M’sian City Life #11: I Needed Small Change. No One Cared Except This Uncle

Meet Nurul Syahidah Ramli. She lives in KL and has been relying on public transportation to travel to and from her office every weekday.

Nurul Syahidah Ramli uses the public transport to travel to work.
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"I don't drive to go to my office but if I needed to go somewhere else, I would drive or take the KTM," Nurul Syahidah Ramli said.  "Someone used to ask me why I don’t travel to work with my car so I wouldn't have to get crammed together with mak cik cleaners (cleaner aunties) and foreigners."  "I had my own reasons. Parking is expensive and I wanted to save some money. Most of all, by taking public transportation, I taught myself lessons of living moderately and independence."

It would have been like any other day for the 24-year-old who was heading home from work on 15 February, if not for a man she met that eventful day

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"At 6.28pm, I headed out from my office to walk to the Kerinchi station, a daily routine. It was  just like any other day when I had to wait for the bus to go back home," Nurul Syahidah, who is from Kelantan, recalled. "In my purse, I only had a RM10 note. I had set my mind earlier to go to the counter at the LRT station to exchange it for some smaller notes."  "But, I saw a bus at the junction nearby. Within split seconds, I decided to board the bus without any hesitation. I got on the bus while I held the RM10 note tightly in my hands."

"Ada duit kecil tak? Saya tak ada.” (Do you have any small change? I don’t have any.)

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Nurul Syahidah recalled that the first thing she did as she got on the bus was to ask the bus driver if he has any small change. "He shook his head without uttering a single word. I noticed a smile was also missing from his face."  "So, the next thing I did was to ask for his permission to get seated first while I went around to ask the other passengers on board if they have any small change."  "Everyone was looking at me," the Kelantanese recalled.

I managed to ask the two people who were seated next to me if they had any money to exchange with me too but they just said, “Don’t have”, while fiddling with their phones

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"Then, I unzipped all the compartments in my bag and went through it one by one, silently praying and hoping to find some coins," she said. Unfortunately, much to her disappointment, Nurul Syahidah did not manage to find any.

"But at the corner of my eyes, I saw this uncle who looked like he was searching for some money as I saw him rummaging through his wallet."

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"I think he was blind, or at least, he didn't have a perfect eyesight," Nurul Syahidah said.  "When I raised my head to look up, the thing I least expected happened. This elderly uncle who was rummaging through his wallet earlier handed me a RM1 note." "He urged me to take it and put it into the box next to the bus driver, so that I could pay up my bus fare." "Suddenly, I didn’t feel that tired anymore after a day’s work. My shoulders were relieved when this uncle handed me his money, even when it's a small amount."

"I stared at him for little while. I was grateful and touched, but I also felt ashamed at the same time."

"He was the one who was more in need. I handed him the RM10 note in my hands but he refused to take it."  "It was the first time my eyes welled up with tears while I was surrounded by so many strangers. I pretended to look like I was busy, and tried to avoid eye contact by looking outside the window."

"We don't need to be well and rich in order to show kindness to others. Dear uncle, if God willing, I will pray for you in front of the Kaabah. I pray that Allah will bless you and let you live in paradise."

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Najib Spent RM1.18 Million Over 3 Days At Trump's Hotel When He Was PM

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Former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak reportedly spent at least USD259,724 (RM1.18 million) at one of former US president Donald Trump's hotels in 2017

According to a US congressional committee investigation, the extravagant amount was spent on the now convicted criminal and his entourage during their visit to the White House in September that year.Over the course of three days, Najib personally racked up USD44,562 (RM203,000) on the hotel's presidential suite, which apparently cost USD10,000 (RM45,650) per night, the committee said. This amount included USD8,000 (RM36,520) or more for in-room lunches and an additional USD1,500 (RM6,800) for a personal trainer.At the time of the visit, the US Department of Justice was investigating Najib and his family for "looting a Malaysian sovereign wealth fund and laundering the money through US financial institutions", the report added.

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The documents, released on Monday, 14 November, said that Malaysia was one of six nations that splurged more than USD750,000 (RM3.42 million) at the Trump International Hotel

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The report by the House Oversight Committee, which obtained documents from Trump's former accounting firm, Mazars USA, also revealed that these six countries — Malaysia, China, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkiye, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) — "were seeking to influence American foreign policy" during their stay.Officials from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE were found to have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars at the Trump Hotel in 2017 and 2018. Meanwhile, China's embassy was said to have spent nearly USD20,000 (RM91,000) there two months before Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met.

The records were gathered by the committee to determine whether Trump distorted US foreign policy to serve his own financial interests

According to Representative Carolyn Maloney, a Democrat from New York who chairs the committee, the documents "sharply call into question the extent to which (former) president Trump was guided by his personal financial interest while in office rather than the best interests of the American people"."These documents, which the Committee continues to obtain from Mazars, will inform our legislative efforts to ensure that future presidents do not abuse their position of power for personal gain," she said.The Trump Organization sold the Trump International Hotel in Washington to an investor group in May 2022 for a reported USD375 million (RM1.7 billion), reported South China Morning Post.


At Least 2 Malaysians Have Been Found Dead In Lombok Earthquake

At least two Malaysians were killed following a 5.8- magnitude earthquake, which occurred in Lombok, Indonesia yesterday, 17 March

New Straits Times reported that the quake, which occurred at 2.07pm local time yesterday, triggered a deadly landslide which killed several people.One of the victims was deputy executive editor-in-chief of Sin Chew Daily Datin Tai Siew Kim. Her son, who was with her, is currently receiving treatment at a hospital. Another Malaysian woman identified as Lim Sai Wah was also killed in the landslide. However, her personal details have yet to be disclosed, Malay Mail reported.

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Earthquake tremours were reportedly felt in North, Central, and West Lombok, all the way up to Denpasar, Bali.According to Bernama, 44 people were injured and almost 500 homes were destroyed.

A total of 40 tourists, including 22 Malaysians, were trapped at Tiu Kelep Senaru waterfalls when the earthquake struck

"Seven [Malaysians] who were injured are receiving treatment at a hospital, while 13 others are safe," said Deputy Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia Zamshari Shaharan, Malay Mail reported today, 18 March.Identities of the remaining Malaysian victims have yet to be known.

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Wisma Putra has since expressed its condolences and sympathy to the victims and their families affected by the disaster, Malay Mail reported.Search and rescue teams were immediately dispatched to look for the victims. As of Sunday afternoon, 19 people were rescued and two dead bodies were found.


[VIDEO] Mati-Mati Ingat Ada WiFi Dekat Paip Singki, Gelagat Dua Lelaki Ini Cuit Hati Ramai

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Tidak dinafikan, terdapat pelbagai teknologi canggih yang ada di negara kita pada zaman kini

Namun, masih ramai yang tidak tahu sudah wujudnya macam-macam teknologi canggih ini. Disebabkan itu, kita akan rasa 'jakun' seketika apabila terjumpa sesuatu yang lain daripada lain depan mata.Seperti sebuah video yang tular ini apabila seorang lelaki teruja menunjukkan WiFi singki di dalam tandas sebuah pusat beli-belah kepada kawannya telah mencuri perhatian ramai.Lihat video itu di bawah:

  @abun_nasty Mati2 ingat wifi kat paip..  original sound - Abunasty - gbunasty

Konfiden tunjuk 'WiFi' dekat singki toilet, sekali lain yang jadi

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @abun_nasty, kelihatan lelaki itu kelam-kabut mengajak kawannya untuk masuk ke dalam sebuah tandas di dalam shopping mall.Apa yang mencuit hati adalah apabila sebaik saja mereka berada di depan sinki tandas itu, lelaki tersebut menunjukkan simbol seperti WiFi di tempat basuh tangan itu.Rupa-rupanya, itu adalah simbol kelajuan air di sinki tersebut. Apabila dia digelakkan oleh kawannya, lelaki itu 'koyak' dan seolah-olah tidak dapat menerima itu sebenarnya bukan WiFi.

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"Tu kalau tak ada member jenuh tunggu dalam tu haha" - Netizen

Ikutan tularnya video tersebut, kini ia telah meraih 375.3K views, 45.6K likes dan 3.7K shares di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat mereka berdua.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Nak juga menang tu, ikut kau lah bang :D

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This “Coloured” Photo Is Actually Black And White

The mind is a powerful thing, but nothing is always as it seems. For example, take a quick look at this photo:

Image via Twitter @page_eco / Øyvind Kolås

It's just a cute coloured photo of a bunch of students holding up a terrapin, right? Well, not quite.

While the photo may look like a coloured photo at first glance, it's actually a black-and-white photo with thin colour grid lines drawn over it, "tricking" your brain into filling in the missing colours!
Here's the photo again so you can take a closer look:

Image via Twitter @page_eco / Øyvind Kolås

According to David Eagleman, a neuroscientist at Stanford University, the illusion happens because "you see a blurred version wherever the image is not in your central vision".

If you still can't pick out the gray parts, here's a super zoomed in view of a section with blue grid lines drawn over it. Crazy, right?

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It is also said that it's easier to pick out the gray parts if the image is bigger.

The image - created by digital media artist and software developer Øyvind Kolås - has gone viral on Twitter, rendering many stunned by the clever optical illusion

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Kolås calls the technique 'colour assimilation grid illusion', which achieves its effect by layering an "over-saturated coloured grid" over a grayscale image, causing the grayscale cells to look like they're coloured

Image via Øyvind Kolås

In a Patreon post, Kolås wrote that he was inspired by David Novick's Munker illusions (below), in which balls of the same colour seemingly take on a different colour depending on the stripes that overlay them. He added that he also experimented with different patterns, such as lines, Lorem Ipsum text, and dots, but found that the illusion worked best with grids.

Makes me think of this one — the balls are all the same colour. Really, they are! Look closely! pic.twitter.com/TkCrqKeBIS— Jodie Emery (@JodieEmery) July 28, 2019

Kolås also shared a video showing how the illusion can also work in moving images:

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Well, consider our minds blown!

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[VIDEO] Ramai Kagum Dengan Anak Murid Ini Hadiahkan Cikgu Seekor 'Ayam' Sempena Hari Guru

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Hari Guru jatuh pada tanggal 16 Mei, kebiasaannya pihak sekolah akan mengadakan sambutan

Pada hari tersebut, ramai murid yang membawa hadiah untuk diberikan kepada guru kesayangan sebagai tanda penghargaan. Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video di TikTok yang memaparkan seorang guru berkongsi dia mendapat hadiah rare daripada anak murid telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @nazmiazeri Just a throwback.Hadiah paling RARE. #hariguru #sekolah   original sound - nazmiazeri - nazmiazeri

Bawa ayam ke sekolah untuk hadiahkan kepada cikgu

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan seorang cikgu sedang merakam gelagat anak muridnya yang membawa kotak. Apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah apabila murid itu ternyata membawa seekor ayam yang diletakkan dalam kotak sebagai hadiah untuk gurunya. Cikgu yang rekod itu mengatakan bahawa hadiahnya sangat rare.

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"Lejen kau dik, lain daripada yang lain hadiah untuk cikgu" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 900K tontonan, 46K tanda suka dan 1K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi masing-masing. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Cikgu itu mesti jam, tapi seronok boleh bela! :P

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Menangis Cerita Pengalaman 'Dibenci' Guru, Video Gadis Ini Buat Ramai Dapat Relate

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Setiap orang pasti mempunyai pengalaman pahit ketika berada di zaman persekolahan bukan?

Ada yang pernah kena buli, ada yang sering menjadi bahan usikan kasar rakan-rakan dan macam-macam lagi.Namun, berbeza pula dengan pengalaman seorang gadis ini apabila dia menceritakan kisahnya yang pernah dibenci oleh guru menarik tumpuan ramai di TikTok.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @hawajoe99 Ada yg pernah alami perkara yg sama? ##fyp ##foryou  original sound  - hawajohanis

Pernah rapat dengan cikgu, tapi terjadi satu perkara sehingga membuatkan cikgu mula tak suka dengannya

Menurut perkongsian daripada Hawa Johanis, dia menceritakan tentang pengalamannya yang pernah rapat dengan seorang cikgu semasa di sekolah menengah.Namun selepas berlaku satu perkara, cikgu itu mula tidak suka kepadanya dan memburuk-burukkannya di depan pelajar lain sehingga Hawa terlalu sedih dan tidak dapat menahan sebaknya."Waktu tu Ya Allah, hanya Allah je tahu macam mana perasaan saya. Balik tu memang saya menangis, saya malu dengan kawan-kawan saya even my family pun tak tahu pasal benda ni sebab saya ni jenis suka simpan," luahnya.

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"Aku ingat aku sorang je pernah rasa. I feel you, sampai pergi sekolah pun tak nak" - Warganet

Sementara itu, video tersebut telah membuatkan ramai dapat relate dengan situasi Hawa dan turut berkongsi pengalaman sama semasa di sekolah dibenci oleh cikgu.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah berjaya meraih 616.2K views, 122.4K likes dan 1.6K shares di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada warganet di TikTok:

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Sedih juga bila cikgu sendiri pandang rendah dekat kita. Tapi mungkin dia buat semua tu ada sebab :)

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Opposition's Support For Dr Mahathir To Oust Najib Comes With One Major Condition

In a sudden turn of events, jailed opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim has declared his support for former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad

De-facto opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim
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"I support the position of friends in civil society, political parties, and individuals, including Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Muhyiddin Yassin, and others to build up strength and common understanding together as articulated by the leader of the opposition recently."This understanding will focus on the demand for Najib Abdul Razak to resign as prime minister as he has clearly failed to lead this nation.

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"Therefore I urge my friends and the rakyat to stand together in this effort without limiting it with personal agendas or personal vendettas," stressed Anwar.

Former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad
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Anwar said Najib is responsible for selfish political acts, wreaking havoc upon administrative institutions and burdening the rakyat with continued economic crisis."Economic policies must be reformed to refocus on fresh economic growth combined with equitable distribution of wealth," he said.

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"We have also learned from history that meaningful transition of power cannot happen only with a change of leadership but it also demands a systemic change," he said.“The rights of the rakyat must be returned through a free and fair elections, as well as an independent judiciary and free media.

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Calling the 1MDB issue the "most severe scandal in our history", the former deputy prime minister spoke about how key institutions in the country has been damaged under PM Najib Razak's administration

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak
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While agreeing with her father's show of support for Dr Mahathir, PKR vice-president Nurul Izzah Anwar also said that the opposition could only work with Dr M if he is ready to implement reforms in line with the opposition party's goals

PKR Vice President Nurul Izzah Anwar
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The PKR vice president and Lembah Pantai MP was commenting on a news portal report that there would be a press conference involving Dr Mahathir Friday."The Opposition and Dr Mahathir only share the same agenda – to remove Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak from power," she added."But, this does not absolve Dr Mahathir from all his past abuses of power and wrongdoings, including huge economic miscalculations," said Izzah.The former prime minister had previously called for the formation of a core group of like-minded individuals with the aim of removing Najib.

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On Monday, 29 February, Dr Mahathir announced that he is quitting UMNO over his opposition to PM Najib Razak

Malaysia's former prime minister Mahathir Mohamad announced on Monday (Feb 29) his intention to leave the ruling Umno party after months of criticisms of Prime Minister Najib Razak went unheeded.He told a packed news conference that Umno was no longer what it used to be and is now "Najib's party"."I want to leave Umno because it is no longer Umno. It is a party dedicated to supporting Najib, protecting Najib to upholding whatever he does, including some of the wrong things he has done", said Tun Dr Mahathir."I cannot be a member of such a party," he said, adding that his wife Siti Hasmah Mohamad Ali was also leaving the party.

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The former Malaysian premier who used to be PM Najib Razak's biggest supporter, started showing animosity towards Najib's reign after the 1MDB scandal broke out

                Dr M Says Najib Can Only Be A "Magnanimous Gentleman" If He Resigns

Dr. Mahathir has lashed out at the UMNO President's speech during the party's AGM saying that it did not touch on the...

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                "Saying that the government is not doing too well and that we need a change of government, that is not sedition"

Tun Dr M wants Najib to step down, soon.

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[VIDEO] - Dapat Salam Dengan Lee Min Ho, Reaksi Teruja Lelaki Ini Pula Buat Ramai Terhibur

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Baru-baru ini, selebriti dan pelakon terkenal dari Korea iaitu Lee Min Ho datang ke Malaysia bagi memeriahkan konsert Cuckoo yang kelapan

Seperti mana yang sudah dijangka, kedatangannya telah membuatkan ramai peminat teruja terutamanya para wanita.Namun, lain pula yang jadi dalam video tular ini apabila seorang lelaki menjerit seperti terkena histeria selepas dapat salam dengan Lee Min Ho.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @shaffiqerwin OMG Lee Min Ho salam aku weyh!!! #leeminho #cuckoo #korea #fyp  original sound  - Shaffiqerwin

Menjerit lepas salam dengan oppa Min Ho, ada yang suruh jangan basuh tangan

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @shaffiqerwin, kelihatan lelaki tersebut berada di bahagian tepi pentas sambil menjerit ke arah Lee Min Ho.Apa yang membuatkan dia terkejut dan teruja adalah apabila oppa kesayangannya itu datang ke arahnya dan sempat salam dengannya.Reaksi spontan lelaki itu menjerit sambil meletakkan tangan di mukanya ternyata membuatkan ramai berdekah. Iyalah, selalunya kita nampak perempuan saja yang teruja begini apabila bertemu dengan artis kegemaran mereka kan?

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"First time lelaki menjerit kerana Min Ho. Haha please jual dekat Shopee, nak beli!" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini sudah meraih 782.7K views, 95.5K likes dan 3.3K shares di laman TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat keterujaan lelaki tersebut.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Siapa je yang tak excited jumpa oppa handsome? Nak-nak lagi Lee Min Ho. All time favourite ramai tu! :D

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"Sanggup Buat Khianat" - Penghuni Rumah Terkejut, Lihat Wanita Tabur Sesuatu Depan Rumah

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Amalan ilmu hitam sudah tidak asing lagi dalam masyarakat kita

Bahkan, sehingga hari ini masih ada yang mengamalkannya demi kepentingan diri atau untuk membalas dendam.Masih ramai yang mempercayai kepada khurafat ini sehingga boleh menyebabkan pergeseran akidah umat Islam.Baru-baru ini, tular di TikTok sebuah video memaparkan seorang wanita berkongsi detik menyeramkan yang berlaku di depan rumahnya telah mencuri perhatian ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @n.shzana Korg rasa apa yg Perempuan tu campak ke rumah aku? Kaki tgn aku menggeletar terkejut. Ya ALLAH,. Semoga Allah lindungi aku, ank2 dan suami dr perubatan keji manusia durjana ni. Patut ke aku g buat report? Rase terancam..أَعُوْذُ بِاللَّهِ مِنَ الشَّيْطَانِ الرَّجِيمِِْ فَلَمَّا أَلْقَواْ قَالَ مُوسَى مَا جِئْتُم بِهِ السِّحْرُ إِنَّ اللّهَ سَيُبْطِلُهُ إِنَّ اللّهَ لاَ يُصْلِحُ عَمَلَ الْمُفْسِدِينَ(Yunus 10:81)  #khianat #fypage #tolongfyp #malaysia #natizen #fypviral #fypdongggggggg  Amityville Horror - Scary Halloween Sound Effects - Halloween Sound Effects

Terkejut tengok lakukan aksi syirik depan mata

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan penghuni rumah berjaya merakam aksi menakutkan yang dilakukan oleh seorang wanita di depan rumahnya.Difahamkan, wanita yang memakai serba putih itu secara tiba-tiba berhenti di depan rumahnya sambil membawa bekas sebelum menaburnya di depan rumah berkenaan.Situasi itu membuatkan dia terkejut melihatnya memandangkan ia berlaku pada lewat pagi sewaktu semua orang sedang tidur.Lihat video sambungan itu di bawah:

  @n.shzana Nk hantar ank skolah td cerah baru npk benda yg ditabur ni.. Mcm pasir dgn garam. X kan kebetulan plak "kakak" tu g buang pasir ke rumah aku  #khianat #malaysia #akutakut  original sound  - Ana

"Tudung labuh tak menandakan seseorang itu baik" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi dan pandangan mereka mengenai kejadian itu.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 3.3M views, 215.6K likes dan 22.7K comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Sedih tengok masih ada orang perangai dengki macam ni :(

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Remember The Taman Mutiara MRT Assaulter? He's Getting 18 Years In Jail

26-year-old G. Thinathayaalan, who previously pleaded not guilty to assaulting a woman at the Taman Mutiara MRT station, has been sentenced to jail earlier today, 21 June

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Berita Harian reported that the man received his sentence from Judge Mahyon Talib at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court today. On top of his 18-year jail sentence, the 26-year-old will also get five strokes of the cane.

The man, who was as a maintenance worker, attempted to plead for a lighter sentence prior to the judge's ruling

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According to Sin Chew Daily, the man was not represented by a lawyer in court today. Deputy public prosecutor Nurliyana Mohd Jafri then told the court that G. Thinathayaalan should be slapped with a heavy sentence for his crime."This case has gained public attention... The victim suffered injuries to her head, face, and body. She is still in trauma to this day," Nurliyana said, according to Berita Harian.

The man's jail sentence was ruled to begin from 18 February, the day he was arrested

He was charged under Section 394 of the Penal Code, which stipulates a maximum jail sentence of 20 years and strokes of the cane. G. Thinathayaalan was convicted of brutally assaulting a woman in a lift at the Taman Mutiara MRT Station at around 6.45am on 14 February.


"Bukan Tekanan" - Ibu Mangsa Penuntut Malaysia Yang Maut Di Sydney Gesa Hentikan Spekulasi

Pada 6 Ogos 2019, Selasa, seorang penuntut Malaysia yang melanjutkan pelajaran ke Sydney, Australia dikatakan telah meninggal dunia akibat terjatuh dari pangsapuri yang didiami

Amirul Ashraff
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Menurut laporan, mangsa yang dikenali sebagai Amirul Ashraff Md Azhar, 22, merupakan seorang penuntut tahun akhir Ijazah Kejuruteraan Mekatronik di University Technology of Sydney.

Bapanya, Md Azhar, berkata dia telah dimaklumkan bahawa anaknya itu terjatuh dari pangsapuri yang terletak 5 kilometer dari universiti anaknya

Gambar sekadar hiasan.
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Bapanya telah dihubungi oleh pegawai Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA) di Australia sendiri pada 4 petang, semalam, 6 Ogos untuk dimaklumkan bahawa anaknya itu telah tergelincir dari tingkat 23 dari apartment 27 tingkat yang didiami oleh mangsa dan enam rakan yang lain.Jenazah turut ditempatkan di hospital untuk proses bedah siasat. Beliau turut berharap supaya jenazah mangsa dapat dibawa pulang secepat mungkin untuk dikebumikan di Tanah Perkuburan Islam Assam Kumbang, Taiping, Perak.

"Harapan keluarga" - Ibu mangsa turut menjelaskan bahawa anaknya itu merupakan harapan keluarga dan pernah menjadi 5 pelajar terbaik ketika belajar di Maktab Rendah Sains Mara (MRSM)

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Sampai hari ini, jejak langkah arwah telah diikuti oleh adik-adiknya.

Bapa mangsa berkata dalam perbualan telefon bersama anak sulungnya itu, mangsa ada memaklumkan bahawa dia gagal lima mata pelajaran namun tidak menyuarakan kekecewaan atau tekanan

Selepas memaklumkan kepada ayahnya bahawa dirinya telah gagal lima mata pelajaran, mangsa kemudiannya memberitahu akan membuat rayuan kepada pihak MARA untuk mengambil semula subjek yang gagal itu.

			“Dia tidak nyatakan kekecewaan atau tekanan akibat kegagalan itu dan kami sekeluarga yakin kejadian adalah disebabkan kemalangan seperti yang dilaporkan pihak berkuasa negara berkenaan.”
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Oleh itu, keluarga arwah juga berharap supaya orang ramai tidak membuat sebarang spekulasi negatif yang boleh mengguris hati keluarga mereka. Ia termasuklah berkongsi gambar-gambar arwah ketika kemalangan, menganggap bahawa kononnya kematian arwah adalah disebabkan tekanan daripada kegagalan lima subjek pembelajaran dan sebagainya.Di saat ini, keluarga mereka memerlukan sokongan yang positif setelah apa yang menimpa anak sulung kesayangan mereka itu. Selain itu, keluarga arwah turut menolak tawaran MARA untuk terbang ke Sydney bagi melihat dan menuntut jenazah kerana mereka masih lemah dan terkejut dengan berita ini.Mereka sekeluarga akan setia menunggu jenazah untuk dibawa pulang ke Malaysia.

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PM: 14-Day Restriction Of Movement Order May Be Extended If COVID-19 Continues To Spread

The government may be forced to extend the 14-day restriction of movement order if containing the spread of COVID-19 in Malaysia fails

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin announced this in a live address last night, 18 March, where he also reminded the public to stay home to protect yourself and your family."If in this period we are not completely successful, the government might be forced to extend the control order."

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			That is why it is important that all of us isolate ourselves and our families from exposure to the COVID-19 virus by staying at home.
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The government is hoping that this incubation period will help them identify those who have symptoms to get treated and eventually put an end to the virus in Malaysia

The prime minister also urged the public to not travel during this time, as it will only make matters worse."Its intention is not to allow you to return to your hometown, to attend kenduri, go shopping at the supermarket, or go for a walk in the park or go on vacation at a holiday destination," he said, according to Malay Mail."I plead to you, please, stay put where you are. I plead, just for this two weeks... stay at home quietly."

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If you still need to purchase essential items, you can do so.
However, he reminded everyone to practise good hygiene in order to contain the virus.

"As a prime minister, I have a huge responsibility to handle the crisis. But I can't possibly do it alone. I need all of your help. God willing, we can overcome this crisis together," he added, as reported by theSundaily.

While you are at home, you can get delivery services, catch up on doing your taxes, and watch Netflix:

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Restricted or not, these guys can help!

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                Here's The Ultimate Step-By-Step Guide To Filing Your Income Tax For The First Time

The last day to file your income tax to the Inland Revenue Board is 30 June 2020.

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                Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, And Other Studio Ghibli Films Are Now On Netflix

A total of 21 animated features will be released on Netflix.

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From The Twin Towers To Festive Ads, Here's How PETRONAS Makes Us Proud To Be Malaysian

This year, PETRONAS is turning 45!

Winding back the clock to 1974, it was a monumental year for Malaysia. Many things happened, including the formation of PETRONAS. And that was the beginning of an exciting journey.

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Here's how PETRONAS makes us proud to be Malaysian:

1. The Twin Towers forever changed the KL cityscape, with tourists flocking to our shores just to see it

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In fact, the Twin Towers isn't just for tourists. We still feel a sense of pride whenever we drive by or walk past the 'Tallest Twin Towers In The World.'

2. The world's first floating LNG facility means less pollution and less carbon footprint

PETRONAS Floating LNG Satu (PFLNG Satu) is the world's first floating Liquified Natural Gas facility.
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PETRONAS has been making a conscious effort to become greener. This latest facility means they can harvest natural gas without constructing a site, which helps preserve marine and coastal environments, while saving costs.

3. One thing that has always been important for PETRONAS is to give back to Malaysians through education

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Since 1975, PETRONAS has been working with students, teachers, and parents. Besides providing scholarships to 36,000 students, PETRONAS has also started various education initiatives, including vocational training through Institut Teknologi Petroleum (INSTEP) PETRONAS and Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), which has produced over 15,000 graduates!

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4. We've seen PETRONAS on the Fortune 500 list for 23 years

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PETRONAS is the only Malaysian company listed on the FORTUNE Global 500 and currently ranks at #158. That’s 33 notches up from 2018!

5. We felt like we were the ones lifting the trophy when Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS won their fifth consecutive F1 World Constructors Championship in 2018

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From 2014 to 2018, the Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team became only the second team in history to win five drivers' and constructors' titles in a row. Now, we can't wait to root for them to break even more records!

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6. Nothing makes us smile (or sob) more during festive seasons than PETRONAS ads

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PETRONAS' heartwarming stories never fail to remind us of the Malaysia we all truly love. Here’s the latest for National and Malaysia Day 2019 titled “UNI”. Have you watched it?

In conjunction with their 45th Anniversary, PETRONAS has come up with a 45-day long celebration for all Malaysians. Here's what they have in store for you:

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Malaysia’s First Time Travel TruckDate: 1 August - 14 SeptemberJourney to the past, present, and future with PETRONAS in Malaysia's First Time Travel Truck. The truck will be stopping by 10 different states, so make sure you come out with your family to enjoy exciting games and activities.There, you'll also get a chance to collect nine limited edition PETRONAS enamel pins. Behind every pin is a story of PETRONAS, so make sure to collect yours!

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Take a trip down memory lane and relive the past 45 years of PETRONAS with this immersive digital installation.Tree of TalesDate: 17 - 23 August 2019Time: 10am to 10pmLocation: Suria KLCC ConcourseTree of Tales (Sabah and Sarawak)Date: 14 - 15 September 2019Time: 10am - 10pm


61-Year-Old KL Taxi Driver Was Beaten To Death Over Queue Jumping Issue At Petrol Station

An elderly man was recently beaten to death during a brawl with a fellow taxi driver

According to The Star, the incident took place at a petrol station in Sungai Besi, Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday, 11 February.

Investigations revealed that the victim is a 61-year-old taxi driver who got involved in a dispute with another taxi driver aged 65.

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The two men reportedly fought because one of them jumped the queue while the other was waiting in line to fill up on liquefied natural gas

Sin Chew Daily reported that after exchanging a few words, they started getting aggressive. The suspect was punched in the face and then he pushed the victim to the ground. The man then died on the spot.Pictures of the incident have been circulating social media. In the photos, a man is seen in a white shirt drenched in blood while the victim's body is on the ground, covered with a white cloth.

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Police arrested the suspect at the scene and the case is now being investigated as a murder

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Cheras OCPD Asst Comm Mohamed Mokhsein Mohamed Zon told The Star in another report that the body has been sent to the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) Medical Centre for an autopsy.He also said that the police are still trying to determine the motive for the case and that they will be remanding the suspect to help with the investigation.


10 Secrets To Enjoying Your Travel Destination Like A Local

1. Make friends with people who live there before you even reach your destination

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Do a little research before your big adventure. Ask friends if they have friends in the area you're visiting, or go online and join a Facebook group of that area. By getting tips from people who actually live and work in the holiday destination you're going to, you're sure to get the best non-touristy travel advice (and maybe even an awesome new friend to help bring you around!)

2. Travel off-season so there aren't that many tourists

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Not only will your flights and accommodation be cheaper, you'll get to enjoy your holiday with fewer visitors and less crowds. It'll immediately make you feel like less of a tourist and more of a local too!

3. Find out where the locals eat and go there

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Local dishes can seem intimidating but it's the fastest (and often yummiest) way to understand a culture. Ask locals for their favourite restaurants, market stalls, and dishes, then go ahead and check them out. Chances are they'll not only be cheaper than the tourist hotspots, they'll be super authentic and delicious too!

4. Skip the tour bus and use local public transport

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Take a look at how the locals travel and try it out yourself. Some countries have a strong bicycle culture, others prefer scooters and motorbikes, maybe they have a super efficient underground subway, trains, trams, and bus routes, or just get around on foot. Travelling like a local also keeps you from having to deal with 'guides' trying to scam you.

5. Learn a few key phrases in the local language and use them

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'Hello', 'please', 'thank you', and 'goodbye' are probably the easiest and most commonly used phrases in any language so take the time to learn them in the local language. It doesn't matter if your accent is a little off, it's definitely a gesture of goodwill, and the local people will appreciate the effort!

6. Shop at the nearest grocery store or fresh market

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Grocery stores are a great place to get cheap, authentic snacks that the locals actually eat. Other places likely mark up the prices for tourists and it's unlikely locals would buy them. So go ahead and shop at the nearest grocery store! It's also an easy way to immerse yourself in local living and getting fresh local fruits, veggies, and other goodies.

7. Add traditional clothes to your everyday wardrobe

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You don't have to dress from head to toe in traditional garb, but it's kinda cool to add a few local pieces to your style. It could just be a top, a headpiece, or an accessory. Of course, it depends on where you are and what the locals are wearing on a daily basis. If it's a big city, it's likely most locals are in Western clothes. Nevertheless, fashion is a fun way to be part of local culture.

8. Enjoy a yummy picnic in a public park

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Public spaces such as parks are a fantastic way to observe culture and enjoy your travels, as locals are bound to hang out there. Whether it's to relax, play, or exercise, parks and green open spaces are always welcoming places, separate from the normal tourist attractions. On top of that, having your own picnic allows you to try out local food and physically connect more to the area.

9. Take a walk through the neighborhoods

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A stroll downtown will reveal the super pretty parts of a city, but won't necessarily showcase what local life is really like. Head to the nearby neighbourhoods to enjoy the architecture, culture, people, and more. You may even come upon an awesome local cafe, restaurant, or boutique that's not in any of those guide books!

10. Visit the smaller cities nearby

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Getting out of the big city gives you distance from the regular tourist traps. To really travel like a local, go to the smaller cities on the outskirts. Whether for a couple hours, a daytrip, or longer, you'll get the opportunity to observe local culture in a more intimate and accessible setting.

There's something special about exploring a new place, not as a tourist but as a traveller!

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Discover hidden gems and live like a local on your next holiday with Sunway Hotels & Resorts

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If you're looking for a staycation in the city, check out these beautiful hotels that are perfectly located in Kuala Lumpur:Sunway Resort Hotel & Spa | Sunway Pyramid Hotel | Sunway Clio Hotel - Seamlessly connected to Sunway Pyramid Mall and just a few steps away from Sunway Lagoon Themepark, choose between these three 4-star and 5-star hotels for the holiday of a lifetime!Sunway Putra Hotel - Situated opposite Putra World Trade Centre, this is the perfect spot if you're heading to PWTC for a convention, event, concert, and so forth. On top of that, the hotel is directly linked to Sunway Putra Mall, making it super convenient to get the best food and entertainment.Sunway Velocity Hotel - Relax in this hotel, directly connected to Sunway Velocity Mall, with an express cafe, infinity pool, and more.

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Spend your days food hunting and your nights chilling in these magical hotels in Penang:Sunway Hotel Georgetown - Located in the heart of Georgetown, there's no better hotel to stay in if you're looking to explore the vibrant city life and heritage charms.Sunway Hotel Seberang Jaya - Strategically located in the centre of Seberang Jaya, you get easy access to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, eco-nature spots, and commercial zones in Penang.

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Take a break from the hustle and bustle of life and relax in Ipoh:The Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat - Indulge in Malaysia’s first luxury natural hot springs wellness retreat offering bespoke holistic experiences.

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Get off the beaten track and discover Cambodia like never before:Sunway Hotel Phnom Penh - Located at the heart of Phnom Penh, enjoy historic landmarks, magnificent boulevards, local attractions, handicraft markets, and the riverfront.

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Visit Vietnam for the food, culture, and people:Sunway Hotel Hanoi - This hotel is French chic and located on the fringe of Hanoi's famed French quarter. It's the perfect place to explore historical landmarks and major commercial buildings.

Book your next holiday with Sunway Hotels & Resorts directly from their website to save on your accommodation AND enjoy exclusive benefits!


[VIDEO] "Laju Betul" - Aksi Kanak-Kanak Hayun Buaian Tinggi Ini Cetus Kebimbangan Netizen

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

Setiap petang, mesti taman permainan penuh dengan kanak-kanak bermain bukan?

Seronok tengok ramai kanak-kanak bermain di taman. Akan ada saja gelagat mereka yang mencuit hati kita. Mahupun begitu, walaupun nampak akan keseronokan, tetapi keselamatan mereka juga harus dititikberatkan.Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video di laman sosial TikTok, apabila sekumpulan kanak-kanak bermain buaian. Tetapi cara dia menghayunkan buaian itu telah mengundang kebimbangan netizen.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @muhdkidzop Healing yg benar  original sound  - AHMAD MUHAMMAD

Daripada rasa nak healing, terus seriau tengok budak-budak main

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan dia sedang menikmati suasana tenang ketika di taman permainan bersama rakan-rakannya.Namun, dia terlihat sekumpulan kanak-kanak bermain di buaian. Aksi kanak-kanak itu menghayunkan buaian dengan laju dan tinggi membuatkan dia berasa bimbang.Hal ini kerana, risau semasa dia menghayunkan buaian itu dia boleh tergelincir ataupun boleh tercampak dari buaian tersebut.

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"Teringat aku. Dulu pun aku buat macam tu sampai putus besinya. Habis muka kena simen dulu" - Netizen

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih sebanyak 1.3M views, 148.3K likes dan 3,588 comments di TikTok. Menjengah ke ruangan komen, rata-rata netizen turut berkongsi pengalaman yang sama. Malah, mereka turut berasa bimbang melihat situasi kanak-kanak itu bermain.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Kalau ayah min nampak buat macam ni dulu terus kena marah dik, sebab takut jatuh :/

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Move To Make 1MDB Advisor Bank Negara's New Governor Was Objected By Zeti, WSJ Says

Tan Sri Irwan Serigar Abdullah is expected to succeed Tan Sri Zeti Akhtar Aziz as Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) governor, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported today

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A top government official on the board of advisors of a controversial state investment fund is set to become the new head of the central bank, which had recommended investigating the fund, two people familiar with the matter said. The current central-bank governor, Zeti Akhtar Aziz, is retiring next month after 16 years in the post, and she recommended a deputy governor to succeed her, one of the people said.The finance ministry’s top bureaucrat, Irwan Serigar Abdullah, is expected to be named as the new central-bank head by the government in the coming week, a cabinet minister and a senior commercial banker said Friday, 11 March.

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WSJ also reported that the move comes over the objection of Tan Sri Zeti.
Tan Sri Irwan is a member of 1MDB's board of advisors and Secretary-General of Treasury at the Finance Ministry.

Tan Sri Irwan Serigar Abdullah is a member of the board of advisors for 1MDB.
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Mohd Irwan was one of the candidates short-listed for the job along with deputy central bank governor Muhammad Ibrahim, the minister in the Prime Minister's Department in charge of Economic Planning Abdul Wahid Omar and the ambassador to the United States Awang Adek Hussin, Reuters reported in February.A career civil servant, Mohd Irwan is Treasury secretary-general at the Finance Ministry, which is headed by Prime Minister Najib. He is also a member of the board of advisors for 1MDB.

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Meanwhile, Tan Sri Zeti said to patiently await for the government's decision that will soon be announced

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"We have made the recommendation and the government will make the decision and submit the name to the Agong," Zeti told reporters on the sidelines of the Wharton Global Forum 2016 in Kuala Lumpur. "Just be patient. (It will be announced) very soon," she said when asked who would be her preferred choice between Datuk Seri Abdul Wahid Omar, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department, and Datuk Mohamed Ibrahim, the current deputy governor. Besides the two, the list of potential candidates includes Malaysian Ambassador to the US Datuk Dr Awang Adek Hussin, Treasury secretary-general Tan Sri Mohd Irwan Serigar Abdullah and deputy Bank Negara governor Datuk Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus.

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Zeti has been the head of Malaysia's central bank for the past 16 years. This year marks her 35th year of service with BNM.

As the first woman Governor of Malaysia's Central Bank, Zeti is widely respected, and credited for pushing reforms and sound policies, as well as protecting the independence of the central bank, Reuters wrote. WSJ also sang praises for Zeti, saying that her stable economic management has successfully attracted investment in the nation’s stock and bond markets.

Last year, rumours arose that Zeti was under pressure to resign due to BNM's part in the special task force investigating the alleged RM2.6 billion money trail linked to 1MDB and PM Najib

Investigators in at least five countries, including the U.S., are probing allegations that billions of dollars in money from the state fund, 1Malaysia Development Bhd., or 1MDB, has gone missing. The fund is wholly owned by the finance ministry, led by Prime Minister Najib Razak.The central bank recommended that the attorney general’s office file criminal charges against 1MDB for allegedly giving inaccurate information regarding the investment of USD1.83 billion outside the country from 2009 to 2011. The attorney general declined, saying Bank Negara had supplied insufficient evidence.

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However, Zeti dismissed all speculations about her resignation last August, and said that she intends to see out her 5-year term, which ends in April 2016:

                Zeti Opens Up On Rumours About Her Resignation, 1MDB Probe, And Re-pegging The Ringgit

Bank Negara Malaysia Governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz broke her silence on several rumours.

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Two weeks ago, WSJ claimed that deposits in the personal accounts of PM Najib Razak actually totalled more than USD1 billion:

                WSJ Says Money Deposited In PM Najib's Personal Accounts Was Actually Over RM4 Billion

The fresh allegations claim the amount in Najib's account totalled more than USD1 billion.

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12 Airbnbs In Malaysia For Group Holidays This Chinese New Year

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Holidays are a great time to take a break mentally and recharge with all of your favourite people

With the vacation season rolling around, you might be wondering how to spend your break, especially if you're planning with a group of friends or family. It can be difficult to find a place fit for a group of more than just two people, so we're here to help.

Whether you want to swim, throw a barbecue, play board games, or just relax and enjoy each other's company, here's a list of gorgeous Airbnbs in Malaysia that can accommodate big group holidays:

1. 6Maritime Seafront Scandinavian Home @ Penang

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This luxurious duplex in George Town is the perfect getaway for groups of six to eight guests. There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a high-ceiling and an exceptional bird's eye view of the sea! There's also facilities you can enjoy, such as the swimming pool and gym. To make your holiday even sweeter, popular Penang restaurants, including Padang Kota, Padang Brown, Nasi Kandar Beratur, and Din Ikan Bakar, are not too far from the duplex.Price range per night:RM572 – RM642 You can book here.

2. CahayaVilla 3 Bedroom Villa with a Pool @ Terengganu

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Perfect for family trips, this Balinese-style villa has three bedrooms that can fit up to 11 guests, with five beds and four bathrooms. There's a barbecue area with all the necessary equipment, a swimming pool, and a 60-inch TV with HBO Max, Disney+, and Netflix. Breakfast will also be provided.Price range per night:RM1,500 – RM1,839You can book here.

3. Exclusive Retreat with Private Pool in a Plantation @ Melaka

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Catch the sunset, swim, play table tennis, cycle, karaoke, and more — this huge bungalow set on a plantation in Melaka has heaps of activities for group holidays. The space can accommodate up to 14 guests with six bedrooms, nine beds, and seven bathrooms. Plus, there's a private outdoor pool surrounded by greenery! :OPrice range per night:RM3,700 – RM4,254You can book here.

4. IKAN Residence | Hidden Gem Villa with Forest View @ Bentong, Pahang

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Ohana means family and family means no one gets left behind — and no one will 'cause this villa can accommodate up to 16 guests! Located about a 45-minute drive from KL, it's great for small company retreats or family vacations, with 21 beds provided, an outdoor pool, as well as a fully-equipped kitchen.Take note that the place doesn't have any air-conditioning, as the weather is not too hot, ranging between 18ºC and 22°C. There are portable stand fans in each room and one ceiling fan in the dining area.Price range per night:RM3,999 – RM4,179You can book here.

5. Munich Modern House - The Duyong Dream @ Melaka

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Looking for a staycation with kids? This two-storey home in Melaka can fit up to 16 guests, and has kids' rooms, too. It comes with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, a shared swimming pool, a kids play room, a sauna, a gym, and a game area. Price range per night:RM790 – RM908You can book here.

6. Aman Dusun Farm Retreat, The Blue House @ Hulu Langat, KL

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Take a break away from the hustle and bustle of the city and soak yourself in nature at this farm stay in Hulu Langat. It's a two-storey open concept cottage that can fit up to 14 guests. There's a barbecue area, a swimming pool, a badminton court, and a small stream nearby. (Although, it's advised to avoid swimming in the stream as the current can be unpredictable). Within the vicinity is a goat farm, which produces milk and yoghurt served during breakfast, and there are also different fruit trees, such as rambutan, durian, pulasan, and more.Price range per night:RM1,700 – RM1,954You can book here.

7. Main Main Ipoh - Homestay with a Private Pool @ Ipoh, Perak

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Accommodating up to 12 guests, this Airbnb in Ipoh is ideal for family getaways or a besties trip. There are four bedrooms and three bathrooms, but the highlight of the space is the private jetted swimming pool that both adults and children can enjoy.Price range per night:RM560 – RM800You can book here.

8. TTS Beach Village @ Broga, Semenyih

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Imagine a holiday but with your own 'private beach'! This Airbnb in Broga has a man-made 'beach' and a private swimming pool with jacuzzi that's perfect for themed-birthday celebrations, company retreats, or just a fun getaway. Barbecuing, fishing at a private lake, and a host of other activities are also available. The villa can fit up to 16 guests, with five bedrooms and 22 beds.Price range per night:RM2,599 – RM2,799You can book here.

9. Secluded Woodhouse with Hilltop View @ Kuala Kubu Baru

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Nestled within the hills in Kuala Kubu Baru is this private wooden villa that can host up to 10 guests. The secluded space surrounded by stunning views of the mountains is perfect if you're looking for a short getaway that's still within Selangor. A barbecue pit is available, along with a fully-equipped kitchen.Price range per night:RM1,450 – RM1,897You can book here.

10. Rompin House @ ZAQ Haven @ Bukit Fraser, Pahang

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Grab your sweaters and head to cooler weather at this colonial-inspired home in Fraser's Hill. With five bedrooms and seven beds provided, the entire home can fit up to 13 guests. If you're needing some crisp, fresh air, consider this peaceful space away from the city for a family or friends' getaway surrounded by nature. Price range per night:RM1,550 – RM1,897You can book here.

11. Vacation Home by The Beach @ Penang

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Located just 450m from Teluk Bayu Beach is this gorgeous home that can accommodate up to seven guests. There are four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a TV with Disney+ and Netflix, a barbecue grill, as well as bicycles if you want to enjoy a bit of fresh air.Price range per night:RM800 – RM920You can book here.

12. Tropical Style House with Pool @ KL

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As part of the popular Sekeping villas that are known for their tranquil, open-concept stays, Sekeping Jugra in Old Klang Road is the perfect staycation spot for those who don't want to go out of town. It can accommodate up to 14 guests and comes with a large, private pool. Price range per night:RM1,500 – RM1,724You can book here.

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From Toyol To Pocong: Here Are 5 Types Of Malaysian Hantus That Are Roaming Our Country

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We have all been fed hundreds of thousands of ghost movies in the past century to feed our obsession with the unknown

Both local films and international blockbusters such as Munafik, Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum, Pengabdi Setan, Shutter, and Pontianak Harum Sundal Malam are all shreds of evidence that the horror genre is widely valued across Asia.It is undeniable that Asian culture is deeply rooted in horror tales and all things mystic, and Malaysia cannot be left behind when it comes to our own unique set of ghosts.To appreciate the spooky stories that our parents told us when we were younger, SAYS is listing down the most iconic hantus (ghosts) that have all graced the Malaysian land.Turn off the lights in your bedroom and put on your reading glasses as we dive deep into the stories and history behind some of the most popular hantus in your area.

1. Pontianak

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While tales about pontianaks have been passed down to Malaysians from generation to generation, it is important to note that pontianaks, or kuntilanaks, first gained notoriety in Indonesia but have since haunted various other Southeast Asian countries.As with most folklore, it is hard to actually pinpoint when exactly the tales about pontianak were spread.But according to the National Library Board, the first movie about a pontianak, sometimes known by her nama manja, Kak Ponti, was the 1957 film, Pontianak. It was produced by the Singaporean-Malay film production company, Cathay-Keris Productions.Because of the movie, Kak Ponti's fame quickly rose among Malaysians, and to this day, she remains a part of our cultural legends.

Maya Karin in the 2004 film, 'Pontianak Harum Sundal Malam 2'.
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According to Malayan myths, pontianaks are women who died during childbirth, becoming the horrifying monsters we all fear today.Rumour has it that sometimes you can hear her cries late at night as she searches for her missing child.Another story variation of Kak Ponti also said that she will only look for male victims with evil souls, as she was murdered by a man during pregnancy. A feminist icon indeed!

2. Pocong

Still from the 2022 Indonesian film, 'MUMUL'.
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Always seen wrapped in kain kafan (a shroud), pocongs are famously known to haunt their victims by hopping at them at a very fast speed.Just like pontianaks, the history of pocong also originated in Indonesia.The reason why pocongs haunt in a white shroud is that they are corpses that have been buried according to traditional Muslim customs, with a piece of cloth wrapped and tied over their head, feet, and neck.But not every single Muslim who dies turns into a pocong.

The 2008 Indonesian film, '40 Hari Bangkitnya Pocong'.
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According to Indonesian beliefs, a dead person's soul will remain on earth for 40 days from the day it died, and if the ties of the shroud aren't released, the corpse will turn into a pocong.Stories about pocongs have evolved throughout the years, with many claiming that pocongs doesn't actually hop to their victims but rather teleports to them.However, there is still no scientific evidence to support both claims. (Well, duh.)

3. Toyol

These cute and tiny little green creatures live off of stealing money from innocent people.But if you think that they are terrible for robbing people, toyols are actually one of the most loyal and obedient hantus you can adopt, as they will steal any banknote you want, be it RM1 or RM100.To add to that, Malay animism professor Dr Zainal Borhan told Yahoo! Malaysia that this little mystical pet can also be trained, all for the price of human or chicken blood.Unlike pocongs and pontianaks, myths about toyols began in Mecca during the country's pre-Islamic days.There is also a version of toyol in Chinese culture, but it is called guai zai instead.

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Toyols are usually 'created' by a bomoh (shaman), who will keep the child-like creature in a small jar and pass it on to their clients who wish to be rich.As the baby of all Malaysian ghosts, it is believed that toyols are very playful creatures. But this also makes them very easy to be fooled.Recently, a TikTok video of a man finding coins kept inside the pillars of old Malay homes surfaced online.After the video went viral, many netizens claimed that Malay ancestors built their homes in that manner to trick toyols and prevent them from entering their homes, by making them struggle to pick up the coins inside the pillars.

4. Penanggal

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Since the birth of TikTok, Gen-Z kids started using the terms "snatched my wig" and "my wig flew" on a daily basis. However, this ghost did it first and took it to the next level by flying with only its head.Penanggal, sometimes known as penanggalan, is a Malay ghost that is actually a human during the day but detaches its head and organs at night.Legend has it that a woman who indulges in black magic and has the will to do whatever it takes to be beautiful can turn herself into a penanggal.But it has its drawbacks. In order to be the "It Girl", the witch must go on a vegetarian diet for 40 days, and once the time comes for her to break her fasting season, her head will detach from her body and she must consume human flesh and blood.

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This floating creature is evil all around. They not only surrender to witchcraft but will also consume infants.Penanggals will usually target a woman when she is defenseless and alone with only her baby at home, breaking into their house through an open window.It is believed that you will notice a heavy scent of vinegar when a penanggal is near you. So, if you notice that smell, immediately go to all the windows in your house and lock them!

5. Orang Bunian

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If you are planning to hike in Malaysia's deep forests, there are a few things that you must check before you set off on your adventure.First, make sure that you have a guide with you. Second, carry all the necessities you need. Last but not least, try to read up on orang bunian to avoid getting yourself kidnapped by our friends in the other world.Orang bunian are creatures that are said to look just like human beings, and they behave in similar ways as we do. They eat, they drink, and they have their own community.They also live in a civilised society. There are many orang bunian kampungs in Malaysia, with each being run by its own kings and queens.The only difference between humans and orang bunian is that they don't live in the same dimension as we do. They live in the same universe and on the same Earth, but their existence is hidden from our naked eye.Orang bunian are not necessarily evil. Most of the time, they only become bad due to humans provoking them, and it's usually because we steal the materials from their land and destroy their homes.

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According to Yahoo! Singapore, orang bunian comes from Minangkabau culture, which originated from West Sumatra in Indonesia.There are plenty of stories from locals who claim that they have accidentally entered the orang bunian realm. Usually, those people were reported missing, only to be found dazed and confused in ungodly places.Speaking of ungodly places, the orang bunian kampung is said to be located in places like cemeteries, forests, and abandoned buildings.To communicate with them, one must use a medium like a bomoh. However, unlike toyols, you cannot manipulate orang bunian to do things for you. After all, they are smart, just like us!If you wish to speak to them, you must do so in a polite manner and offer them gifts like pulut kuning berhias (decorated yellow glutinous rice).Once they approve of your presence, you can ask them to do favours for you. But be very careful, because once you enter their dimension, it is extremely difficult to return back to this realm.

Have you heard of the 'most haunted house' in Malaysia, the SG Mansion? If you haven't, read more about this iconic house located in Bukit Gasing:

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20 Times Najib Proved That He Could Totally Become A Food Blogger

Malaysians love food. We talk about it, our social media channels are almost always filled with photos of it, and we love telling the world about our foodie adventures.

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We recently discovered that our prime minister is an avid foodie himself. Check out some of PM Najib's best "food reviews" on Facebook:

1. Nothing quite makes us feel at home like a  delicious, colourful plate of local kuih

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2. Look at the juicy bits of chicken Tandoori! :O

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3. He loves nasi lemak like the rest of us :')

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4. "Manis dan berlemak, sedap. Nampak gaya kena senam lebih bila balik nanti." - That pretty much sums up every Malaysian foodie's daily thought.

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5. With Raya in a month, remember PM Najib's golden advice - "... beringatlah juga untuk jaga kesihatan, takut baju raya yang dibeli tak muat pula untuk dipakai nanti."

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6. Have you guys ever tried the sambal hitam at Kampung Bukit Changgang?

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7. Who needs 1Malaysia campaigns when we've got food to unite us all! <3

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8. The rumoured secret to picking out the sweetest mandarin oranges - "Tengok pada lekuk di belah bawah, makin dalam lekuk biasanya bermakna makin manis buah itu."

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9. When you eat fatty, delicious local food, life is all about convincing yourself that you'll work out...

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10. Watch your calories guys!

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11. Popcorn and a glass of frothy coffee is PM Najib's go-to movie theater food. What's yours?

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12. Nothing quite comforts you like a cup of soothing, warm tea...

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13. Pillowy idli in India - heaven!

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14. Not only is Sarawak cuisine delicious and unique, it's also healthy!

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15. More of PM Najib's Sarawak food trail...

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16. Guess we all know what PM Najib will be having for sahur this year! ;)

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17. Talking about dates, check out this great kurma smoothie recipe!

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18. Laksa with a twist at Kuala Kangsar!

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19. If you're a fan of jagung rebus, check out this stall in Desa Hartamas - you might run into PM Najib!

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20. "If you are in Johor, don't forget to try this out."

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Keep the food reviews coming, PM Najib! We love it. :D

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Food reviews aside, health is also of utmost importance to our prime minister:

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This Thai Beef Noodle Soup In Subang Will Warm Your Tummy... And Soul

Nothing says 'food for the soul' better than this piping hot bowl of beef noodle soup from a shop in Subang Jaya

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Beef Bowl MY is known for its halal-certified Thai noodles with hearty slices of beef that are so tender, they fall off the bone (not kidding)

To get the meat soft, they let it simmer in the broth for six hours.The shop specialises in serving beef noodles with different cuts of meat, including beef tendons and beef balls.But don't worry, if you're not a beef-eater, they also have a Thai-style chicken noodle soup and dry egg noodles.

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Although each meal comes with a green chilli blend on the side (which tastes amazing btw), you can also get them to add chilli flakes for an extra kick.The price of each bowl ranges from RM9.90 to RM18.90 (pretty affordable considering that they use high-quality beef!).

But it isn't just the meat that's good. The broth is full of flavour and tastes like it's been simmering in the pot for years.

In fact, it was so tasty, we slurped every last drop.

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Beef Bowl MY started off as a hawker stall in Restaurant Foh Foh, which saw tremendous success

I mean, if people are willing to brace the Subang jam just for your noodles, you're probably doing something right. :p

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Without having any prior food and beverage experience, 32-year-old Sherwin Yeo and his wife Kayren Aw decided to open the stall together in August last year just to gain some experience and to test out their dish.Speaking to SAYS, Yeo shared that they got into this business by accident. The Kelantanese couple was taught the recipe from Yeo's wife's aunt, and would often get positive feedback whenever they'd make it for family and friends. The stall has now upgraded to its own brick-and-mortar shop in the SS15 area.

Here's where you can find them

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Address: 10, Jalan SS15/4c, SS15, 47500 Subang Jaya,SelangorFacebook | Instagram

Got a lot of food recommendations? Let us know in our new SAYS Makan Buddies Facebook Group!

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[VIDEO] Woman Protects Herself From Coronavirus By Wearing Giraffe Costume To Hospital

A woman recently went viral after she came up with a creative way of protecting herself from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

On Friday, 14 February, The Paper reported that a woman named He from the city of Luzhou in Sichuan Province, China wore a giraffe costume when she visited a hospital to prevent getting infected with COVID-19.

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The woman explained that her face masks have expired and she decided to buy costumes online due to the shortage of surgical masks in the country

In the video, the woman can be seen fully covered from head to toe, with only a small window of transparent plastic film for her to see through. She casually picks up medicine and interacts with doctors while wearing the inflatable giraffe suit.According to South China Morning Post, she resorted to the bizarre outfit after she was unable to purchase face masks, but her sick parents needed her to run some errands.

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The woman also added that her father had been a regular patient at the hospital prior to the COVID-19 outbreak.To reduce the risk of her father being infected while visiting a hospital, she decided to go to the hospital herself and ask the doctor to conduct a virtual consultation for her father through a video call.

Authorities have responded by saying that such costumes are unable to protect people from infection

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According to Tech Times, medical experts also mentioned that the costume would need to be disinfected after every use.

Meanwhile, the video has garnered mixed reactions from netizens

One person commented, "Funny but sad at the same time. I hope mask production in China will catch up with the demand. It has affected surrounding countries now. In my country, Indonesia, the price of [face] masks has [risen] up uncontrollably."

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"Desperation does wonders. Hope the virus [goes] away soon," wrote another user.

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One netizen said, "You know the situation is dire when they don't laugh seeing a giraffe costume in [a] hospital."

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"Lebih Cepat" - Ini Cara Mudah Semak CCRIS Anda Secara Online

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Jika anda ingin membuat peminjaman kewangan seperti membeli kereta atau rumah, pasti mereka akan melihat CCRIS anda terlebih dulu betul tak?

Central Credit Reference Information System (CCRIS) atau Pusat Sistem Maklumat Rujukan Kredit, adalah sistem yang direka khas oleh Biro Kredit Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) untuk mengeluarkan laporan kredit individu yang nak buat pinjaman.CCRIS ini adalah penting kerana ia menyimpan semua pangkalan data dan semua rekod permohonan yang menunjukkan gambaran penuh kewangan anda.Anda diwajibkan untuk menunjukkan ini kepada mereka sebelum membuat peminjaman bank. Tetapi, tahukah anda sebenarnya ia boleh disemak secara online saja sekarang tanpa perlu pergi ke premis?Ikuti langkah-langkah di bawah:

1. Daftar di laman web

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Perkara pertama anda perlu lakukan adalah dengan melayari eccris.bnm.gov.my untuk mendaftar terlebih dulu. Klik ‘Register Now‘.

2. Isi maklumat diri

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Anda perlu mempunyai Online Banking sendiri untuk bayaran RM1.00 pengesahan maklumat. Untuk makluman juga, RM1 ini akan dipulangkan semula ke akaun anda dalam masa 2 hari waktu bekerja selepas pendaftaran berjaya.Klik pada kotak ‘Yes, I understand’ dan Proceed.Anda kemudian diminta untuk mengisi segala butiran maklumat diri dan selepas itu klik pada butang 'submit'.

3. Buat pembayaran

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Anda kemudian diminta untuk memilih akaun bank online dan membuat pembayaran RM1.00.Selepas berjaya buat bayaran RM1, klik ‘Proceed To eCCRIS‘ dan ‘Proceed to First Time Login‘

4. Masukkan nombor pin

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Langkah seterusnya adalah masukkan nombor pin yang telah dihantar melalui email anda. Kemudian set kan User ID dan Password.

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Pilih Security Image dan 3 soalan Security anda mahu beserta jawapan.

5. Log in

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Selepas selesai bahagian security, back to home kembali dan Login. Masukkan User ID, Password dan OTP. OTP akan dihantar di nombor telefon anda. Kemudian klik verify.

6. Lihat laporan CCRIS

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Selesai saja login, anda kini boleh menyemak laporan CCRIS anda dengan klik butang 'Enquiry'.Klik pada kotak kecil ‘I Agree’ dan ‘Report Enquiry’

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Report CCRIS anda akan keluar seperti paparan berikut. Jika laporan anda menunjukkan ‘0’ bermakna laporan kewangan anda adalah baik. Syabas!

Mudahkan sekarang, semuanya boleh buat online saja :)

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Dipaksa Bekerja Lebih Masa, Pekerja Cleaner Ini Menang Kes Mahkamah Tuntut OT Tak Berbayar

Seorang pekerja pembersihan di Hospital Seri Manjung yang memfailkan tuntutan di Jabatan Tenaga Kerja untuk mendapatkan bayaran kerja lebih masa (OT) sejam setiap hari yang tidak dibayar telah menang kesnya pada 11 Januari 2021 di Mahkamah Buruh Sitiawan, Perak

Menurut sumber, kemenangan kes tuntutan oleh pekerja itu menunjukkan bahawa tindakan majikannya, iaitu syarikat Edgenta UEMS yang merupakan kontraktor swasta untuk perkhidmatan pembersihan di hospital-hospital kerajaan di Utara Pantai Barat Semenanjung (Perak, Pulau Pinang, Kedah dan Perlis), yang menambahkan masa kerja sebanyak 1 jam setiap hari tanpa bayaran lebih masa (OT) itu adalah sesuatu yang tidak munasabah.Menerusi ciapan yang dimuat naik oleh @KesatuanPSHK itu, pekerja pembersihan berkenaan, S. Logiswaran, telah memfailkan kes untuk tuntutan OT tidak dibayar tersebut di Pejabat Tenaga Kerja Sitiawan pada 25 Ogos 2020.

Satu Kemenangan Yang Boleh Memperkasakan Pekerja!Pada 11 Jan ,kes Pekerja di Hospital Sri Manjung menuntut OT 1 jam di Jabatan Tenaga Kerja telah menang dalam Mahkamah Buruh!Ini bermaksud,majikan tambah 1 jam masa kerja adalah TIDAK munasabah!1/#cleanerjugafrontliner pic.twitter.com/3PeRb2no3e— Kesatuan Pekerja Swasta Hospital Kerajaan (@KesatuanPSHK) January 12, 2021

Majikannya telah mengarahkan semua pekerja syif untuk bekerja satu jam tambahan setiap hari

Masa kerja syif pekerja-pekerja ini pada asalnya mempunyai 3 syif iaitu 7 pagi hingga 3 petang, 3 petang hingga 11 malam dan 11 malam hingga 7 pagi, iaitu 8 jam setiap hari.Namun, pihak syarikat Edgenta UEMS telah menambahkan masa kerja 1 jam setiap hari secara tiba-tiba tanpa persetujuan pekerja.Terdapat lebih kurang 60 orang pekerja pembersihan yang bertugas di Hospital Seri Manjung, dan antaranya separuh ialah pekerja syif.

Majikan diarahkan oleh Mahkamah Buruh untuk membayar RM1,211 kepada pekerja tersebut dalam tempoh 14 hari

Pekerja tersebut berasa gembira tentang keputusan ini, beliau berkata"Union ada lagi banyak lagi perlu lawan,kami masih sangat susah, saya harap menang hari boleh lagi bagi union lagi kuat."Degan perintah berikut,UEMS perlu bayar OT sebanyak RM1211 kepada pekerja tersebut2/ pic.twitter.com/6v9PDZkHe9— Kesatuan Pekerja Swasta Hospital Kerajaan (@KesatuanPSHK) January 12, 2021

Logiswaran yang juga merupakan ahli Kesatuan Pekerja-pekerja Swasta Perkhidmatan Sokongan di Hospital Kerajaan Semenanjung Malaysia (KPSPSHKSM) berkata, dia masih sentiasa menghadapi 'gangguan' daripada pihak pengurusan kerana keanggotaannya dalam kesatuan.“Kesatuan kami ada lagi banyak kes perlu lawan. Kami masih sangat susah. Saya berharap kemenangani kes ini boleh menguatkan lagi kesatuan kami,” katanya.

Dalam mana-mana kontrak pekerjaan antara majikan dan pekerja yang sedia ada, sebarang pertukaran terma serta syarat dalam kontrak tersebut, perlu adanya persetujuan kedua-dua pihak, iaitu majikan dan pekerja

V. Selvam, Pegawai Perhubungan Perusahaan yang mewakili kesatuan KPSPSHKSM, berkata, kes itu adalah mengenai tuntutan bayaran kerja OT bagi kerja syif yang telah ditambah sewenang-wenangnya oleh majikan Edgenta UEMS, dari 8 jam ke 9 jam setiap hari tanpa persetujuan pekerja.Daripada keputusan kes itu, Makahmah Buruh dengan jelasnya telah menyatakan bahawa tindakan majikan Edgenta UEMS menambahkan waktu kerja sejam setiap hari tanpa persetujuan pekerja adalah salah.Sementara itu, menurut L. Danaletchumi, seorang lagi Pegawai Perhubungan Perusahaan KPSPSHKSM, terdapat lagi pekerja-pekerja di 7 buah hospital yang memfailkan kes tuntutan OT tidak dibayar yang serupa. "Kemenangan kes di Sitiawan ini boleh memberikan keyakinan kepada kes-kes yang lain, dan juga memperkasakan pekerja-pekerja pembersihan hospital yang lain untuk memperjuangkan hak mereka"“Kami memohon pada rakyat Malaysia supaya terus menyokong perjuangan pekerja-pekerja hospital yang juga merupakan petugas-petugas barisan hadapan ini,” katanya.

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Violent Mob Breaks Out In Kota Raya. How Did Things Escalate So Quickly?

How did this fiasco start?
On 15 December, trouble broke out in Kompleks Kota Raya, after a man was locked and "detained" by a mobile phone trader when he refused to pay RM10,000 for his purchase of four mobile phones

Kota Raya shopping complex
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Dipres Nasution Mohd Arifin, 28, was detained and locked in a room at Kompleks Kota Raya here in Kuala Lumpur when he refused to purchase four mobile phones from a store.The victim stated that he had refused to continue with the purchase of the four mobile phones when the salesperson skyrocketed the total price to RM 10,000; more than 10 times the initial agreed price of RM800. However, after having paid, he said that he was led to a room to wait instead of being given the purchased mobile phones."After waiting for several hours in the room alone, a man came into the room with a bill for RM 10,000 instead of the agreed price of RM 800. I asked the man why the price differed so greatly but he came up with all sorts of excuses," said Nasution."The man then forced me to withdraw money from an ATM. I told him that I had only RM 5000 but he said that he would not release me if I did not pay up. After having made sure that there were insufficient funds in my account, the man settled for RM 5,000 for the four mobile phones instead but the mobile phones that he gave to me weren’t the same as the ones I had selected and purchased." added Nasution.

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Having realised that he was scammed, Nasution immediately lodged complaints to several agencies including The Malaysian Muslim Consumers’ Association (PPIM) and the Ministry of Domestic Trade, Co-operatives and Consumerism

How did the authorities handle this injustice against Nasution?

After receiving the official complaint from Nasution, the Kuala Lumpur consumer tribunal ordered the mobile shop vendor to return the RM5,000 paid for the mobile phones back to Nasution

Muhammad Yusof Azmi, PPIM representative, watching on as the shop vendor returns RM5,000 back to Dipres Nasution
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"After the award was delivered, the complainant, with a Muslim Consumers’ Association of Malaysia (PPIM) representative, went to the shop to make the claim."The trader returned the RM5,000 while the complainant returned the four mobile phones," Domestic Trade, Consumerism and Cooperatives Ministry secretary-general Alias Ahmad said in a statement.

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If the issue was solved, why was a protest held at Kota Raya just days after the incident with Nasution?

Two days later, on 18 December, "Gerakan Merah", led by the Malay Army Veterans Association president Ali Tinju, held a protest in Kota Raya, urging the people to boycott the mall over the phone incident

Gerakan Merah, led by Ali Tinju during the protest at the Kota Raya shopping mall
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Less than 20 members of 'Gerakan Merah' turned up for the protest held in response to news reports of a phone trader cheating and confining a customer.This morning, Ali Tinju had sent a Whatsapp message to media organisations regarding the protest, which he stated was for "Malay pride"."TV3, TV1, Bernama TV, Utusan Malaysia, Sinar, BH (Berita Harian) dan lain2 Media... Kami Ketua-Ketua Gerakan Merah turun hari ini (Jumaat) jam 4petang pergi ke komplex Kota Raya.(We the leaders of Gerakan Merah will go down to Kota Raya Complex at 4pm.)"Isu kedai Cina jual barang menipu pembeli ppuan Melayu. Jom demi maruah Melayu! #AliTinju," read the message. (The issue of a Chinese shop cheating a Malay woman customer. Come, for Malay pride)

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Following that, yesterday, 20 December, Kota Raya shopping complex faced a sudden mob attack when a group of about 20 people barged in, armed with sticks and helmets

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So, why were this group of armed people at Kota Raya, yesterday?

1. According to English daily, The Star, the raucous gang of 20 people was apparently there, fully armed, to confront shop owners that allegedly scammed them

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In a video of the fight, uploaded by My Berita Daily, the gang was seen throwing chairs and attacking the shopkeepers violently and eventually chasing after the shop workers as they started running away to escape the attackers.

2. The violent scuffle broke out just shortly after the Muslim Consumers Association of Malaysia (PPIM) held a press conference outside the mobile store, demanding refunds for customers that were apparently cheated by the vendors

3. The "confrontation" abruptly turned into a violent fight as the mob started thrashing the store and attacking the workers

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One of the shop workers being kicked, repeatedly and hit with helmets by the attackers.

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The incident created a ruckus as frightened customers started running haphazardly, towards to exit of the mall.You can watch the full video of the attack here.

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What are the consequences of this rash, violent attack?

4. The mob attack left two individuals with minor injuries and Dang Wangi CID chief M. Gunalan, revealed that they are currently being treated at the Tung Shin Hospital

"From what we can see, only one table was smashed by the brawlers and a few handphones are missing," added M. Gunalan.

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5. The authorities have nabbed one of the suspects from the brawl yesterday, a 38-year-old, shopping mall parking attendant

Dang Wangi deputy police chief Supt Habibi Majinji
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Dang Wangi deputy police chief Supt Habibi Majinji said the 38-year-old man, a parking attendant, was arrested at the shopping complex on Sunday, after the 5pm fracas was brought under control."The suspect was part of the group involved in the assault on the shop workers. He works as a parking attendant in one a shopping complex," adding he will be remanded on Monday.When asked, Supt Habibi said police are investigating whether the suspect was one of the individuals allegedly swindled by the traders."The mobile phone worker was injured in the assault and has lodged a police report. We will release the images of the suspects in due time," he noted.

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6. The Kota Raya traders have suffered losses amounting to RM15,000 from the attack yesterday

He added that the traders suffered losses amounting to RM15,000 in stolen items and damage to the premises.The case is probed under Section 148 of the Penal Code for rioting with weapons and Section 394 of the Penal Code for voluntarily causing injury while committing robbery.Supt Habibi said that police would be increasing the security around Kota Raya to prevent untoward incidents.

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This sudden attack is quite the sequel to the Low Yat incident back in July, that started as an argument on whether a phone that was purchased by a customer is an original or an AP set, which eventually led to a major racial scuffle that left a group of people badly injured:

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Kawan 'Kenakan' Member Print Tiket Flight Guna Kertas A3, Ramai Pula Terhibur Tengok

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

Sudah menjadi lumrah sebelum menaiki pesawat kita perlu mencetak tiket terlebih dahulu

Ia kerana nanti akan ada pegawai di pintu masuk menyemak segala maklumat kita sebelum masuk ke pesawat. Kebiasaannya orang akan cetak tiket dalam kertas A4.Namun, lain pula dengan video di TikTok ini apabila seorang lelaki terpaksa menahan malu kerana dikenakan rakannya yang mencetak tiketnya dalam kertas A3 telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @adlyameer Member kena dajjal print A3 boarding pass.  #foryoupage #langkawi  original sound  - Adly Ameer

Tak tahu tiket dicetak dalam kertas A3

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan seorang lelaki sedang beratur untuk memasuk ke ruangan menunggu penerbangan. Sebelum itu dia perlu memberikan tiketnya untuk disemak oleh seorang pegawai.Namun, apa yang lebih mencuri tumpuan adalah tiketnya itu dicetak dalam kertas A3 membuatkan wanita yang menjaga itu tergelak melihatnya. Difahamkan, dia tidak tahu ianya dicetak dalam A3 memandangkan rakannya yang mencetaknya. Malah, orang di sekelilingnya juga terhibur melihat tiketnya itu.

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"Dah macam baca peta dunia dah" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat tiketnya itu.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 2.8M views, 371.3K likes dan 2,853 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Aduhai, itulah kadang-kadang tak boleh percaya member sendiri ni :P

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Malaysian Woman Finds Biological Father After Over 20 Years With Help From Twitter Users

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When 24-year-old Cinta received a direct message on Twitter that someone found her biological father, she almost couldn't believe it

She didn't have much hope to begin with when she made a plea to Twitter users to help find her father whom she had not seen or heard from for over 20 years.Her search began only recently when she suddenly felt curious about her father's whereabouts. She also really wanted to know what it would feel like to have a father. Cinta was longing for that connection with him.She told SAYS that she has been living in Petaling Jaya her whole life. After her parents got married, they had moved from Sabah to Peninsular Malaysia, where they raised Cinta and her two siblings.Cinta said the last time she met her father was when she was just two or three years old before her parents separated, during which her father moved back to Sabah. The only things she ever had to remind her of him were a few of his pictures with her as a baby.

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After several failed attempts to find him through Google and Facebook on her own, Cinta decided to go public with her search and try her luck on the bird app

"People say he was last seen in Taman Kosas Ampang," she wrote in the Twitter thread.She also shared with SAYS that she thought his name or nickname was Junior and that he is Sabahan-Filipino.Her post had over thousands of shares and likes on Twitter. One netizens even enhanced the old photo of her father to aid her in the search mission.

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It took less than 24 hours, over 6,000 retweets, and 8,000 likes on her post before someone located her father

Cinta told SAYS that it was actually a stranger on Twitter who got in touch with her and connected her to her father. She also discovered that he is currently living in Beaufort, Sabah."I met him through video call. There were mixed feelings. I felt awkward to call him 'papa' and kept thinking, 'Is this real?'""I cried tears of joy. Happy, sad, there were a lot of emotions."Cinta has already started planning a trip to meet her long lost father and other relatives whom she has never met, like her paternal grandmother. She plans on saving up enough money to make the journey there for Hari Raya Aidilfitri, at the earliest.

Image via @cintadatsme (Twitter)

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The heartwarming reunion touched the hearts of many in Twitterjaya

Twitter users shed tears of joy for Cinta and wished for the best for her and her father.

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They also praised the power of Twitter users for being so efficient in connecting the father and daughter within such a short span of time.

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In an interview with SAYS, Cinta says she's happy and excited about reuniting with her father, but she also sympathises with others who want to meet their parents

"Never lose hope in finding your parents.""Social media now is very powerful. One picture can be enough to find them, like how it helped me. God willing, you'll find them!"

You can read more about the thread, which has gone viral, here:

Ada sesiapa kenal tak pakcik ni? Maybe muka lain dah skrg, tua sikit. Sebab ni ayah I. I nak cari dia. Cuba nasib je ni. pic.twitter.com/bcoWpt0BiV— cinta (@cintadatsme) February 20, 2022