Johor Dad Goes Bald To Support His 9-Year-Old Daughter With Bone Cancer

A loving father from Johor, Jeffri Senin, willingly shaved his hair off to support his nine-year-old daughter who recently began seeing the side effects of chemotherapy

His daughter, Rayyana, is suffering from Ewing sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer."She was diagnosed with cancer in August and is being treated at Sultanah Aminah Hospital and Sultan Ismail Hospital," Jeffri told Harian Metro.Rayyana needs to undergo 14 chemotherapy sessions, once every three weeks for a year."One of the side effects that bothered Rayyana was the hair loss since the first day of treatment," the 39-year-old father said.

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Her dad recently shared photos of them together on Facebook

He showed his daughter the comments that said he was handsome despite being bald."I want to prove that this change is not a deficiency, but rather something normal," he explained."As a father, I can only give her moral support. I want her to be strong and cheerful while battling this illness," he said.Emphasising that he is not seeking any financial assistance from the public, Jeffri said that he only needs prayers from everyone so that his daughter can recover.

Jeffri showed that Rayyana's hair has been falling due to the chemotherapy.
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Jeffri showing off his shaved head.
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He said that he wants Rayyana to remain positive despite fighting for her life every day so he is always thinking of ways to cheer her up

According to Jeffri, when his daughter is happy, it takes her mind off her illness and he hopes his plan will help her overcome the disease.

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Despite a busy schedule managing Rayyana's treatments, the father of three also actively participates in charity work

According to Malay Mail, Jeffri is a member of a charity organisation in Kulai, Johor, where he said that he meets people with disabilities who share their experiences and are able to find success in life.The Coway salesman said it was important for parents with cancer-stricken children to maintain a positive attitude to encourage their children to fight the disease."I pray that Rayyana and other children who are tested with illness be given a cure by God and undergo treatment recommended by doctors," he said.

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Facebook users have since praised Jeffri for going bald while wishing Rayyana to get well soon

A Facebook user commented, "This is a father's sacrifice. I hope Rayyana gets stronger."

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While this user said, "Looking handsome while giving your daughter encouragement. You're the best."

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"I know why you went bald, so that your daughter would not be too self-conscious about her falling hair. Good job, you have my respect," said another user.

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[TERKINI] Senarai Penuh 14 Menteri Kabinet Dalam Kerajaan Pakatan Harapan

Kabinet teras dijangka akan mengangkat sumpah pada Isnin minggu hadapan, 21 Mei, maka, barisan menteri kabinet penuh telah diumumkan

Senarai ini telah dimuatnaik pada halaman Facebook rasmi Perdana Menteri, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad pada jam 6.35  petang hari ini, 18 Mei.Dilaporkan juga bahawa Perdana Menteri telah menyerahkan senarai nama tersebut kepada Yang di-Pertuan Agong di Istana Negara kira-kira pukul 5 petang tadi.

Berikut adalah senarai penuh Menteri-Menteri Kabinet disertai dengan portfolio masing-masing:

1. Perdana Menteri: Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Langkawi.

2. Timbalan Perdana Menteri: Datuk Seri Dr. Wan Azizah binti Wan Ismail

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Juga Menteri Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga Dan Masyarakat dan Ahli Parlimen Pandan.

3. Menteri Dalam Negeri: Tan Sri Muhyiddin bin Yassin

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Pagoh.

4. Menteri Kewangan: Lim Guan Eng

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Bagan.

5. Menteri Pertahanan: Haji Mohamad bin Sabu

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Kota Raja.

6. Menteri Pelajaran: Dr. Maszlee Malik

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Simpang Renggam.Nota: Portfolio ini sebelum ini dipegang oleh Tun Dr. Mahathir.

7. Menteri Kesihatan: Dr. Haji Dzulkefly bin Ahmad

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Kuala Selangor.

8. Menteri Perumahan dan Kerajaan Tempatan: Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Ampang.

9. Menteri Pertanian dan Industri Asas Tani: Haji Salahuddin Ayub

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Pulai.

10. Menteri Pembangunan Luar Bandar: Puan Rina Harun

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Titiwangsa.

11. Menteri Komunikasi dan Multimedia: Gobind Singh Deo

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Puchong.

12. Menteri Hal Ehwal Ekonomi: Dato' Seri Mohamed Azmin bin Ali

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Juga Menteri Besar Selangor dan Ahli Parlimen Gombak.

13. Menteri Pengangkutan: Anthony Loke

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Seremban.

14. Menteri Sumber Manusia: Kulasegaran a/l V. Murugeson

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Juga Ahli Parlimen Ipoh Barat.

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Tular Tayar Lori Tercabut & Berguling Sampai Ke Stesen Minyak, Komen Netizen Pula Lucu

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Pasti ramai di antara kita yang pernah melihat tayar lori tercabut dan bersepah di tengah jalan raya bukan?

Tayar lori sangat berbahaya buat kenderaan lain dan boleh menyebabkan kemalangan berlaku jika dibiarkan di tengah jalan.Namun, lain pula yang terjadi dalam video ini apabila seorang wanita merakam situasi lucu tayar lori yang tercabut berguling hingga ke stesen minyak telah mencuit hati ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @aisys_umee Macam² hal. Maaf lah kita kepoh. Takut kereta lain langgar tayar tu. nasib baik kereta semua sopan² tak laju. #tayarloritercabut #macammacamhal #pru15 #pilihanraya #bn #pn #ph #pejuang #fyp   Funny Song - Cavendish Music

On the way nak pergi mengundi, tiba-tiba ternampak tayar lori tengah berguling tepi jalan

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @aisys_umee, kelihatan wanita itu sedang berada di dalam kereta menuju ke tempat mengundinya.Tetapi, apa yang mencuri perhatian adalah apabila dia secara spontan terakam sebuah tayar lori sedang berguling dengan laju di depan keretanya.Situasi itu menjadi sedikit cemas apabila tayar tersebut terlanggar divider dan berguling ke tengah jalan. Namun, apa yang melucukan adalah apabila destinasi akhir tayar itu terhenti di sebuah stesen minyak Shell.

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"Pandai tayar dia lintas jalan, nak tambah angin tu tapi terbabas" - Netizen

Ikutan tularnya video tersebut yang kini telah mencecah sehingga 3.9M views, 300.3K likes dan 13.1K comments di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat situasi lucu itu.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Adoi, tayar pun boleh buat ramai terhibur ya. Rakyat Malaysia memang lawak kalau bab komen :D

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8 Schools In Pasir Gudang Have Been Closed In One Day Due To Toxic Pollution

Eight schools in Pasir Gudang, Johor have been closed today alone, 24 June, allegedly due to toxic pollution in the area

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Bernama reported that students at eight schools began experiencing breathing difficulties and vomiting earlier this morning.The eight schools join 16 other schools which were ordered to close for four days until Thursday, 27 June, by the Ministry of Education.Back in March, over 100 schools in Pasir Gudang had to be shut down for a period of two weeks due to toxic pollution at Sungai Kim Kim, which resulted in over 5,000 people ill.

To date, it is believed that over 60 victims have received treatment since the reports started coming in last Thursday, 20 June

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According to Bernama, 15 students from Sekolah Agama Taman Mawar began to experience vomiting and breathing difficulties. By the next day (21 June), 29 students had to receive treatment for similar symptoms.Victims who began experiencing symptoms today are being treated at Pasir Gudang Closed Stadium.

Following the latest wave of victims, Pasir Gudang MP Hassan Abdul Karim called for a cease of chemical factories operations to allow the air quality to improve

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"I also suggest that the Federal government take over the issue from the state government as this pollution is believed to be due to gas leakage," he said in a statement, reported The Star.Hassan also suggested that all schools in the area be closed until the situation improves, and for the state government to declare Pasir Gudang as a "disaster zone"."I hope there will be no effort to cover this up or to protect any factories that were involved in flouting our environmental laws."


A Newborn Baby Survived After Falling From The Second Floor Of A Building

On Sunday, 24 June, a newborn baby boy was found outside a restaurant after surviving a fall from the second floor of a Kajang building

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At around 5pm, Thayalan Paliandy was eating at the restaurant when he heard a loud thud followed by a scream from a restaurant staff member, New Straits Times reported."I rushed to the back of the restaurant where the noise came from and saw a baby boy lying motionlessly on the ground," he said."The baby had turned blue with blood coming out of his head and nose. I initially thought that he was dead, but I saw his hand move," Paliandy added.

Kajang police deputy chief Superintendent Mohd Sabri Abdullah revealed that the baby, whose umbilical cord was still intact, suffered severe injuries

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The newborn was taken to a nearby clinic for first aid before receiving treatment at the neonatal intensive care unit in Kajang Hospital.As of yesterday, 25 June, the baby was "still in critical condition."

A witness, who called the police after seeing the baby fall, said that an Indonesian woman had given birth nearby earlier in the day

"The woman, who works at a factory in Bangi, lives with some 30 workers at the hostel since arriving in Malaysia two months ago," she said.The deputy chief superintendent revealed that the 22-year-old, whom police believe is the baby’s mother, has been found. "The woman will be remanded for seven days until July 1 to facilitate investigation under Section 317 of the Penal Code (for child abandonment)," he said, according to New Straits Times.


PJ Guy Makes Roasted, Curry- & Rendang-Flavoured 'Siu Yuk' That'll Make You Salivate

Joe Choong is not your average Joe

After spending some time working at Mercedes-Benz Malaysia, the 32-year-old left the corporate life behind to pursue other opportunities.However, while he was taking a break to look for another job, the pandemic happened and many companies froze their hiring processes, making it difficult to find one.

Joe Choong with his best bud, Buddy.
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More importantly, Choong longed for the siu yuk he used to enjoy near his previous office and decided to make some of his own while everyone was quarantined at home

"I told a friend about my roast and he said he wanted some from me. So I roasted another batch for him and his family, they all loved it and recommended that I should be selling it," the PJ native shared with SAYS.The following day, 11 May, Choong spread the word that he was about to start selling roasted siu yuk, naming his new passion, 'What The Bak'.

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In just less than a month, What The Bak sold 82.5kg worth of homemade porky goodness!

He recently created a new flavour – siu yuk infused with curry and later, a rendang-flavoured version. Constantly adding more to the menu, Choong has since come up with charsio too.We got to try all the flavours for ourselves. And not gonna lie, they tasted so good, we couldn't stop eating 'em!

Curry-flavoured siu yuk.
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Choong explained that it takes him about three hours to roast one batch, including buffer time

"I start roasting at about 8am to meet the lunch batch and 1.30pm or 2pm to meet the dinner batch."

Charsio is one of his latest offerings.
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He got the initial recipe from his cousin after being inspired by her roast."From there, I began experimenting on different roasting techniques I found on the Internet. Mix and match them to find the perfect, at least to me, recipe. Sio bak (siu yuk) roasting has many different techniques and recipes. It's important that you find one that suits you."

Without having any prior experience, Choong continued his own research on roasting processes to perfect the recipe

"I would say I received beginner's luck in the first few roasts I did. Subsequently, the quality of the crackling declined tremendously where big portions did not crackle well and they became hard and sometimes even leathery. "I was lucky that the two customers who received them were kind enough to allow me to replace them with another batch for free on another date."

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As time passed, Choong shared that he understood the roasting process more after speaking to friends who run restaurants and doing his own research on the Internet.All of which has led him to believe that he's now perfected his own roast style. In my humble opinion, the traditional siu yuk is full of flavour and juicy, while the rind completes the bite with a good crisp.

With every job, there are also challenges. Space is one of the biggest constraints for him at the moment as he works from home.

"I cannot get a larger oven because of space and electricity usage. I'm hoping that if I do get a consistent amount of orders daily, I can then expand into a proper kitchen somewhere soon."As I am solely running this, I'm forced to learn quickly with inventory management, prepping the meat and equipment, marketing, roasting, packing, customer service, etc. Although I must count my blessings as my parents allow me the use of space."

You can request for roasted 'siu yuk' or curry-infused 'siu yuk'.
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At the moment, customers are required to order two days in advance because he doesn't have the space to keep stock in a separate fridge or freezer."I have to pick up fresh meat daily to prepare for the roast the next day. Sometimes, the two-day preorders can be a turn off for some customers. Again, I hope to expand to a proper kitchen one day soon but in order for that to happen, I'll need more orders!"As an active business now, Choong has attained his own anti-typhoid and food handling certificates.

If you want to order your own siu yuk, Choong provides delivery within Klang Valley and other areas within reasonable coverage

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"I've had a customer from Kuala Selangor who opted to self-collect because delivery charges for Kuala Selangor are very high. Even to Kajang as well. Typically, my rider would give me a quotation based on my customer's address."To place an order, just drop Choong a message on Instagram or Facebook, or WhatsApp (text only). Since he's doing it alone, do take note that he may take a while to reply but he will get back to you as soon as he can! Contact:+6011-54022982

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Taxi Driver Dies After Road Raged Motorcyclists Beat Him Up

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Taxi driver Hiew Chen Guang was brutally beaten by two motorcyclists after accidentally hitting one of them

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Chen Guang was driving his taxi along Old Klang Road at about 7am on Sept 30 when he accidentally hit a motorcyclist in front of him.

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As he was driving further to look for a proper place to stop his taxi, a man allegedly dragged him out of the vehicle and assaulted him.

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However, eyewitnesses said that as he was in the middle of a traffic light junction, he decided to drive a short distance away before stopping.

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They also said they later saw a second man on a different, larger motorcycle drag him out and start raining punches on him.
Chen fell unconscious on the road before passers-by called an ambulance.

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He suffered a broken nose, severe bruises, internal bleeding in the head and fell into a coma

Chen Guang’s son, Hiew Chun Wei, 37, said his father had a broken nose, severe bruises on his face and internal bleeding in the head.

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“The doctors tried to stop the bleeding by performing an operation a few days ago but it has not stopped. If it continues, he will be in a vegetative state or may never wake up from his coma,” he said yesterday.

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The 66-year-old road rage victim pass away one week later

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The 66-year-old victim of road rage has died on Monday evening after being in a coma for a week. Taxi driver Hiew Chen Guang died at 2.55pm at the University Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Centre (UKMMC).

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Police says the motorcyclists are being investigated for murder

City CID chief Senior Asst Comm Datuk Ku Chin Wah said that the case is being investigated for murder under Section 302 of the Penal Code.
He has urged witnesses to come forward with information on the incident.

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"It Was Traumatic" – Freak Storm Wreaks Havoc In Johor Bahru And Iskandar Puteri

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A number of residences, shops, and vehicles were severely damaged by a sudden storm that slammed Johor Bahru and Iskandar Puteri yesterday afternoon, 30 November

Several roofs on houses in Kampung Pasir were blown off, reported Bernama.To make things worse, the residents also had to deal with flash floods.

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Kampung Pasir residents shared their thoughts and feelings after the freak storm hit their houses amidst the current flash flood

A 48-year-old resident named Hishamudin Ma'in compared the incident yesterday to a "typhoon", indicating that the storm didn't stop for at least two hours."The wind was ferocious, and the roof of my house was blown off. The sky was so dark and the wind was so strong that we could not see anything outside," the father of five children said, as he explained it was the first time that area was hit by a storm of this magnitude.Another resident, Zanariah Jaafar, 44, said that the storm caused her home to be flooded with water up to her knees, destroying the roof and porch area."My car was also damaged. It was a traumatic incident, but I am glad that my family escaped unscathed," the mother of two stated.

Roofs on houses and shops were destroyed due to the freak storm in Kampung Pasir yesterday.
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Meanwhile, Skudai fire and rescue operations commander Faisal Ismail reported that three cars were hit by uprooted trees during the storm in Taman Ungku Tun Aminah

Faisal also added that no one was hurt, as the drivers were able to quickly leave their cars.The head of the state housing and local government committee, Jafni Md Shukor, stated that the Johor state government was ready to help the victims who were impacted by the tragedy by using the state disaster funds.He stated that the storm had damaged 19 roofs of units at the Pekaka Flats in Iskandar Puteri, 21 terrace houses in Taman Ungku Tun Aminah, and 20 homes in Kampung Pasir.After the tragedy, no temporary evacuation centres were established.

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Both Johor Bahru City Council (MBJB) and Iskandar Puteri City Council (MBIP) acted swiftly to assist in cleaning the residents' houses

"Since the state government is responsible for fixing the damages to the apartments, it may be able to use the disaster fund to do so right away," Jafni said via Free Malaysia Today yesterday night while visiting the affected houses in Kampung Pasir."As for private homes, we can use the fund as well, with applications that were handled by the district office."Before reporting the incident to the village head and penghulu for further action, Jafni advised the affected residents to file a police report and prepare a list of all damages.

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This May Look Like An Abandoned Building But It's Actually A School In Sarawak

Our memories of school days are usually peppered with homework, exams and fun with friends.
However, students of most schools in rural Sarawak will most probably remember bracing through high current rivers and walking for hours on end just to get to school.

Students living in Kampung Sait go through this bridge daily to get to school
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Broken promises:

Everyday is a battle for these children living in rural villages in Sarawak.
A primary school in Lawas, SK Long Sukang was surviving for years with a tattered wooden school building, until the ministry stepped in 2010 and things got worse.

The old wooden classrooms of SK Long Sukang
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We would naturally assume things took a positive turn and the students are now better off with proper, concrete buildings resembling the ones that we are familiar with in urban areas. But, a recent report by The Malaysian Insider revealed the unfortunate reality of SK Long Sukang following the government's promise of a brand new building. The one common reason we hear when it comes to halted public projects; contractors are not doing their jobs right, was used for this unfinished project too.

One thing led to another and 5 long years later, all promises were forgotten as the students were left with nothing but an abandoned, unfinished school building

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Not having anywhere else to go, the teachers were forced to move the students into these dangerous, unhygienic school quarters

With SK Long Sukang being a boarding school, the students are not only required to study there, but also stay there for the school terms. In an extensive report by The Malaysian Insider, it was noted that three buildings were somewhat completed, namely, two dorms and a dining hall.

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Why did they move into the unfinished school buildings?

“They just could not stand staying in the old wooden dorms any more. We waited so long for the new school and yet it was incomplete. We wanted to move in very badly so we had to make adjustments," lamented SK Long Sukang parent-teacher association (PTA) head Yaris Semayong when speaking to The Malaysian Insider.

This is the old wooden building of SK Long Sukang
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What's worst is that some of these children are left sleeping on wispy mattresses on the cold, concrete floors due to the lack of beds

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Making the best out of the very little that they have, one dorm was converted into the classroom and the other remained as the sleeping area for the kids

Privacy is a far cry for these students as they all sleep in the same building, with the boys pushed the west side and the girls at the east of the building.

“The school didn’t even have money for plastic mats to cover the concrete floors. The PTA had to pitch in money to buy them,” said Semayong.

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The buildings were left in such a terrible state by the contractors that even the walkways do not have stairs yet

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Despite the fact that wooden stairs were built temporarily, the photos of the school are enough to tell us how dangerous it is for anyone, especially young, active children to be in.

So, what is the government's response to this issue that has been ongoing for 3 years?

Ministry secretary-general Tan Sri Dr Madinah Mohamad explained that the construction work was stopped abruptly, 5 years ago, after they detected soil movement and water flow near the administrative and classroom buildings.

“Due to safety factors, a stop-work order was issued. But work on other blocks not affected continued,” said Madinah in an email response. Madinah said the school project was packaged with several others and admitted that it was behind schedule due to internal problems of the contractor, a joint venture between NCSB Engineering Sdn Bhd and Sebiro Holdings Sdn Bhd.She said the ministry was finalising plans to stabilise and repair the slope. Once these are complete, construction on the abandoned block will resume.

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“So the question is why build on a stream in the first place?”

PTA chairman Yaris Semayong showing pointing to the stagnant water pool by the school building
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“They had built the administrative block on what used to be a stream. They diverted the original stream so that it flows around the new building. “But the land which they built on is still waterlogged,” said Semayong, pointing to a section of the ground floor which had a large pool of water despite the fact that it had not rained in days in Long Sukang.During The Malaysian Insider’s visit, Semayong showed how the ground underneath half of the administrative and classroom building was swampy and that water pooled around the floors.

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Stepping in after years, the ministry stressed that they are working towards ensuring that the students are comfortable in the unfinished quarters of the school

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In the meantime, efforts were being made to make the pupils’ stay at the completed dormitories as comfortable as possible. This included making sure there was enough staff to monitor their movements at night given that the boys and girls are housed in the same building. “There are three pupil management assistants to look after the safety, their hygiene, health and discipline of all pupils in the dorm. The teachers also act as hostel wardens to monitor the dorms and the pupil’s movements at night,” said Madinah. The ministry has also started the process of buying furniture and beds for pupils, said Madinah, adding that linoleum mats had been bought for pupils to place their mattresses and personal belongings.

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Cruel realities:

Sadly, SK Long Sukang isn't the only school that was neglected to the point of being a danger to the students.
SK Lubok Mawang in Kapit is so rundown, it has dormitory floorboards that creak even when a waify, 29kg weighing girl walks on it

SK Lubok Mawang, Kapit, Sarawak
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This more than half a century old school was built back in 1952 and from the looks of it, it hasn't been through much of a renovation since. Borneo Post reported a couple of years ago, that the wooden buildings are so frail to the point of shaking when a group of young students just run around in it.

At a place where young minds should be taught about cleanliness and all its importance, the toilets are broken and look like this, instead

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One of the students there, Sabai, left home at the tender age of seven and opted to stay at the school's dormitory due to the harrowing distance that requires a 30-minute longboat ride from her village to the school, as reported by the East Malaysian daily, the Borneo Post. Most children studying at this school have opted to do the same, all for the sake of education and breaking the cycle of poverty and illiteracy. Instead of ensuring that these determined young children are provided with the best care and facility available, they are, however, forced to live in such sad, medieval conditions.

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Less than 5 years away from Vision 2020, achieving it seems like a distant dream with schools in major parts of the country that resemble shacks and are so dangerous for the students and teachers alike

It is the bitter truth that Sabai is just one of the many students in rural areas of Malaysia that go through such unjust conditions while they continue striving to educate themselves. While hopeful, trusting parents are eagerly sending their children to schools, the ministry has clearly done little to address the growing problems in the form of facilities and lack of the teachers in the rural schools.

One of the most feared dangers materialised in 2012, when a rundown hostel collapsed at SK Punan Ba in Sibu, injuring 18 young students

An image of the collapsed hostel at SK Punan Ba
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Out of the 18 injured students, 5 were in serious conditions due the collapse.Following the shocking incident, the students were left with no choice but to cramp at their headmaster's house.

More than 20 children sleeping on the floor at the headmaster's house
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Former STU president, the late William Ghani Bina said after the incident, on 6 December 2012, that this was a glaring example of how the state has been sidelined.“Sarawak has the largest volume of gas and oil in the world and yet gets only 5 per cent in oil royalties. In fact, the 95 per cent should be used to develop the whole country.Ghani lamented that while other states in the country continued to progress rapidly, Sabah and Sarawak are still lagging behind.“Both states (Sabah and Sarawak) are the key contributors to the country’s economy. Hence, it is only right that we are better developed or at least being developed immediately,” he said

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The following year, in 2013, the staff quarters of a rural school in Kapit caved-in, but thankfully, the incident did not cause any fatalities or injuries

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Unfortunately, after the collapse, the staff of SK Lepong Gaat continued to use the same building as they had no other forms of accommodation available in the area.

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Solutions or mere promises?

How does the ministry plan to solve these problems?

Minister of Welfare, Women and Family Development Datuk Hajah Fatimah Abdullah
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About a week ago, the Minister of Welfare, Women and Family Development Datuk Hajah Fatimah Abdullah announced that a special committee is being set up to look into the terrible conditions of rural schools in Sarawak, as reported by the Sarawak Tribune.

"We have already listed down the names of these unfortunate schools and quotes the appropriate allocations so that these schools may operate properly when all the work are completed," said Fatimah. She also noted that rural schools in Sarawak were suffering from numerous other problems such as lack of utility resources, run-down dormitories, and inappropriate roads."In order for us to improve the performance of our students, we must cover their basic needs so that they are able to study without any deficiency in terms of infrastructures and facilities," added Fatimah.

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A beacon of hope:

Impian Sarawak, an initiative by DAP has been making changes to rural areas in Malaysia with breakthrough projects and ideas

Continuing with their efforts to solve the problems faced by the Malaysians living in rural areas of the country, Impian Sarawak has also helped SK Long Sukang to build their running water project, gravity feed-water system. The project was completed back in June and that has enabled the school and the surrounding area to finally have fresh, running water. Impian Sarawak's projects are all run with efforts of the community, volunteers and kind politicians in DAP.

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In line with their education projects, the amazing folks at Impian, also organised a reading camp at Long Sukang, recently

The camp was held from the 10th till the 11th of October and a Facebook posting by Impian talked about how much the kids loved reading and took every opportunity they got to pick up the books and start reading. They are also said to be working towards coming up with more resources to further enrich the children's learning processes.

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If you are interested to make a difference in these people's lives, you can do so with Impian by registering here.

While we are on the subject of education, read this inspiring story of a teacher who travels for 4.5 hours daily, to teach and transform lives:

                How A Young Teacher's Determination And The Power Of The Internet Brought Sports Day Back

Speaking to SAYS, Cikgu Syamil reminded us that determination, passion and a touch of creativity can create wonders a...

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Meanwhile, get inspired by Impian Sarawak's efforts to provide basic electricity and clean water to villages in Malaysia:

                From Broken Bridges To Paved Roads: How Impian Malaysia Is Changing Lives In Rural Sarawak

58 years after independence, our brothers and sisters in rural parts of East Malaysia are still living with realities...

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The problems faced by the Orang Asli community in Malaysia goes beyond education. The Penans have been fighting for decades to protect their own lands:

                Eviction, Death Threats, Rape. Will The Struggles Of Penans In Sarawak Ever End?

The reality and troubles in our lives would pale in comparison to what the natives of the land we call home, Malaysia...

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11 Best Steamboat Places In Klang Valley For Gatherings And Family Reunions

BUFFET STYLE:

1. Happy City BBQ Steamboat Restaurant @ multiple locations (non-halal)

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Happy City's specialties lie in their fresh seafood (they come right out of the tank!) and its variety of broths, with the herby Drunken Pot a favourite among the restaurant's regulars. Besides the usual assortment of BBQ and steamboat ingredients, there are also a variety of Chinese cuisine, sushi, desserts, and drinks.Price Range: RM15.50 nett to RM48.00 nett per person, see price breakdowns here. Locations: 1. Lot 44649, Jalan 7A/62A, Bandar Manjalara, Kepong, 52200 Kuala Lumpur.2. 1-1, Jalan Metro Perdana Timur 2, Kepong Entrepreneurs Park, 52100 Kepong, Kuala Lumpur.3. 1-1, Jalan PJU 5/3, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.Opening Hours: 5.30pm to 1.30am daily. Contact Details: Call 03-6259 2046 if you have any enquiries.Website | Facebook

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2. Village BBQ Steamboat @ Puchong (pork free)

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Like Happy City, you can get the best of both worlds - steamboat and BBQ - when it comes to the wide array of meats and seafood at Village BBQ Steamboat! Plenty of fresh vegetables and dried noodles are also available to add into your choice of chicken and/or tom yam broth, as well as an ice cream buffet to wash it all down. Price: RM11.00 for children between 90cm to 120cm, RM21 for children between 120cm to 140cm, RM41.00 for adults. RM41 AdultLocation: No. 1GF & No. 1-1, Jalan Puteri 2/6, Bandar Puteri, 47100 Puchong. Selangor.Opening Hours: 5.00pm to 12.00am daily. Contact Details: Call 012-772 0400 if you have any enquiries.

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3. Suki-Ya @ multiple locations (pork free)

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Suki-Ya's "eat all you can sukiyaki & shabu shabu" provides diners with an unlimited supply of beef, lamb and chicken slices to be dipped in your choice of soup bases - the traditional shabu shabu, sukiyaki (sweetened soy sauce), miso or kimchi. If you're looking for a little variety, the restaurant's 'salad bar' offers an assortment of vegetables and sushi besides the usual steamboat offerings.Price: RM31.90 for Lunch (11.00am to 5.00pm) and RM39.80 for Dinner (5.00pm to 10.00pm), additional RM2.00 on weekends and public holidays. 50% off for children between 5 to 12 years old; children below 5 years dine for free. Each dining party is allocated 120 minutes, RM3.50 will be charged for each additional 15-minute block.Locations: Suki-YA currently has six branches in Klang Valley. Check out the full list of locations here. Opening Hours: 10.00am to 10.00pm daily. Website | Facebook

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4. The Garden BBQ Buffet Steamboat @ Sri Petaling (non-halal)

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You don't just get a hotpot and grilling plate at The Garden, there are also designated BBQ pits if you prefer your meats and giant prawns a little smokier! Then, wrap up the hearty meal with some ice cream or dip some fruits into the chocolate fondue fountain! Price: RM15 (children between 90cm to 120cm), RM25 (children between 120cm to 140cm), and RM45 (adults).Location: 1G, Jalan Radin Bagus 7, Sri Petaling 57000 Kuala Lumpur. Opening Hours: 5.00pm to 12.00am daily. Contact Details: Call 012-772 0400 or 019-696 9881 if you have any enquiries. Facebook

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5. Coco Steamboat @ multiple locations (non-halal)

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One of the oldest steamboat restaurants around, Coco Steamboat's signature pork bone soup - which also consists of yam, turnips, white cabbage, deep-fried bean curd, and various herbs and spices - is what keeps the crowd coming. Queues can last as long as 30 minutes (sometimes longer) so make sure you get there early to snag a table! Price Range: Approximately RM20 to RM50 per person. Locations: 1. No. 25, Ground Floor, Jalan 1/119, Taman Bukit Hijau (within Taynton View), Cheras 56100, Kuala Lumpur. Tel.: 012-641 7301.2. No. 1, Batu 4 3/4, Jalan Kelang Lama, 58200, Kuala Lumpur. Tel.: 019-277 6596.3. Lot 53, Batu 11, Jalan Cheras , 43000 Kajang, Selangor. Tel.: 010-232 5278.Opening Hours: 5.30pm to 11.30pm daily. Closed on alternate Mondays. Contact Details: Call 012-641 7301 if you have any enquiries.Website | Facebook

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6. Hometown Steamboat Restaurant @ Various locations (non-halal)

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There's something for both savoury hunters and sweet tooths at Hometown, with its flavourful tom yam broth and chocolate fondue to fulfill their cravings. Locations: Hometown Steamboat Restaurant currently has more than 10 branches in Klang Valley. Check out the full list of locations here.Opening Hours: 5.00am to 12.00am daily.Facebook

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7. HoHo Steamboat Restaurant @ multiple locations (non-halal)

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For over two decades, HoHo Steamboat has offered a large variety of fresh seafood sourced from the famous Pulau Ketam. While the restaurant offers a variety of broths like tom yam, ginger wine, and pumpkin porridge, you will want to opt for their homemade clear soup base, a secret recipe of the founding family. Price Range: Approximately RM30.00 to RM70.00 per person. Locations: 1. No. 19, Jalan Radin Anum Satu, Bandar Baru Sri Petaling, 57000 Sri Petaling, Kuala Lumpur. 2. No. 67, Jalan Segambut, Taman Segambut, 51200 Kuala Lumpur. 2. No. 86, Jalan Medan Putra 3, Medan Putra Business Centre, Bandar Menjalara, 52200 Kepong, Kuala Lumpur. Opening Hours: 3.30pm to 12.00am daily. Contact Details: Call 019-931 3115 if you have any enquiries.Website | Facebook

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8. Bone and Pot @ multiple locations (non-halal)

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Cooked for at least eight hours, this HK-style steamboat restaurant's milky white pork bone broth is only one of its many house specialties. Make sure to try the crab roe balls, golden beancurd, homemade shrimp balls, pork and garlic chive dumplings, beancurd pouches filled with mushroom and vegetables, and tissue-thin slices of pork and beef. Price Range: Approximately RM40 per person. Locations: Bone and Pot currently has 12 branches in Klang Valley. Check out the full list of locations here.Opening Hours: 5.00pm to 1.00am daily.

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9. Xiao Fei Yang Steamboat @ multiple locations (non-halal)

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XFY's Mongolian-style steamboat is what sets them apart from most steamboat joints, with an expansive menu of fresh ingredients that include wide range of meats - beef, pork, mutton, and even deer! - and seafood as well as assorted meat balls and fresh vegetables, complemented by your choice of soup base - herbal and/or hot and spicy. Price Range: Approximately RM25.00 to RM50.00 per person. Locations:1. 42, Jalan SS21/62, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.2. No. 18, Lorong Thambi 2, Off Jalan Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.3. 25, Jalan Merbah 3, Puchong Jaya, 47170 Puchong, Selangor.Opening Hours: 11.00am to 10.30pm daily.

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10. Popo Steamboat Cafe @ Kepong (non-halal)

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Simple yet wholesome, dining at Popo feels like having steamboat at home with the addition of lush greenery and cozy tents. Aside from the usual chicken and tom yam stock, you can also opt for Popo's signature pork bone soup or ABC stock base.Price Range: Approximately RM20.00 to RM50.00 per person. Location: No.12, Jalan 7/32a, TSI Business & Industrial Park, 52000 Kepong, Kuala Lumpur.Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 5.30pm to 12.00am. Closed on Monday. Contact Details: Call 019-828 2118 if you have any enquiries. Facebook

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11. Le Cottage Steamboat @ Tropicana PJ (non-halal)

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Fancy a steamboat dinner surrounded by a lake in a lush environment? Le Cottage Steamboat does not only provide that experience, the restaurant also offers some pretty unique soup bases you probably won't find anywhere else such as Drunken Chicken Herbal Soup, Pork Rib and Stomach Pepper Soup, as well as its signature Warm and Spicy Soup. Price Range: Approximately RM30.00 to RM80.00 per person. Location: No. 5, Kawasan Landskap & Nursery, Jalan Tropicana Selatan, Tropicana, 43700 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.Opening Hours: 6.00pm to 12.00am daily.Contact Details: Call 016-412 8744 if you have any enquiries.

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What is your to-go place for steamboat with family and friends? Let us know your recommendations below!


Is Yahoo! Plotting Its Rival To YouTube?

Yahoo! Is Closing In On A Summer Launch For A YouTube-Like Video Platform, As Per Multiple Reports

Yahoo wants to rival YouTube for viral videos.
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Yahoo is ramping up talks with video producers and plans to premiere a rival to Google's video service later this summer, according to people briefed on their plans.

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Yahoo had intended to unveil the new service at its upfront presentation for advertisers in April, but contract issues have held the project back.

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For Video Creators Unhappy With YouTube, Yahoo! Has A Compelling Pitch: More Generous Revenue-Sharing Deals, Or Fixed Ad Rates That Are Significantly Higher Than YouTube Is Currently Delivering To Creators

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While YouTube is by far the biggest video sharing site on the web -- 1 billion active monthly users and counting -- it is by no means the only business operating in this space and Yahoo believes that it can attract producers and creators by offering a better split of advertising revenue.

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Like YouTube, creators will be allowed to establish their own channel pages and host their videos on Yahoo. Like YouTube's video player, Yahoo's video player will be embeddable on other sites.

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Those that sign a contract with Yahoo will get a publishing dashboard and have the ability to distribute across Yahoo properties including the home page and blogging service Tumblr, as well as a network of non-Yahoo sites.

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The Counterbalance To YouTube's Reach Is Its Stinginess On Sharing Advertising Revenue With Creators

While the most popular YouTube stars can leverage their fanbase to score valuable partnerships with brands, the revenue that's actually generated for creators off YouTube itself is often meager except for a high-powered few.

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Yahoo is also offering the option of a fixed ad rate said to be 50% or 100% higher than YouTube's average net ad rate. YouTube averages a $9.68 cost per-thousand impressions in the U.S., according to video company Tubemogul, before revenue sharing.

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Yahoo isn't requiring exclusivity in its contracts so creators can simultaneously upload videos to YouTube and Yahoo. Instead, Yahoo is trying to present revenue terms that would persuade creators to upload a video to Yahoo first.

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[VIDEO] If You've Ever Wanted To Be In Two Places At Once Or Make LDR More Bearable...

WATCH: 'Shape-shifting' technology lets users move things remotely

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MIT has come up with an amazing computer interface that, as the video above shows, allows a user to move objects from afar

The InForm is a dynamic shape display from MIT's Tangible Media Group. It turns 3D data into crude, physical representations in real time.

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This user's arms are rendered by pixel-like pins.
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Using a Kinect motion sensor, it can scan bodily movements and recreate them on a table of physical "pixels," allowing you to manipulate objects on the other end. A user could even "hold hands with a person hundreds of miles away."

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MIT says the surface is made up of 900 motorized, polystyrene pins that can extend about 4 inches from the surface. Here's how it works

Created by Daniel Leithinger and Sean Follmer and overseen by Professor Hiroshi Ishii, the technology behind the inFORM isn't that hard to understand.

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In many ways, it works like one of those executive pin toys that allow the user to imprint shapes onto a surface made out of hundreds of pins. Each pin can be moved up and down individually by actuators to create a topographical rendering of an object -- it might be a city plan, a data visualisation or simply the outline of someone's hands.

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The grid is powered by an elaborate system of computer-controlled linkages and actuators under the table. Meanwhile, an overhead Kinect and projector deliver data on user motion into the system while casting visual feedback onto the table.

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As simple as the display looks on the surface, it's not that simple under the hood.
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Ini Antara Empat Resepi Mi Segera Samyang Yang Sangat Mudah & Unik. Jom Cuba!

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Samyang Hot Chicken Stir-fried Noodle  merupakan mi segera bestseller dari negara Korea

Selain perisa pedas original, ia juga mempunyai pelbagai perisa lain seperti Curry, Cheese, Black Bean dan macam-macam lagi. Rasanya yang manis-manis pedas ini memang menjadi kegemaran ramai tidak kiralah golongan tua atau muda.Jika anda sudah bosan menikmati mi segera Samyang menggunakan resepi biasa, jangan risau di sini kami senaraikan empat resepi mi segera Samyang yang unik dan sedap.

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1. Samyang + Susu

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Resepi Samyang + Susu ini memang sangat sesuai buat mereka yang tidak tahan pedas. Anda hanya memerlukan mi segera Samyang perisa Cheese, susu dan juga kepingan keju. Cara nak membuatnya juga sangat simple. Lihat resepi penuh di bawah:

  @uniwindacha Pengen #samyang #samyangcheese #samyangmilk #samyangcheesemilkbeef #dapurngebuluni #uniwindacha  After School - Weeekly

2. Samyang + Super Ring

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Super Ring merupakan jajan popular semasa zaman kanak-kanak kita. Apalah agaknya rasa gabungan Super Ring dengan mi segera Samyang ini ya? Rasanya pedas-pedas berlemak. Memang sangat sedap guys!Lihat resepi penuh di bawah:

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3. Samyang Rolls

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Resepi Samyang Rolls ini sama sahaja dengan cara nak membuat Vietnamese Spring Rolls. Rasanya pedas, chewy dan juga ada sedikit crunchy sayuran. Memang boleh buat ketagih. Jika anda tidak gemarkan sayur, boleh sahaja gantikan dengan crab stick dan sosej. Lihat resepi penuh di bawah:

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4. Samyang + Indo Mie

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Gabungan Samyang dan juga Indo Mie merupakan antara resepi viral yang menjadi kegemaran ramai. Jika tiada Indo Mie, anda boleh menggantikannya dengan Mi Sedaap. Penambahan bahan lain seperti sayur, telur mata dan juga sosej adalah mengikut citarasa masing-masing. Lihat resepi penuh di bawah:

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Memang terliur betul tengok semua resepi mi segera Samyang ini. Tunggu apa lagi, jom cuba guys!

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[VIDEO] Lelaki Ini Beli Kereta Kancil RM1,500, Siap 'Tour' Tunjuk Keadaan Kereta

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Kereta boleh dikatakan sebagai salah satu benda yang penting juga untuk kita

Iyalah, dengan adanya kereta, kita boleh ke mana saja destinasi yang kita mahu. Ia lebih mudah untuk bergerak.Namun, harga kereta sekarang sangat mahal dan ada yang berkira-kira duit untuk membayar bulanan kereta. Ada yang asalkan kereta apa saja sudah cukup buat mereka walaupun ia tidak mewah.Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video memaparkan seorang lelaki berkongsi kereta Kancil yang dibelinya dengan harga RM1,500 telah mencuri perhatian ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @hafizyazizz malas nk ckp byk   Rage your dream - m.o.v.e

Kongsi keadaan luar dan dalam kereta

Menerusi video tersebut, kedengaran seorang lelaki berkongsi kereta Perodua Kancil yang telah dibelinya dengan harga RM1,500.Apa yang lebih mencuri tumpuan adalah keadaan keretanya yang dilihat begitu 'nazak' sehinggakan banyak yang patah dan tercabut. Namun, dia juga menjelaskan inilah apa yang anda akan dapat jika membeli kereta dengan harga sebegitu.Lihat video lain di bawah:

  @hafizyazizz Reply to @mylove_ff saya dah kata daaa.. bukan steering yg lock #RebeccaMalaysia  Forever Young (From "Initial D") - Dinnick the 3rd

"Ok lah tu RM1.5K siap boleh cabut-cabut pasang balik macam gundam. Dia orang apa tahu" - Netizen

Sementara itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi mereka mengenainya.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 2.9M views, 269.1K likes dan 5,224 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Hati-hati bang bawa kereta. Jangan laju-laju :D

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Prices For Visiting Private Clinics In Malaysia May Triple In 2019. Here's Why

Private doctor consultation fees may be increased next year as proposed by the Health Ministry at Putrajaya yesterday, 27 August

The current charge by general practitioners' between RM10 to RM35 will be raised to between RM35 to RM125, reported Bernama.

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Deputy Health director-general Datuk Dr Azman Abu Bakar said the proposed revision of fees was long overdue since the 2006 revision

"The more complex one's illness, the higher the consultation charge will be. The ceiling price for the consultation charge is RM125," he added.The increase was discussed with stakeholders, private clinic practitioners, non-governmental organisations, and consumer groups to ensure that the revision was done fairly, Azman said after the session yesterday.

Deputy Health director-general Datuk Dr Azman Abu Bakar
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The Federation of Malaysian Consumers Associations (FOMCA) supported the price review but warned against raising it too high

FOMCA's Deputy president Mohd Yusof Abdul Rahman was quoted as saying by New Straits Times that the price increase was needed as medicine costs are too high for RM10 to RM35 consultation fees."These days, medicines alone can come up to more than RM100, depending on whether it's generic or branded," he said.He added that a 30% to 50% hike in consultation fees was reasonable, but anything more may be too pricey for patients.

FOMCA's Deputy president Mohd Yusof Abdul Rahman
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The Deputy president also said that the fees should be in line with private clinics' demographics, as rural residents may not be able to afford it

"This proposal must be studied carefully and only implemented because we do not want patients who cannot afford the fees to resort to other methods, such a traditional or home remedies. Or even worse, not seek medical help at all," he added, according to the report.Even in urban areas, paying more than RM80 to see a doctor can be a burden for patients, Yusof said.

Keeping costs as low as possible may eventually reduce the quality of health care, revealed general practitioner Dr Andrew Yap

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For example, a large company may request for a third-party administrator (TPA) to find clinics for their staff but to keep costs to a minimum amount, Yap shared with SAYS."The TPA may then go to a clinic and say, 'I want you to charge a maximum of RM15 for consultation. I don't care how long it takes or how complex the case is. If you are willing, then let’s get you on board so you can see the company's patients. If you are not willing, then too bad.'"Yap, who runs The Red Clinic in Petaling Jaya, added that as a result, it allows the company and a TPA to reduce the quality of healthcare."If I can only charge RM15 per patient, I will need more patients (in order) to survive. Therefore, I need to reduce my time with the patient, spend less time, and so on."

What do you think of the increase in private clinic consultation fees? Let us know in the comments section below.


Angkut Anak Usia 4 Bulan Masuk Hutan, Wanita Hiking Sambil Breastfeed Ini Jadi Bualan

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Setiap orang pasti mempunyai hobi yang akan dilakukan setiap hujung minggu bersama keluarga atau rakan-rakan

Walau bagaimanapun, ada sesetengah aktiviti yang terbatas untuk dilakukan atas sebab-sebab tertentu seperti sibuk menguruskan anak dan sebagainya.Namun, lain pula dengan video ini apabila seorang wanita membawa anaknya yang baru berusia empat bulan untuk jungle trekking telah menjadi tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @suekz.ecowildernessmom Siapa outdoor mama yg breastfeed anak? #fyp #breastfeeding #hiker #hikermalaysia #hikingmama #motherhoodlife #parentingtips  Clap Snap - Nanay Mitchay

Anak jenis direct feeding, tak payah bawa botol bila nak menyusu

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @suekz.ecowildernessmom, kelihatan dia dan suaminya sedang jungle trekking di dalam sebuah hutan yang tidak dikenal pasti lokasinya.Apa yang meraih perhatian ramai adalah apabila dia turut membawa anaknya yang masih kecil berusia empat bulan masuk ke dalam hutan tersebut.Dia juga dilihat menunjukkan caranya breastfeeding anak secara on-the-go kerana anaknya tidak perlukan botol susu. Ia juga dapat menjimatkan masanya.Namun, ramai yang kurang setuju dengan caranya itu kerana risau apa-apa jadi pada anaknya yang masih bayi. Biasalah, hutan kan dianggap tempat yang ‘keras’.

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"Saya pun kaki hiking tapi tengok pada keadaan dan situasi. Anak dah besar sikit at least setahun boleh la. Kesian pulak tengok baby tu macam tak selesa je" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video tersebut yang kini telah mendapat 342.4K views, 10.5K likes dan 352 shares di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pendapat masing-masing mengenainya.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Hmm macam-macam pendapat ya. Tak apalah, yang penting anak sis ni sihat. Doakan yang baik-baik je :)


M'sian YouTube Prankster Defends Yanking Women's Hijabs & Calls Video 'Social Experiment'

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Malaysian YouTuber NickChannel has received major backlash from netizens after uploading a prank video in which he pulls on the hijabs of two women

The video starts off with the YouTuber explaining that he started a YouTube channel after being criticised for his past behaviour."To the people who criticised me before, I have a video for you guys. After watching, I want you guys to judge and leave a comment. Now that I have made a YouTube channel, if you guys want to criticise me, then go ahead," said NickChannel at the beginning of the video.

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The video then shifts to the prank portion, and NickChannel can be seen in a corridor near a playground scouting for victims

His first victim was a woman wandering around the corridor.NickChannel can be seen 'stalking' the woman, before running up to her from behind and yanking her hijab off.The woman appears to be furious and yells at Nick, and questions why he did such a thing."La, I just wanted to make content. Can't I do that?" he responded before leaving.

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The second 'target' in the video is a woman who appears to be engaged in a call. "I don't care. I want to disturb her. I'll pull her headscarf and see if she gets angry. If she wants to fight, then we will," he exclaimed before ambushing the second woman.After pulling her hijab, he can be seen snickering at the camera while pointing at the woman.As she tries to fix her headscarf back on, Nick goes up to her and asks if she was okay and explains that he "was just creating content".  He also apologises to her and asks if she was angry."Now that I understand what you are doing. I'm not that mad. I was just shocked," the woman responded, adding that she was not sure if she was being attacked by a thief at that moment.

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The video was shared on Twitter and Facebook, with thousands of netizens condemning the stunt

One of the earliest Twitter threads that criticised the YouTuber has almost reached 8,000 retweets and 6,386 quote retweets as of writing.Twitter users questioned if making content can serve as a licence for people to be rude and disrespectful."This can be considered harassment. 'I'm only making content,' wtf?" read the tweet.

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Another Twitter user wrote, "Muslim women in other countries fight for their lives [over] hijabs, but in our country, this happens because it's a joke."

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In response to the uproar, NickChannel released a follow-up video to explain his intentions

In the video, he is joined by the two 'victims' who are no longer donning headscarves. He explains that the prank was scripted, the women were in on it, and that they don't even wear headscarves to begin with."I did this 'social experiment' to see how Malaysians criticise, because usually other YouTubers' content would be taken out of context and condemned without netizens knowing the full story," said NickChannel."So I made this video as proof to show that this issue was actually just content," he added, while the two women with him nodded in agreement.He went on to criticise Malaysians for making judgement on situations without knowing the full story and asked people to investigate thoroughly first before criticising."One thing I want to say is don't judge [a] book by its cover, you know?" he added.The trio ended the video by  thanking the viewers.

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Following the controversial video, the YouTuber was charged for indecent behaviour yesterday, 5 July

Wangsa Maju district police chief Supt Ashari Abu Samah said the 24-year-old was arrested at 7.30pm yesterday, reported Harian Metro.He added that an investigation paper was opened in accordance with Section 509 of the Penal Code for insulting the modesty of a woman, as well as under Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act 1955 (Act 336) for indecent behaviour."However, the suspect was charged under Section 14 of Act 336 in the Magistrate's Court yesterday and was fined," Harian Metro quoted him as saying today, 6 July.

Below is the prank video, which has now been removed from the channel:


Got A Fever? You Still Might Not Be Tested For COVID-19 At Government Hospitals

The Ministry of Health (MOH) is currently providing COVID-19 testing for free to Malaysians and foreigners alike who are suspected of having the novel coronavirus

However, according to The Star, Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham said public hospitals were being swarmed with people wanting to get tested, and many were doing it out of fear.He reminded that even though people have concerns about being infected with COVID-19, they have to meet criteria of people under investigation (PUI) to not waste resources and to prevent overcrowding of public hospitals.If you are sick, you have to fulfil these criteria before the hospital might run a free COVID-19 diagnostic test on you:- Fever or acute respiratory infection (sudden onset of respiratory infection with at least one of: shortness of breath, cough, or sore throat), and- Travel to coronavirus-affected countries in the 14 days before the onset of illness, or- Be a close contact with someone confirmed in 14 days before illness onset.

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However if you do not fulfil the criteria and are still concerned, MOH has collaborated with private health providers to launch a home-based COVID-19 testing service

According to New Straits Times, this service allows those who do not meet the criteria as a PUI to be tested in their homes, to further prevent the spread of infection."Qualified doctors and trained staff nurses will carry out the swab test on the individual and send it to the laboratory for analysis and evaluation," said one of the private companies, Pantai Premier Pathology, as quoted by Malay Mail."The results of the test will be shared with the individual within 24 hours."Some companies are charging up to RM700 for a test.

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Currently, there are 11 private companies involved in providing these COVID-19 home sampling services

The 11 private companies who have collaborated with the MOH are:- Bookdoc,- DoctorOnCall,- Pantai Premier Pathology Sdn Bhd,- Lablink (M) Sdn Bhd (KPJ),- Qualitas Medical Group Sdn Bhd,- Gleneagles Kuala Lumpur,- Twin Tower Medical Centre KLCC,- Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur,- Pantai Hospital Cheras,- Pantai Hospital Klang, and- Pantai Hospital Ayer Keroh, Melaka.

If you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19, here is what else you can do:

                What To Do If You Think You've Been Exposed To Someone With COVID-19

First and foremost, don't panic.

Read the full story


While The US Freezes Over, Australians Are Suffering From Not Just Another Heatwave

Australians sweltering through a severe heatwave were warned on Thursday that the worst is yet to come

As temperatures soared across southern Australia for the third day this week, Australia’s Climate Council warned of a persistent trend towards longer, hotter heatwaves.

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Melburnians keep cool at Brighton Beach
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Melbourne is seeing a third consecutive day of heat above 40C, with temperatures of 41.7C (107F) on Thursday. Australia's Climate Council says in a report that the number of hot days in the country has "more than doubled".

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The soaring temperatures have halted matches at the Australian Open tennis tournament

Play has been suspended at the Australian Open as temperatures rocketed to a sizzling 41C.
Matches on the outer courts at Melbourne Park have been called to a halt on day four of the tournament due to the stifling heat.

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Letting the mist cool you down: Jerzy Janowicz at Australian Open 2014 enjoys being cooled by the mist from a fan in Melbourne
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The weather forced organisers to enact the third stage of their "Extreme Heat Policy" for the first time at about 1.50pm local time.
"FINALLY!!!! Play suspended because of the heat... Heat policy should have been in 2 days ago already.. #burning #crazy #nothealthy," tweeted Belgian player Kirsten Flipkens.

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The excruciating heat at this year’s Australian Open has caused water bottles to melt, Canadian Frank Dancevic to faint, and — yes, you guessed it — eggs to fry.
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Canadian Frank Dancevic and a ball boy both fainted on court, three players withdrew mid-match because of the effects of the heat and spectators left in their droves.

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Italy's 15th seed Fabio Fognini took an outdoor shower in a bid to stay cool.
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Feeling the heat: A fan shelters from the sun on day four of the Australian Open in Melbourne, Australia

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Players held ice towels against their faces in an attempt to cool down

The temperature at the ongoing Grand Slam event was recorded at 42 degree celsius
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Tennis fans rest indoors after play was suspended due to 'extreme' heat on day four of the Australian Open tournament, in Melbourne

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The BBC is reporting that the 2013 was recently declared Australia's hottest year on record

The Climate Council report attributed the development to climate change, caused by greenhouse gases.
Fire bans are in place across the states of Victoria and South Australia, as firefighters battle bushfires.

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Spectators have been feeling the heat at the Australian Open in Melbourne
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In Victoria, several fire emergency warnings have been issued, as fires in the Northern Grampians area merged into one "out of control" bushfire and residents were urged to evacuated.

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Meanwhile, an interim report from the Climate Council said the number of heatwaves in Australia was "projected to increase significantly"

"Both the duration and frequency of heatwaves" had increased between 1971 and 2008, it said.
"As greenhouse gases continue to accumulate in the atmosphere from the burning of fossil fuels, more heat is trapped in the lower atmosphere," the report added.

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Forecasters say the extreme heat in much of south-eastern Australia is not expected to ease until the weekend
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"This increases the likelihood that hot weather will occur and that heatwaves will become longer and more intense." In the South Australian capital, Adelaide, temperatures were forecast to reach 46C, nearing the city's record of 46.1C.

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Victoria Fire Services Commissioner Craig Lapsley said earlier on Thursday: "A thousand fires have been reported over the past 24 hours and 39 of those are still listed as going"

South Australia fire services co-ordinator Leigh Miller said some firefighters had started to develop "heat exhaustion-type issues".
"Fighting fires in 40 odd degrees weather with little sleep is a real problem for us."

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Houses were destroyed by fires near Perth
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Friday is expected to bring horrific conditions for fire crews, with strong gusts and a wind change forecast before a cool front arrives

"It's the worst scenario possible but it's a reality," said fire commissioner Craig Lapsley. "It's forecast for tomorrow."

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Firefighters try to contain wildfires in the Stoneville area, a suburb east of Perth in the state of Western Australia on January 12, 2014
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Meanwhile, workers at Melbourne zoo have come up with novel ways to keep the zoo animals cool

Wilbert the 100-year-old giant tortoise found help from keeper Kirstie Lawrence, who fed him cold watermelon and gave him a refreshing hose down.

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Wilbert the 100-year-old giant tortoise gets a treat
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Meanwhile, the orangutans found relief by enjoying a cool bubble bath, and eating frozen bananas.

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The orangutans take a dip in the tub
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Photos Show Permaisuri Agong Taking The Train From KL Sentral To KLIA

Raja Permaisuri Agong Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah was spotted taking the KLIA Express train yesterday evening

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Her Majesty was on her way to KLIA to catch a flight to New Delhi

According to the official Istana Negara Instagram post, Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah took the KLIA Express train from KL Sentral on Friday, 6 December.Her Majesty is flying to India where she is scheduled to receive the 2019 Craft Icon Award today, 7 December at the International Craft Awards (ICA) at GMR Aerocity in New Delhi.The award ceremony is in conjunction with India Craft Week as an honour of Her Majesty's contribution in preserving the heritage of traditional crafts, reported Bernama.

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Istana Negara's post about Permaisuri Agong's train ride has since gone viral with over thousands of likes and hundreds of comments

Netizens expressed their admiration for Her Majesty's humble attitude, who was seen looking cheerful on the train. At the time of writing, the Instagram post has had over 27,000 likes."How are we not falling in love with you, Permaisuri Agong! Very humble," commented one, while another added, "Masyaallah. How could we not love her. She's so humble and most loving towards her subjects. May Allah bless Their Majesties our King and Queen with good health and longevity. Daulat Tuanku!." "Ya Allah, Her Majesty is very down-to-earth travelling on the train… such a simple life. I give you 100 stars. Daulat Tuanku," commented another netizen in the post.

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Read Istana Negara's Instagram post here:

         View this post on Instagram           6 Disember 2019 - KDYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Raja Permaisuri Agong hari ini berkenan berangkat menggunakan KLIAEkspres ke Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur dari KL Sentral. Seri Paduka Baginda Tuanku dijadual berangkat ke negara India bagi menerima persembahan Anugerah Kraf Antarabangsa yang akan berlangsung di New Delhi pada 7 Disember 2019. Merafak sembah tahniah Seri Paduka Baginda Tuanku. Daulat Tuanku #permaisurikita #ourqueen #kliaexpress #klia #craftaward #india #newdelhi #tunkuazizah #congratulations #icon #queen A post shared by  ISTANA NEGARA (@istana_negara) on Dec 5, 2019 at 4:48pm PST


Countdown to Bubar Ends, Parliament Is Dissolved! #PRU13 Pics

COUNTDOWN ENDS TODAY!!!!

At 11.30am, 3 April 2013, PM Najib Razak dissolves the parliament, with the election day scheduled no more than 60 days from now (before 2 June 2013). The Electoral Commission will now meet to set dates for nomination and polling day, which will be separated by at least 11 days.

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The Parliament will be dissolved today, Wedensday 3/4/2013.
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27 days more: Sarawak PKR is taking advantage of the exposé video of Taib Mahmud (Contributed by Arina Hafizah)

How will the exposé on Sarawak Chief Minister Taib Mahmud corruption affect the corruption.
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28 days more: Parliament has 'dissolved'! (Contributed by kenjobenho)

Parliament has dissolved... It's 1 April 2013.
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29 days more: Who knew PKR's Wan Azizah had a side job?

Yang Berbahagia Datuk Seri Wan Azizah Wan Ismail resigned her parliamentary seat for Permatang Pauh on 31 July 2008 to make way for her husband Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim who won the subsequent by-election on 26 August 2008.
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30 days more: Did you know that each constituency has a parliamentary code number?

Each Number represents one Electoral Distric or Constituency which represents 1 Seat in our Parliaments ' House of Representatives' or Dewan Rakyat!

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31 days more: Barisan National's billboard creates some buzz

A BN billboard with the message "Sedang mereka menghina, kami membina", trends on Facebook.
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32 days more: 'Kill Tian Chua' protest continues (Contributed by Jav1405)

'Kill Tian Chua Protest' continues: Malay NGOs and UMNO groups demand Tian Chua to apologise to the widows of Malaysian soldiers and police personnel who died during the ongoing Lahad Datu crisis.
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33 days more: Negeri Sembilan dissolving today, PKR states dissolving on April 22, Najib when you want to bubar parlimen?

Submitted by meimeichu.
[Day 33] April 27: Negeri Sembilan dissolving today, PKR states dissolving on April 22, Najib when you want to bubar parlimen?

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4 Resepi Masakan Buttermilk Simple, Enak & Pasti Dapat Tingkatkan Selera Yang Tersayang

Bila cakap pasal hidangan ayam buttermilk je semua pasti terliur terus!

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Mana taknya, ayam goreng yang ranggup disaluti dengan kuah yang creamy dan likat, dimakan dengan sepinggan nasi putih panas, uuumph padu betul. Nyummmmm! Tapi, tau tak sebenarnya ada banyak lagi hidangan buttermilk yang cukup sedap dan unik sekali! Kuah buttermilk ini merupakan satu kuah yang serbaguna dan boleh digunakan untuk membuat pelbagai hidangan ala gourmet di rumah.

Jom tengok video di bawah untuk belajar menghasilkan 4 hidangan buttermilk yang cukup sedap sekali:

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Dapatkan kesemua resepi penuh di bawah:

1. Sotong Buttermilk Telur Masin

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Bahan-bahan (sotong goreng): 1 biji telur2 sudu kecil serbuk cili2 sudu kecil serbuk lada putih200 gram sotong putih50 gram tepung gandum20 gram tepung jagungBahan-bahan (sos buttermilk telur masin):75 gram mentega (unsalted)3 ulas bawang putih (dicincang)10-12 helai daun kari3 biji cili padi (dicincang)4 biji kuning telur masin (distim)1 tin Krimer Sejat CARNATIONGaram secukup rasaCara-cara:1. Untuk buat sotong goreng, dalam satu mangkuk, pecahkan telur dan pukul bersama 1 sudu kecil serbuk cili, 1 sudu kecil serbuk lada putih dan garam secukupnya. Masukkan sotong dan gaul sehingga rata.2. Dalam mangkuk asing, masukkan tepung gandum, tepung jagung, 1 sudu kecil serbuk cili, 1 sudu kecil serbuk lada putih dan garam secukupnya. Gaul sehingga sebati.3. Masukkan sotong yang telah dicelup telur tadi ke dalam campuran tepung. Gaul sehingga kesemua sotong disalut dengan tepung. 4. Goreng sotong atas api tinggi sehingga masak dan keperangan. Toskan dan ketepikan. 5. Untuk sos pula, dalam kuali yang panas, cairkan mentega. Masukkan cili padi, bawang putih dan daun kari. Tumis sehingga wangi. 6. Masukkan kuning telur masin yang telah distim dan dihancurkan. Gaul sehingga sos berbuih. Masukkan Krimer Sejat CARNATION dan gaul sehingga sebati.7. Perasakan dengan garam secukupnya dan renehkan seketika.8. Masukkan sotong goreng dan gaul sehingga rata. Sotong Buttermilk Telur Masin sudah siap, enjoy!!!

2. Burger Ayam Buttermilk

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Bahan-bahan (burger ayam):1 dada ayam30 gram tepung gandum1 sudu kecil serbuk lada putih1 sudu kecil serbuk cili1 biji telurGaram secukupnya Bahan-bahan (sos buttermilk):50 gram mentega (unsalted)2 ulas bawang putih (dicincang)8-10 helai daun kari2 biji cili padi (dicincang)1 cawan Krimer Sejat CARNATION1/2 sudu kecil tepung gandumGaram secukupnyaBahan-bahan (lain-lain):1 roti burgerDaun saladTomatoMentega (untuk disapu atas roti)Cara-cara:1. Pertama sekali, campurkan gandum bersama 1/2 sudu kecil serbuk cili, 1/2 sudu kecil serbuk lada putih dan garam secukupnya. 2. Dalam mangkuk asing, pukul telur bersama 1/2 sudu serbuk cili, 1/2 sudu kecil serbuk lada putih dan garam secukupnya. 3. Menggunakan teknik 'dry, wet, dry', salut ayam dengan campuran tepung, celup ayam dalam telur dan gaulkan balik ke dalam campuran tepung. Kemudian goreng atas api sederhana sehingga ayam masak dan garing. Toskan dan ketepikan. 4. Sapu mentega ke atas roti burger yang telah dibelah dua, kemudian goreng atas kuali sehingga garing. Ketepikan. 5. Untuk sos buttermilk pula, cairkan mentega dalam kuali yang panas. Masukkan cili padi, bawang putih dan daun kari. Tumis sehingga wangi. 6. Masukkan Krimer Sejat CARNATION dan gaul sehingga sebati. 7. Masukkan tepung gandum dan gaul sehingga kuah menjadi likat. Perasakan dengan garam secukupnya dan renehkan seketika.8. Untuk buat burger, lapiskan daun salad dan tomato ke atas roti burger, kemudian masukkan ayam goreng yang telah digoreng tadi dan tuangkan sos ke atasnya. Tutup menggunakan roti burger.Tadaaa! Burger Ayam Buttermilk is done~ enjoyyy!

3. Cendawan Goreng Bersos Buttermilk

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Bahan-bahan (cendawan goreng):200 gram cendawan tiram100 gram tepung gandum150 ml air6-8 helai daun kari3 ulas bawang putih (dicincang)Serbuk lada putih secukupnyaGaram secukupnyaBahan-bahan (sos butttermilk):50 gram mentega (unsalted)2 ulas bawang putih (dicincang)8-10 helai daun kari2 biji cili padi (dicincang)1 cawan Krimer Sejat CARNATION1/2 sudu kecil tepung gandumGaram secukupnyaCara-cara:1. Untuk buat cendawan goreng, pertama sekali keringkan (pat dry) cendawan tiram menggunakan kitchen towel.2. Untuk adunan pula, dalam satu mangkuk, masukkan tepung gandum, air, bawang putih, serbuk lada putih, daun kari dan garam secukupnya. Gaul sehingga sebati.3. Dalam mangkuk asing, masukkan tepung, serbuk lada putih dan garam. Gaul sehingga sebati. 4. Menggukan teknik 'dry, wet, dry', gaulkan cendawan dalam campuran tepung kering. Kemudian, celup cendawan dalam adunan. Akhir sekali, gaul cendawan dalam campuran tepung kering semua. Goreng sehingga ranggup. Toskan dan ketepikan.5. Untuk sos pula, dalam kuali yang panas, cairkan mentega. Masukkan cili padi, bawang putih dan daun kari. Tumis sehingga wangi. 6. Masukkan Krimer Sejat CARNATION dan gaul sehingga sebati. 7. Masukkan tepung gandum dan gaul sehingga kuah menjadi likat. Perasakan dengan garam secukupnya dan renehkan seketika.Cendawan Goreng Bersos Buttermilk sudahpun siap untuk dinikmati!

4. Resepi Popiah Ayam Buttermilk

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Bahan-bahan:400 gram ayam cincang50 gram + 1 sudu besar mentega (unsalted)2 ulas bawang putih (dicincang)8-10 helai daun kari2 biji cili padi (dicincang)1 cawan Krimer Sejat CARNATION1 sudu kecil tepung jagung10-12 helai kulit popiah1 sudu kecil tepung jagungGaram secukupnyaCara-cara:1. Untuk buat inti, gorengkan ayam cincang bersama mentega. Toskan dan ketepikan. 2. Untuk buat sos, dalam kuali yang panas, cairkan mentega. Masukkan cili padi, bawang putih dan daun kari. Tumis sehingga wangi. 3. Masukkan Krimer Sejat CARNATION dan gaul sehingga sebati. 4. Masukkan ayam yang sudah digoreng tadi. Gaul sehingga rata. Perasakan dengan garam secukup rasa.5. Masukkan tepung jagung dan gaul sehingga kuah menjadi kering dan likat. 6. Untuk buat popiah, letakkan inti ke atas kulit popiah. Kemudian, gulung ketat ketat dan lekatkan bahagian hujung kulit popiah menggunakan air. 7. Goreng sehingga garing atas api panas.Popiah Ayam Buttermilk ready untuk dinikmati semasa mengopi!

Haaa... Banyakkan hidangan lazat yang boleh dihasilkan menggunakan sos buttermilk?
Easy peasy, lemon squeezy! Semuanya sedap dan pasti dapat meningkatkan selera yang tersayang.

Untuk resepi-resepi kali ini, kami menggunakan Krimer Sejat CARNATION yang akan memberikan hidangan buttermilk aroma yang begitu harum dan kuah yang cukup likat dan creamy lemak berkrim sekali! Krimer Sejat CARNATION memanglah ramuan yang sempurna dalam menambah keenakan masakan dengan aroma yang berbeza dan kelemakan yang sewajarnya semasa penyediaan masakan gourmet yang menyelerakan di rumah.

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Marina Mahathir And Several Leaders Slam Decision For Removing LGBT Portraits In Exhibit

There was an uproar among several influential people in the government after portraits of LGBT activists were removed at a photography exhibition in Georgetown Festival on Wednesday, 8 August

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Islamic Affairs Minister Mujahid Yusof Rawa ordered for the pictures of Nisha Ayub and Pang Khee Teik to be taken down because they "were clearly promoting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) activities" which are against the Pakatan Harapan (PH) government's policy, reported The Malay Mail."I fear a backlash on them, since the society still rejects their promotion, he told Malaysiakini, adding that the organiser (of the festival) should be more sensitive to respect and conserve the majority views."We received negative comments on the photos and I am worried there will be some anti-LGBT groups who will try to hurt them," he claimed to explain his decision, reported The Star.However, he added that the action does not mean that the government disrespects the LGBT community.

Since then, several key leaders have expressed their opinions towards the decision.
One of which came from Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir who stood for the activists and told the Penang exhibit organisers to remove her portrait.

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"I am asking for my photos to be taken down in solidarity with Pang and Nisha," Marina told Free Malaysia Today, adding that she was extremely sad about whole issue."When people say they are not treating LGBT Malaysians as second-class citizens, this is exact proof that discrimination exists. LGBTs in Malaysia are not asking for extra rights… just the same rights as everyone else."

Other leaders also expressed their dissent saying that there should be acceptance towards everyone even if we do not agree with them

I fought for a new Malaysia that is free from racism, corruption and discrimination. This administration does not promote homosexuality, BUT we also cannot discriminate. We accept all Malaysians, even though we don't agree with everyone — Hannah Yeoh (@hannahyeoh) August 8, 2018

State Women, Family, Non-Muslim Affairs, and Gender Inclusivity Committee chairman Chong Eng reiterated Yeoh's sentiments saying that there was no need to remove the photos of Nisha and Pang or to discriminate against anyone simply because of their sexual orientation.

"Do you think they want to be persecuted, discriminated, jeered at, made fun by others for the fun of it?" asked lawyer Siti Kasim

In a Facebook post uploaded today, she claimed that years of religious teachings have brainwashed people into demonising the LGBT community."Their plea is for them to be not discriminated, harassed, and persecuted and to be treated like any other human being."

PH candidate Heng Lee Lee initially said that such incidents should not be happening in Penang and demanded for an explanation from the state government

"Penang has always placed importance on the freedom of the arts and yet this happened here," she said, reported Malay Mail.

You can read more on what Mujahid Yusof said:

                Mujahid Confirms LGBT Activists' Portraits Removed From George Town Festival On His Orders

The two portraits were part of the a month-long exhibition.

Read the full story


[VIDEO] TikToker Ini Makeup Sambil Dedah Cerita Kawan ‘Busuk Hati’ Buat Ramai Dapat Relate

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Pasti ramai dekat sini yang pernah hadapi situasi berkawan dengan orang busuk hati dan talam dua muka bukan?

Tidak kiralah semasa susah atau pun senang, bukan semua orang yang berkawan dengan kita itu ikhlas. Ada yang depan-depan baik, tapi di belakang dia sakan mengutuk kita.Sama seperti sebuah video yang tular baru-baru ini di laman TikTok apabila seorang wanita berkongsi kisahnya berhadapan dengan kawan toksik mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @rozyana93 KALAU NAK KAWAN LAMA, JANGAN SIMPAN PRASANGKA BURUK   original sound  - rozyanaroslan2

Luah rasa terkilan sambil makeup, tak sangka kawan yang dulu rapat sekarang kuat dengki

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @rozyana93 dengan kapsyen "kalau nak kawan lama, jangan simpan prasangka buruk", kelihatan dia sedang membuat tutorial makeup sambil mengupas isu kawan iri hati."Masa aku tak ada apa-apa, masa aku tengah susah la orang kata, memang diaorang ada. Senang cerita, kawan sampai syurga lah konon. Tapi bila aku senang, diaorang tak senang hati""Susah kawan dengan perempuan ni. Asyik nak dengki je. Iri hati, busuk! Kalaulah diaorang tak ada sifat macam tu, confirm video aku penuh pasal diaorang"

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"Tapi tak ada kan? Yelah, diaorang dah unfollow aku, dah block aku. Nak buat macam mana? Ada jugak yang dulunya rajin like, rajin comment tapi sekarang tak ada. Sampaikan aku yang cari dia weh""Tipulah weh aku tak rindu kawan-kawan, tapi nak buat macam mana benda dah jadi. So apa yang penting, kita buat hal kita. Dia nak kawan, kawan. Tak nak kawan sudah. Senang cerita, mana yang masih ada kawan lagi tu, jaga elok-elok. Kalau rasa tak senang hati, cakap elok-elok. Tak perlu tarik muka," katanya.

"That's true, siap buat group lagi. Takpela berkawan dengan suami je" - Netizen

Ikutan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih 214.7K views, 29.6K likes dan 1K shares di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut bersetuju dengan apa yang dikongsi oleh wanita tersebut.Malah, ramai yang telah menghadapi situasi sama sepertinya dan berpendapat semakin kita di atas, semakin ramai toxic people yang kita akan jumpa.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Kenapa mesti dengki, tak boleh ke doakan yang baik-baik? Jangan sibuk fikir life orang lain, fikir diri sendiri dulu okay :)

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Thai Father Froze To Death After Giving All The Blankets In The House To His Daughter

Thailand is currently experiencing a cold spell, especially in the northern parts of the country

The Thai Meteorological Department predicted that the temperatures will go as low as seven degrees Celcius in the northern areas, while Bangkok's temperature will dip between 15  degrees Celcius and 17 degrees Celcius.

A father, who thought he could endure through the chilly night, froze to death after giving all the blankets in the house to his daughter

38-year-old Prasarn Homthong was found dead by his eight-year-old daughter, Panwira Noipha, at their home in Bueng Kan province, northeast of Thailand, on Saturday morning, 7 December.Chiang Rai Times reported that Panwira tried to wake Prasarn up, but to no avail, after the duo slept through the cold night.The temperature plummeted to nine degrees Celcius that night.

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On the night of the incident, Prasarn kept his daughter warm by giving her three blankets, leaving himself none

Prasarn slept on a mat, covered only in a long-sleeved shirt and shorts, reported Asia One.He thought that he could withstand the frigid weather.When Panwira woke up in the middle of the night, she saw her father curled up due to the cold.She laid a blanket over her father, but he was dead by the morning.

Reporters noted that the father-daughter duo live in a house that does not have windows or doors

Image via Khao Sod via Asia One

The one-storey house is reportedly under construction.A photo showed that the house is not fully sealed from winds and it is merely covered with a metal roof.

A medical examiner said that Prasarn's death was due to his body's inability to adjust to the drop in temperature

According to his relatives, Prasarn did not have any medical conditions prior to his death.

While it was tragic, Prasarn's death by the cold is not unprecedented in northern Thailand

A man keeps himself warm by an open fire in northern Thailand.
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According to Bangkok Post, winter in Thailand also claimed two other lives recently.Last week, two people aged 60 and 92 were found dead in Nakhon Ratchasima and Chai Nat respectively.Asia One reported that the cold season often results in cases of hypothermia, flu, and respiratory illnesses.In 2017, a man from Chaiyaphum died from hypothermia during his sleep. He had three fans blowing at him and he did not know the temperature would drop that night.

Two months ago, the Thai Meteorological Department issued a warning about the impending cold season:

                Bangkok's Temperature Will Plunge As Low As 15°C From December To January

Prep for the holidays!

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Pernah Terfikir Apa Beza Datuk Dengan Dato'? Ini Erti Sebenar Yang Anda Tak Tahu

Gelaran 'Datuk' merupakan gelaran yang paling selalu didengari. Anugerah ini adalah terhad dan diberi oleh Yang Di-Pertuan Agong (YDPA) sendiri.

Ada juga orang yang telah dikurniakan gelaran Datuk apabila menerima darjah kebesaran Panglima Jasa Negara (PJN). Selain itu, gelaran ini adalah terhad kepada 200 orang sahaja pada satu masa. Tambahan pula, antara anugerah lain yang membawa gelaran Datuk ini adalah penerima pingat Panglima Setia Diraja (PSD) dan anugerah ini merupakan atas budi bicara YDPA sendiri.

Pian Cecupak, Nash dan Boy Iman dapat Datuk dari Melaka.
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Datuk Aaron Aziz dan Datuk Farid Kamil.
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Bagaimana pula dengan panggilan Datuk namun ejaan yang berbeza iaitu Dato'. Apakah perbezaan dua pangkat ini pula?

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Untuk penerima gelaran Dato' pula adalah berbeza dengan Datuk. Kerana mereka juga menerima anugerah seperti:1) Johor: Penerima anugerah Dato’ Sri Paduka Mahkota Johor atau tiga lagi anugerah.2) Kedah: Penerima anugerah Darjah Paduka Mahkota Kedah atau Darjah Dato’ Setia DiRaja Kedah.3) Kelantan: Penerima anugerah Darjah Seri Paduka Mahkota Kelantan (Al-Muhammadi I) atau tujuh lagi anugerah yang lain.4) Negeri Sembilan: Penerima anugerah Darjah Dato’ Setia Negeri Sembilan atau empat lagi anugerah yang lain.5) Pahang: Penerima anugerah Darjah Sultan Ahmad Shah Pahang atau Darjah Indera Mahkota Pahang dari Sultan Pahang.6) Pulau Pinang: Penerima anugerah Darjah Yang Mulia Pangkuan Negeri dan Darjah Setia Pangkuan Negeri.7) Perak: Penerima anugerah Darjah Dato' Paduka Cura Si Manja Kini dan Darjah Dato’ Paduka Mahkota Perak.8) Perlis: Penerima anugerah Darjah Dato’ Paduka Mahkota Perlis atau tiga anugerah lain.9) Selangor: Penerima anugerah Darjah Kebesaran Dato’ Paduka Mahkota Selangor atau dua anugerah lain.10) Terengganu: Penerima anugerah Seri Paduka Mahkota Terengganu atau tiga anugerah lain.

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Namun, bagi menyelaraskan ejaan, perkataan Datuk telah digunakan dalam media massa sama ada akhbar dan sebagainya untuk memudahkan masyarakat membacanya.

Manakala, gelaran Tun dan Tan Sri pula hanya dari Persekutuan

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Bagi gelaran 'Tun' dan 'Tan Sri' pula merupakan Darjah Kebesaran Persekutuan yang HANYA dikurniakan oleh Seri Paduka Baginda Yang Dipertuan Agong. Gelaran 'Tun' pula merupakan gelaran anugerah tertinggi negara dan dikurniakan kepada Yang Dipertua Negeri, Ketua Hakim Negara dan juga mantan Perdana Menteri.'Tan Sri' adalah gelaran kedua tertinggi dan panggilan hormat bagi anugerah ini. Sama juga seperti 'Datuk' iaitu Yang Berbahagia (YBhg). Manakala, isteri kepada Tan Sri akan bergelar 'Puan Sri'.

Menurut informasi lain pula, di Johor dan Selangor, gelaran Dato' hanya akan diberikan untuk lelaki, bukan wanita

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Di kedua-dua negeri ini, gelaran Dato' hanya akan digunakan oleh penerima lelaki sahaja. Malah, sekiranya penerima Darjah Kebesaran ini adalah seorang wanita, gelaran yang bakal digunakan ialah Datin Paduka (termasuk Datin Paduka Seri dan Datin Paduka Setia di Selangor).Oleh itu, untuk wanita yang berasal negeri Johor dan Selangor, untuk mereka yang bergelar Datin Paduka merupakan individu yang menerima Darjah Kebesaran tersebut dan tidak bermaksud yang pasangan mereka mempunyai gelaran Dato' Paduka.

Tiada gelaran Datin akan diberikan untuk isteri Dato' di negeri Terengganu

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Untuk pengetahuan anda, secara lazimnya, isteri kepada individu yang bergelar 'Datuk' atau Dato' akan memakai gelaran 'Datin'. Namun, lain pula bagi penerima Darjah Kebesaran Negeri Terengganu, isteri kepada Dato' akan memakai gelaran To' Puan (ianya berbeza dengan gelaran 'Toh Puan' yang digunakan untuk isteri kepada suami yang bergelar 'Tun').NOTA: Di Negeri Johor, gelaran rasmi untuk isteri yang mempunyai suami yang bergelar Dato' adalah Datin Dato' (nama suaminya) dan bukan menggunakan nama sendiri.

Sarawak merupakan negeri yang paling banyak gelaran kebesaran yang berbeza iaitu:

Datu Patinggi Abang Johari Tun Openg, Menteri Besar Sarawak.
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Di Johor dan Kelantan, penerima Darjah Kebesaran Kelas Pertama mahupun kelas kedua membawa gelaran yang sama iaitu YB Dato'.Lain pula di negeri Sarawak, mereka mempunyai 7 Darjah Kebesaran yang membawa gelaran yang berbeza, iaitu:1) Pehin Sri2) Datuk Patinggi3) Datuk Amar4) Dato Sri5) Datuk6) Dato7) DatuNOTA: Gelaran 'Datu' di Sarawak adalah gelaran kehormat dan berbeza penggunaan nama 'Datu' yang diwarisi secara turun-temurun oleh beberapa keluarga di Sabah.

Kesimpulannya, gelaran Dato' yang dikurniakan oleh individu yang mengaku dirinya waris keturunan Maharaja Nusantara, Raja Majapahit, Sultan Negeri Pasir Berdengung, Raja Negeri Isketambola dan lain-lain lagi merupakan satu penipuan dan penerima gelaran tersebut boleh dikenakan tindakan undang-undang.

Sumber: Sos Cili | OMM

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