoccur.

Banjir nasional tahun ni dah lebih 40 orang terkorban & RM6.5 billion rugi.Kita tak sanggup nak ulang kehilangan yang besar ini setiap tahun semata-mata ada peluang volunteer tourism.Lagi baik kalau pelancong melancong tanpa sebarang bencana.We must do better. pic.twitter.com/NbwI6QC63q— Syed Saddiq (@SyedSaddiq) June 18, 2022

Meanwhile, in a statement on Facebook, Ketari assemblyman Young Syefura Othman also criticised Nazri for being detached from reality.Young Syefura said while she supports out of the box ideas, his suggestion shows his disconnect from the public and lack of sympathy for flood victims."Where is our sympathy for the victims when we celebrate the misfortunes and devastation that befall them?" she asked.She added that areas such as Janda Baik, which falls under her constitution, is still struggling to recover from the effects of the flood last year and invited leaders, instead, to come visit and understand how it is to live after all of their life's possessions have been swept away.

In July 2021, Nazri was also slammed by netizens for travelling to Paris in the middle of a pandemic to enrol his son in school:

                "Don't Teach Me How To Work" – Nazri Aziz Rants On Wife's Instagram During Paris Trip

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Last month, an environmental advocate detailed why Kuala Lumpur is not a liveable city after it was struck by flash floods yet again:

                "KL Isn't A Liveable City" – Environmental Advocate Shares Why Our City Planning Is Poor

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Ministry Says The 'Barking Cock' In Its CNY Ad Happened Due To A 'Technical Error'

On Thursday night, the Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry (KPDNKK) issued an apology on its official Facebook page regarding its full-page CNY ad that appeared in major newspapers, depicting a "barking rooster" instead of the dog

The full-page CNY ad featuring a rooster barking, "Wang! Wang!" was published in major newspapers in the country on Thursday, 15 February.While the word's original meaning is prosperity, it was used in numerous Chinese New Year advertisements this year to depict a dog barking.

The full-page ad published in Sin Chew Daily featuring a rooster barking, "Wang! Wang!"
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The ministry said that it happened due to a "technical error"

"KPDNKK would like to extend a million apologies for the publishing of the Chinese New Year advertisement. It is due to a technical error in the advertisement."Happy Chinese New Year for those who are celebrating and Happy Holidays to all Malaysians. Gong Xi Fa Cai!" read the statement posted in Bahasa Malaysia.

However, no explanation was offered as to how the ministry managed to confuse a rooster with a dog. While the wrong zodiac animal was printed, the advertisement carried the right message.

The message in the CNY ad read: "We welcome a prosperous year of the dog. We wholeheartedly wish people from all walks of life a happy lunar new year."

The ministry, meanwhile, posted a digital festive greeting on its Facebook page but still did not include an image of a dog in it

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Speaking of CNY, Petronas has issued an apology for its "light coloured" Angpow design that was mistaken for "black and white":

                Petronas Issues Public Apology For Its ‘Black And White’ Angpow Design

However, it wasn’t white to begin with.

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Malaysia's JobStreet To Be Sold For RM1.73 Billion

Malaysian Recruitment Portal JobStreet Corp Bhd Will Be Acquired By Australia's SEEK For RM1.73 Billion

KUALA LUMPUR: Australian-listed Seek Ltd has announced that it will acquire 78% equity in Malaysian recruitment portal JobStreet Corp Bhd for RM1.73 billion.

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Malaysian Recruitment Portal JobStreet Corp Bhd Will Be Acquired By Australia's SEEK For RM1.73 Billion
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SEEK Will Fully Buy Over The Remaining 78% Of JobStreet Corporation Bhd Share That It Does Not Own Yet

Australia's biggest online job ads company said its majority-owned subsidiary Seek Asia would acquire the 78% of the JobStreet business it doesn't already own. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals in Singapore and shareholder approvals. JobStreet operates in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam.

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SEEK Will Combine JobStreet With JobsDB To Create A Compelling Online Employment Marketplace In Asia

"This acquisition is a continuation of SEEK's expansion in the strategic and high growth Asian region," it said. However, the acquisition was subject to regulatory approval in Singapore & Jobstreet shareholder approval.
SeekAsia said the combination of JobStreet and JobsDB "will unlock large growth opportunities".

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Seek said it will combine JobStreet with its other majority-owned online business, JobsDB, to create a compelling online employment marketplace in Asia.

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When Contacted, Jobstreet Founder And CEO Mark Chang Says He Could Not Comment On The Matter Yet

When contacted by Digital News Asia, JobStreet founder and chief executive officer Mark Chang said he was not at liberty to speak to the press right now.   “I started with RM60,000 in capital, and with a lot of help from everyone – and a bit of humility – have built a company worth more than RM2 billion,” he said, adding that he hoped this would serve to inspire other entrepreneurs to achieve the same.

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When Contacted, Jobstreet Founder And CEO Mark Chang Says He Could Not Comment On The Matter Yet
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JobStreet Is An Online Recruitment Portal That Was Founded In Malaysia In 1997

JobStreet Is An Online Recruitment Portal That Was Founded In Malaysia In 1997
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JobStreet.com is a job portal founded in 1997. Founded in Malaysia, it has expanded its operations to Singapore, Philippines, India, Bangladesh, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam, and is now Southeast Asia's largest online employment company, according to Forbes.

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JobStreet founder and CEO Mark Chang began the company in 1997 with RM60,000 capital and is believed to have held 10.5% stake in the company prior to the announcement.
The company was listed on Bursa Malaysia in 2004, and passed the RM1 billion marketcapitalisation mark in April last year when its shares reached RM3.30. Shares of Job- Street were at RM2.68 before it was suspended on Feb 18.

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SEEK Runs Australia's And New Zealand's Largest Employment Website

Seek runs Australia and New Zealand's biggest employment websites by number of clicks, and has been expanding offshore to countries such as China where more employers are using the Internet to reach out to job seekers.

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SEEK is Australia's number one jobs site. SEEK has evolved from being a domestic online employment classifieds business, to the largest global online marketplace, operating in twelve countries. Our reach covers Australia, New Zealand, China, Brazil, Mexico, West Africa, Nigeria, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.

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Honda Malaysia Confirms Takata Airbag Rupture In Fatal Crash

Honda Malaysia said a driver died after a Takata airbag ruptured during a crash last week, lifting the number of fatalities tied to the devices to at least 16 worldwide

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Honda has confirmed that the Takata single stage (SDI) driver’s airbag inflator ruptured in a crash on 24 September in Malaysia. The crash that happened in Johor resulted in the tragic death of the driver.

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Working together with the police, the Japanese automobile manufacturer has also confirmed that the vehicle involved in the crash was included in a massive airbag recall announced in July, requiring replacement of the driver’s front airbag inflator

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A notification letter was sent out to the owner related to the recall. However, Honda Malaysia's records indicate that the recall repair was never completed.

At the moment, the company is communicating with the authorities and representative of the driver’s family for more information

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To assure the public and its customers, Honda Malaysia said that the current selling line-up of Honda models does not have the same type of Takata airbag inflators as previous models affected by the recalls.

The death was the fourth in Malaysia this year involving Takata airbags built with inflators prone to spraying sharp metal and plastic objects at drivers

A recalled Takata airbag inflator.
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In June, a woman died when a shrapnel from the airbag pierced her in the chest. The tragic incident happened when the Honda City that she was driving crashed into a Mercedes-Benz.

Honda Malaysia continues to urge owners of Honda vehicles affected by the Takata front airbag inflator product recall to get their vehicles repaired at as soon as possible

For more information on the recall, you can give the company a call at 1-800-88-2020, visit the website or drop by at any authorised Honda outlets. Do it ASAP, guys!


Here Are Some Reasons Why You Twitch When You Sleep & What To Do About It

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Ever wondered why you've been told you twitch or noticed that your partner twitches in their sleep?

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First off, it's pretty common. In fact, it's said that 60% to 70% of people experience this natural occurrence.

It's called a hypnic jerk, or hypnagogic jerk, and it's basically an involuntary muscle contraction that your body makes as you sleep. According to Medical News Today, many people of all ages experience hypnic jerks, though the intensity depends on the person.It's considered a form of myoclonus – a quick jerking movement you can't control – similar to hiccups. For some, it's just a light jerk, but for others, it can be vigorous enough to jolt them awake.

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Possible causes are extreme tiredness or sleep deprivation, stress and anxiety, or stimulants such as caffeine, nicotine, and certain drugs

Some people claim that hypnic jerks occur as your body relaxes, your brain mistakenly believes it's falling, so it jerks as a way to check if your body is alive.Carl Bazil, a professor of neurology at Columbia University, told The Cut that experts don't know the exact cause, but they do know that it's a "neurological tussle between the brain systems that keep you awake and the ones that encourage you to fall asleep".In this state, the "sleeping mechanism usually wins", however, "the wakeful one sometimes puts up a fight".

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In general, hypnic jerks are not harmful unless they are preventing you from falling asleep and causing insomnia

If that happens, it is advised to try to avoid caffeine and stimulants to reduce the chances of unrestful sleep, and lessen the frequency of these twitches.The information provided is for educational and communication purposes only and it should not be construed as personal medical advice. Information published in this article is not intended to replace, supplant or augment a consultation with a health professional regarding the reader's own medical care.

Love plucking your white hair? Here's what will happen if you do:

                Does Plucking White Hair Cause More To Grow In Its Place? Here's What We Found Out

Experts recommend cutting off white hair instead of pulling it out.

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[VIDEO] Nampak Anjing Nak Kejar Masa Bawa Motor, Abang Rider Ini Selamba Turun Kejar Balik

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Zaman sekarang, semua perkara boleh dilakukan secara online atau menggunakan telefon pintar saja

Dari kelengkapan diri sehinggalah kepada memesan makanan, anda hanya perlu melakukan melalui aplikasi. Sangat mudah dan menjimatkan masa.Namun, kadangkala kita perlulah bersabar tambahan lagi jika memesan makanan kerana rider mungkin perlu berdepan dengan pelbagai situasi dan cuaca semasa menghantar makanan anda.Tetapi, lain pula dengan video di TikTok ini menunjukkan gelagat seorang rider foodpanda ini apabila mengambil keputusan untuk mengejar kembali anjing yang ingin mengejarnya telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @ikmalsopi jangan cabar aku anjim , kang tak memasal takde telinga sebelah #foodpanda #135lc #fooddelivery #fyp #fypdonggggg  Oh No - Kreepa

Kejar balik anjing yang ingin mengejarnya masa bawa motor

Menerusi video dari @ikmalsopi, kelihatan dia yang juga merupakan rider foodpanda semasa itu sedang berada di atas motor untuk menghantar pesanan pelanggannya.Namun, semasa dalam perjalanan dia ternampak seekor anjing bewarna putih seperti menghampiri motornya. Tanpa berfikir panjang, dia dengan selamba dilihat turun dari motor dan terus mengejar anjing itu kembali.

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"Uno card reverse in reality be like" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat lelaki itu kerana berani mengejar kembali anjing tersebut.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 574.2K views, 59.4K likes dan 1,219 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Padu bang! Bukan semua orang berani buat macam tu :P

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Did You Know: LPPKN Clinics Offer Free Mammogram & HPV DNA Tests For Malaysian Women

If you're a Malaysian woman aged between 25 and 70, take note of these free cancer screening tests offered by the National Population and Family Development Board (LPPKN)

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For those who are not aware, LPPKN offers free mammograms and HPV DNA tests at Klinik Nur Sejahtera branches nationwide all year long

Under LPPKN's Mammogram Test Subsidy Programme, women who are citizens or permanent residents of Malaysia aged 40 to 70 years old with a household income of less than RM10,000 are eligible for free mammogram screening tests.

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If you're below 40 years old, fret not. Women aged 35 to 39 years old with family history of breast cancer before the age of 40 are also eligible for the subsidy through a doctor's referral. However, if your household income exceeds RM10,000, you can still undergo a mammogram test with a RM50 subsidy. More info on the Mammogram Test Subsidy Programme can be found here.

Women between the ages of 25 and 65 are also eligible for free HPV DNA pap smear tests, which is performed to detect early stage cervical cancer

How is a HPV DNA test different than a pap smear, you ask? With a pap smear, cells from the surface of the cervix are analysed for abnormal ones that could turn into cervical cancer. On the other hand, HPV tests detect the presence of two strains of HPV, which is responsible for about 70% of cervical cancer cases. In private healthcare settings, an HPV DNA test can cost up to RM250.

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To be eligible for the Cervical Cancer Screening Programme programme, you'd have to fulfill the following criteria:

(i) Are a citizen or permanent resident of Malaysia;(ii) Aged 25 to 65 years old;(iii) In B40 or M40 groups; and(iv) Are married or have been married before.More info on the  can be found here.

Both mammogram and HPV DNA tests are available at Klinik Nur Sejahtera branches nationwide

You should also note that the screenings may only be available on select days and timeframes, depending on the branch. You may also be required to make an appointment. Find your nearest Klinik Nur Sejahtera and Klinik Subfertiliti LPPKN as well as their respective contact details here.

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In addition to mammogram tests, you can also conduct self-exams at home to check for signs of breast cancer:

                5 Things Malaysians Should Already Be Doing To Detect Breast Cancer Before It's Too Late

Cop a feel and maybe save your life.

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"Suara Sedap & Ada Bakat" - Aksi Dua Beradik Berlatih Persembahan Zapin Raih Pujian Ramai

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Persembahan tarian Zapin merupakan salah satu warisan budaya negeri Johor

Keunikan tarian Zapin masa kini telah menyaring kesenian Arab sambil dimasukkan elemen kesenian Melayu dan mesej Islam.Baru-baru ini tular satu video berkenaan gelagat dua beradik sedang berlatih tarian dan nyanyian Zapin telah menjadi tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @miraratnasusanti Training ada salah lirik sikit2 Hehe....   original sound  - miraratnasusanti

Tetap berlatih biarpun banyak salah lirik

Menerusi video yang telah dimuat naik oleh @miraratnasusanti di TikTok, dilihat gelagat dua beradik sedang seronok berlatih tarian dan nyanyian Zapin di rumah mereka.Apa yang lebih menarik adalah mereka berdua mempunyai kelunakan suara yang merdu dan tidak kekok ketika menari.Latihan tersebut bertujuan untuk persembahan yang bakal mereka berdua adakan di sekolah.

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"Boleh tahan suara dua beradik ni, semoga berjaya" - Warganet

Ketika artikel ini ditulis video berkenaan kini telah meraih 710.7K tontonan, 53.8K tanda suka dan 762 komen di TikTok.Rata-rata warganet turut kagum dengan kebolehan dua beradik itu ketika berlatih.Berikut di bawah adalah komen menarik daripada warganet di TikTok.

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Wah, meriah dalam rumah lepas ni kalau semua berbakat :)

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MyTeksi's Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign Grabs Attention For All The Wrong Reasons

Spreading awareness for a cause is always a good thing, but MyTeksi's Pink October breast cancer awareness campaign seems to be hitting the wrong notes with some people with its campaign tagline and accompanying video

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The campaign, dubbed #GrabitBeatit, is part of a regional campaign which also runs at other countries where MyTeksi operates as GrabTaxi - Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand.In Malaysia, users can donate RM30 to receive a “Pink Kit” which includes an instruction card for breast self-examination, badges, and a white T-shirt designed by local brand Pestle & Mortar with the words “LOVE BOOBS? SO DOES CANCER” in pink emblazoned on the chest.

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The points of contention seem to be the hashtag #GrabItBeatIt and the tagline "Love boobs? So does cancer", which critics note is not only "crude", but also sexist for "sexualising breasts" and objectifying women, which shouldn't be used in the name of raising awareness

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The campaign tagline was also broadcast to users of the taxi-for-hire service's app.
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It did not help that the campaign's accompanying satirical video titled 'What If Boobs Don't Exist', which was produced by local production company The Grim Film, did nothing to highlight the plight of breast cancer victims and survivors

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The campaign’s 3-minute-long video attempted to portray a world where “breasts do not exist”. It featured scantily-women in various and sexually provocative situations, later replaced with men who made the situations unappealing, to signify how important breasts are.

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The video received no small amount of flack, with netizens pointing out that the video does not just trivialise breast cancer, the underlying message that the world would be worse off without breasts is demeaning to breast cancer victims and survivors who had undergone mastectomies

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The video has since been taken down i.e. switched to Private mode. Grim Film has also issued an apology on its Facebook page, admitting that they did not give the concept enough thought and urged their supporters to take a proactive stance in understanding the real issue.

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GrabTaxi and MyTeksi have also issued apologies on FB and Twitter, expressing their regret that the taglines used are not "reflective of the seriousness of the issue" despite being deemed able to capture the public's attention.
The company also reiterated that their intention was to encourage women to conduct self-examinations and get screened for early detection.

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Despite the criticism, the campaign has received quite a fair bit of support, with many - including local celebrity Daphne Iking - having donated to the cause and posting pics of themselves wearing their respective "LOVE BOOBS?" shirts

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