[VIDEO] Tak Nampak Polis Duduk Belakang, Dua Pelajar Kena Tahan Ini Buat Ramai Terhibur

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

Umum mengetahui bahawa kita haruslah patuhi undang-undang keselamatan jalan raya

Sebagai contoh, perlahankan kenderaan untuk berhenti apabila lampu isyarat bertukar ke kuning.Namun, lain pula yang jadi apabila tular sebuah video yang menunjukkan gelagat dua pelajar di jalan raya telah meraih tumpuan ramai.Lihat video perkongsian itu di bawah:

  @hafiz.danial   original sound  - hafiz

Tak nampak polis dekat belakang

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @hafiz.danial di TikTok, kelihatan dua penunggang motosikal yang lengkap dengan pakaian seragam sekolah menengah itu bertindak untuk melanggar lampu merah telah dirakam di Bandar Baru Bangi. Video tersebut sempat dirakam oleh seorang individu menerusi telefonnya dalam kereta yang turut menunggu lampu isyarat hijau.Pelajar berkenaan bertindak untuk melanggar lampu isyarat walaupun banyak kenderaan yang sedang memecut di lampu isyarat laluan bertentangan. Dalam video berkenaan dapat dilihat, pelajar itu tidak menyedari kehadiran motosikal polis di belakangnya dan terus melanggar lampu isyarat merah menyebabkan mereka telah ditahan oleh anggota polis itu.

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

"Tak perasan polis belakang ke? Haha" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video berkenaan, kini ia mencecah sehingga 821.2K views, 78.7K likes dan 871 comments di TikTok. Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut pelik dan terhibur dengan tindakan pelajar ini. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

Image via @hafiz.danial (TikTok)

Fokus sangat tu dik, sampai polis belakang pun tak nampak ya :D

Like Facebook, follow Twitter dan Instagram SAYS Seismik serta temui segala cerita 'mesti kongsi' sekarang!

Image via SAYS Seismik


5 Smart Tips To Ace The Credit Card Reward Points Game And Save On Travel Costs

Credit cards, today, are one of the most preferred modes of payment. In fact, the Department of Statistics in Malaysia released figures that showed there were 3.6 million credit card users as of 2016.

And apart from the convenience they provide, credit cards also come in with a lot of other benefits like cashback, air miles, discounted deals, installments for big purchases, and reward points.These reward points, that can be earned on most of the transactions, at times can also be redeemed for travel-related costs like flight tickets and hotel bookings.

Read our tips to ace the credit card reward points game through which you can save more while travelling

1. Choose a reward points credit card that works best for you

Image via mrsiraphol/Freepik

The first step to collecting a large number of reward points is to know which credit card gives you the best value. Here, it’s important that you step back and think about where you spend most and how you spend with the card.To begin with, compare different rewards cards from multiple banks and see which card’s features and benefits suit your lifestyle needs and spending habits. These cards can also be in the form of travel cards or co-branded cards.No matter what kind of rewards card you’re looking at, be sure to check the value of the points you earn. While some rewards cards allow you to pay for flights or hotels with points, others require you to exchange your points for air miles.The best way to know the value of rewards points is to find the conversion rate for points redemption. Keep in mind that lower the conversion rate, higher is the value of your points. Here’s a list of some of the best rewards credit cards in Malaysia to get you started:

Standard Chartered WorldMiles Mastercard Credit Card Benefits: 3x WorldMiles points for every RM2 spent overseas.1x WorldMiles points for every RM3 spent locally.Unlimited access to Plaza Premium Lounge in KLIA1 and KLIA2.Points conversion rate:2 WorldMiles points = 1 air mile of KrisFlyer, AirAsia BIG, Asia Miles, or EnrichAnnual fees:RM600 (with 0% GST) Waived for the first year and can be waived for subsequent years with a minimum spend of RM60,000 p.a.Alliance Bank Visa Infinite Credit CardBenefits:5x Timeless Bonus Points for every RM1 spent overseas.2x Timeless Bonus Points for every RM1 spent locally.Unlimited access to Plaza Premium Lounge in KLIA1.Points conversion rate:6,000 Timeless Bonus Points = 1,000 Enrich Miles3,000 Timeless Bonus Points = 1,000 AirAsia BIG PointsAnnual fees:RM800 (with 0% GST)Annual fees can be waived for life with a minimum spend of RM30,000 p.a.

Citi Prestige Credit CardBenefits:Earn 2x Citi Rewards Points for every RM1 equivalent spent in foreign currenciesEarn 1x Citi Rewards Points for every RM1 spent locally on eligible transactionsGet relationship bonus points based on the number of years you’ve been with Citi and your annual spendPoints conversion rates:7,000 Citi Rewards Points = 1,000 Enrich Miles3,200 Citi Rewards Points = 500 AirAsia BIG PointsAnnual fees:RM1,000 (with 0% GST)

RHB Premier Visa Infinite Credit CardBenefits:Earn 8x Reward Points for every RM1 spent overseasEarn 3x Reward Points for every RM1 spent on dining, duty-free shops, airlines, local hotels, and online spendsComplimentary travel insurance cover of up to RM2 millionPoints conversion rate:6,000 Reward Points = 1,000 Enrich MilesAnnual fees:Waived for lifeHSBC Visa Signature Credit CardBenefits:Earn 8x Reward Points for every RM1 spent overseasEarn 5x Reward Points for every RM1 spent at participating local malls and online6x complimentary access to Plaza Premium Lounge in KLIA1, Singapore Changi Airport, and Hong Kong International Airport.Points conversion rate: 10,500 Reward Points = 1,000 Enrich Miles15,000 Reward Points = 1,000 Asia Miles15,000 Reward Points = 1,000 KrisFlyer MilesAnnual fees:RM600 (with 0% GST)Annual fees can be waived each year by swiping the card at least once a month

2. Choose the right airline partner

Image via Chevanon/Freepik

Now that you’ve zeroed in on a particular rewards credit card, it’s important that you choose the right frequent flyer programme to get the most value for your points.These programmes are airline loyalty programmes wherein you get rewarded for using the same airline brand each time you travel. So, picking a card whose benefits circle around your preferred airline can be of much help.Choosing an airline which is part of an alliance (like Oneworld or Star Alliance) can open up more travel options in the form of partner airlines and multiple routes.

3. Know how to earn more reward points

Image via Freepik

To earn a maximum number of reward points, it’s vital that you use your card for as many kinds of spends as possible without impacting your savings and budgetary targets. Most Malaysian cards offer reward points for all kinds of retail transactions. Two exceptions to this rule are card-related fees and charges and government agency transactions.So, whether you’re stocking up on groceries, heading out for some retail therapy, or dining out, use your rewards card. That said, always consider the minimum spending amount and other conditions like participating stores, among other things, before you choose a card that best suits your interests.Here’s a pro-tip to accumulate more reward points: if you’ve saved up money for some big-ticket purchase, use your credit card to make the payment, and pay off the charged amount with your savings before the billing day. This way you’ll earn a lot of points while keeping control over your monthly credit card bill.Having said that, do not be reckless with your credit card payments. Any missed payments might cost you your entire points haul, apart from late charges and adverse credit score.

4. Know your air miles

Image via jannoon028/Freepik

The first thing that comes to mind when you think about earning air miles is that it will equate to the same distance that you can fly. If this is the case, you couldn’t be more further from the truth.Airline miles—also known as air miles or frequent flyer miles—are offered as loyalty benefits by a partner airline or a credit card provider. Depending on how much you spend with the card, you can earn air miles or reward points that can be redeemed for miles.The miles you earn work just like points wherein you’ll need a large number to redeem it for something worthwhile. You can use these miles to pay for your flight tickets, book hotels, pay for carrying extra luggage or for in-flight meals, and upgrade seats among other travel perks.Most importantly, keep a count of the points you earn with your credit card. Check with your card provider to see if you’ve earned the requisite number of points each time you used the card.

5. Dig deep into the details

Image via Anete Lūsiņa/Unsplash

When it comes to making the most of your reward points, it’s important to take note of when it will expire and when the best time is to use it.Buying first class or business class flight tickets may be a distant dream for most flyers. But, if you use your reward points the right way, you’ll be able to realise your dream of flying in style. In cases where you don’t have enough points to fly first class or business class, just buy economy tickets and then use your points to upgrade it.Another “points-hack” that you should know about is that using reward points for short-haul flights can seem expensive when compared to paying for long-haul flights with points. So, the best time to redeem reward points is for those far-flung destinations.Lastly, keep a track of when your reward points expire or go for a card through which you can earn points that never expire. A little carelessness can mean losing out on a substantial number of points that you worked so hard to earn.Truth is that there are plenty of destinations around the world which cost you a pittance to explore but a premium to travel to. In such cases, the reward points you earn with your credit card can go a long way in helping you save at least a part of the expenses.

Interested in applying for a rewards credit card? We’ve some good news for you!

Apply now for a Citi, Alliance Bank, or a Standard Chartered Bank credit card, and get a Tesco voucher worth RM120 or a Condotti 20" ABS Cabin Bag, absolutely FREE, upon card approval. Click here for more information now!T&Cs apply.

This article first appeared on BBazaar.my

Get more from Bbazaar here:

                These 7 Credit Cards Will Help You Save More On Your Grocery Shopping

Only for those who are serious on saving!

Read the full story


[VIDEO] Sekumpulan Makhluk 'Berjubah Putih' Ditemui Melalui Peta Dunia. Menakutkan!

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

Kita sering kali dikejutkan dengan makhluk-makhluk asing yang wujud di muka bumi ini

Bukan saja makhluk ghaib, malah makhluk yang tidak pernah kita ketahui juga sebenarnya wujud. Sama seperti video yang tular baru-baru ini tentang penemuan makhluk berjubah putih melalui peta dunia mencuri perhatian warganet. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @amj_oud #maps_maroc #amj_oud #غرائب_الخرائط #foryou  sonido original - Victor Ramos©

Penemuan sekumpulan makhluk berjubah putih yang tidak dikenal pasti lagi tempatnya

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @amj_oud di TikTok, ia memaparkan pencarian sebuah kawasan di peta dunia. Apa yang lebih mengejutkan adalah apabila dia menemui sekumpulan mahkluk berbaju putih di sebuah kawasan yang tidak dapat dikenal pasti. Makhluk itu nampak seperti penghuni kawasan di tersebut.

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

"I think that is a ghost family" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, hasil tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati bahawa rata-rata netizen turut merasa seram. Malah, ada yang menanyakan dimanakah tempat berkenaan. Ada juga yang membuat spekulasi tentang tempat itu. Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video itu mendapat 26M views, 1M likes dan 21K comments di TikTok. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

Image via @ amj_oud (TikTok)

Seram pulak, betul ke tempat tu kat Nevada? :/

LIKE Facebook dan follow Twitter SAYS SEISMIK dan temui segala cerita mesti kongsi sekarang

Image via SAYS Seismik


"How Is That Fair?" - Kedah Teacher Slams Racial Quota In Matriculation Programme

A teacher from SMK Ibrahim in Kedah recently hit out at the Education Ministry's decision to maintain the racial quota in the matriculation programme

Image via Facebook

A viral Facebook post by the teacher, which has since been taken down, was in response to the ministry's decision to maintain the quota system for the pre-university matriculation programme. The system allocates 90% of seats to Bumiputeras and the remainder to non-Bumiputeras.New Straits Times reported on 24 April that the announcement was made by minister Maszlee Malik in a statement. Meanwhile, the student intake to the programme has been increased to 40,000 from 25,000.

The woman stressed that the racial quota is unfair as matriculation centres are funded by taxpayers

"The 10% quota for non-Bumi students at 15 matriculation centres across the country is unfair as the centres are funded by taxpayers' money," the woman wrote. "I have been saying this for a long time, this quota system is highly unfair... You're using taxpayers' money for the majority race," she added.

The biology teacher then recounted experiences with her students who wished to enrol in public universities

Image for illustration purposes only.
Image via Purcon

"I have seen the disappointed faces of my non-Malay students who obtained excellent SPM results, who wished to go to matriculation as a bridge to public universities but they failed because of the 10% quota," she wrote. "As a teacher who always encourages her capable students to enrol in medicine, dentistry, and pharmacy, I get sad when my kids don't get chosen for matriculation," she added.

The woman then asked, "Are Malays the only ones who pay taxes?"

She then stressed that teachers do more than just teaching – they encourage and motivate students. "At last, (they) don't even get anything... because the quota was full. But a Malay kid with 3A's get accepted into matriculation... how is that fair?" she said.


Dua Orang Pengundi Meninggal Dunia Ketika Sedang Beratur Menunggu Giliran

Hari ini iaitu 9 Mei adalah hari yang telah dinantikan oleh masyarakat untuk melunaskan tanggungjawab sebagai seorang rakyat Malaysia iaitu dengan mengundi

Image via NST Online

Ramai pengundi yang hadir di lokasi undi masing-masing, tidak kira usia, tidak kira bangsa. Walaupun dalam keadaan yang panas terik dan harus beratur panjang, rakyat dikatakan masih bersemangat untuk 'buang undi'.Seperti yang kita lihat, dalam keadaan apa sekali pun mereka masih bersemangat hadir menunaikan tanggungjawab mengundi sempena Pilihan Raya Umum Ke-14 (PRU14) kali ini.

Image via NST Online

Namun, seorang wanita dikatakan telah meninggal dunia selepas terjatuh ketika beratur untuk mengundi di pusat pengundian SMK Pulau Serai, Dungun awal pagi tadi

Image via NST Online

Image via Berita Harian

Setakat ini masih belum ada berita lanjut dikeluarkan tentang insiden tersebut.

Seorang lagi warga emas yang dikatakan telah rebah ketika beratur dan meninggal dunia 15 minit selepas kejadian

Image via The Star

Menurut laporan yang dikeluarkan oleh The Star, di lokasi yang berbeza seorang warga emas yang dikenali sebagai Lor Voon Chor, 78 tahun dikatakan rebah dan disahkan meninggal dunia ketika sedang beratur untuk membuang undi di Sekolah Menengah (P) Taman Petaling, Petaling Jaya, di sini, kira-kira jam 9.30 pagi tadi."Seorang anggota polis di tempat kejadian menghubungi 999 untuk mendapatkan bantuan. Pasukan perubatan tiba dari Pusat Perubatan Universiti Malaya."Isteri dan anak-anak si mati berkata beliau menderita masalah jantung dan paru-paru serta diabetes," kata Asisten Komisioner OCPD daerah, Mohd Zani Che Din.

Ingin tahu keputusan terkini #PRU14? Ikuti laman ge14.says.com dan dapatkan keputusan secara langsung bagi semua kerusi secara pantas dan tepat!

Image via SAYS


5 Insider Tips To Get The Most Out Of Domino's Deals And Save Loads Of Money

This Spotlight is sponsored by Domino's Malaysia.

We all love getting a good deal, especially when it comes to food. Yummy food at affordable prices, who dowan? :D

Image via Giphy

That's why Domino's wants to remind you that moments together can be made so much more memorable with a variety of great food!They've got loads of awesome promos lined up, that'll let you enjoy so much more while still saving money. More variety, more fun, AND more savings? Yas please, we wanttssss!

Here are 5 Domino's Everyday Value promos that'll help you expand your pocket and get more bang for your buck:

1. Looking for a small but filling meal for one? Just grab a personal pizza from Domino's for only RM5.

With their Take-Away Everyday Value promo, you can grab a yummy personal pizza for yourself for only RM5, as long as you get it to go!Bring it home, kick back, relax, and enjoy having a pizza alllll to yourself without having to share with anyone, hehe. Nyam nyam!

Image via Domino's

2. Personal pizza not enough? No probs! You can also get 50% off Regular, Large, or Xtra Large pizzas.

Image via @dominosmy (Instagram)

Again, all ya gotta do is order your favourite Domino's pizza for takeaway, and you'll still enjoy great savings with the Take-Away Everyday Value promo.Whether you're ordering enough for the whole family, or you wanna nom it all yourself (we won't judge, we oso want tbh ;P), just order takeaway to get 50% off Regular, Large, or Xtra Large pizzas.Wah, with discounts liddat, buy a whole stack of pizzas oso can!

3. Check out Domino's Pandu Ambil option to make picking up your takeaway orders super convenient

Image via Domino's

Imagine this—you're superrrrr hungry and just wanna grab your takeaway order, but cannot find parking, ughhhh. And while you waste time going round and round in circles looking for a spot, your food is getting cold. Sed. :(And even if you do find a spot, still have to pay for parking even though you're just quickly going in to grab your order.Well, you won't have to worry about that with Domino's Pandu Ambil option, 'cause they'll bring your fresh, steaming hot pizza right out of the oven straight to your car. So convenient! Plus, you get to do your part to practice physical distancing too.Find out how Pandu Ambil works here.

4. Whether you're looking for a feast at home or wanna treat your friends to something special, Domino's Buy 1 Free 2 deals have gotchu covered!

Buy any of your favourite pizza flavours, and you'll get TWO FREE sides or mains! OMGGGG BEST LAH!Classified Chicken, Meatasaurus, Pepperoni Pizza—you name it. Just order whichever pizza you've been craving, and voilà, you can enjoy it with delectable mains or sides. YUM! We're drooling already. :9If you need something to whet your appetite, watch the tantalising cheese pull in the video below:

×

In the expanded version of their 'Buy 1 Free 2' menu, Domino's is now giving you "more for free", with a wider selection of free items for you to choose from.There are three specially tailored sets—'Me,Myself & I’, ‘Aku & Dia’, and ‘Geng’.Order a Regular, Large, or Xtra Large pizza from any of those sets, and you'll get two free sides!Depending on which set you order, your potential freebies include Crazy Chicken Crunchies, Chocolate Lava Cake, Banana Kaya dessert, and more.

Image via Domino's

5. Andddd gais, don't forget that Domino's gives you FREEEEE DELIVERY!

Image via @dominosmy (Instagram)

You gotta make sure to take advantage of that, okie? Totally doesn't require any effort on your part summore. Just place an order, and let Domino's bring all that yummy food straight to your doorstep for no additional cost.Free delivery ftw! :D

So, what are you waiting for? Faster order now and use all these awesome Domino's promos to enjoy more variety while saving more!

For more info and to keep up with all their deals and promos, visit Domino's website.

For more yummy eats, check out our other #makan stories:

                16 Kopitiams, Restaurants & Cafes In Taman Paramount And Sea Park

When you don't know what to eat.

Read the full story

                18 Places To Get All Your Baking Goods In Klang Valley

Pictures you can smell.

Read the full story

                This Hidden Cafe In Penang Can Be Found Behind A 'Vending Machine' And It Has A Pool!

So pretty.

Read the full story

Got some cool brand news to share?

Image via says.com

Take a look at all our Spotlight stories to date here.


Jom Claim RM30 eTunai Rakyat 2020 Guna TnG, Boost Atau GrabPay. Ikut ‘Step By Step’ Ini!

Semua sudah sedia maklum pada pembentangan Belanjawan 2020 yang lalu bahawa kerajaan telah memperuntukkan RM450 juta bagi pelaksanaan insentif eTunai Rakyat

Program eTunai Rakyat merupakan program rangsangan digital berjumlah RM450 juta yang telah diumumkan oleh Kementerian Kewangan di bawah Belanjawan 2020 untuk diagihkan kepada 15 juta rakyat Malaysia.

Image via Lowyat

Ia adalah bertujuan untuk menggalakkan transaksi tanpa tunai dalam kalangan rakyat Malaysia, melalui penggunaan eDompet atau eWallet dan pembayaran digital yang boleh digunapakai pengguna serta pedagang tempatan.eWallet adalah dompet digital yang mempunyai fungsi penyimpanan wang dan membolehkan aktiviti membeli-belah dilakukan secara digital.

Gambar adalah sekadar hiasan.
Image via Telenor Group

Program ini juga bertujuan untuk memupuk gerakan digital yang lebih selamat dan cekap, tidak kira sama ada dari sudut pengguna mahupun pemilik perniagaan.

Untuk makluman, hanya 3 penyedia eWallet sahaja yang disahkan oleh kerajaan Malaysia bagi perlaksanaan program ini iaitu Touch n Go eWallet, Boost dan juga GrabPay

Melalui pengumuman daripada 3 aplikasi berkenaan, setiap rakyat Malaysia yang memenuhi syarat adalah layak untuk menerima RM30 sekali sahaja melalui Program eTunai Rakyat ini.Syarat permohonan mendapatkan eTunai Rakyat RM30:Warganegara Malaysia;Berumur 18 tahun dan ke atas untuk tahun 2020; danPendapatan adalah bawah daripada RM100,000 setahun.Walaupun ada 3 penyedia utama eWallet namun setiap yang layak hanya boleh pilih satu sahaja untuk claim eTunai Rakyat. Penebusan boleh dibuat bermula 15 Januari 2020 dan program ini akan tamat pada 14 Mac 2020.

Di bawah adalah cara untuk menebus eTunai Rakyat RM30 mengikut 3 aplikasi tersebut:

1. Aplikasi e-Wallet Boost

Image via Boost

Download app Boost terlebih dahuluMasukkan butiran yang diperlukan dan ikut arahan selanjutnya.Upgrade kepada Boost Premium.Sahkan atau verify akaun Boost.Dapatkan RM5 cashback jika anda berbelanja RM10 yang pertama.Klik “Get ready to claim e-Tunai” dan ikut arahan yang diberikan.Claim e-kredit RM30 dan lain-lain ganjaran eksklusif bermula 15 Januari 2020.

Image via Boost

Download aplikasi Boost: PlayStore | AppStoreUntuk maklumat lanjut, boleh baca di laman Facebook rasmi Boost.

2. Aplikasi Touch 'N Go eWallet

Image via TnG Digital

Download Touch ‘n Go eWallet terlebih dahulu.Sahkan atau verify akaun Touch ‘n Go eWallet.Claim e-kredit RM30 dan lain-lain ganjaran eksklusif bermula 15 Januari 2020.Selesai! Dah dapat belanja RM30 yang ada dalam e-Wallet.

Image via TnG Digital

Download aplikasi Touch N' Go eWallet: Play Store | AppStore

Untuk maklumat lanjut, boleh baca di laman web rasmi Touch 'N Go.

3. Aplikasi GrabPay eWallet

Image via Grab

Download app Grab terlebih dahulu.GrabPay memang ada didalam app Grab.Aktifkan GrabPayMasukkan nama dan nombor kad pengenalan (IC)Ambil gambar kad pengenalan.Tekan hantar. Anda akan terima pengesahan jika semuanya dihantar dengan betul.Kemudian tekan dan tebus RM30 bermula 15 Januari 2020.Selesai! Dah dapat belanja RM30 yang ada dalam eWallet.

Image via Grab

Download aplikasi GrabPay: Play Store | AppStore

Untuk maklumat lanjut, boleh baca di laman web rasmi GrabPay.

Apa lagi? Jom daftar sekarang!

Perlu diingat bahawa dana diperuntukkan adalah terhad RM450 juta. Makanya, bila-bila masa sahaja boleh habis. Apa-apa boleh berlaku. Yang apply ramai. Buat lebih awal, adalah lebih baik. Jangan sampai terlepas terima duit percuma ini daripada kerajaan Malaysia.Dah daftar tunggu masa untuk claim sahaja nanti. Senang!

Image via Giphy


[VIDEO] Two Japanese Women Test LTE Speed With Deep Fried Shrimp

Fried shrimp or "ebi furai" (エビフライ) is a popular dish in Japan. So to drive home the point that their LTE speed is the fastest, Japanese telco DoCoMo made an ad using shrimp. Yes, you read that right.

Image via soyacincau.com

In this bizarre ad that is worthy of the "Only In Japan" title, the ad starts off with two Japanese women wearing heavy-duty goggles

Image via timeinc.net

With a launch of a button, the ladies sent shrimps flying in their "shrimp cannon" through different processes to make instant fried shrimp. Yum.

Image via kinja-img.com

The housewives then proceeded to enjoy the delicacy with one woman saying to the other "It tastes good, right?" We sure hope so!

Image via YouTube

But enough of explaining, because you can't really explain this weird ad. Watch it instantly here:

×


M'sians Promise To Stop By This Humble Corn Stall In Terengganu After Viral Tweet

A woman took to Twitter last weekend to share about her parents' humble food stall, hoping that it would gain some exposure online

Little did she know that her story of their modest way of earning a living would blow up, gaining the support of Malaysians from far and wide with more than 33,000 retweets since it was posted on Saturday, 18 January.The woman was identified by Malay Mail as Ain'nur Syafiera Asrul Rizan from Terengganu.

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

"I'm kind of sad looking at mum and dad lately. Selling corn until they fall asleep," the 22-year-old began in her tweet

"I know I'm not Twitter-famous, but I hope Twitter can help things like this go viral. There's still a lot of corn left," Syafiera wrote, adding the address and name of her parents' stall in Marang, Terengganu.She then listed the homemade corn products that they sell, which include steamed or roasted corn, corn in a cup, blended corn juice made by her mother herself, and even real bee's honey that is harvested by a friend of her father.

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

She wrote that her father works as a lorry driver for an oil palm plantation during the day and helps her mother with the roadside stall at night

"My dad's an oil palm driver, but recently a lot of trees have been cut down so my dad isn't earning much. My mum started to sell corn to cover the costs of my siblings," said Syafiera."Mum opens the stall at 7.30am every morning and sells corn until 11pm at night.""I'm actually crying while writing this," she shared, but laughed when her mother asked her to post about her homemade corn juice."My mum said that we sell this so that we can have a little more to spend, but it's tiring."

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

Sadly, they have not had many customers because they are located at the end of the road and are considered new compared to the other corn vendors nearby

However, Syafiera said that her mum still keeps the prices low and extends her kindness to those in need whenever she can."My mum always gives free corn to first buyers too, even if they don't buy a lot," she added.She also recounted her mother did the same when a car had stopped by to buy some corn and nuts earlier that day."The car was filled to the brim and one of their kids asked to buy some corn in a cup," said Syafiera."They paid using coins, and it wasn't enough for RM1, but my mum just gave it to them anyway.""She said, 'Even during hard times, there are people who have it harder than us.'"

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

Twitter users were touched by Syafiera's story

Several promised to stop by her parents' stall the next time they were in Terengganu, while others commended her for helping her parents' business by promoting it online.To help potential customers, Syafiera even helped her mother start a Facebook page for the stall and added a Google Map entry to help people locate it easily."I'm from Pasir Puteh, Kelantan. Every week we would travel somewhere. Hopefully this week we will stop by to rest and eat at your stall okay?" assured a netizen.

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

While this Twitter user said, "I'm not in Terengganu but I hope your parents get to sell as much corn as possible!"

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_

This user acknowledged that vendors have to be creative to run a business as there are many other competitors also selling steamed corn in the area."Good job and congratulations. I hope many people stop by your shop in the future," wished this user.

Image via Twitter @fyraphobia_


Isteri Kena Marah Dengan Mak Mentua Sebab Suruh Suami Basuh Pinggan Ini Buat Ramai Berang

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

Seperti umum ketahui, kerja-kerja di rumah semestinya dilakukan secara bersama antara suami dan isteri

Suami dan isteri perlu mempunyai sifat kerjasama dalam hal ehwal rumah tangga. Contohnya kalau si isteri dah masak, mungkin tugas suami pula membasuh pinggan atau membuang sampah. Namun, baru-baru ini tular sebuah posting di Twitter yang memaparkan seorang wanita mengadu mak mentuanya marah gara-gara dia menyuruh suami mencuci pinggan telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat posting penuh itu di bawah:

Mak enabler. Suami dan lelaki patut diajar untuk ringan tulang. Buat kerja rumah. Bukan ingat kau terpaling raja. Pergi baca balik sirah Nabi buat kerja rumah macam mana. pic.twitter.com/vKmhv6Eyv6— Abudi Alsagoff (@AbudiAlsagoff) April 3, 2023

Mak mentua tegur kenapa tak layan suami elok-elok

Menerusi posting berkenaan, kelihatan seorang wanita telah meluahkan perasaannya melalui ciapan di Twitter. Apa yang lebih mengejutkan adalah apabila mak mentua memarahinya kerana dia meminta tolong suami untuk mencuci pinggan selepas makan. Mak mentuanya siap menegur supaya dia melayan suami dengan baik. Wanita itu dilihat tidak puas hati dan sangat berang dengan teguran mak mentuanya.

Image via @AbudiAlsagoff (Twitter)

"Mati agaknya anak dia tu kalau basuh pinggan" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya posting itu yang kini meraih sehingga 724.3K views, 5K retweets, 7K likes di Twitter, rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi masing-masing. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

Image via @AbudiAlsagoff (Twitter)

Image via @AbudiAlsagoff (Twitter)

Image via @AbudiAlsagoff (Twitter)

Image via @AbudiAlsagoff (Twitter)

Dalam rumah tangga kenalah saling tolong-menolong dan bertolak ansur, barulah harmoni.

Like Facebook, follow Twitter dan Instagram SAYS Seismik serta temui segala cerita ‘mesti kongsi’ sekarang!

Image via SAYS Seismik


Travelling Soon? This Plan Covers Your Medical Costs If You Test Positive & Have To Cancel

Subscribe to our Telegram channel for our latest stories and breaking news.

This Spotlight is sponsored by Tune Protect.

With both local and international borders now open again, we can finally go on those long-awaited getaways, yasss!

Image via GIPHY

Of course, we still have to make sure to take all the proper precautions when travelling. This includes getting vaccinated, following the SOPs of wherever you're going, and more. However, it's still so nice to be able to go cuti-cuti again! From lounging on gorgeous beaches to exploring vibrant cities, it's time to escape from our daily lives and enjoy a much-needed holiday.But, what if you test positive for COVID-19 right before your trip? Or worse still, when you're already on holiday overseas? Not only will you miss out on your long-awaited vacay, you'll also end up burning quite a bit of money that you've spent on making those plans. Plus, you'll have to spend extra on your medical expenses, huhu. T.T

To solve this issue, Tune Protect came up with a new travel insurance. Called Travel Easy, it's designed to ease your financial burdens if you get COVID-19 during your travels.

Image via @te-lensfix (Pexels)

Whether for holiday on another continent or even an overseas business trip, Travel Easy is an enhanced and affordable insurance plan that gives you total peace of mind abroad. As the ol' saying goes, it's better to be safe than sorry, right? Thanks to Tune Protect, you'll get to enjoy COVID-19 coverage for medical expenses, quarantine allowance, trip cancellation and more, as this plan ticks the boxes for most international travel requirements. ;D

Check out the video below:

On top of benefits like cancelling your trip before departure, the Travel Easy plan also helps you cover expenses in the event that you get hospitalised overseas due to COVID-19

Image via @anontae (Canva)

If you've gotten sick while on holiday in a foreign country before, you probably know how  medical costs can quickly creep up on you. Getting sickypoo plus having to fork out money for pricy hospital bills? Boo! This is mainly why travel insurance is such a necessity — so you're protected from unpredictable situations.   With Travel Easy,  you  can  expect  COVID-19  coverage,  in  addition  to Tune  Protect's  comprehensive travel insurance coverage. Travel Easy also covers your medical expenses if you have to quarantine overseas, experience trip curtailment (interruption) due to COVID-19, and more.

Here's a look at some of its features and benefits:

Image via @aslysun (Canva)

- COVID-19 coverage for medical expenses, quarantine, trip cancellation, trip curtailment (interruption), and more- COVID-19 medical expenses (stage three to five) of up to RM250,000 (individual) and RM750,000 (family)- Covers baggage loss, damage, and delay, personal accident of up to RM300,000, as well as travel delay- Get RM350 hospital income per full day when hospitalised due to Covid-19- Emergency overseas evacuation, and repatriation of RM500,000 (individual) and RM1,500,000 (family)- Pay as low as RM35 per trip- Enjoy 25% discount when you purchase this plan onlineThe nice thing about Travel Easy is that the plan is applicable to any airline you fly with, to any overseas destination, be it the US, UK, or anywhere in Europe or Asia. Plus, the claims process can be easily done online, which is especially helpful if you're travelling with family or in a group. ;)

There's more. Tune Protect is giving away a branded Rimowa travel luggage if you opt for Travel Easy on your next getaway! :D

Image via Tune Protect (Provided to SAYS)

From 15 June until 15 August, you stand a chance to win a Rimowa travel bag (L size) that is worth over RM4,000, courtesy of Tune Protect, wheeee. All you gotta do is purchase a Travel Easy insurance plan for your next overseas trip to qualify for an entry. You can find out more about the giveaway here.

At the end of the day, Tune Protect wants you to know that you will be well covered with Travel Easy should COVID-19 or other unforeseen circumstances take place during your trip

From flight delays to baggage damage, there are a lot of things that can go unplanned, which is why travel insurance plans like Travel Easy can offer you comfort while you have fun on holiday. :DFor more information about Travel Easy and ways to safeguard your travels, visit Tune Protect's website.

Read more #lifestyle stories:

                Japan To Open Its Borders To Malaysians Without Quarantine Or Tests Required

Malaysia is included among the 98 countries Japan is reopening to tourists.

Read the full story

                Netizen Shares How Air Ticket Pic Allows People To Cancel Your Flight & Leak Passport No

"Please warn all your friends about this. This is something anybody can do with some ill intentions, they can get int...

Read the full story

                Malaysians Can Look Forward To These Long Weekends & Holidays In 2023

Halfway into 2022 and we are excited about the long weekends and even longer holidays in 2023.

Read the full story

                15 Quarantine-Free Countries Malaysians Can Visit

Dust off your passports!

Read the full story

Got some cool brand news to share?

Image via SAYS

Take a look at all our Spotlight stories to date here.


Man With Parang Stalked And Robbed Two Women At Ara Damansara

17-year-old boy arrested for the parang robbery in Ara Damansara last week

Image via NST

The authorities have arrested a 17-year-old boy who is believed to be the person behind the parang robbery that happened on 5 October in a housing area in Ara Damansara. According to Petaling Jaya police chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd Zani Che Din, the teenager was arrested at a flat in Bandar Kinrara, Puchong yesterday, 11 October at 10am, as reported by New Straits Times. "He will be taken to court tomorrow for remand," he said. It was also reported that the authorities have been gathering intelligence following the incident and have upped the patrols and surveillance around Desa Ria area. The robbery cost the two women RM1,000 in cash, other valuables and personal documents.

The authorities also confirmed that the white Accord that the suspect was driving during the robbery was hijacked from a civil servant during another robbery incident at Jalan SS4B/10 on Sept 23

The car driven by the robber seen in the CCTV footing, a Honda Civic with the car plate BEJ 2974.
Image via Facebook/ Kok Jek Ming

Police found nine packets of drugs believed to be heroin in the Accord and a parang in the vehicle. The cases are being investigated under Section 392 and 397 of the Penal Code for armed gang robbery, Section 307 of the Penal Code (attempted murder) and Section 39A of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 for drugs possession.

        nst.com.my

6 OCTOBER: A Facebook post yesterday, 5 October, detailed a horrifying robbery that happened in Ara Damansara

According to the Facebook post that was posted yesterday at about 10pm by a user named Kok Jek Ming, the incident had occurred early morning on 5 October at a residential area in Ara Damansara, Petaling Jaya.

The post highlighted how the whole incident started when two young women in a black Myvi realised that a white Honda Civic was tailing them.
Fearing their safety, they were seen trying to drive into a gated area but the guard apparently refused to let them in as they weren't residents of the place.

Posted by Kok Jek Ming on Wednesday, 5 October 2016

"Because they are outsider, the on-duty guard unable to let them in without proper reason," explained the post by Jek Ming.

Things were made worse when the relentless Honda Civic driver decided to stop right behind the Myvi outside the guard house

Posted by Kok Jek Ming on Wednesday, 5 October 2016

The post was accompanied by a CCTV recording of the incident. The recording shows how the Honda car stops right behind the Myvi for a few seconds before a young man steps out of the car with a parang and walks over to the driver seat of the Myvi. He is seen reaching into the car and grabbing the lady's handbag as she starts driving away and he pulls his hands out. In the midst of it all, the lady sitting in the passenger seat of the Myvi steps out of the car. The man is seen running over to the other lady, quickly grabbing her handbag before fleeing.

The man seen trying to rob the lady passenger.
Image via Facebook/ Kok Jek Ming

The Facebook post on the robbery has been shared for 7,411 times with over 600 likes as of now, 6 October, 12:50pm

Jek Ming ended the post by reminding everyone to be aware of their surroundings when they are driving.


Why Do Some People Always Get Bitten By Mosquitoes While Others Don't?

Have you ever felt like you're being specifically targetted by mosquitoes when you end up with itchy welts all over your body, while your friends seem like they're not even aware of the pesky biters' existence?

Image via TED-ed Tumblr

Well, it's not your imagination. Research has proven that mosquitoes DO have preferences when it comes to picking out the people they want to suck blood from.

In a feature by WebMD, Jerry Butler, PhD, professor emeritus at the University of Florida posited that "one in 10 people are highly attractive to mosquitoes". Here's the thing - mosquitoes don't suck blood for food. In fact, only female mosquitoes bite people because they need proteins from human blood to develop fertile eggs and create more mosquito babies.85 percent of our likelihood to get bitten by mosquitoes is due to genetics.

So why are some people more susceptible to mosquito bites than others? See if you tick off any of these boxes:

1. You have Type O blood

Image via Biology Stack Exchange

Some blood types are indeed sweeter than others, metaphorically speaking. A study found that people with Type O blood are 83% more likely to get bitten. People with Type A blood are least likely to become mosquito prey, while those with Type B blood are kind of in the middle.In addition, 85% of people produce a secretion that signals their blood type, making them more obvious prey for mosquitoes compared to the non-secretors, regardless of blood type.

2. You have a large body size

Image via Gettystock

This has to do with your metabolic rate, or the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) released from your body as it burns energy. Mosquitoes use CO2 as their primary means of identifying targets and can actually sense CO2 from up to 50 metres away! Larger people tend to exhale more and give off more carbon dioxide, which is why mosquitoes prefer to go for adults over children. Men are also more likely to be bitten by mosquitoes compared to women, as well as obese or overweight people due to their larger body size and relative heat.

3. You're pregnant

Image via Active

According to a study done in Africa, pregnant women are twice as likely to attract mosquitoes compared to their non-pregnant peers because they give off a greater amount of CO2. In fact, a 2002 study found that women in the later stages of pregnancy exhale 21% more CO2 than non-pregnant women, making them even more noticeable to the pests.

4. You've been exercising or exerting yourself physically

Image via NYMag

Mosquitoes are attracted to lactic acid, a compound produced by the body after working up a sweat, hence you're more likely to get bitten by mosquitoes if you've just gone out for a run or finished a workout at the gym. Besides that, the body also experiences a heat increase because of a raise in your body's metabolic rate after strenuous activity or vigorous exercise. Warmth becomes more attractive to mosquitoes as they approach a potential victim.

5. You've just had a beer or a glass of wine

Image via ABC News Go

Drinking alcohol also raises your metabolic rate and your body temperature, making you very appealing to mosquitoes.

6. You're wearing red or dark-coloured clothing

Image via Mosquito Squad

Apart from smell, mosquitoes also rely on sight to spot their prey. Red makes you a prime target, as well as dark colours such as black and blue. Dr. Jonathan Day, a medical entomologist and mosquito expert at the University of Florida, explained, "Mosquitoes have problems flying in even a slight wind, and so they keep close to the ground. Down there, **they spot hosts by comparing your silhouette to the horizon. Dark colours stand out, while light shades blend in."

7. Certain elements of your body chemistry are actually calling out to the mosquitoes

Image via Mosquito Buzz

People who produce excess amount of certain acids (e.g. lactic acid, uric acid) and/or have higher concentrations of steroids and cholesterol on their skin surface tend to attract mosquitoes. This does not necessarily mean that mosquitoes prey on those with high cholesterol. Rather, these people naturally metabolise and process cholesterol faster than others, the byproducts of which remain on the skin's surface.On the other hand, a study done by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine found that people who are bitten less frequently seem to "smell differently to mosquitoes", almost as if they produce a natural repellent. Ugh, lucky.

Are you a mosquito magnet? What is your strategy to avoid getting bitten by the pesky winged biters when you're outdoors? Let us know in the comments section below!


A Meteor Shower Is Happening This Week. Here's Where And How Malaysians Can Check It Out

Subscribe to our Telegram channel for our latest stories and breaking news.

The annual Perseid meteor shower is upon us once again and Malaysians will have the opportunity to witness bright lights zoom across the sky

What are the Perseids, you ask? Well, according to National Geographic, the Perseids will be one of the year's most dazzling meteor showers and they are produced by debris from comet Swift-Tuttle, a 16-mile-wide chunk of ice and rock that orbits the sun once every 133 years.The Perseids meteor shower has been visible every August for at least the past 2,000 years and under great viewing conditions, Perseid-watchers can expect to see as many as 30 to 100 meteors blazing overhead per hour.NASA reported that the shower's peak is between 11 August and 13 August, with the best viewing hours being tonight, 12 August, starting from midnight until dawn.

         View this post on Instagram            A post shared by HamHassan (@ham_hassan_photography)

The Perseids are visible from anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere, and lucky for us, that's exactly where Malaysia is

According to The Star, there are several locations that are popular among local stargazers due to their dark surroundings and clear skies.This includes Tanjung Simpang Mengayau which is located at the uppermost tip of the Borneo island, fishing village Kampung Teluk Pelanduk in Port Dickson, and tourist destination Cameron Highlands.Besides that, if you're near Pantai Malindo in Penang, Pulau Tioman in Mersing, or Pantai Remis and Pantai Redang in Kuala Selangor, then you're in for quite a treat because these are also hotspots for those who love to enjoy the annual celestial display.

Image for illustration purposes only.
Image via Rileklah

However, if you can't make it to any of these physical locations, you can also enjoy the meteor shower from your own home by catching live streams online

The National Planetarium is hosting a live session on their Facebook and YouTube accounts at 8pm tonight, 12 August.

Info 88 : Hujan Meteor Perseids

Sesi Live nanti akan dibawakan oleh Facebook & Youtube Karnival Sains Sabah &...Posted by Planetarium Negara on Monday, August 2, 2021

Besides that, Sabah-based group Dark Sky Malaysia will also host a live stream session in collaboration with the state's Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation and the National Planetarium.The live stream will start at 8pm on August 12 on both Dark Sky Malaysia's Facebook page and YouTube channel, as well as on Karnival Sains Sabah's Facebook page.

Hai Pencinta Langit Malam!

Berita baik buat anda semua! Dark Sky Malaysia akan membuat siaran langsung Cerapan...Posted by Dark Sky Malaysia on Saturday, July 31, 2021

Make sure to check out tonight's amazing display. Who knows if you're going to get as lucky as this guy:

                Humble Carpenter Becomes Instant Millionaire By Selling Meteorite That Fell On His House

Josua received roughly RM7.6 million, equivalent to 30 years' worth of his usual salary.

Read the full story

Besides being popular stargazing spots, here are other cool things you can do at Kuala Selangor and Cameron Highlands:

                Experience The Blue River Phenomenon, Watch Fireflies & Other Activities In Kuala Selangor

Explore on a budget.

Read the full story

                This Cosy Airbnb Overlooking A Cameron Highlands Tea Plantation Is The Perfect Getaway

Cool weather? Yes please.

Read the full story

                There's A Farm In Cameron Highlands That Lets You Feed Fluffy Sheep For Less Than RM8

The 'floofs' came here all the way from Australia.

Read the full story


“Nak Dapat Markah Tinggi” - Lelaki Ini Sanggup Tumbuk Sensor Permainan Arked Terus

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

Jika kalian pergi ke pusat beli belah, kalian pasti pernah nampak permainan arked betul tak?

Terdapat pelbagai jenis permainan arked yang boleh dimain bersama rakan-rakan mahupun keluarga.Begitu juga dengan video yang tular baru-baru ini memaparkan seorang lelaki bermain satu permainan arked telah mendapat perhatian.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @seeammad naya mat mc sebulan tangan bengkak ..#tiktokmalaysia #fypviral #xyzbca  suara asli - NAMA KOK FIKI - FIK

Orang lain tumbuk punching bag, dia tumbuk sensor

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @seeammad di TikTok, kelihatan seorang lelaki berbaju Melayu sedang bersiap sedia untuk bermain satu permainan arked.Apa yang meraih perhatian ramai adalah apabila lelaki itu menumbuk bahagian atas punching machine tersebut di mana terdapat sensor dan bukan tempat yang sepatutnya.

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

“Dia punya nak tinggi sampai tumbuk sensor terus” - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video tersebut yang kini meraih sehingga 24.5M views, 2.7M likes dan 35.1K comments di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat aksi lelaki tersebut.Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

Image via @seeammad (TikTok)

Bukan macam tu cara main dia! Tak pasal-pasal sakit tangan tu :p

Like Facebook, follow Twitter dan Instagram SAYS Seismik serta temui segala cerita 'mesti kongsi' sekarang!

Image via SAYS Seismik

Image via Raya Havoc 2022


Court Acquits Woman Accused Of Killing 8 Teens Riding 'Basikal Lajak'

Subscribe to our Telegram channel for our latest stories and breaking news.

The Johor Bahru Magistrate's Court has upheld its decision to acquit a woman who is accused of reckless driving which resulted in the death of eight teenagers four years ago

In a ruling yesterday, 10 October, Magistrate Siti Hajar Ali said that the prosecution had failed to prove the case against 26-year-old Sam Ke Ting beyond reasonable doubt, reported Bernama."After examining all the evidence presented and considering the submissions of the deputy public prosecutor and the accused's counsel at the end of the defence case, reasonable doubt arose," she said."Hence, it has been decided that the prosecution had failed to prove the case beyond reasonable doubt. Therefore, the accused is acquitted and discharged at the end of the defence case."In her judgement, Siti Hajar also took into account the reasonable testimony of the accused, who told the court that she had no knowledge of the riding activities on modified bicycles — commonly known as 'basikal lajak' — in the area. She said there was no warning on such activities.The court also learnt that Sam — who was 22 years old at the year of the incident — was driving on the far left lane at the accident scene on Jalan Lingkaran Dalam, Johor Bahru at 3.30am on 18 February 2017.The accused's testimony matched with a study conducted by the Malaysian Institute of Road Safety (MIROS), which also found that the accused was driving at 44.5km/h or 75.8km/h. Harian Metro reported the judge as saying that it was well within the speed limit.

Accused Sam Ke Ting.
Image via Nur Aisyah Mazalan/New Straits Times

The court ordered the authorities to reverse Sam's driving licence suspension immediately

Earlier, the judge also mentioned the authorities' failure to find evidence to back their claim that it might not be Sam who was driving at the time of the incident.According to Harian Metro, there was another man at the scene and there is reasonable doubt that the accused was a passenger while the car was driven by the friend."There was the testimony of other witnesses that triggered the question that failed to be explained. Therefore, the accused cannot be punished for the failure of the investigating officers to carry out their responsibilities in investigating the case properly," Siti Hajar said.Sam was represented by her lawyer Muhammad Faizal Mokhtar, while the prosecution team consisted of deputy public prosecutor Muhammad Syafiq Mohd Ghazali and Johor prosecution director Tengku Amir Zaki Tengku Abd Rahman.

Image via Nescafeais via Malaysiakini

This is the second time Sam has been acquitted and discharged from the case by the same court

On 18 February, the Johor Bahru High Court ordered Sam to enter defence after the prosecution proved a prima facie case against the accused. The higher-tiered court overturned the decision made by the Magistrate's Court in October 2019 to acquit her.The Magistrate's Court, presided by Siti Hajar, had previously acquitted and discharged Sam from the case on 28 October 2019.The accused was charged under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 (Act 333), which carries a maximum jail term of 10 years and a fine of RM20,000, if convicted, reported Bernama.


HUAWEI's New P60 Pro Boasts A Telephoto Camera That Can Take Crisp Images Under Low Light

Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Telegram for the latest stories and breaking news.

ICYMI, the HUAWEI P60 Pro — part of the HUAWEI P60 series — was recently unveiled in China, and is now available for pre-order in Malaysia

Image via HUAWEI (Provided to SAYS)

The HUAWEI P60 Pro is unlike any other smartphone. It is a sophisticated, high-performance smartphone that delivers on all fronts, from camera to design, storage, and battery life. If you're looking for a new smartphone, it is worth considering.

Still not sure? Check out these features available on the smartphone:

1. Seamlessly capture crisp photos even in low light conditions

Image via HUAWEI (Provided to SAYS)

The HUAWEI P60 Pro is equipped with a triple rear camera setup, comprising of a 48MP Ultra Lighting main camera, a 13MP ultra-wide angle camera, and a 48MP Ultra Lighting Telephoto lens, making it one of the best low light smartphone cameras in the industry. Meanwhile, the front camera boasts a 13MP sensor that captures stunning selfies even in low light. Taking pictures with the HUAWEI P60 Pro is now easier than ever too, as the smartphone comes with an upgraded camera interface that features an all-new camera zoom ring and Quick Menu.

Shot using the P60 Pro
Image via HUAWEI (Provided to SAYS)

2. Own a smartphone that's a unique fashion statement

Image via HUAWEI (Provided to SAYS)

Although available in Black, it's the timeless Rococo Pearl variant that takes the cut. Inspired by the Rococo style that prevailed in France in the 18th century, the Rococo Pearl variant is the first of its kind in the industry, shimmering a natural mother-of-pearl exterior. In fact, each HUAWEI P60 Pro Rococo Pearl variant comes with a one-of-a-kind pattern, making it unique to each user. This makes it the perfect choice for those who love to make a fashion statement.

3. It boasts a curved smartphone screen that's 10 times more durable than other devices

Image via HUAWEI (Provided to SAYS)

The HUAWEI P60 Pro is equipped with Switzerland's SGS five-star drop resistance certified Kunlun glass, which is 10 times more durable than a regular smartphone screen. This means you can say goodbye to always having to fork out money for costly screen repairs! Besides that, the HUAWEI P60 Pro is equipped with a quad-curved display, where each corner of the screen is more rounded, making everything you view on the smartphone's display appear boundless and immersive. The curved display also gives users a more comfortable grip and precise touch experience.

4. Enjoy all-day battery life and super fast charging

Image via HUAWEI (Provided to SAYS)

We can all agree that good battery life in a smartphone is a necessity. The great thing about the HUAWEI P60 Pro is that it comes with a 4,815mAh battery that is enough to last all day. The smartphone also supports 88W HUAWEI SuperCharge technology, allowing users to charge it to 50% in just 10 minutes.

5. It offers all your favourite apps on AppGallery

Image via HUAWEI (Provided to SAYS)

All your favourite apps (including Google apps!) are now available on AppGallery, which is now ranked in the world's top three app markets.

The HUAWEI P60 Pro is available for pre-order from now until 19 May!

Image via HUAWEI (Provided to SAYS)

The best part? The HUAWEI P60 Pro will be available from RM4,699, and you'll get freebies worth up to RM1,460 at HUAWEI Online and RM1,560 at the HUAWEI Experience Store when you pre-order the device!

You can pre-order the HUAWEI P60 Pro at the nearest HUAWEI Experience Store, HUAWEI Official Website, HUAWEI Official Store on Shopee, HUAWEI Flagship Store on Lazada

You can also pre-order it at HUAWEI's authorised partner stores such as Senheng and senQ.


MAS Responds To Allegations That It Allowed A 'Pink Tag' Passenger To Board Its Flight

Earlier this week, a passenger on a Malaysia Airlines (MAS) flight alleged that another passenger, wearing a pink COVID-19 wristband, was allowed to board it from Kuala Lumpur to Kuantan, Pahang

According to the complainant's social media post, the incident happened on 2 January 2022, onboard MAS flight MH1276 and involved a male passenger with a pink tag on seat 11F.Prior to taking to social media, the complainant claimed that they had tried to address the issue directly with the airline representatives, however, it was either dismal or provided with "boilerplate replies".In their post, the complainant said that they spotted the passenger wearing a pink tag on his left wrist, similar to the ones worn during quarantine related to the COVID-19 infection.They also claimed the flight attendants were "equally as shocked".While the  complainant was later relocated to another seat on the plane, little was done after that as the remaining passengers were not made aware of the situation and were allowed to disembark on arrival without any information or instructions, the social media post alleged."Passenger 11F remained onboard at the time of my disembarkation. Due to concerns for health and safety reasons, I contacted MAS customer service, explained the possible sequelae and severity of the situation and filed a Supplementary Document under AskMH website as instructed," the social media post read.

The passenger in question.
Image via Facebook

The complainant alleged that there were no significant updates from MAS for the next two days despite having filed separate complaints

And when they finally reached out in an email with a template response, the complainant accused the airline of being "ignorant" for not understanding the concern about the situation and not prioritising the case."In simple terms — a passenger who may be COVID positive/carrier/close contact, clearly wearing a pink quarantine tag,  was allowed on your flight full of passengers. And after 48 hours,  even with a public health risk, nothing effective has been done to address this issue. Perhaps, in the tiniest of possibilities, there may be a sensible reason as to why a passenger as such ended up seated on a KL-Kuantan flight.  And for exactly that reason alone, this should have been promptly investigated and clarified," they asked."And even so, why was he not isolated away from the rest? Why was he allowed on the plane in the first place, are we missing something? The pandemic has lasted almost two years, what are the flight protocols for situations like these?"

			Why isn't anyone at all concerned?

Following the allegations raised in the viral post, MAS has now clarified that the passenger with the pink wristband onboard its flight was cleared to board under the Ministry of Health (MOH) guidelines

The airline said the flight mentioned in the social media post was a same-day connecting flight for the passenger with the pink wristband who was on a journey from Phnom Penh to Kuantan.MOH usually issues the pink wristband to people ordered to undergo home surveillance — either individual confirmed to be infected with COVID-19 or close contacts of positive cases."As per the ministry's Guideline Annex 9 (Guidelines for the Entry Point Screening of Travellers), the passenger (with the pink wristband) was cleared by the ministry to continue his onward journey to Kuantan after being assessed by the Port of Entry Health and Quarantine Office," it said in a statement yesterday, 6 January.However, the airline gave no explanation as to why the passenger's pink wristband remained on his arms when he was cleared by health authorities for international travel.MAS also pledged its commitment to providing a safe and comfortable journey to passengers and crew."Malaysia Airlines wishes to reiterate its commitment to providing a safe and comfortable journey to passengers and crew guided by aviation health procedures placed by MOH, the World Health Organization (WHO), International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and International Air Transport Association (IATA)."

Meanwhile, the number of Omicron cases is increasing in Malaysia:

                MOH Detects More Locally Transmitted Cases Of Omicron Variant

Health Minister Khairy said that Malaysia has now recorded a total of 122 Omicron cases, with 117 being imported and ...

Read the full story


UiTM Johor Lecturer Accused Of Sexually Harassing Student Sacked By Institution

Follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and Telegram for the latest stories and breaking news.

Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM) has fired a lecturer who was accused of sexually harassing a former student on Saturday, 29 September

According to a statement by the institution provided to Bernama, UiTM takes the student's sexual harassment allegations against the lecturer seriously. The UiTM Integrity Unit launched a thorough investigation last year based on the evidence collected. The investigation was conducted following the guidelines and legal process stipulated in the Statutory Bodies (Discipline and Surcharge) Act 2000 [Act 605].According to the act, any member of staff found to have violated any rules, codes of conduct, or prohibitions will have disciplinary actions taken against them.

The lecturer was lecturing at UiTM Johor, Segamat.
Image via TOK NAL

The decision was made after a detailed discussion by the disciplinary committee of UiTM

"After the interrogation and internal investigation procedures were completed and discussed by the Disciplinary Committee, UiTM has taken action to immediately terminate the service of the lecturer who was accused of sexually harassing the former student," UiTM's statement read.UiTM vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Roziah Mohd Janor also gave her statement regarding the decision. "If anyone disobeys an order or behaves in any way that can reasonably be interpreted as disobeying an order, the university will not compromise and will take stern action against them," she said.

UiTM vice-chancellor Prof Datuk Dr Roziah Mohd Janor.
Image via Utusan

Public sexual harassment allegations were made against the former lecturer on Twitter on 16 August by former UiTM student, Farah Azuin

Farah detailed her experience with the lecturer on Twitter and talked about how he allegedly tricked her into answering a survey with sexually inappropriate questions. She also alleged that the lecturer would call her during the late hours of the night and spoke about wanting to conduct sexual acts with her. The former student alleged that there were more students who were sexually harassed by the lecturer and reached out to her to tell their story.She reported her lecturer's alleged inappropriate acts to the police in 2021 but investigations were delayed for a year. During the period of waiting for updates on the investigations, the lecturer came forth with legal action against Farah, cautioning her with a defamation lawsuit. She was ordered to issue a public apology to the lecturer, in addition to paying compensation to him.

How its start. Masa ni chat sir sbb nak tanya pasal assignment since i kurang faham. And dia tanya boleh tak tolong dia jadi responden as u can see. So as student kiteorg dah biasa kena jawab kaji selidik ni so tak expect apa2 buruk pun even after sir sent pic.twitter.com/fKHQxnFKTi—  (@awwinnn_) August 16, 2022

Farah has responded to the news of the lecturer being dismissed from his position at UiTM Johor

Speaking with SAYS, Farah expressed her relief and contentment with the news of the lecturer's dismissal and said that it was worth the wait. "Even though UiTM took some time [to take action], I am happy with the result. Let this be a lesson to everyone," Farah said.Farah believes this is a fresh start for sexual harassment victims. Since there there has been much attention to the case, she said that no one will be taking the topic of sexual harassment lightly anymore. She also urged the public to refrain from blaming victims of sexual harassment and encouraged victims to not blame themselves for what happened to them. "We [are not] asking for it. We [are not] seeking attention. Most people don't know what sexual harassment is, particularly the victims [who] aren't aware they [were] violated. So please be kind. And to all who were or are harassment victims, I just want to say that you are really strong people. Don't ever blame yourself for it," Farah advised.

If you or someone you know may be at risk or has experienced sexual abuse or assault, please reach out to these Malaysian organisations:

1. WOMEN'S AID ORGANISATION (WAO)Operating hours: 24-hourContact: +603-30008858SMS/WhatsApp: +6018-9888058Website | Facebook | Twitter2. ALL WOMEN'S ACTION SOCIETY (AWAM)Operating hours: Weekdays (9.30am - 4.30pm)Contact: +603-78770224WhatsApp: +6016-2284221 | +6016-2374221Email: [email protected]Website | Facebook | Twitter3. WOMEN'S CENTRE FOR CHANGE PENANG (WCC PENANG)Operating hours: Weekdays (9am - 5pm)Contact: +604-2280342 | +604-3988340WhatsApp: +6011-31084001 | +6016-4390698Email: [email protected]Website | Facebook | Twitter4. SARAWAK WOMEN FOR WOMEN SOCIETY (SWWS)Operating hours: Monday to Friday (9am - 5.30pm)Contact: +6082-422660SMS/WhatsApp: +6013-8044285Email: [email protected]Website | Facebook | Twitter5. SABAH WOMEN'S ACTION-RESOURCE GROUP (SAWO)Operating hours: Monday to Friday (9am - 2pm)Contact: +6088-280200Email: [email protected]Website | Facebook | Twitter6. PROTECT AND SAVE THE CHILDREN (PS THE CHILDREN)Operating hours: Monday to Friday (8.30am - 5.30pm)Contact: +6016-2273065 | +6016-7213065WhatsApp: +6016-7213065Email: [email protected]Website | Facebook | Twitter7. INTERNET WATCH FOUNDATION (IWF)Anonymously and confidentially report child sexual abuse content and non-photographic child sexual abuse images with IWF’s Reporting Portal.

Read the full story on how this incident first started:

                UiTM Johor Student Makes Police Report Alleging Lecturer Sexually Harassed Her In 2021

The lecturer has since allegedly reached out multiple times to the student to beg her to retract her police reports.

Read the full story

The lecturer responded to Farah's allegations with a letter of demand and cautioned her with a defamation lawsuit:

                UiTM Lecturer Who Allegedly Sexually Harassed A Student Demands She Issue A Public Apology

The student has also launched a petition, urging UiTM to take action against the lecturer and fire him.

Read the full story


Here Is Why The Country's Oldest Newspaper Utusan Malaysia May Be Shutting Down Tomorrow

Malaysia's oldest newspaper Utusan Malaysia may cease operations on Wednesday, 21 August

Image via Finance Twitter

"Our last paper will be published on the day after tomorrow (Wednesday). On the front page, there will be a notice to inform readers that we will cease publication on Wednesday," Kosmo! editor Lokman Othman announced to its staff, as reported by New Straits Times (NST)."This means that tomorrow (20 August) we will work for the Wednesday publication. After that, we don't have to work," he added, according to an audio clip which was provided to NST.

In addition, the editor announced the shutdown of Utusan's sister publication, Kosmo!

Image via Utusan Online

It is learnt that there will be a "cooling off" period after Wednesday, where two to three investors will take over Utusan Group.However, the online editions of Utusan Malaysia and Kosmo! will continue its operations.Staff were also told that layoffs may occur once the takeover is complete.

Loqman explained that the shutdown stems from the company's inability to pay its staff their salaries

"Even if there is income, the collection of debt from others, that collection is then used to pay to people. Especially for transportation and all," Lokman said, during the meeting, according to Malay Mail.

Image via Supian Ahmad/New Straits Times

The news comes after hundreds of its staff, including journalists, graphic artists, and photographers, held a protest outside the company's headquarters to demand for their outstanding salaries and severance payments.The Utusan Group, which publishes Utusan Malaysia and Kosmo!, had reportedly failed to pay salaries since June.Eight hundred employees had accepted a voluntary separation scheme which was carried out in December 2018. However, their salaries were also delayed.

Utusan Malaysia, which was first known as Utusan Melayu, began its operations in 1939 – before Malaysia's Independence day

Meanwhile, Kosmo! was launched on 30 August 2004.Utusan Malaysia used to be one of the largest selling newspapers in Malaysia, with a circulation of 350,000 copies a day during the 1990s.

Utusan Melayu's building in Jalan Chan Sow Lin, Kuala Lumpur.
Image via Utusan Online/Malay Mail

Malay Mail reported that the Utusan Group is currently on PN17 status on the Malaysian Stock Exchange after failing to pay an outstanding debt of nearly RM1.2 million to two banks.PN17 stands for Practice Note 17/2005 and is issued by Bursa Malaysia; relating to companies that are in financial distress.


Nikmati Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang & 10 Jenis Gulai Autentik Kelantan Di Gerai Di KL Ini

Memang susah nak jumpa makanan Kelantan yang sedap dan murah di KL

Kebanyakannya hanya boleh dijumpai di shopping complex, tapi harganya selalu terlampau mahal untuk portion yang kecil, tak cukup rasa, dan tak memuaskan.

Image via Giphy

Untuk memuaskan keinginan anda, Restoran Kak La Nasi Berlauk menghidangkan pelbagai juadah tradisi Kelantan dan adalah satu hidden gem masakan pantai timur di KL!

Image via @djnienie_ibrahim (Instagram)

Sangat popular di Padang Balang, anda haruslah datang seawal 7 pagi untuk menikmati hidangan tradisi Kelantan mereka, kalau tak confirm kena beratur panjang!

Image via Jalan-Jalan Cari Makan

Anda wajib cuba Nasi kerabu dan Nasi Dagang di sini yang merupakan antara yang paling terbaik yang boleh didapati di KL

Hidangan Nasi Kerabu mereka memang lengkap di sini. Anda boleh menikmatinya dengan ikan celup tepung, daging bakar, solok lada, tumis budu, telur masin dan keropok goreng!

Image via ina.adam (Instagram)

Image via Amirul A. (Foursquare)

Apa yang best juga, mereka menghidangkan nasi berlauk dan 10 jenis kuah, termasuklah Gulai Itik, Gulai Kaki Ayam, Gulai Ikan Tongkol

Resipi yang digunakan adalah daripada ibu pemilik kedai sediri. Memang semuanya cukup rasa authentic masakan kampung Kelantan. Semua masakan dan lauk-pauk mereka dibuat fresh setiap hari seawal 3 pagi untuk memastikan kesegaran dan keenakan masakan dijamin.

Image via @kulan555 (Instagram)

Image via Dieyana (Blogger)

Image via @syuhada_rda (Instagram)

Jangan lupa try out kuih-muih traditional Kelantan di sini juga, termasuklah kuih yang rare seperti Akok Telur, Cek Mek Molek, Lepat Pisang, Lopes dan macam-macam lagi

Image via Ima R (Foursquare)

Untuk makan tengah hari pula, anda boleh cuba hidangan daging bakar mereka yang dibakar dengan api kayu arang setiap hari

Mereka hanya mula menghidangkan daging bakar dari pukul 12. Tapi kena cepat, hidangan ini cepat habis selepas saja dikeluarkan.Memang cukup berselera menikmati hidangan lunch set mereka yang dilengkapi dengan nasi putih, telur dadar dan sambal yang cukup pedas!

Image via @hasyudeen (Instagram)

Image via Nurul. F (Foursquare)

Image via @basyee (Instagram)

Mengidam dah? Dapatkan info tentang Kak La Nasi Berlauk di bawah:

Image via Jalan-Jalan Cari Makan

Alamat: 51100, 653, Jalan Changkat, Sentul, 53000 Kuala Lumpur.Waktu Operasi: 7.30 pagi - 12.00 Tengah hari (tutup hari Khamis)

Jom cuba tempat-tempat best ni juga!

                Hidangan Steak & Lobster Di Restoran Ini ‘Confirm’ Akan Buat Anda Terliur. Kat Subang Je!

Boston Lobster mereka diimport khas dari Amerika Syarikat dua kali seminggu!

Read the full story

                11 Restoran Masakan Kelantan 'Sedak Belako' Yang Wajib Anda Cuba Di KL & PJ

Nasi tumpang, sup belut, kuih akok.. semua ada!

Read the full story

                Kini Anda Boleh Cuba Teh Tarik Madu Asli Yang Memang 'Da Bomb' Di KL. Jom Serbu!

Moh le kita cuba! :D

Read the full story


100 Hari 10 Janji Pakatan Harapan: Berapa Banyak Janji Yang Sudah Ditepati?

Hari ini, 17 Ogos, genap menandakan 100 hari pertama Pakatan Harapan (PH) sebagai kerajaan persekutuan selepas memenangi PRU14 tempoh hari

Image via Sarawak Voice

PH yang sebelum ini telah mengeluarkan manifesto '100 Hari 10 Janji' yang digariskan dalam Buku Harapan bersempena dengan kempen PRU14 atas tujuan ingin memulih semula dan membina negara serta memenuhi harapan rakyat, hanya berjaya menunaikan beberapa sahaja janji tersebut dalam tempoh yang ditetapkan.

Berikut adalah status 10 janji kerajaan PH dalam tempoh 100 hari pertama (iaitu kurang dari 14 minggu):

Image via Facebook Pakatan Harapan

1. Menghapuskan cukai barangan dan perkhidmatan (GST)

Image via NST

Walaupun secara dasarnya GST tidak dimansuhkan, namun Kementerian Kewangan Malaysia (MOF) telah mengumumkan bahawa Cukai Barangan dan Perkhidmatan yang dulunya berkadar 6% akan menurun kepada sifar (0%), mulai 1 Jun.Walau bagaimanapun, untuk mengurangkan kekurangan pendapatan daripada GST, MOF kini memperkenalkan semula Cukai Jualan dan Perkhidmatan (SST), sebagai sebahagian daripada inisiatif pembaharuan fiskal negara, yang akan bermula pada 1 September nanti.Status: Tercapai.

2. Menstabilkan harga petrol dan memperkenalkan subsidi petrol

Image via Hype MY

Pada 16 Mei, Tun Mahathir mengumumkan bahawa tidak akan ada lagi turun naik harga bahan api kerana ia akan disandarkan kepada harga sekarang. Pada masa ini, satu liter RON95 ialah RM2.20, RON97 ialah RM2.47, Diesel RM2.18, dan Euro 5 Diesel ialah RM2.28. Walau bagaimanapun, belum ada pengumuman mengenai subsidi petrol bersasar, perkembangan terbaru kerajaan sedang mengkaji mekanisme mengenai perkara itu.Status: Sebahagian tercapai.

3. Menghapuskan hutang-hutang yang tidak wajar yang telah dikenakan ke atas peneroka FELDA

Status: Tiada perkembangan dilaporkan.

4. Memperkenalkan skim caruman Kumpulan Wang Simpanan Pekerja (KWSP) kepada suri rumah

Image via Utusan Borneo

Menteri Pembangunan Wanita, Keluarga dan Masyarakat, Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail melancarkan fasa pertama skim i-Suri, yang mensasarkan 359,065 pendaftar e-Kasih wanita dan peruntukan kerajaan berjumlah RM20 juta Fasa pertama bermula 15 Ogos ini dengan kerajaan akan menyumbang RM40 sebulan bagi setiap caruman sukarela dengan jumlah minimum RM5 ke akaun KWSP. Pada fasa kedua yang dijangka bermula tahun hadapan, sumbangan kerajaan akan meningkat kepada RM50 dengan RM10 daripadanya akan disumbangkan kepada Pertubuhan Keselamatan Sosial (PERKESO). Fasa ketiga insentif SURI adalah di mana dua peratus sumbangan KWSP suami akan dimasukkan ke akaun isteri dengan pelancaran fasa ini dijangka pada awal 2020, namun beberapa pindaan perlu dilakukan terhadap akta berkaitan.Status: Sebahagian tercapai.

5. Menyamaratakan gaji minimum seluruh negara dan seterusnya memulakan proses meningkatkan gaji minimum

Image via Sinar Harian

Pada 24 Julai (Hari 76), Menteri Sumber Manusia M. Kulasegaran berkata cadangan kenaikan upah minimum akan dibentangkan kepada kerajaan dalam masa terdekat. Buat masa ini bagi sektor swasta, gaji minimum bulanan ialah RM1,000 (Semenanjung Malaysia), RM920 (Sabah & Sarawak).Walau bagaimanapun, kerajaan telah memulakan proses untuk meningkatkan gaji minimum, yang akan dijalankan secara beransur-ansur.Status: Dalam pelaksanaan.

6. Menangguhkan pembayaran balik pinjaman PTPTN kepada semua peminjam yang mendapat gaji kurang dari RM4,000 sebulan dan memansuhkan senarai hitam ke atas peminjam

Image via Harian Metro

PTPTN telah menghapuskan peminjam PTPTN daripada senarai hitam Jabatan Imigresen. Walau bagaimanapun, usaha untuk menangguhkan bayaran balik bagi mereka yang berpendapatan kurang daripada RM4,000 belum dapat ditunaikan kerana institusi itu sedang melakukan pembersihan pangkalan data peminjamnya.Status: Sebahagian tercapai.

7. Menubuhkan Suruhanjaya Siasatan DiRaja 1MDB, FELDA, MARA, dan Tabung Haji dan merombak semula struktur kepimpinan mereka

Image via The Malaysian Times

Tiada Suruhanjaya Siasatan DiRaja (RCI) ditubuhkan untuk mana-mana empat badan ini buat masa ini kerana menurut Perdana Menteri, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, kerajaan perlu menetapkan pertuduhan yang kukuh terhadap mereka yang terbabit dalam kontroversi berkaitan terlebih dahulu.Beliau berkata, kerajaan tidak boleh terus menubuhkan RCI sehingga mempunyai beberapa pertuduhan kukuh terhadap mereka yang terlibat dalam penyelewengan.Status: Dalam pelaksanaan.

8. Menubuhkan Jawatankuasa Khas Kabinet untuk segera melaksanakan Perjanjian Malaysia 1963

Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri Datuk Liew Vui Keong
Image via The Malaysian Reserve

Hal-hal tentang hak Sabah dan Sarawak terhadap hasil semulajadi negara serta hasil minyak dan gas akan dikaji semula oleh satu Jawatankuasa Khas Kabinet Persekutuan yang akan ditubuhkan dalam masa terdekat ini. Menurut Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri Datuk Liew Vui Keong, Jawatankuasa Khas ini juga akan mengkaji dan mencadangkan langkah-langkah pembetulan dalam status Perjanjian Malaysia 1963 dalam perundangan sekarang. Status: Dalam pelaksanaan.

9. Memperkenalkan Skim Peduli Sihat dengan memberi RM500 pembiayaan untuk rawatan asas di klinik swasta berdaftar untuk golongan B40

Status: Tiada perkembangan dilaporkan.

10. Melancarkan kajian terperinci mengenai projek-projek mega yang dianugerahkan kepada negara asing

Image via Property Guru

Kerajaan telah mengkaji semula dua projek saluran utama yang dianugerahkan kepada firma Cina, sementara projek Landasan Kereta Api Pantai Timur (ECRL) yang diberikan kepada kontraktor China masih dalam proses rundingan semula dengan harapan dapat mengurangkan kos pembinaan projek kereta api berkenaan.Selain itu antara projek-projek kerajaan yang lain termasuklah Projek Transit Aliran Massa (MRT 3) atau Laluan MRT Lingkaran dan Projek Kereta Api Berkelajuan Tinggi Kuala Lumpur-Singapura (HSR) yang ditangguhkan sehingga kedudukan kewangan negara pulih.Status: Dalam pelaksanaan.

Dalam tempoh 100 hari ini, kerajaan PH telah pun berkali-kali menyatakan bahawa adalah mustahil untuk mereka memenuhi kesemua 10 janji disebabkan beberapa halangan

Perdana Menteri Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad mengakui adalah mustahil untuk memenuhi 10 Janji 100 Hari seperti mana ditawarkan Manifesto PH pada pilihan raya umum lepas.

Image via Straits Times

Namun, beliau berkata, manifesto itu ditulis sebelum mereka berjaya mengambil alih Kerajaan Persekutuan, tanpa menyedari kedudukan fiskal negara yang agak meruncing. “Manifesto itu ditulis berdasarkan apa yang kami ketahui tentang kerajaan masa itu. Tetapi selepas kami ambil alih, kami dapati keadaan jauh lebih teruk."Kami terpaksa membuang sesetengah individu, beberapa perkara perlu diluluskan Parlimen, jadi ia ambil masa untuk membawanya ke Dewan, kami terpaksa menulis usul dan sebagainya. Jadi ia akan ambil sedikit masa untuk penuhi semua janji itu," jelasnya seperti yang dilaporkan Astro Awani.Ujarnya lagi, apa yang mampu kerajaan lakukan ialah memulakan proses bagi memenuhi segala janji yang ditawarkan secepat yang mungkin.Lihat video penjelasan Tun Mahathir di bawah:

×

Jadi anda berpuas hati tak dengan prestasi kerajaan kita sekarang?

Image via Giphy

LIKE Facebook dan follow Twitter SAYS SEISMIK dan temui segala cerita mesti kongsi sekarang!


Dutch Lady Distributes Milk Cartons To Frontliners & Underprivileged Communities

This Spotlight is sponsored by Dutch Lady.

Dutch Lady Milk Industries Berhad (DLMI) is contributing Dutch Lady milk to frontliners battling the COVID-19 outbreak, as well as underprivileged communities

Image via Dutch Lady

The dairy company has allocated over 100,000 packs of Dutch Lady milk for relief efforts as Malaysians continue to rally behind our frontline heroes

Image via Dutch Lady

With multiple deliveries planned in the coming weeks, DLMI is dedicated to helping frontiners stay healthy and strong with nutritious milk.To date, thousands of one-litre boxes of Dutch Lady +Protein milk has been distributed to medical personnel at Sungai Buloh Hospital, University Malaya Medical Centre (UMMC), and Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL).Other contributions include Dutch Lady Juicy Milk, Dutch Lady Strawberry Flavoured Milk, and Dutch Lady Chocolate Flavoured Milk.

Other key recipients include the city council (DBKL), law enforcement, and government agencies

Image via Dutch Lady

In an effort to boost morale and show appreciation, packets of Dutch Lady milk were distributed to the hardworking men and women who keep our streets safe.

Meanwhile, contributions are also being sent to The Lost Food Project, an NGO that distributes food to the underprivileged community in Klang Valley (also known as the B40 community)

Image via Dutch Lady

DLMI is reminding families to drink milk as it contains essential nutrients such as Protein, Vitamin D, and Vitamin B12 . Stay nourished and stronger together!

Stay updated on the #COVID-19 situation:

                PM Extends MCO Until 28 April After Receiving Advice From Experts

The announcement was made by the Prime Minister in a special address today, 10 April.

Read the full story

                Mum Makes An Incredible Journey Of 1,500KM To Bring Home Her Stranded Son Amidst Lockdown

He was stuck about 800km away from home, where his widowed mother lived alone.

Read the full story

                [VIDEO] Kind Soldier Helps Put Face Mask On OKU Mak Cik On The Way To Supermarket

Well done, sir.

Read the full story

Got some cool brand news to share?

Image via SAYS

Check out all our Spotlight stories to date here.


Gadis Cuba 'Flip' Daging Di Sukiya, Tapi Reaksi Akak Meja Belakang Pula Tarik Perhatian

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

Jika ingin berkumpul dan makan beramai-ramai dengan kawan, sudah pasti kita akan memilih restoran steamboat bukan?

Iyalah, selain dari pelbagai jenis makanan yang ada, kita juga boleh berkongsi makanan buffet yang ada dengan kawan-kawan.Salah satu restoran steamboat yang popular di Malaysia adalah Sukiya. Ia terkenal dengan kepingan daging yang nipis serta menyelerakan. Cara nak makannya pula, ramai akan memusingkan daging itu menggunakan chopstick.Namun, lain pula yang terjadi dalam sebuah video ini apabila seorang gadis tidak berjaya memusingkan dagingnya telah mengundang tawa ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @zekkentzy_ Best moment together before internship  #fyp #CapCut #friendsgathering #funnyvideos #funnymoments  Monkeys Spinning Monkeys - Kevin MacLeod & Kevin The Monkey

Tak berjaya flip daging, akak meja belakang pula sakan gelak

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @zekkentzy_, kelihatan gadis tu sedang menikmati steamboat di Sukiya bersama kawan-kawannya.Kebetulan, kawannya merakam aksi gadis tersebut cuba memusingkan daging menggunakan chopsticknya.Apa yang menghiburkan adalah apabila dia tidak berjaya memusingkan daging tersebut dan ia terlekat di tangannya. Kawan-kawannya pula tidak dapat menahan ketawa melihat gelagat gadis itu.Lebih mencuri perhatian, sekumpulan wanita di meja belakang mereka turut menyaksikan kejadian lucu itu dan salah seorang daripada mereka juga tergelak.

Image via @zekkentzy_ (TikTok)

"Nasib baik tak melekat di dinding. Haha terhibur tengok mak cik belakang tu" - Warganet

Susulan tularnya video berkenaan yang kini telah mencecah 2.3M views, 151.3K likes dan 8.7K shares di TikTok, rata-rata warganet turut terhibur melihat gelagat gadis dan wanita di meja belakang mereka itu.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada warganet di TikTok:

Image via @zekkentzy_ (TikTok)

Image via @zekkentzy_ (TikTok)

Image via @zekkentzy_ (TikTok)

Bukan main ya akak meja belakang tu, teruja betul dia perhati meja lain :D

Like Facebook, follow Twitter dan Instagram SAYS Seismik serta temui segala cerita 'mesti kongsi' sekarang!

Image via SAYS Seismik


Man Finds 5 Snakes Hidden In His Air-Conditioner At Home

A Thai man took to Facebook earlier this week and detailed his late-night ordeal with snakes at home

Image via Somkiat Thawornsuk/Facebook

In a Facebook post, Somkiat Thawornsuk wrote that the peculiar incident happened on Monday, 8 July. "Snakes do not care," he added.

Somkiat had turned on the air-conditioner in his house on Monday night before he heard noises from it

Image via Somkiat Thawornsuk/Facebook

According to China Press, the man then decided to open up the air-conditioner to check the source of the noises. "I almost screamed," Somkiat wrote in his post, as he saw snakes moving around inside the air-conditioner. "I don't know how they got in there, or what kind of snakes they were," he added.

The man caught a total of five snakes from his air-conditioner

Image via Somkiat Thawornsuk/Facebook

"I only cared about catching and pulling them out of there, and there were five," Somkiat wrote in his Facebook post. He also noted that he had a young child at home to be protected if the snakes strike again. Meanwhile, China Press reported that the snakes found in Somkiat's home were harmless. They usually enter homes to prey on lizards.

Somkiat's Facebook post can be viewed here:

On a lighter note, a tourist in a Singaporean zoo recently went viral for her reaction to a large snake:

                This Singapore Zoo Tourist Had The Most Hilarious Reaction To A Snake Being Brought Out

She was onstage as part of the zoo's 'Rainforest Fights Back' show.

Read the full story


14 Most Annoying Things Single People Are Tired Of Hearing

“How are you still single? You’re so great.”

Image via buzzfed.com

“Are you seeing anyone?”

Image via buzzfed.com

“Don’t you ever get lonely?”

Image via buzzfed.com

“You’re just too busy right now.”

Image via buzzfed.com

“You are such a catch.”

Image via buzzfed.com

In reference to your best friend: “Have you guys ever thought of dating?”

Image via buzzfed.com

“You have to love yourself before you can love someone else.”

Image via buzzfed.com

At a wedding: “You better get out there, they’re doing the bouquet toss.”

Image via buzzfed.com

“Aren’t you worried you won’t be able to have kids?”

Image via buzzfed.com

“I can’t wait to meet your future spouse, they are going to be amazing.”

Image via buzzfed.com

“You should let me set you up, I know the perfect person for you.”

Image via buzzfed.com

"You should try online dating. My friend met their husband/wife that way.”

Image via buzzfed.com

“It’ll happen when you least expect it.”

Image via buzzfed.com

“Don’t give up, it’ll happen.”

Image via buzzfed.com

Other related stories you might wanna check out

                [PICS] 13 Examples of People We Suspect are Happy to be Malaysians

These examples must have taken a whole lot of time, effort, patriotism, and flags. Respect my fellow Malaysians, resp...

Read the full story

                [PICS] 18 Shockingly Easy Life Hacks That You Should Absolutely Try Now

Life have never been easier! Do you have a secret life hack you would like to share? Share your secrets in the 'Respo...

Read the full story


"Arrest And Destroy" - Azilah Reveals That It Was Najib Who Ordered Him To Kill Altantuya

Azilah Hadri, a former Special Action Unit (UTK) personnel who is currently on death row for murdering Altantuya Shaariibuu, confessed for the first time to killing the Mongolian national

According to Malaysiakini, Azilah made a statutory declaration (SD) - a sworn oath - dated 17 October 2019 that it was then-deputy prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak who ordered him to kill Altantuya.The news portal noted that it was the first time Azilah confessed that it was him and Sirul Azhar Umar, also a former UTK personnel, who killed the victim.

Former UTK personnel Azilah Hadri.
Image via Free Malaysia Today

According to his SD, Najib described Altantuya as a "dangerous foreign spy" and ordered him to "arrest and destroy" her

Azilah said Najib, who was also the Defence Minister at the time of the murder - October 2006 - instructed him to dispose Altantuya's body with explosives after killing her."I asked the DPM (deputy prime minister) what he meant by arrest and destroy the foreign spy, he responded: 'Shoot to kill', and indicating it with a 'slit the throat' gesture," the SD read, which has been filed to the Federal Court in an attempt to nullify his death sentence and the conviction.

Altantuya Shaariibuu was killed between 19 August and 20 August 2006.
Image via Free Malaysia Today

However, he admitted that the instruction was given verbally by then-Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Musa Safri, who was also Najib's former aide-de-camp

DSP Musa Safri.
Image via Free Malaysia Today

Azilah claimed that he was "instructed, informed, and believed" that the order to murder Altantuya came directly from Najib through Musa.He was told that the mission involved national security and that he executed the order out of good faith.

When Azilah wanted to file his mission into the police record, he claimed that Najib stopped him from doing so

Image via Hari Anggara/Malay Mail

"I told the DPM that a police report had to be made on this matter and I would ask for help from my friend at the Brickfields police headquarters, but this was turned down by the DPM," The Star quoted the SD."The DPM said that this (matter) could not be publicly known as it (involved) a threat to national security. The DPM then instructed me to carry out a covert operation to arrest and destroy the spy secretly and destroy her body using explosives."The murder took place at Mukim Bukit Raja in Klang, Selangor between the night of 19 October 2006 and past midnight of 20 October 2006.

Azilah reasoned the rationale behind his confession was also to warn fellow UTK against falling victim to such a betrayal

Image for illustration purposes only.
Image via Amir Arif/Pinterest

"My purpose for disclosing the evidence and material facts (of this case) is not only because I feel I have been betrayed by interested parties but also to express the truth on what happened in the murder of Altantuya,” he said, reported Malaysiakini."I also hope that my colleagues in the UTK and the police force will be careful in executing orders so that the issue of betrayal and being made a scapegoat will not recur."He averred that there was nothing personal in the murder of Altantuya, as it was done under the pretext of 'national security'. He also seeks forgiveness from Altantuya's family, claiming that he "had no choice at the time, other than to follow orders".

In an immediate response, Najib rubbished Azilah's confession, describing it as a 'complete fabrication' coming from a person trying to escape the gallows

Image via Perak Today

Najib likened the ploy to bring up the issue 13 years after Altantuya's death to Pakatan Harapan's effort to divert the public attention from the government's shortcomings."Why did this information not come out earlier, and only now, more than a decade after her death and only after 19 months Harapan has been in power?" Najib told Malaysiakini."I believe this is a deal struck between the Harapan government and Azilah, with the latter's death sentence being commuted or delayed in return. This is an attempt to distract attention and to hit out at me," he added.Najib, who currently faces 42 charges in relation to corruption, abuse of power, and money laundering, reiterated his innocence in Altantuya's murder case, maintaining that he had never met the Mongolian national.The court has set Tuesday, 17 December, for case management.

In October 2018, Najib lodged a police report against himself to instigate an investigation over Altantuya's murder case:

                Najib Is Lodging A Police Report Against Himself Today Over Infamous Murder Cases

According to him, the move would prompt the government to reinvestigate the murders.

Read the full story


30,000 Civil Servants Have Yet To Register For The COVID-19 Vaccine

Subscribe to our Telegram channel for our latest stories and breaking news.

There are still 30,000 civil servants in the country who have yet to register for the COVID-19 vaccine, according to the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services (CUEPACS)

The national trade union said that it has urged these civil servants to sign up soon to help the government achieve herd immunity before next year, Bernama reported yesterday, 16 September.CUEPACS president Adnan Mat said that civil servants as implementers of government policies should show good examples by supporting the National COVID-19 Immunisation Programme (PICK).He, however, did not specify which sector or sectors do these 30,000 civil servants belong to.Earlier this year, Adnan had said that the actual number of civil servants was 600,000 people if Malaysia adopted the same approach as other developed countries by excluding the armed forces, police, education, and health personnel in their definition of the public sector.

Image via malaymail.com

CUEPACS said that civil servants receive instructions on government policies, so when directed to undergo vaccination, they should do so

"They (the heads of departments) should take the initiative to meet with them (the unregistered civil servants) to find out what is preventing them from getting the vaccine," its president added.

Earlier this month, it had asked for a COIVD-19 vaccination guideline to avoid those who refuse to be vaccinated from being "victimised"

In its statement issued on 4 September, Adnan had proposed that the government should come out with a specific circular that clearly explains the approaches and action to be taken against civil servants."(We) believes that not all who are against being vaccinated are anti-vaxxers, instead, they may still not be convinced of the effectiveness of the vaccine and, as such, the government should intensify efforts to raise awareness to increase people's confidence to be vaccinated. With no clear guidelines or laws, action taken in haste against those who refuse to be vaccinated will expose the government to legal action," he said.

CUEPACS president Adnan Mat.
Image via Borneo Post Online

Meanwhile, some 2,500 teachers have refused the vaccine:

                Radzi: Teachers Who Refuse COVID-19 Vaccine Are Barred From Face-To-Face Classes

The Education Minister said that there are 2,500 who have rejected the vaccine, adding that the number represents a v...

Read the full story