[PHOTOS] This Mall In Penang Transformed Into A Gorgeous Enchanted Forest For Christmas

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This Spotlight is sponsored by Sunway Carnival Mall.

Mystical, mythical, and magical are three words that perfectly describe Sunway Carnival Mall's Christmas theme this year. You've just gotta see it for yourself!

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Located in Seberang Jaya, Penang, Sunway Carnival Mall has been around for 15 years, becoming a household name in the state and a go-to mall for Penangites. In June this year, they launched their new expansion wing, offering more brands and a new shopping experience for all.And for Christmas, they've gone all out with their decorations, creating a spellbinding setting that will stun and impress everyone who sees it.

Step into the heart of Sunway Carnival Mall, and you'll find yourself in a whimsical enchanted forest

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Upon entering this magical place where fairies live, you'll be greeted with the chirping and symphony of songbirds. Inside, you can take Insta-worthy photos of you and your loved ones with the neon fairy wings left by the fairies; and you will be transformed into a fairy yourself too!As you wander through, you'll be  surrounded by the guardians of the enchanted forest — larger-than-life flowers and trees, lush wisteria blooms and foliage, deer, butterflies, and honeybees. A very special mushroom named Pretty Pointy, a gorgeous mushroom that spreads love wherever it goes, also awaits you.

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In the depths of the forest hide 40 luminous glowing boxes of hope, which signify the magic of giving, and most importantly, inspire hope in each and every one of us. These pre-loved cakeboxes were collected and repurposed into decorations, demonstrating Sunway Malls sustainability efforts.They hope that this humble act of theirs can encourage and motivate the public to repurpose their waste with just a little creativity.

And the pièce de résistance is the sentinel of the forest, a tall and mighty 35ft Christmas tree!

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Psstt... the forest also hides a special secret. Explore further and look out for the magical doorway. Gently knock on the door, and once it opens, step into the sacred realm to discover the illuminated fairy forest that hides safely inside the Christmas tree, waiting to be explored.With this enchanted forest theme, Sunway Carnival Mall hopes that everyone who visits them will get to find all the things they want for Christmas as they wander through a magical, beautiful, and unique ambiance.

Come, feast your eyes on the beautiful forest and its inhabitants:

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The mall is even having a special game to help make all your Christmas wishes come true, awwww! <3

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Whether you're wishing for something you've had your eye on for a while or a gift that you wanna give someone else, the Make a Wish & Catch Your Luck game is here to spread some jingle jolly Christmas joy with a digital magical wishing pond.All you'll need is some skills and a stroke of luck, hehe. ;)Here's how to play:Step 1: Scan the QR code found at Sunway Carnival MallStep 2: Fill in your detailsStep 3: Select the 'Make a Wish' option and write your message. It will appear on the magical wishing pond you'll see on your screen.Step 4: Tap on the pond to catch the fish and fairy within 60 seconds to win. Watch out for the frogs that will be trying to distract you!Step 5: Screenshot your score and redeem your mystery gift at the concierge counter located on the second floor.

You can also look forward to enjoying all kinds of family-friendly holiday activities. And don't forget to redeem exclusive gifts after you do your Christmas shopping!

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From meet and greets and workshops to entertaining performances, both kids and adults alike will be feeling the Christmas spirit and getting excited for the season.Highlights include a Santa Meet & Greet that is sure to get the little ones hyped, DIY Christmas Workshops (such as Sand Art, Christmas Felt Art, and Christmas Tree Paper Art) that will have kids enjoying a jolly good time while getting creative and creating one-of-a-kind creations to decorate your home, a Christmas Live Band Performance that will have everyone singing along to lovely festive songs, and a gorgeous Fairy Dance that is sure to impress.

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And what's Christmas without gifts, right? While you're picking up presents for your loved ones, Sunway Carnival Mall will give you something to bring home for yourself, yay!Check out their Wonderful Redemptions:- Furry Friends Hoodie Blanket: Spend RM500* (RM400 for HSBC Cardholders or Sunway Pals Members) in two same-day receipts to redeem

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- Magical Forest in Jar: Spend RM800* (RM700 for HSBC Cardholders or Sunway Pals Members) in two same-day receipts to redeem

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*Additional 200 Pals Points Giveaway on top of the on-going redemption. Limited to the first 1,000 Pals Members. While stocks last.

Whatchu waiting for? Faster head over to Sunway Carnival Mall to stroll through the gorgeous enchanted forest and check out all their other special Christmas offerings!

For more information about Sunway Carnival Mall, visit their website, Facebook, or Instagram.

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Proton X90 Is Now Available For Sale From RM123,800. Here's A First Look

The Proton X90 is now officially for sale in Malaysia, after being first revealed by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim earlier this week.
It also marks Proton's third X series SUV unit after the X50 and X70.

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The new vehicle from Proton will come in four variants, Standard, Executive, Premium, and Flagship. The first three variants are seven-seaters, while the Flagship variant is a six-seater. According to paultan, the X90 is 316mm longer and 69mm wider than its predecessor, the X70. It also sports a new front grille and full LED headlights.The SUV will be a mild-hybrid system paired together with a seven-speed dual clutch transmission that can deliver a combined output of 190PS combined with 300Nm of torque, as reported by lowyat.net.

It's also equipped with a few handy features never-seen-before features in a Proton vehicle

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These features include Traffic Sign Information which helps drivers detect upcoming road signs on the road, Rear Collision Warning which warns drivers of potential rear-end collisions, and Rear Cross Traffic alert which notifies drivers of approaching vehicles as they reverse their car.The Proton X90 will be available in six colours, Snow White, Armour Silver, Jet Grey, Cinnamon Brown, Ruby Red, and Marine Blue.

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Here are all the prices of the X90 based on their variants:

- Proton X90 1.5L Standard (seven-seater): RM123,800 - Proton X90 1.5L Executive (seven-seater): RM130,800 - Proton X90 1.5L Premium (seven-seater): RM144,800 - Proton X90 1.5L Flagship (six-seater): RMM152,800 You can find out more here.


11 Places In Bangkok That Serve Michelin-Awarded Street Food

1. Hoi Tod (fried oyster omelette) at Nai Mong Hoi Tod

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Awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Bangkok Michelin Guide, this little stall serves some of the best mussels and oysters fried into crepes and omelettes, similar to Malaysian orh jian. The crispiness of the fried egg mixed with the plump juiciness of the mussels or oysters will definitely make you crave more. Did we mention it's affordable too?Prices start from THB70 (RM9) onwards.Address:539 Phlap Phla Chai Rd, Khwaeng Pom Prap, Khet Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10100, ThailandOpening hours:11am - 9pm (Tues - Sun)

2. Tom yam seafood Mama at Jeh O Chula

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I know what you're thinking... why pay money for instant noodles? But hear us out when we say that this is the perfect after-party comfort food – you'll need to just try to believe it's true.Its ingredients includes: Mama instant noodles, shrimp, squid, ground pork, pork balls, crispy pork, eggs, and the usual Tom Yum ingredients.The dish is available as a pork ball version, seafood, or a combination of all. Take note that the noodles are only sold at 11pm onwards and is served in a sharing portion (enough for a minimum of two people).Prices start from THB120 (RM15) onwards.Address:Banthat Thong Road, 113 Charat Muang Road, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 (National Stadium BTS)Opening hours: 5.30pm - 1am daily.

3. Pad thai at Baan Yai Phad Thai

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You can find pad thai pretty much everywhere in Thailand, but this stall's noodles is said to be extremely flavourful with a distinct smokiness from the charcoal flames.Hailed as one of the best places to get your pad thai fix in Bangkok, it's no surprise that it has earned itself a Bib Gourmand award.With that said, be prepared to have to wait a bit in line!Price: less than THB200 (RM25).Address:108 Inthamara 47 Alley, Khwaeng Din Daeng,Khet Din Daeng, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, ThailandOpening hours: 4pm - 10.30pm daily.

4. Gai thod (Fried chicken) at Soi Polo

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This freshly fried chicken has the perfect balance of crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. But what really takes the dish to a spiritual level is its fried garlic toppings. Eat it on its own or order sticky rice and som tum (papaya salad) to complete your heavenly experience.Prices start from THB100 (RM13) onwards.Address: 137/1-2 Soi Polo, Sanam Khli Alley, Khwaeng Lumphini, Khet Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10330, ThailandOpening hours: 7am - 10pm daily.

5. Thai crab omelette at Raan Jay Fai

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Raan Jay Fai is the only street-side restaurant that was awarded with a Michelin star, according to the Bangkok Michelin Guide 2018.The stall is run by a 70-plus year old woman, known for her iconic safety goggles which she wears as she stir fries the crabs to perfection.According to this review, another recommended dish to try here is the drunken noodles, which is flat rice noodles fried with spicy sauce, large prawns, and marinated in wine. Prices for the crab omelette starts from THB1000 (RM128) onwards, while a plate of drunken noodles costs THB400 (RM50) onwards.Address:327 Mahachai Road (at intersection with Samranrat Road) Bangkok, ThailandOpening Hours: 2.30pm - 12am (Tues - Sat)

6. Pork rice porridge at Jok Prince

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Ah, the ultimate Asian comfort food – porridge. Located on a narrow alley is a stall which serves smooth, silky rice porridge topped with freshly cooked minced pork balls, sliced ginger, and a choice of raw or century egg. If you're an early bird, you'll definitely enjoy this hot bowl of congee for breakfast. However, the stall is also open for dinner and supper.Prices start from THB40 (RM5) onwards.Address:1391 Charoen Krung Rd, Khwaeng Silom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, ThailandOpening hours: 6am - 12pm (breakfast)4.30pm - 10pm (dinner and supper) daily.

7. Som tum (papaya salad) at Baan Somtum

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If you're looking for an eatery on the comfier side, Baan Somtum is an air-conditioned restaurant selling almost 30 different varieties of som tum.Som tum is a shredded green papaya salad, mixed with garlic, Thai chillies, fish sauce, roasted peanuts, lime, and more - giving it sweet, spicy, and tangy flavours. Order khao niew (sticky rice) to eat with it for the full north Thailand food experience. There are also other dishes available at the restaurant, such as fried fish, deep fried spicy minced pork, and pork ribs soup. Prices per dish range between THB45 - THB100 (RM6 - RM13).Address:9/1 Soi Pramuan, Si Wiang Road, BangkokOpening hours:11am - 10pm daily.

8. Braised beef noodles at Ten Suns

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For years, Chanyanpat Tiveschayun has continued the legacy of his grandfather's mouth-watering braised beef noodles at this shop house in Bangkok.The beef brisket is said to be braised for four to five hours before being served to customers in a piping bowl of noodles. Reviewers claim that it's so good, you'll want to slurp every drop up.Prices range between THB100 - THB200 (RM13 - RM26)Address:Wisut Kasat, Khwaeng Bang Khun Phrom, Khet Phra Nakhon, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10200, ThailandOpening hours:9am - 3pm (Tues - Sat)9am - 6pm (Sun)

9. Moo krob (crispy pork belly) at Guay Jub Mr. Joe

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You can't pay a visit to Thailand without indulging in this crispy pork goodness. The dish is served with a dark sweet sauce which perfectly contrasts the salty outer layer of the pork fat. You can also opt to eat it without the sauce or mixed into a bowl of peppery, soup noodles known as Guay jub.Prices start from THB55 (RM7) onwards.Address:313/7 Soi Chan 42-44, Wat Phraya Krai, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok 10120Opening hours:8am - 4.30pm daily.

10. Homemade fishball noodles in Lim Lao Ngow, Chinatown

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Having been around for 80 years, this restaurant chain has become known for its fresh, bouncy fish balls, made from a mix of fish and no flour.It is usually served with a bowl of homemade egg noodles. The fish wantons are said to be a must-try!There are several outlets around Bangkok, so do Google the closest one to you if you're in the mood for a good bowl of noodles!Prices are less than THB200 (RM25).Opening hours: 10am - 9pm daily.You can find out where its branches are here.

11. Duck soup noodles at Tung Sui Heng Pochana

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This family-run business earned its Bib Gourmand award for serving customers its signature clay pot stewed duck and goose for more than 50 years.You can also order a side of noodles to mix with the spicy duck broth.Prices start from THB200 (RM25) onwards.Address:649 ถนน บรรทัดทอง Khwaeng Wang Mai, Khet Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10330, ThailandOpening hours: 3pm - 10pm (Mon - Fri)2.30pm - 10pm (Sat - Sun)

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Nasihat Ustaz Bagi Para Suami Untuk Lebih Fahami Isteri Ini Mampu Buat Anda Tersentap

Mendirikan rumahtangga merupakan keputusan paling besar yang anda perlu lakukan seumur hidup. Ini kerana ianya merangkumi cara hidup anda buat selamanya.

Perkahwinan bukanlah sesuatu perkara yang remeh-temeh. Ianya melibatkan dua insan yang bersetuju untuk sentiasa bersama tidak kira susah atau senang. Termasuklah saling membantu satu sama lain ketika menjaga amanah dari Allah, iaitu anak.

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Namun, ada juga perkara yang sering menjadi perbincangan ramai iaitu mengenai isu seperti isteri dilayan seperti orang gaji dan hanya duduk di rumah untuk menjaga anak-anak tanpa mendapatkan perhatian yang sepenuhnya.Ianya juga merupakan salah satu sebab kenapa isteri-isteri di luar sana cepat letih dan akan mudah melenting kepada anak-anak. Mereka penat dan tidak cukup tangan untuk melakukan kesemua benda seorang diri.Baca perkongsian oleh seorang ustaz iaitu Ebit Lew di laman Facebook mengenai isu kenapa isteri mudah melenting dan marahkan anak-anak. Mungkin ianya boleh membuka mata masyarakat di luar sana dan tahu cara yang betul untuk atasi masalah ini.Perkongsian penuh di bawah:

Suami perlu cuba sebaik mungkin untuk fahami hati isteri yang selalu marah dan menjerit pada anak-anak. Ada sebabnya..

Seorang suami minta nasihat mengenai isterinya.Isterinya asyik marah anak-anak. Anak saya 3 orang ustaz. Isteri asyik mara dan jerit pada anak-anak. Terasa kasihan pada anak-anak. Terasa tiada hari anak-anak tak kena marah. Kadang-kadang saya tengok isteri saya sayang yang kecil je. Kakak sulung asyik kena marah je.Semua salah kakak besar. Saya takut anak jadi trauma. Dia kalau menjerit atau marah saya rasa nak lari rumah. Kalau saya cuba pertahankan anak saya. Dengan saya-saya kena marah.Abang nak tahu tak Allah sayang abang. Bila saya dengar ketua keluarga ingin bertanya soalan begini tandanya dia seorang yang baik dan bertanggungjawab. Abang nak bantu dan selesaikan. Sebenarnya selalu wanita tanya masalah suka cubit dan marah anak-anak. Bila saya dengar saya terus tanya ada bincang dengan suami..itu antara punca utama.

Selalunya wanita yang kerap dan mudah marah dan menjerit kepada anak-anak ini berasa mereka kurang kasih-sayang dan dahagakan perhatian dari seorang suami

Abang nak tahu tak sebenarnya bukanlah kita nak salahkan sesiapa. Selalunya wanita yang selalu marah-marah anak dan tak boleh kawal emosinya kerana dia dahagakan perhatian dan cinta suaminya. Dia rindukan suaminya. Dia ingin suaminya bersamanya. Isteri kita wanita yang Allah jadikan sensitif. Jiwa mereka lembut. Mereka dahagakan kasih sayang dan rasa kebersamaan dalam membuat segala urusan rumahtangga. Wanita ini bila kita dah dapat hati dia. Semuanya akan jadi superb. Juta-juta kali lebih layanan dan kasih sayangnya kepada suami dan anak-anak. Bila dah terluka dan sakit semuanya berubah.Kita perlu sedar. Dia bukan bibik kita. Dia bukan orang gaji kita. Mereka wanita yang kita nikahi maksudnya ingin kita cintai, sayangi, bimbing dan pembantu kita sehingga syurga Allah. Mereka bukan milik kita. Mereka amanah Allah.Sebab tu kata ulama pintu agama sebuah keluarga ialah Ayah. Pintu agama buat anak-anak ialah ibu. Jika kita membimbing isteri kita dengan Islam dengan cinta dan sayang insyaAllah isteri kita akan bimbing anak-anak kita Islam dengan cinta dan sayang. Mereka dahagakan belaian dan kasih sayang.

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"Esok kita mati, anak-anak tak berebut harta tapi berebut nak bagi syurga paling tinggi buat mak dan ayah mereka. Cinta ialah pendidikan yang utama pada keluarga selepas iman."

Peluk mereka. Sayangi mereka. Lihatlah nanti mereka akan peluk dan sayang anak-anak. Bila sampai rumah sunnah beri salam dan peluk atau cium ahli keluarga. Anak-anak dahagakan pelukan dan ucapan sayang. Mak anak yakni isteri kita yang penat sepanjang hari tu lagi dahagakan ciuman, pelukan dan ucapan sayang terima kaseh dari suaminya. Begitu juga kita kan abang. Kita pun ingin begitu. Kita semua cuma manusia yang sedang belajar nak jadi baik.Begitulah juga seorang ibu yang melayan anak besar sampai anak kecil dengan cinta dan sayang..begitulah kakaknya pula akan mencintai adiknya. Esok adiknya pun akan saling mencintai dan menyayangi kakak dan mak ayahnya. Esok kita mati mereka tak berebut harta tapi berebut nak bagi syurga paling tinggi buat mak ayah. Cinta ialah pendidikan yang utama pada keluarga selepas iman.Suami isteri yang saling membantu. Saling mencintai. Saling menghargai akan membuat anak-anak pun jadi begitu. Janganlah pernah bergaduh depan anak-anak. Nanti anak kita akan jadi stress dan mereka akan jadi hipokrit. Jangan paksa anak kita terpaksa memilh antara kedua ibu bapa. Dalam kata lain satu bas tapi ada 2 pemandu dan 2 arah tujuan. Kerana itu biarlah tidur sekali dan mimpi pun sama.

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Para suami harus tahu, apabila isteri memarahi anak-anak, jangan pula anda marah atau tengking isteri depan anak-anak. Malah, buat apa yang patut. Bantu mereka dalam situasi itu.

Bila isteri marah anak. Jangan lawan atau marah isteri depan anak. Bila isteri marah kita bantu apa yang patut. Kadang-kadang masa tu dia tengah susu anak, 2 anak lagi bergaduh dan jatuhkan air atau makanan. Kita tolong kutip makanan yang jatuh bersihkan. Kita tolong jaga 2 anak lagi.Biasa mereka marah sedang mereka masak lauk di dapur seorang diri. Kita suami kadang-kadang tengok tv atau hp. Anak-anak dah sepahkan rumah ada yang mengacau di dapur. Mereka kunci jam Mereka masak sahur, mereka kena hidang. Mereka kejut anak. Mereka kejut suami, mereka kemas pinggan dan dapur. Mereka kena marah kalau tak kemas. Mereka kena marah kalau terlambat. Mereka kena marah jika penat tak bangun sahur.Mereka bukan marah anak sebenarnya abang. Seperti anak-anak. Mereka buat hal, mereka jadi pelik, mereka bergaduh, mereka tak nak pergi sekolah, mereka dahagakan perhatian dan kasih sayang ibu bapanya. Lagi mereka kena marah dan jerit lagi mereka berusaha tarik perhatian..buat macam-macam.Sebab tu banyak isteri yang dulunya baik dan lemah lembut. Tapi bila suami dia buat hal dan ada perempuan lain. Dia maafkan tapi belum dapat lupakan mereka jadi berubah. Terus jadi pemarah dan kuat mengamuk dan bermasam muka, mula minta macam-macam. Cemburu lain macam. Sangka macam-macam sebab hati mereka dah luka.

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Apa para suami perlu lakukan untuk mengatasi masalah seperti ini diantara keluarga?

Ubatnya kita sebagai ketua keluarga hidupkan amalan ta'lim dalam rumah. Pergi berdating berdua. Berjuang di jalan Allah. Cuba bawa isteri 3hari belajar iman. Berada di jalan Allah.Pergi umrah. Ziarah Kaabah. Ziarah Rasulullah saw. Solat malam sama-sama. Bersyukur kunci segalanya. Sentiasa sabar. Lihat orang yang lebih susah dari kita.Ya Allah sayangilah isteri kami yang tercinta. Kami maafkan segala salah silap mereka semua kepada kami. Kerana semua ini salah kami sebagai suami kerana belum menjadi suami yang baik. Maafkan kami kerana belum menjadi isteri yang baik.

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Man Allegedly Refuses To Pay RM660 Bill For 'Luxury' Seafood Platter At A Pudu Restaurant

A customer is being called out by a popular seafood restaurant in Kuala Lumpur for allegedly refusing to pay a RM660 bill and making slanderous comments about them online

Fatt Kee Roast Fish is a local restaurant located on Jalan Pasar in Pudu. The restaurant is famous for their 'Luxury Dinner', which is essentially a large seafood platter consisting of flower crabs, scallops, green mussels, slipper lobsters, freshwater prawns, and a fish head.The price starts from RM388 per platter, and it can go up to RM799.In a Facebook post published last Friday, 11 December, Fatt Kee Roast Fish wrote that a customer refused to pay his bill after ordering the Luxury Dinner platter worth RM388, insisting that he had not ordered it in the first place.The incident took place at around 8pm last Wednesday, 9 December.However, the restaurant has always been prepared to avoid such a situation from happening because a blunder in taking an order can set back their daily revenue due to the platter's hefty cost of ingredients.One of the measures is having a whopping 60 closed-circuit television (CCTVs) cameras to record order-taking processes at every table in the premise.Another procedure is confirming the facts with the waiters who take the orders before confronting the customers who made the complaint.

The price for the Luxury Dinner ranges from RM388 to RM799.
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"After verifying the situation, the waiter confirmed that the customer ordered a small Luxury Dinner," wrote Fatt Kee Roast Fish

Referring to CCTV footage as evidence, the restaurant showed a 30-second clip and a screenshot of the customer holding the restaurant's menu while pointing at the RM388 platter, suggesting that the customer had indeed made the order. "Following that, the customer began to agitatedly deny making the order. He also claimed the customer service was bad," the post read."The lady boss came forward, called the waiter to stand aside, and waited for the boss to deal with it. Basically, the waiter was scolded despite making no blunder."According to the restaurant, the customer fled the scene after the fracas. The restaurant's boss tried to stop him from leaving, insisting that he had to pay the bill."Most businesses will respond similarly (asking the customer to pay). After all, the cost of the seafood platter is not small. It has nine different kinds of seafood," they said.Seeing that there was nothing they could do to a fleeing customer, the restaurant owner decided to let the matter slip.

The customer can be seen gesturing over the RM388 item to a waiter.
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But the customer later took to Facebook to smear the restaurant's reputation by making false remarks

In a now-deleted public post, the customer described the restaurant as a dishonest business, while adding, "I haven't started eating and I was told to pay RM210 per person."According to the customer's comments, as sighted by Fatt Kee Roast Fish, he was found making slanderous remarks about them. Many of his claims are filled with discrepancies. In one instance, he allegedly told his followers not to visit the restaurant because they "acted like gangsters". Other times, he said the restaurant "is run by gangsters".One comment shows the customer saying that he visited the restaurant in a group of 12, but based on CCTV footage, Fatt Kee Roast Fish said the customer was merely dining in a group of six.The customer also claimed that he was ordered to pay RM210 per pax — or RM1,260 in total if it is calculated based on a group of six — even though the bill only added up to RM659.42. He said the restaurant served up a "big lobster" and that it caused them to "jump up and [reject] them".Several comments also show his followers calling him "Datuk", while in others, the customer says he already lodged a police report over the matter.

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To protect their business from the attack, Fatt Kee Roast Fish's owner lodged a counter police report to serve as official documentation

In an update published yesterday, 14 December, the restaurant thanked netizens for the support as their business was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic — and now, they have to deal with a lawsuit."After negotiating over a phone call, a consensus could not be reached. The Datuk did not admit any wrongdoing and said the matter will be dealt with through legal channels," Fatt Kee Roast Fish said. "I will have to continue fighting to sustain the livelihood of my family and pay for legal fees. Your patronage is our best support."

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On Fatt Kee Roast Fish's Facebook page, the business received an outpouring of support from netizens

The first Facebook post highlighting the incident went viral with over 4,100 shares.Among the 1,700 comments, a few netizens shared photos showing the customer dressed in a shirt bearing a political party's logo.Some joked that the customer looks like China President Xi Jinping.

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"Fatt Kee Roast Fish, go! Don't easily let this scum get off the hook. If you win the lawsuit, remember to give your patrons a 20% discount for supporting you," said a person.Another comment added, "If you can't afford it, don't eat it. You want to protect your reputation, so you say the restaurant is dishonest. You're a scammer. There is CCTV evidence showing you ordering (the item). Furthermore, you are a 'Datuk'. Boo!"

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SAYS reached out to the restaurant for a comment, but they refused to divulge further, explaining that the case is currently being handled by their lawyers.The customer who lodged a police report over the restaurant did not immediately respond to SAYS' request for comment as well.Read Fatt Kee Roast Fish's full post here.

Meanwhile, businesses that have been struggling due to the Movement Control Order (MCO) have also fallen victim to pranksters:

                Netizen Confesses To Pulling Cruel Prank On Classmate's Father Who Runs A Hawker Stall

The netizen called the classmate a 'boastful' student who drives a Honda City to campus.

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                First-Time Online Seller Suffers Loss Of RM140 After Prank By A "YouTuber"

The team behind JinnyboyTV has clarified that they are not involved in the prank and, in return, promoted the lady's ...

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SPM Will Start As Scheduled In Penang. Here's What Students And Parents Should Know

The Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) exam scheduled to start from 6 November, will go on as planned in Penang despite the catastrophic floods in the state, the Penang Education Department has said

However, its director, Shaari Osman, has assured that the state will ensure that all candidates affected by the floods will be able to sit for the examination on Monday.

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Shaari gave the assurance that any SPM candidate in the state affected by the flood will get help to reach their examination centre, adding that he hopes they can answer their exam questions calmly

The Education Ministry has been mobilised and a special SPM Security Committee comprising various agencies has been set up to deal with the flood situation.According to Penang Education Department director Shaari Osman, only one secondary school in Teluk Kumbar is being used as a flood relief centre so far."We have asked all parties to use primary schools for flood relief purposes. Also, we will make sure that the affected SPM candidates get help reaching examination centres," he told Malay daily Berita Harian.He added that candidates in flood-affected schools such as the Al-Mashoor Religious Secondary School (Men) and SMK Seri Mutiara have nothing to worry about as the examination hall has been set up at the schools' upper floors.

He also said that if SPM candidates are unable to reach their registered centres, they can sit for their exam at any nearby school

Meanwhile, Deputy Minister of Education P. Kamalanathan was quoted by FMT saying that the state Education Department had been placed on full alert."We are still assessing the situation but, ideally, we hope to carry out the examination on time and according to the schedule. All teachers and invigilators have been told to prepare themselves to aid all students who are sitting for the exam. Our priority is for the safety of students; everything else is secondary."The Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) exam begins on 6 November and is scheduled to go on until 4 December. Tomorrow, the BM Paper 1 is scheduled at 8am, followed by the Visual Arts-Art Theory Paper 1 at 11am and BM Paper 2 at 2pm.

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Deputy Minister of Education P. Kamalanathan has asked SPM candidates to check his Facebook page for exam related updates

You can check the Deputy Minister of Education's FB page here.


These Gooey Japanese Cheese Tarts Have Arrived In Malaysia And OMG JUST GIMME

Cheese is love, cheese is life... and these melty, gooey cheese tarts from a newly-opened cafe in PJ totally gets where we're coming from!

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Tokyo Secret, which has just opened its doors in Ikano Power Centre on 28 May, specialises in half-baked Japanese-inspired cheese tarts

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What's so special about these cheese tarts, you ask? Well, for one, warm molten cheese starts oozing out of the tarts the moment you take a bite out of the flaky crust!

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Plus, the vast amounts of cheese used in the creation of these baked wonders are imported from Japan.

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Seriously, just look at all that cheesy goodness. We kinda want to just smoosh our faces into the tart... :p

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Here's the best part - the cheese tarts are freshly baked in batches, so you can be sure that you'll get a piping hot piece whenever you walk in!

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Don't worry if you're buying it to-go, the cheese remains soft even when cooled to room temperature.You can also have it chilled, which gives the tart a cheesecake-like texture.

The tarts cost RM7.90 apiece. A little pricey for tarts, but totally worth it because... CHEESE. *heart eyes*

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Besides their to-die-for cheese tarts, Tokyo Secrets also offers their own brand of affogato and soft serve varieties with funky names such as Maple Volcano, Fujiyama Winter, Uji Frost, and Kyoto Matcha

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Can't wait to get your hands on them? Tokyo Secrets is located in Ikano Power Centre a.k.a. the mall attached to IKEA Mutiara Damansara.

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Address: Lot No. G23 (inside Mac City), IPC Shopping Centre, 2, Jalan PJU 6/2, Mutiara Damansara, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Opening Hours: 10.00am to 10.00pm daily. Contact Details: Call 03-7733 0231 or e-mail [email protected] if you have any enquiries. Website | Facebook | Instagram


What Are Najib And UMNO Ministers Saying About Bersih 4 And Tun M's Surprise Appearance?

PM Najib Razak declared that the organisers and participants are "shallow and poor in patriotism and love for their motherland", lambasting them for using National Day as a "stage for political conflict"

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"We want to celebrate independence, there are some people who want to show their feelings at the historic place in Merdeka Square."Don't they understand, are they that shallow and poor in their patriotism and love for their motherland? Don't they understand the country was built on the blood and sweat of our freedom fighters?"From the era of Mat Kilau, Tok Janggut and Umno freedom fighters to our soldiers and police, who died as martyrs, because we want to ensure the independence of our country," he said when officiating the Jerantut Umno delegates' meeting on 29 August.

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"Even if they want to gather, choose a time and place that will not be provocative. Whatever differences in opinion or ideology between us, National Day should not be a stage for political conflict," Najib said in an audio recording uploaded on his blog.He said the Merdeka celebration should be a time where rakyat put aside their differences and celebrate it with patriotism.He pointed out that national heroes who have fought for the country's independence right down to school-goers have prepared hard for the Merdeka parade."Would it be appropriate for this (Bersih 4) gathering to be held at the time and place so close to our Merdeka Day? Think about it," he said.

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He also accused "those who wear this yellow attire" of deliberately trying to discredit the country's "good name" to the international community

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"Those who wear this yellow attire, who are they, they want to discredit our good name, scribble black coal on Malaysia's face to the outside world, when in reality, this is their country because of UMNO's struggle they are successful," he said.

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Later, he cited "media reports" that only an insignificant 20,000 people attended the protest while "the rest of the Malaysian population are with the government", adding that they can "gather hundreds of thousands" from FELDA settlers alone

Najib speaking at Gong Badak Stadium, Kuala Terengganu yesterday (29 August).
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“There might have been 20,000 people at the rally, as reported by some media, but I am sure only 20,000 are a little dissatisfied. The rest of the Malaysian population are with the government,” he was quoted as saying by The Star Online.

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“What is 20,000, we can gather hundreds of thousands. FELDA settlers alone could make the numbers,” he was quoted saying further.

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Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek came to the conclusion that the Bersih 4 rally is not only intended to topple the government, they are also bent on destroying the country

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"We find that the module used by Bersih is similar to that used to topple governments Arab Spring style where there is no clear leader or organisation and social media is used."When the governments in Libya, Yemen fell, the people suffered and some had to flee to other countries. In the end, who was responsible (for the rallies)?"This is what Bersih is attempting," he told reporters after launching the Selangor-level Farmers, Breeders and Fishermen's Day in Kuala Selangor.

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Shabery said he was not surprised when outsiders supported Bersih 4 because they wanted to see an unstable and insecure Malaysia. He said it could not be denied that many supported the rally but, in the end, the people would suffer the consequences."Bersih does not bring any good to the country. It is saddening that the rally is disrupting preparations for the National Day celebration on Monday," he said.

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UMNO division chief Datuk Azian Osman called on deputy PM Dato' Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi to arrest participants of the "illegal assembly", adding that UMNO can assemble 200,000 people and even former PM Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to back the party too

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“Arrest them. It is an illegal assembly. Catch each and everyone of them,” Azian had said, adding that UMNO too could mobilise people if it wanted to.“I’m confident we can get 200,000 to the ground. We will get Pak Lah (Tun Ahmad Badawi). It will be blue and red versus yellow,” he said in clear reference to Dr Mahathir’s appearance at the rally in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday night.

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Indeed, Zahid Hamidi - who is also Home Minister - gave his word that the authorities are monitoring the situation at the rally and that action will be taken towards those who act against the law, especially the masterminds behind Bersih 4

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“The police are monitoring the people behind it. They are listening to every word that’s being uttered. We know what is happening," he said.

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Zahid Hamidi said among the legal action that could be taken against them are the Peaceful Assembly Act, the Sedition Act, the Penal Code and Police Act. He also reminded the parties concerned not to blame the authorities if action was taken against them."I agree with Tan Sri IGP (Khalid Abu Bakar), dare to do, dare to take responsibility. Don't accuse the authorities, especially the government of being despotic because in reality they are cruel to themselves," he said.

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The Deputy Prime Minister also advised the Malays to not allow themselves to be exploited by DAP for political purposes

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"We (the Malays) are often challenged because they (DAP) consider us weak... So they try to put us at loggerheads with one another," he was quoted as saying when speaking at the Ipoh Timor Umno division annual meet on 30 August.The racial composition of the rally became a focal point, when unlike previous protests, there was dismal Malay participation in Bersih 4. UMNO mouthpiece Utusan Malaysia, in its Sunday edition Mingguan Malaysia, stated on its frontpage that DAP dominated Bersih 4.

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Zahid also remarked on Tun Dr. Mahathir's brief appearance on the 1st day of the rally, saying that no one should support a leader who appeared at a rally "for only six minutes"

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Zahid Hamidi said Dr Mahathir’s arrival at the rally had added pressure on the police, which had to look after his safety. The Home Minister however, declined to comment whether police would take action against Dr Mahathir for his presence at the rally. "I leave it up to the police," he said.

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Speaking of Tun M, several UMNO ministers expressed their disappointment that the former premier had joined the rally last night. He was also present at the Central Market section of the rally today.

Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein.
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Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said that even if the former premier did not see eye to eye with the country’s current leadership and the direction the nation was taking, affiliating himself with the Opposition was unacceptable and rather hypocritical.“During the demonstrations in 1998, during his administration, he clearly stated that street demonstrations were not the proper approach to voice grievances, let alone a means to bring down the government. He must be aware of the impact that the rally has on safety and the dangers if these demonstrations are left unchecked,” wrote the minister on his official Facebook page today.

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“I am very disappointed that Tun M (Mahathir) turned up and ‘bersekongkol’ (collaborated) with Bersih,” newly-minted UMNO minister Datuk Seri Panglima Salleh Said Keruak told delegates at the Malay party’s Sungai Besar Umno division meeting on 29 August.

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“For me, Tun Dr Mahathir’s presence at the rally shows that he agrees with Bersih and what they do. That encourages people to participate in street demonstrations. It means that he has changed his stance,” added the Communications and Multimedia minister.

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"Dr Mahathir's presence at the Bersih 4 gathering yesterday is very shocking and disappointing."Finally, Tun (Dr Mahathir) himself, a staunch opponent of road demonstrations is involved in one," Rural and Regional Development Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob, who is also UMNO Supreme Council member, told reporters after opening the Beluran UMNO division delegates meeting.

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UMNO mouthpiece Utusan Malaysia reported that many Malays are unhappy with the former PM for appearing at Bersih 4 on 29 August, as it contradicts his previous stand on public protests

The frontpage of Utusan Malaysia on 29 August.
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Awang Selamat, the pseudonym for the collective editorial team of the UMNO-mouthpiece, said that Dr Mahathir had seen a series of "illegal and wild protests" from supporters of Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. He was referring to the 1998 "reformasi" period after Dr Mahathir, who was the prime minister then, sacked his deputy Anwar, triggering a wave of mass demonstrations and protests in Kuala Lumpur."He never backed down and in fact, had always slammed the culture of illegal assemblies despite it being seen as a movement of the people by the foreign media and by Anwar himself," Awang wrote in Mingguan Malaysia, the weekend edition of Utusan Malaysia."For the Bersih organisers and participants, it is seen as a sign of his support towards the rally. But all the feedback we received, especially from Malays, expresses discomfort and anger with Dr Mahathir, who had always rejected Bersih."

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Datuk Abdul Rahman Dahlan, however, does not seem fazed by the rally. In a series of tweets, he remarked on Bersih's failure to topple the ruling coalition BN and that there is more to winning elections than "donning coloured T-shirts, camping overnight or blowing vuvuzelas".

4 Bersih rallies & the govt is still standing. When will these ppl realize that the real battle is at grassroot, which is BN's forte?— Abdul Rahman Dahlan (@mpkotabelud) August 30, 2015

There is more to winning an election. It's not just about donning colored t shirts, camping overnight or blowing vuvuzelas, rowdy & noisy!— Abdul Rahman Dahlan (@mpkotabelud) August 30, 2015

100k+? Mana ada!  Don't flatter yourself la. But at 20k count, it is still a good effort of Bersih4  https://t.co/TMRQtE0ri6— Abdul Rahman Dahlan (@mpkotabelud) August 30, 2015

Besides being Minister of Urban Wellbeing, Housing and Local Government, Rahman Dahlan is also MP of Kota Belud and Barisan Nasional's Director of Strategic Communications.

While most are condemning the Bersih 4 rally, newly-elected Deputy Home Minister Datuk Nur Jazlan thanked the participants of Bersih as well as the police for maintaining a peaceful demonstration

Thanks to the participants of Bersih for peaceful demo so far. Thanks to the police for being patient and tolerant maintaining public order— Nur Jazlan (@NurJazlan) August 29, 2015

Bersih participants should now go home for the night and be with their families and enjoy the rest of the weekend— Nur Jazlan (@NurJazlan) August 29, 2015

Before the rally, Nur Jazlan urged people not to take part in Bersih 4, warning that anarchists may try to create chaos to instigate police into using high-handed tactics against protesters. He said previous Bersih rallies had turned violent because politicians hijacked Bersih’s objectives of a peaceful assembly.

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Bersih 4 had a pretty exciting start on Day 1. Check out the highlights:

                25,000 Or 200,000 People? These Epic Drone Shots Of #Bersih4 Day 1 Will Help You Decide

This view from above feels larger than life!

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                Banners, Balloons, Bullhorns, And Brollies: All The Photos From Day 1 Of #Bersih4

Kuala Lumpur was a sea of yellow as thousands of protesters flooded the streets.

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                Pikachu & More Quirky Costumes We Spotted In The Sea Of Yellow At Bersih 4

With their impeccable fashion sense and great enthusiasm, these Bersih 4 fashionistas might just make it into the Mal...

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Malaysians stationed all around the world got quite creative with their rallies too:

                [GALERI] Solidariti #Bersih4 Oleh Rakyat Malaysia Dari Serata Dunia Ini Amat Menakjubkan

Rakyat Malaysia di luar negara turut sama terasa kehangatan #Bersih4.

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Mauritania Girls Force-fed to Satisfy Men's Love for XL Women

WATCH: How Mauritanian women are fattened up 'like foie gras geese'

READ: Force fed to find a husband: How Mauritanian women are fed with pills meant for animals

A belief that big is beautiful is causing a self-inflected obesity crisis in a West African country and putting the lives of women at risk. In Mauritania women are encouraged to gain as much weight as possibly from childhood in order to be considered attractive.

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Morton said he felt sick from the food he was having to consume, a problem often experienced by the Mauretanian women. So they have found another way to gain weight that's easier to stomach but just as damaging to their health - taking pills.
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For Mauritania women to find husbands, they have to be fat. So they force-feed themselves large quantities of camel milk, bread crumbs soaked in olive oil, and goat meat. This practice is referred to as "gavage" — meaning force-feeding of ducks to make foie gras

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According to Vice magazine, more than half of women in Mauritania are overweight and 20% of the female population are obese.

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U.S. journalist Thomas Morton was sent to Mauritania to investigate the problem for the HBO documentary series, Vice.

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One local woman told Morton: 'Medication is the modern form of gavage. These pills are not meant to be used by humans.' The women said the animal growth hormones end up giving the women who take them a disproportionate body shape with a big stomach, face and breasts but thin arms and legs.

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She said: 'Women can't have children because of this type of gavage. The big problem is this often leads to heart failure, repeated heart attacks, rare are the ones who escape. There are consequences - diseases, malformations and insanity.'

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In Pictures: The fat farms of Mauritania (Click to read brief descriptions inside)

Even so, about 20% of females in Mauritania are obese, and more than half are overweight. Comparatively, only about 4% of men are obese and 20% are overweight.
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The number of obese women is striking for a country that struggles with drought.
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Obesity has long been the standard of beauty in Mauritania. Being fat is considered a sign of wealth, where being thin is a sign of poverty.
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Local men who spoke to Vice agreed that in Mauritania, big is beautiful.
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As a result, mothers begin force-feeding their daughters at a young age to ensure that when they're old enough to marry, they are attractive under Mauritanian standards.
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The tradition of "gavage" is sometimes referred to as torture by those who are familiar with it. Parents sometimes crush their daughters' toes with pincers if they resist
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Vice sent Thomas Morton to Mauritania to experience gavage first-hand. He heads to a gavage camp in the desert to see how much weight he can gain in two days
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Morton's "gavage partner" teaches him about the tradition, which she has participated in since childhood. At first, the process doesn't seem too different than overeating at dinner.
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But soon, the heat and copious amounts of milk and food start to take their toll.
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Morton says the milk chugging has a "frat hazing element" to it.
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Breakfast consists of breadcrumbs soaked in olive oil.
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Lunch is goat meat, bread and another bowl of milk. Mauritanian women sometimes eat two or three lunches a day.
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Morton can't keep it all down. He says, "It feels like the food has filled my entire chest cavity and is now deflating my lungs."
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After two days at the desert gavage camp, Morton goes from around 120 pounds to around 130. If that's the effect two days of force-feeding have, it's hard to imagine what a lifetime of gavage does to one's body
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Fortunately, some Mauritanians are beginning to realize how dangerous the practice is. Morton's gavage partner says she'd never make her daughters participate, because she's worried about what it could do to their bodies.
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Mauritania's mega meals: What 16, 000 calories per day looks like!

What 16, 000 calories per day looks like!
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Mauritania, in West Africa, is one of the poorest nations in the world

Mauritania, in West Africa, is one of the poorest nations in the world. The country is "suffering from a worsening food crisis," according to Vice.
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UiTM Professor Suspended Until University Completes Internal Investigation

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The lecturer who berated a B40 student without a laptop has been dismissed from duty until the completion of internal investigations, announced Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)

In a statement today, 1 April, the university said the decision to put the lecturer, Professor Dr Roshana Takim, on leave was made by the university's board of directors yesterday, 31 March."This decision was made to ensure that the university's investigation can be carried out effectively and orderly," they said.The lecturer has been put on leave starting today.

UiTM's main campus in Shah Alam.
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UiTM also said it will not hesitate to take action against anyone found spreading confidential information that may tarnish the university's reputation, intentionally or otherwise

"UiTM will not hesitate to lodge a report to the authorities if there are parties that are sharing misleading postings," they warned.The university is believed to be referring to a three-page document that was circulated on social media yesterday.The document, sighted by SAYS on Twitter, appeared to be a leaked internal memo presenting the chronological order of events that led to the viral video and details of the underprivileged student involved in the incident.According to Malay Mail, the university lodged a police report after the confidential letter found its way to public eye.

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[PHOTOS] Xiaomi's Uber Cool (And Ridiculously Cheap) Mi Band Is Soon Coming To Malaysia

Xiaomi, after offering high-quality smartphones at mid-range prices and capturing the smartphone market, is now hopping on the wearable tech bandwagon with its Mi Band. It's a slickly designed fitness tracker that sells for less than RM60 (USD 18).

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The Mi Band, which went on sale in China on 18 August and is expected to launch in the Malaysian market soon, is an impressive entry-level wearable tech for those that don't really want to make a big monetary commitment into their first fitness tracker

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Flaunting an extremely uber looking aluminium surface with a micro laser perforation and no display screen, the Mi Band is water resistant (IP67) and boasts a standby life of 30 days

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It's IP67 certification means that it's very resistant to dust and can be submerged up to a depth of 1 meter for 30 minutes inside water

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Packing quite a handful of sensors to monitor your daily health activities like distance walked, calories burnt, and how much deep sleep you managed, the Mi Band offers basically all the features of a high-end fitness band at a tiny fraction of the price

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Made of a hypoallergenic band that is suitable for sensitive skin, all of its technical features live inside a small alloy body with LED notification lights. This alloy device can be easily slipped in and out of different colour rubber wrist straps to suit your style.

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Equipped with a silent alarm which vibrates, the Mi Band also comes with proximity unlocking feature, which allows a Xiaomi phone to be unlocked without keying in a passcode when the Mi Band is within 15cm of the phone. The band will work with most Android smartphones, but some features may not be available.

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But it seems that the Mi Band is not only going to push for fame among Android users – a new video, posted on Xiao MiShop's YouTube channel, shows that the Mi Band is iOS-ready, pairing up to an iPhone 6 that has the proprietary Xiaomi app installed on it

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While the exact date regarding when is it going to be made available for Malaysian fans is not known yet, a new listing has appeared on Xiaomi Malaysia's website for the Mi Band

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The Xiaomi Mi Band will be priced at RM59, but a Fitness Bundle with the Redmi Note 4G will be made available on its 16 December sale for RM648 – you don’t actually save on this bundle. Xiaomi has not yet provided any indication that the Mi Band will be available for sale on its own, though its retail price reveal should mean it would be available soon in a variety of colours. Head on to the official Mi Band product page for more information, complete with sleek animations.

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Mydin USJ 1 And Jaya Grocer Will Open 30 Mins Earlier For Senior Citizens And OKU To Shop

Starting from 18 March onwards, Mydin in USJ 1 and Jaya Grocer outlets will open 30 minutes earlier for senior citizens and OKU to shop in a non-crowded environment

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The new opening hours were announced in light of the recent Restricted Movement Order to curb COVID-19 in Malaysia.

Mydin USJ 1 will open from 7.30am onwards, instead of the usual 8am

In a Facebook video posted by SJ Echo yesterday, 16 March, Mydin Mohamed Holdings managing director Datuk Ameer Ali Mydin urged the public to avoid panic-buying and to just buy what you need."In situations like this, if you buy more, you're depriving other fellow Malaysians from getting what they also need. At times like this, we must always help each other," he advised.He also added that there is an adequate supply of all basic essentials so there is no need to panic.

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Mydin will also have dedicated cashier counters available for senior citizens and OKU, along with staff to help them get downstairs

You can watch the video of the announcement below:

Meanwhile, all Jaya Grocer outlets will open from 9.30am onwards for elderly customers, their caretakers, and anyone vulnerable

The special opening hours will start from Wednesday, 18 March until 31 March.

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You can read the full announcement below:

Avoid over-purchasing essentials because it will only make matters worse:

                "No Need For Panic-Buying" - Government Warns That It Can Worsen COVID-19 Outbreak

Just buy what you need.

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Yesterday, 16 March, the Prime Minister announced that Malaysia will be under a Restricted Movement Order until 31 March:

                [BREAKING] PM Announces Restricted Movement Order Beginning 18 March

This is not a military lockdown, but a nationwide health precaution, he stressed.

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Netizen Sokong Pelaksanaan GEG & RUU Kawalan Produk Tembakau Dan Merokok 2022

Follow kami di Telegram, Instagram dan TikTok SAYS Seismik, jadi antara yang terawal untuk dapatkan berita serta artikel-artikel menarik.Artikel ini ditaja oleh Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia.

Baru-baru ini sebuah soal selidik telah dijalankan secara dalam talian bagi melihat reaksi rakyat Malaysia mengenai pelaksanaan Generational Endgame (GEG) & Rang Undang-Undang (RUU) Kawalan Produk Tembakau dan Merokok 2022

Pelbagai reaksi telah diterima melalui soal selidik yang dijalankan, namun kebanyakan netizen memberikan reaksi positif terhadap isu ini.

Ramai yang belum tahu apa itu GEG?

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Ramai yang memberikan reaksi positif terhadap pelaksanaan GEG namun, berdasarkan soal selidik yang telah dijalankan sehingga 27 Julai 2022, sebanyak 50.2% responden tidak mengetahui bahawa Kementerian Kesihatan Malaysia (KKM) sedang berusaha untuk melaksanakan RUU Kawalan Produk Tembakau dan Merokok 2022.Walaupun begitu, 60.7% responden bersetuju bahawa pelaksanaan GEG dan RUU tidak menghalang hak dan kebebasan mereka.Hal ini menunjukkan bahawa lebih banyak usaha perlu dilakukan untuk menjelaskan kepada netizen tentang kepentingan dan tujuan utama pelaksanaan GEG iaitu menyelamatkan nyawa lebih ramai rakyat Malaysia terutama generasi muda.

GEG & RUU dapat mengawal lambakan produk tembakau dan rokok elektronik

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Tujuan utama RUU Kawalan Produk Tembakau dan Merokok 2022 adalah untuk mengawal penggunaan kesemua jenis produk merokok termasuk rokok elektronik (vape), cerut, shisha dan lain-lain.Ini termasuklah melarang pengiklanan sebarang produk rokok elektronik (vape) melalui platform media massa, media cetak dan media sosial sebagaimana kawalan sedia ada terhadap pengiklanan hasil tembakau.

Netizen setuju pelaksanaan GEG & RUU!

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Apa yang boleh admin konklusikan, walaupun masih ramai yang 'blur-blur' mengenai pelaksanaan GEG & RUU Kawalan Produk Tembakau dan Merokok 2022 ia tidak menghalang 81.6% responden lain untuk bersetuju GEG dan RUU dilaksanakan.Hal ini mungkin disokong oleh pertambahan masalah kesihatan dalam kalangan perokok dan pengguna rokok elektronik seperti penyakit E-Cigarette or Vaping Products Use-Associated Lung Injury (EVALI) kerana berdasarkan hasil soal selidik, 60.3% responden tahu apa itu penyakit EVALI dan kesannya terhadap kesihatan.Jadi, anda yang masih tak tahu mengenai usaha NGO dan KKM untuk menggesa tindakan yang sewajarnya diambil bagi menurunkan kadar jumlah perokok kepada 5%. Anda boleh klik artikel ini dan jawab soal selidik di bawah kerana hasil soal selidik anda mungkin dibentangkan di Parlimen.

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Did You Know: Malaysia's Last Tin Mining Site Also Houses Our Country's Biggest Maze Park

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This is Tanjung Tualang Tin Dredge No 5 (TT5). It is Malaysia's last surviving tin ore mining site that's located in Batu Gajah, Perak.

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Image via @tt5perak (Instagram)

The latest attraction at TT5 is its maze park, which is the largest one in Malaysia

This maze park has a built-up area of 55,000sqft, and is shaped like a heart. It looks so pretty from these overhead shots!

Image via @tt5perak (Instagram)

Image via @tt5perak (Instagram)

So, what happened to TT5? Let's dive into the history of the former tin dredge site to find out.
TT5 was built in 1938 by FW Payne & Sons, and is almost 83 years old today

When the tin rush in Taiping first started in 1848, Perak quickly became the richest state in Malaya. However, due to declining tin prices, factories had to be shut down or sold off. In 1982, TT5 ceased operations, and was donated to the Perak State Government by the Malaysia Mining Corporation (MMC) in 1997. Currently, TT5 remains the only complete tin dredge in our country.

Image via @tt5perak (Instagram)

Image via @tt5perak (Instagram)

This former tin mining site contains 1,001 tales about the heritage of the tin miners who worked there during the golden age of Perak's tin ore mining industry

Many of its heritage items are on display in its gallery, known as [email protected] It also houses tin dredge equipment and tools, as well as old photos and information panels that illustrate historical facts about tin mining.

Image via @tt5perak (Instagram)

Image via TT5 Perak

TT5 is now open to visitors, and has been offering daily guided tours since 2017

Visitors may drop by for a paid tour of the tin dredge, and appreciate its unique history. The in-house tour guides will narrate many interesting tales of the ex-miners and the tin mining process.

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Image via TT5 Perak

During the tour, you will have the opportunity to participate in hands-on activities, such as learning the process of panning

Panning, also known as mendulang or dulang washing, is the technique of separating particles of tin from soil or gravel by washing it in a pan with water. You can discover how the soil is taken up from the lake by the buckets, and sifted in pans to produce tin concentrate.

Image via @tt5perak (Instagram)

Image via TT5 Perak

There are also many picturesque spots around the maze that you can explore

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Image via @tt5perak (Instagram)

Here are 5 other fun activities you can participate in while you're there:
l. Saturday night markets and weekend bazaars

Visitors may enjoy authentic local dishes and street snacks, including laksa, noodles, kacang putih, and Malay kuih. You can also get local fresh produce, clothing, accessories, and household items at the weekend bazaars and night market, which is held every last Saturday of the month.

Image via TT5 Perak

Image via TT5 Perak

2. Monthly zumba and fitness sessions

Participate in a two-hour fitness session that occurs once a month, on every first Sunday of the month. You'll be able to work out while admiring the spectacular background of the dredge!

Image via TT5 Perak

Image via TT5 Perak

3. Moonlight camping and BBQ

Experience a two-day, one-night camp under the stars, and dig into a delicious BBQ feast at TT5's mining heritage site. Camping packages start from RM50 per pax.

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Image via @tt5perak (Instagram)

4. Fun treasure hunts (upon request)

Challenge yourself and your friends, family, or colleagues to a treasure hunt around the area. Activities include the dulang washing challenge, decrypting clues, and solving riddles about tin mining from the gallery display.

Image via TT5 Perak

Image via TT5 Perak

5. ATV rides (upon request)

Embark on an adventurous ATV ride and explore the sandy ex-mining land and undeveloped terrain around TT5. You'll definitely marvel at the natural landscapes and scenic view of the tin mining site, especially during sunset.

Image via TT5 Perak

Image via TT5 Perak

Here's where you can find TT5:

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Opening hours:9am - 6pm (Daily)Guided tours: 9.30am - 4.30pm (Daily)Ticket prices:MyKad holders:RM5 (Children, school students, and senior citizens)RM8 (University students)RM10 (Adults)Non-MyKad holders:RM10 (Children and senior citizens)RM20 (Adults)Address:9th KM, Jalan Tanjung Tualang,31000 Batu Gajah, Perak, MalaysiaFind out more from their website.


Why Chinese Companies Are Now Boycotting Apple And Punishing Staff Who Own Their Products

Tech giants often have unique ways of mocking each other when it comes to their flagship devices.
However, recent tensions between Huawei and Apple have transcended far beyond the usual savage marketing tactics.

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Existing tensions between US and China deteriorated following the arrest of Huawei's CFO "princess" Meng Wanzhou by Canadian authorities earlier this month

Huawei's CFO Meng Wanzhou
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Meng's arrest on 1 December was reportedly ordered by the US following accusations that she covered up Huawei's links to a firm that tried to do business with Iran despite sanctions. Reuters reported US prosecutors as claiming that Meng lied to banks about links between the two firms. The Huawei "princess" could face charges of conspiracy to defraud financial institutions, with a maximum sentence of 30 years for each charge, if she gets extradited to the US. 10 days after her arrest, Meng was released on a GBP6 million (approximately RM31.7 million) bail, and is currently under 24-hour surveillance which requires her to wear an electronic ankle tag.

The arrest of Meng, who is also the daughter of Huawei's founder, has rocked international stock markets and attracted condemnation from Chinese authorities and citizens

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Unreserved reported that the Chinese government has since labeled Meng's arrest as an "extremely nasty kidnapping", and reportedly retaliated by detaining and trying Canadians on its soil. Meanwhile, Nikkei Asian Review reported earlier this week that Chinese firms are urging their employees to boycott Apple products, and encouraging them to buy Huawei products instead.

Here are some of the ways Chinese companies are discouraging their employees from buying Apple products:

1. No job promotions

A textile company in China's Zhejiang province released a statement earlier this month, banning its employees from purchasing Apple products.

Statement from the company dated 8 December.
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"Offenders will lose job promotions and subsidies if found purchasing Apple products," the statement read. Meanwhile, employees who buy Huawei products will receive the following subsidies for their purchase:- 50% subsidy of the product's cost for managerial level employees,- 20% subsidy of the product's cost for regular employees, and- 25% subsidy of the product's cost for regular employees who give up their Apple products for Huawei.cnBeta reported that after two weeks of implementation, more than 50 employees of the company have switched to Huawei phones.

2. Fines that cost as much as the iPhones purchased

A tech company in Shenzhen city announced to its employees on 7 December that chips, phones, computers, and cars used by the company are no longer allowed to be purchased from the US.

Statement from the Shenzhen company dated 7 December.
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"You will be fined 100% of the cost of your iPhone if you're caught buying one," the statement read. Other points of the statement include:- Huawei chips will be prioritised in the company's product designs,- 15% subsidy of the product's cost will be given to employees who purchase Huawei phones,- No US brands for computers and cars used by the company, and- Employees who secure sales from the US will receive two times the commission stipulated.The company added that the requirements above will be in effect for three years.

3. Confiscation of Apple devices

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In the same report by Nikkei Asian Review, a machinery maker in Shenzhen city has threatened to confiscate Apple devices from employees. Those who fail to hand over their Apple devices will be fired.

What do you think about these punishments? Let us know in the comments below.

While companies in this part of the world have not banned Apple products, Huawei Singapore had a thoughtful gift for fans who were queuing for iPhones overnight in September:

                Huawei Singapore Gave Out Power Banks To Apple Fans Who Were Queuing For iPhones Overnight

Thoughtful.

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Merajuk Tak Dapat Pergi Konsert, Gelagat Lelaki Cuba Jadi Ariel Noah Buat Isteri Terhibur

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Baru-baru ini, kumpulan Noah atau dulunya dikenali sebagai Peterpan telah mengadakan konsert mereka di Zepp Kuala Lumpur

Band dari Indonesia itu sememangnya menjadi kegilaan ramai sejak dulu lagi kerana lagu-lagu mereka sudah popular di Malaysia sejak berbelas tahun lepas.Antara lagu favourite ramai adalah Mungkin Nanti, Ada Apa Denganmu, Menghapus Jejakmu, Mimpi Yang Sempurna, Separuh Aku dan banyak lagi.Namun, tular pula sebuah video ini memaparkan gelagat seorang lelaki menyanyikan lagu Noah kepada isterinya yang merajuk kerana tidak dapat pergi ke konsert telah menarik perhatian ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @tacajamal Bila semua fyp kau noahliveinkl, hancur remuk hati aku tak dapat pergi #fyp #fypviral #fypdongggggggg #noahliveinkualalumpur #noahliveinkl2022 #arielnoah #artisindonesia #husbandwifecomedy #lakibuathal @Mohd Huzaifah Blanć   Bintang di Surga - Noah

Merajuk punya pasal, suami effort buat konsert sendiri dekat rumah

Menerusi perkongsian video daripada @tacajamal, kelihatan wanita itu merakam gelagat suaminya yang menyanyikan lagu Bintang Di Surga nyanyian Ariel Noah.Apa yang menjadi perhatian adalah apabila suaminya itu dilihat gigih menjadi seperti Ariel dengan meniru gayanya menyanyi di konsert berkenaan.Malah, dia juga sempat berlakon kononnya ditarik oleh peminat dan berjaya membuatkan isterinya ketawa dan terhibur."Bila kau merajuk tak dapat tengok live Noah in KL, laki kau feeling jadi Ariel untuk ambik hati kau," katanya.

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Image via @tacajamal (TikTok)

"Hahaha untung dapat suami melayan gini. Suara boleh tahan sedap ye" - Netizen

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 639.1K views, 72.8K likes dan 1.2K shares di laman TikTok.Tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat lelaki itu yang gigih membuat konsert sendiri.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Image via @tacajamal (TikTok)

Image via @tacajamal (TikTok)

Image via @tacajamal (TikTok)

Image via @tacajamal (TikTok)

Image via @tacajamal (TikTok)

Image via @tacajamal (TikTok)

Image via @tacajamal (TikTok)

Dapat Ariel Noah versi copy ori pun jadilah ya kak. Best juga apa :P

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[VIDEO] Lelaki Buat Content 'Hantu' Kena Kurung, Tapi Komen Netizen Pula Curi Perhatian

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Umum sedia maklum, ketika ini seluruh umat Islam seluruh dunia sedang menjalani ibadah puasa selama sebulan

Malah, Ramadan adalah bulan yang sentiasa ditunggu-tunggu oleh umat Islam kerana ia bulan mulia dan dipenuhi dengan keberkatan daripada Allah SWT.Seperti yang kita tahu, makhluk halus seperti iblis, syaitan dan jin akan dirantai pada bulan Ramadan untuk mencegah mereka daripada mengganggu dan memperdaya orang yang beriman.Begitupun, lain pula ceritanya dengan sebuah video yang tular ini menunjukkan gelagat tiga lelaki selepas solat tarawih telah meraih perhatian netizen.Lihat video perkongsian itu di bawah:

  @sharifdaznisuhaimi yeayyyyyyy ecok poco  original sound  -  dazni

Perli hantu kena kurung selepas balik tarawih

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @sharifdaznisuhaimi, kelihatan tiga lelaki tersebut sedang memerli 'hantu' yang dikurung itu semasa dalam perjalanan pulang ke rumah.Dalam video berkenaan dapat dilihat, lelaki-lelaki itu bertemu bersama 'hantu pocong' selepas menunaikan solat tarawih pada malam pertama di bulan Ramadan. Mereka bertemu 'pocong' tersebut di dalam sangkar selepas terdengar 'hantu' itu cuba melepaskan diri dan berkata "lepaskan aku."Mereka yang mendengarnya terus ketawa dan memerli 'hantu' itu kerana dikurung.

Image via @sharifdaznisuhaimi (TikTok)

Image via @sharifdaznisuhaimi (TikTok)

"Terkejut aku dia punya gelak tu hahahahahahahaha" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini mencecah sehingga 602.8K views, 92.5K likes dan 1,718 comments di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut rasa terhibur dengan gelagat mereka. Malah, ada juga yang meminta untuk part dua selepas Aidilfitri. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

Image via @sharifdaznisuhaimi (TikTok)

Image via @sharifdaznisuhaimi (TikTok)

Image via @sharifdaznisuhaimi (TikTok)

Image via @sharifdaznisuhaimi (TikTok)

Image via @sharifdaznisuhaimi (TikTok)

Image via @sharifdaznisuhaimi (TikTok)

Jangan seronok sangat bang, nanti lepas habis puasa pocong tu cari balik :)


Hackers Invade SG Homes Through Security Cameras To Sell Explicit Footage On Porn Sites

Security cameras in Singapore have been hacked by a group of cybercriminals and 3TB of illicit footage is reportedly being sold online for RM620

According to The New Paper, the group of hackers targeted Internet Protocol (IP) cameras that are commonly used in Singaporean households.Some of the footage was reuploaded to pornographic sites, with the word 'Singaporean' in the title or are tagged 'Singapore'.The length of the videos can be between less than a minute and up to 20 minutes. Some are dated as recently as July 2020, to as old as June 2019, reported Mothership.However, despite the variations, one thing these stolen videos have in common is that they voyeuristically captured unaware Singaporeans in compromising positions, such as people using the bathroom, changing in their bedrooms, having sex, walking about at home in various states of undress, and more.

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In one of the videos, which is believed to be recorded in March 2020, a teenage girl can be seen half-naked, wearing only a white T-shirt and panties

The New Paper reported that the girl is captured in the video with school books all around her. One of the books featured in the video is a Year 10 O-level book used by students preparing for exams. This suggests that she could be only 16 years old.Meanwhile, screenshots of videos published by various media show young women lounging around while exposing their modesty.The videos, which often begin with the title 'Hacked IP Camera', can rack up to over 80,000 views each.

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The group of hackers is selling the videos at a one-time fee of SGD203 — or approximately RM620

4,000 videos and photos from the hacked footage are provided free as a sample to induce purchases.The group reportedly has a global following of 10,000 members on social messaging platform Discord.As of 10 October, the hackers allegedly shared over 3TB worth of illicit content with 70 members who had paid the one-time fee. Other than Singapore, countries like Thailand, South Korea, and Canada have also fallen victim to the hack as well.Worse yet, the group also offers VIP members tutorials and personalised sessions to teach them how to "explore, watch live, and even record" hacked cameras.The group claimed to have access to over 50,000 cameras.

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A Singaporean criminal lawyer warned that people who hack cameras can be punished by law even if they commit the crime outside the country

"The Computer Misuse Act has extra-jurisdictional reach, and applies as long as either the accused was in Singapore, or the computer, program, or data was in Singapore at the time of the offence," said criminal lawyer James Ow Yong."Where the victim is under the age of 16, the material may be considered child pornography, and such offences attract a higher range of sentences."The lawyer said those who distribute or sell child pornography can be jailed for up to seven years, fined, or caned — or both.Meanwhile, the police spokesman advised members of the public to file a police report if they identify anyone engaging in such activities.

Earlier this month, a Telegram group was exposed for sharing Malaysian women's nudes and child porn:

                Local Telegram Group With Over 35,000 Members Is Spreading Women's Photos & Child Porn

SAYS was able to access the group and here's what we found out.

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Unfortunately, hidden cameras in private spaces are quite a common occurence:

                1,600 People Have Been Filmed By Hidden Cameras In 30 Motels Across South Korea

Footage from the cameras were live-steamed online for paying customers.

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                50-Year-Old Malaysian Found Guilty For Placing A Hidden Camera In US Plane's Toilet

A female passenger spotted the device as she was about to use the toilet.

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                3 Malaysian Women Found A Hidden Camera In Their Rented Apartment In Portugal

The apartment was rated 9.2 on Booking.com.

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                Woman Followed Her Instincts And Found A Hidden Camera Inside Her Airbnb's Router

She noticed that the router facing the bed was emitting a strange light.

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Step Into Lush Peony Gardens With Cute Butterflies At Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya This CNY

This Spotlight is sponsored by Paradigm Mall.

Chinese New Year is always about bringing the family together, and there's no better place to be than at Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya

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This festive season, step into a 'Garden of Abundance' as Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya welcomes the new year with joyful spring flowers. From now 'til 9 February 2020, Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya will be transformed with picturesque peonies and butterflies.As your loved ones travel from afar to spend the new year together, impress them with Paradigm Mall's beautiful decorations, the festive shopping deals, and large array of mouthwatering F&B outlets!

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Image via Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya

Image via Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya

Themed 'Reunion,' it's the perfect place to gather with your loved ones during this auspicious time

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Shop for all your CNY necessities to prepare for the Year of the Rat. Bring the whole family for a glorious reunion dinner that you'll never forget. Spend the day together as you browse the stores, enjoy entertainment, and eat to your heart's content.

Image via Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya

Image via Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya

The lush decorations are stunning and you'll definitely want to take loads of gorgeous pictures!

Strike a pose with the huge, colourful butterflies among the blooming peonies at Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya. It's a perfect spot to take that family reunion shot!

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Image via Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya

Picking your loved ones from the airport? Take a moment to walk with your family through the floral courtyard full of peonies and butterflies when you're at [email protected].

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Image via [email protected]

Image via [email protected]

Be transported into a whole new world of beautiful peonies at Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru, as you admire the beautifully crafted cranes.

Image via Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru

Image via Paradigm Mall Johor Bahru

On top of the photo-worthy installations, get excited to usher in the Year of the Rat with these awesome activities at Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya:

1. Bring in wealth with Lion Dance, 8 Prosperity Drums, Thousand Hands Dance, God of Prosperity walkabouts and more!

[LIVE] Lion Dance happening now at Boulevard, Level G to usher in a good new year of Luck and Prosperity to Paradigm Mall! Gong Hei Fatt Choy!Posted by Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya on Wednesday, 1 February 2017

God of Prosperity WalkaboutMeet and greet the God of Prosperity to ring in the new year on the best note possible!Date: 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26, 27 January | 1, 2, 8, 9 FebruaryTime: 1pmAcrobatic Lion DanceBring in good luck and drive away evil spirits with an awe-inspiring Lion Dance.Date: 11, 18, 25, 27 January | 1, 9 FebruaryTime: 2pmLocation: Level CC Entrance8 Prosperity Drum PerformanceFeel the celebrations run through your body with this heart-pumping, traditional drum performance.Date: 12, 19, 26 January | 2, 8 FebruaryTime: 2pm

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Thousand Hands PerformanceDate: 11, 18, 25, 27 January | 1, 8 FebruaryTime: 6.30pmParadise Dynasty Mascot AppearanceEnjoy bumping into these cute dumpling mascots for that perfectly delicious photo.Date: 11, 12 JanuaryTime: 2.30pm, 6pm, 7pm8 Lions WalkaboutMeet and greet the lions to start your new year on the right foot.Date: 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26, 27 January | 1, 2, 8, 9 FebruaryTime: 5.30pm

There will also be free BaZi and tarot card readings, multiple exciting workshops, and more live performances.

2. Join in the fun by doing good deeds for a good year

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Come and support Kechara Soup Kitchen (KSK) Food Bank by donating food to needy families. All you have to do is drop off any dry or canned goods at the Food Bank donation bin in front of RHB Bank, Level CC. Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya will even match 1:1 on the public donation! Launching this charity programme is Yang Amat Mulia Tengku Datin Paduka Setia Zatashah. As the Guest of Honour, The Princess of Selangor, will officiate the event at Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya, on 13 Jan 2019, 11am.

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Image via Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya

3. And of course, Paradigm Mall is giving you all kinds of goodies this festive period with their CNY Shopping Rewards

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Receive exclusive gifts with purchases:Spend RM188 (WCT Buddy Members and HSBC Credit Cardholders receive 2 sets) in 3 receipts to redeem 1 set of Ang Pow PacketsSpend RM288 (RM238 for WCT Buddy Members & HSBC Credit Cardholders) in 3 receipts to redeem a Floral PouchEnjoy this Purchase-With-Purchase promo:Soon Thye Hang (425 Gram Abalone in Can)Spend RM188 and above in a combination of two receipts and purchase up to three (3) cans of Soon Thye Hang Abalone at RM28 per can (normal retail price: RM90 per can). HSBC Credit Card holders and WCT Buddy members need only spend RM88 to enjoy this exclusive purchase-with-purchase deal. The delicious abalone is limited to three (3) cans per shopper, while stock lasts.Terms and conditions apply.

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If you're not a WCT Buddy Member yet, now is the perfect time to sign up and enjoy special promo codes

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Free Firefly and Grab Promo Codes for WCT Buddy Members:Enjoy cash rebates on Grab ride and Firefly flight tickets when you sign up as WCT Buddy Member today! Promotion while stock lasts.Firefly RM5 off promo codeGrab ride RM5 off promo code

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Head over to Paradigm Mall in Petaling Jaya to celebrate Chinese New Year with your loved ones! 'Like' Paradigm Mall on Facebook for updates.

Garden of AbundanceCome and celebrate your Lunar New Year with us at Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya as we have lots of activities & gifts with purchase which awaits for you.

You can even take a Grab to come over Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya and do remember to use the promo code 'PARADIGMPJ' and you'll get RM5 off your ride.

We can't wait to see you soon. Posted by Paradigm Mall Petaling Jaya on Thursday, 23 January 2020

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Get ready for Chinese New Year with these stories:

                Get Yourself Some Quirky CNY Earrings From This Penang-Based Artist

The kuih kapit ones are just too cute!

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                Here Are The Number Of Calories In Your Favourite CNY Snacks And How You Can Burn Them Off

Eat first, think later. :P

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                MyBurgerLab's Fu Chok Burger Returns... Just In Time For CNY!

It's like CNY in your mouth.

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                6 Places To Buy Your CNY Cookies Online That Are Confirm Not Mafan

Don't need to listen to 'tong tong chiang' songs while you shop.

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                Are You Ready For CNY 2020? Enjoy Up To RM800 Savings With Grab This Festive Season

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Deputy Education Minister Says Teachers Cannot Use Their Mobile Phones In Class

In the case of Vasanthapiriya's death, where a Nibong Tebal SMK Methodist teacher had accused the 14-year-old of stealing her iPhone last month, Deputy Education Minister has said that there are strict rules on the usage of mobile phones by teachers

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According to Deputy Education Minister P Kamalanathan, teachers are not allowed to bring or use their mobile phones while in class

"Teachers can bring their handphones to school, however, they are restricted from bringing it to the classroom where teaching and learning process is ongoing," he was quoted as saying by NST Online in its report yesterday, 6 February.

He, however, added that in Vasanthapiriya's case, it's not clear whether the teacher had brought or used her phone while in class

"Let us leave this case to be investigated by the police and we will know what really happened when the report is out."The ministry's next course of action will be determined by the outcome of the police investigation," NST Online quoted him as saying during a press conference.

While there are questions about the teacher's actions regarding whether or not she followed standard protocol for disciplinary cases, the investigation into the case has also raised questions

According to a report in NST Online, dated 4 February, which quoted Seberang Prai Selatan district police chief Superintendent Shafee Abd Samad saying that three investigation papers have been submitted to the state deputy public prosecutor's office."We have suggested the suitable sections to be opened for the investigation into the case. It is now up to the deputy public prosecutor for the next course of action."I am not sure if the teacher, blamed for causing the girl’s death, will be charged. It depends on the prosecution through an inquest procedure depending on the coroner's report," he was quoted as saying by NST Online.However, he added that police are still awaiting a response from the state DPP's office.

On the other hand, Deputy Director of Penang Education Department has said that the state education department did not involve the police as it was an internal probe by the department

While speaking about the issue, the Deputy Director of Penang Education Department, Mohd Jamil Mohamed, also appeared to defend the teacher.

                Deputy Director Jamil Says There Has Been No Evidence That The Teacher Was At Fault

Internal probe into the case has been completed.

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What Anwar & Wan Azizah Might Be Talking About At Their Meeting With The Agong Today

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail and her husband, Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) president Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim are scheduled to have an audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at 2pm today, 24 February

According to Malay Mail, Anwar's political secretary Farhash Wafa Salvador Rizal Mubarak had said yesterday, 23 February, that the meeting was scheduled "a long time ago to only provide normal updates" to Yang di-Pertuan Agong Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah.However, yesterday evening, Farhash said Anwar would now likely discuss matters regarding the current political situation to the Malaysian ruler.He said that the King has the discretion to decide on what was best for the country, whether it be a "backdoor government" or a "clean mandate".Farhash said that the political status quo remains for now, adding it was still too early to speculate.

Perak PKR chairman Farhash speaking to media as he left Anwar's house yesterday, 23 February.
Image via Ahmad Zamzahuri/Malay Mail

"Anwar is calm, the people seem to be with us, we have the moral high ground," Farhash was further quoted as saying by The Star.He added that it was not true that several PKR leaders have left the party to join a new coalition with Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PBBM), United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), and Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS)."Not yet, not yet. But tonight, some have come out in the open to show their true colours," he said at Anwar's house in Bukit Segambut yesterday night, after Anwar admitted to being "betrayed" by PBBM and some within his own party.

Anwar confessed to being "betrayed" to friends visiting his residence in Bukit Segambut for weekly prayers yesterday night.
Image via Malaysiakini

As of writing, Anwar and Dr Wan Azizah are meeting with Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad

"Anwar will meet Mahathir at Prime Minister's Office in Putrajaya by 9.30am," a PKR leader told Malaysiakini.Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng was also reported to have arrived at Perdana Putra this morning.The sources, however, said it is not known what the leaders will discuss.

Presiden #PKR Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim meninggalkan kediamannya di Bukit Segambut pada jam 8.53 pagi@anwaribrahim Muhammad Ammar Shafiq Hamzah pic.twitter.com/2lt2qK1tDF— BERNAMA (@bernamadotcom) February 24, 2020

Meanwhile, members of the Democratic Action Party (DAP), a component party of Pakatan Harapan, are also planning to convene for an emergency meeting at the party headquarters at 12pm today

A source said a text message was sent out yesterday evening asking party leaders to attend the meeting."All DAP members of Parliament, as well as state assemblymen, have been told to be present," Farhash told the New Straits Times.


Army Willing To Reinstate Discharged Soldier If He Accepts COVID-19 Vaccination

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The Malaysian Armed Forces is willing to reinstate a soldier who was dishonourably discharged for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine, should he change his mind over the issue

According to Bernama, army chief General Tan Sri Zamrose Mohd Zain announced that the army will "hand over everything that this soldier deserves" if he agrees to receive the vaccination."The army will consider reinstating him if he is willing to get vaccinated, and I am confident government officials are taking appropriate action," the chief said at a press conference at Wisma Perwira ATM in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, 25 August.However, until the soldier decides so, the army's decision to dismiss him still stands.

Army chief General Tan Sri Zamrose Mohd Zain.
Image via Mohd Khidir Zakaria/New Straits Times

Zamrose said the army has 86,000 members and they do not want any implications of an unvaccinated soldier working in the team

"The army feels he is unsuitable because its members work in groups and it does not want any implications for other members because he is the only one who does not want the vaccine," he said.Zamrose added that the soldier — earlier reported to be Sergeant Wan Ramly Wan Seman in the Royal Malay Regiment's 24th battalion based in Negeri Sembilan — has undergone four counselling sessions to convince him to take the vaccine, but to no avail.

Sergeant Wan Ramly Wan Seman.
Image via Free Malaysia Today

It was earlier reported that the soldier was disappointed with his discharge even though he has served in the army for 19 years

Wan Ramly told Free Malaysia Today that he was practising his right for refusal of the COVID-19 vaccine as it has not been made mandatory by the government.The father-of-three added that he was also only 16 months away from qualifying for a lifetime pension for his service. His dismissal will come into effect today, 26 August.

Read more about the controversy here:

                Army Sergeant Dishonourably Discharged After Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine

The Malaysian Army (TDM) said that the vaccination is mandatory for all servicemen before undertaking any postings.

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Meanwhile, a group of teachers in Perlis are have also yet to be vaccinated against COVID-19:

                A Group Of Teachers In Perlis Are Still Hesitant About Being Vaccinated Against COVID-19

The state government is appealing to them to think of the students.

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BN Supreme Council & MPs Are Meeting Today Before Agong's 2PM Deadline

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The Barisan Nasional (BN) supreme council has called for a meeting with its members of parliament (MPs) this morning, 22 November

This is purportedly according to a statement released by BN executive secretary Datuk Mohamad Sahfri Ab Aziz, as reported by The Star."Barisan MPs are invited to attend the meeting with the supreme council at 11am," he was quoted as saying in a statement on Monday, 21 November.The purpose of the meeting was not disclosed.The meeting at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur (WTCKL) will take place ahead of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's deadline at 2pm today for all parties to submit their coalition numbers and candidates for the prime minister's post.

The BN supreme council also held a meeting at the UMNO headquarters in WTCKL yesterday, 21 November.
Image via Barisan Nasional (Facebook)

As of writing, the politicians are arriving at WTCKL:

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The Yang di-Pertuan Agong gave party leaders and heads of coalitions a one-day extension of the deadline to form a government:

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

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

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"A Lot Of Things Went Wrong": Najib Says He Regrets Not Putting More Safeguards For 1MDB

Former prime minister Najib Razak has admitted that certain decisions he took for 1MDB could have used better safeguards

Najib, who chaired the 1MDB advisory board, said that looking back he would have "implemented 1MDB in a different manner."The former prime minister, who maintains that he never abused public funds for personal gain, however, today admitted to Malaysiakini in an exclusive interview that the idea of financing 1MDB through debts was not the best of decisions."Probably in the execution of 1MDB, we should have put in more safeguards to ensure transparency, good governance and accountability. I regret not doing this as a lot of things went wrong," he said in the interview with Malaysiakini that was published today.

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In the interview, Najib also admitted that in hindsight he should have been more open with regard to the Auditor-General's Report on 1MDB, which was kept under the Official Secrets Act (OSA)

"We were facing elections and we didn't want things to be twisted or spun around."The A-G report had always been made available to the PAC with opposition members. They went through it and they were satisfied. We thought that was enough."But in hindsight, which, as they say, is always 20/20, we should have just made the AG report available as an appendix to the final PAC report," he told Malaysiakini.While the Barisan Nasional government was midway in its five-year term in 2016, it wasn't really facing the general elections. There were two years still left before the 14th general election was actually due. Although, it could also be held earlier.

However, apart from the 1MDB-related issues, Najib said he wouldn't change anything else about his time as prime minister

"I still believe in our transformation plan, I would not change that. My vision for Malaysia, I would continue with that," Malaysiakini reported Najib as saying, who added that even the 1MDB issue was exploited by Pakatan Harapan coalition against the Barisan Nasional government with a "negative" campaign involving character-smearing.

Previously, Najib alleged that Tun Dr Mahathir's aide collected RM10 million in cash from him for the 13th general election:

                Najib Alleges He Gave RM10 Million In Cash To "One Of Mahathir's People" For GE13

He said that running a major party like UMNO is an expensive affair.

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