“Samsul Buat Hal Lagi” - Kucing Ini Lari Lintang Pukang Lepas Rosakkan WiFi Milik Tuannya

Siapa dekat sini belum kenal Samsul? Ia merupakan kucing yang popular dengan kenakalannya di laman sosial Twitter & TikTok

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Bagi mereka yang follow akaun TikTok tuan kepada Samsul iaitu Maskumis, pasti sudah biasa lihat telatah nakal kucing bernama Samsul ini.Samsul pernah tular di laman sosial kerana merosakkan kipas dan menyelerakkan bilik tuannya itu bersama adiknya yang bernama Opet.Baru-baru ini, Samsul lagi sekali tular di laman For You Page (FYP) TikTok apabila ia dimarahi kerana telah merosakkan cable charger dan WiFi di bilik Maskumis.Lihat video penuh di bawah:

  @ejaak15 Kemaren kabel cas sekarang wifi   original sound  - Maskumis

  @ejaak15 Ditinggal pergi sebentar betul2 diancurin  || Follow igku gais : Ejaak15  original sound  - Maskumis

Mungkin rasa serba salah, Samsul lari lintang pukang lepas dibebel Maskumis

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Menerusi video tersebut, Samsul pada mulanya tengah lepak atas kotak dan terpinga-pinga bila dimarahi tuannya kerana merosakkan WiFi. Apa yang menghiburkan, Samsul terus melompat lari lintang pukang dalam bilik itu selepas Maskumis mula meninggikan suara kepadanya.Tak pasal-pasal, ibu kucing nakal itu pun kena marah sebab dikatakan tidak pandai jaga anak yang nakal seperti Samsul dan Opet.

"Ya Allah, kucing tak ada akhlak" - Netizen

Rata-rata netizen yang melihat video tersebut terhibur dengan telatah nakal Samsul yang selalu buat tuannya naik angin.Ada juga yang sempat bergurau itu merupakan detik-detik rumah Maskumis nak roboh. Tidak kurang juga, Samsul sudah ada peminat di Malaysia sehingga ada yang minta Maskumis pos atau jual di Shopee saja kucing nakalnya itu.Antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Agak-agaknya lepas ni apa lagi yang Samsul nak rosakkan ya? :P

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#Budget2021: MDEC Helps Local Businesses Set Up Online Stores To Boost Economy

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This Spotlight is sponsored by the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation.

Under #Budget2021, the government announced that they would provide an incentive package worth RM200 million to help Malaysian businesses onboard onto digital platforms

As Malaysia's lead agency in digital transformation, the Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) will assist local businesses through the Go-eCommerce Onboarding and Shop Malaysia Online campaigns.The main idea is to get these businesses onboard the e-commerce and e-payment platforms to help boost their sales and widen their reach as well as to leverage on the digital platform and solution.

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Under the Shop Malaysia Online campaign, the government will be also giving discounts, rebates, and shipping vouchers to consumers to encourage more online purchases.

These initiatives will run from 1 July to 31 December 2021, benefitting 300,000 local businesses and bringing in over RM1 billion in sales

The Go-eCommerce Onboarding and Shop Malaysia Online campaigns aim to newly onboard 50,000 businesses and potentially generate 10 million online transactions. Besides that, 30,000 women entrepreneurs are also expected to benefit from this initiative.

Surina Shukri, CEO of MDEC
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"Facilitating local businesses to go digital and online will ensure that they are able to  future-proof against potential aftershocks. By supporting Malaysian businesses, we will also ensure jobs and livelihoods are sustained. We are committed not to leave anyone behind and the welfare of the local businesses and people is our priority," said Surina Shukri, CEO of MDEC.

Here's how these initiatives can help if you're a business owner:

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			1. You can convert your business into a digital business on various e-commerce platforms2. E-payment provides cashless convenience to you and your customer3. You can automatically gain more exposure and sales by simply putting your business online4. With e-commerce, you can scale your business globally with international e-marketplaces

First of all, the Go-eCommerce Onboarding campaign will help new local businesses get started on e-commerce platforms

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The Go-eCommerce Onboarding campaign will allow businesses to set up their stores on e-commerce platforms and implement e-payment solutions. For e-commerce, this could mean having an online presence on Lazada, Shopee, Grab, foodpanda, and more. For e-payment, it could be allowing customers to pay for your items through e-wallets or online payment gateways.In particular, MDEC will focus on promoting sectors like halal, craft, agriculture, and retail & services to help boost sales of small local businesses.If you're a business owner, here's what you can look forward to:- Onboarding expenses covered, including registration fees and recurring fees- Seller subsidies, including seller discounts and transactional fees- Seller support, from training fees and free shipping, to in-platform advertising and third-party servicesRegister and be part of the Go-eCommerce Onboarding campaign here.

Next, the Shop Malaysia Online campaign will help encourage consumer spending on local businesses online

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This campaign will see small local businesses partnering with popular e-commerce platforms like Lazada, Shopee, Zalora, Sama-Sama Lokal, Presto, and more.Business owners who are part of this initiative will receive support in the form of discounts, rebates, and shipping. From all kinds of cashback and e-wallet rebates, to lower shipping rates, businesses are able to generate more sales and thereby, being able to sustain their operations and the livelihoods of their staffs.Find out how you can register your business for the Shop Malaysia Online campaign here.

In 2020, the government injected RM140 million into initiatives that helped 202,000 Malaysian merchants bring their businesses online

Thanks to both the PENJANA MSME E-Commerce Campaign and Shop Malaysia Online Campaign in 2020, it resulted in 8.2 million consumers shopping online, which generated RM1.87 billion in sales. Besides that, 33,000 new small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and micro SMEs were also onboarded on various e-commerce platforms thanks to the MSME Onboarding campaign.This year, with an increased allocation, it will hopefully increase consumers' confidence to buy from local producers and merchants, ensuring that Malaysian businesses thrive and remain competitive.

To find out more about the Go-eCommerce Onboarding and Shop Malaysia Online campaigns, head over to MDEC's website

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Lelaki Sakan Berbalas Pantun Tepi Pantai, Tapi Strawberry 'Hanyut' Pula Yang Jadi Tumpuan

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Orang tua-tua cakap, kalau sedang angau bercinta memang semuanya nampak manis saja

Iyalah, mula-mula bercinta memang kita nampak yang baik saja pada pasangan. Bak kata orang, kentut pun bau wangi kan?Namun, lain pula yang berlaku dalam sebuah video ini apabila seorang lelaki berbalas pantun di tepi pantai telah mengundang tawa ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @matbunga___ Part 5: Strawberry Jadi Saksi   original sound - Haziq - Haziq

Sakan berbalas pantun, sekali strawberry hanyut kena air laut

Menerusi video yang dimuat naik oleh @matbunga___, kelihatan lelaki itu sedang duduk di tepi pantai sambil memakai baju Melayu lengkap dengan tanjak.Apa yang membuatkan ramai terhibur adalah apabila lelaki itu dilihat angau berbalas pantun dengan teman wanitanya sambil memakan buah strawberry.Lebih melucukan, dia siap baring dan tersengih ke arah teman wanitanya tanpa menyedari buah-buah di dalam bekas itu hanyut dibawa air laut.

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"Aku stress tengok strawberry kena air masin. Mahal oi!" - Netizen

Ikutan tularnya video tersebut yang kini sudah meraih 468.5K views, 68.8K likes dan 2.4K shares di laman TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat lelaki itu yang selamba makan strawberry masin.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Teruk sangat angau tu nampaknya bang :P

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GrabFood Is Offering 50% Off For Chicken Meals Every Weekend Until May

In conjunction with blockbuster season, GrabFood has a special promotion for chicken lovers to enjoy alongside their weekend movie marathons

With Weekend BOKBOKBOKBuster, GrabFood users can satisfy their chicken cravings at 50% off with the promo code BOKBOK.

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From crowd favourites like Nando's and Wingstop to OGs like McDonald's and Kenny Rogers Roasters, chicken connoisseurs are spoiled for choice.
Here are the participating outlets for GrabFood's promotion:

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- Texas Chicken- Lim Fried Chicken- The Chicken Rice Shop- 1977 New Restaurant Ipoh Chicken Rice (Damansara Jaya) [Non-Halal]- A&W- All Things Chicken- BBQ Chicken (Faber Tower)- Broasted Chicken House- Chicken House [Non-Halal]- Chicken Pop [Non-Halal]- Chicken Rice @ Restaurant Jing Quan [Non-Halal]- Chicken Rice House- Choo Choo Chicken- Familia Fried Chicken- Galito's Flamed Grilled Chicken- Goobne Chicken- Hanz Kchix Korean Chicken- Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice [Non-Halal]- Jassal Tandoori Chicken- Jinjja Chicken- Kenny Rogers Roasters- McDonald's- My Mom's Chicken Rice Citarasa Linda Onn (Ampang Point)- Nam Heong Chicken Rice- Nando's- Nene Chicken- Restoran Singapore Chicken Rice [Non-Halal]- Seng Kee Chicken Rice [Non-Halal]- Singapore Hainan Chicken Rice [Non-Halal]- Spicy Chicken Syahezzie- Street Hainanese Chicken Rice Shop [Non-Halal]- The Butter Chicken- The Cafe Chicken – Korean Bistro- Wingstop

The promotion, which is limited to orders above RM25, is valid on Fridays to Sundays from 15 March until 5 May

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GrabFood users can use the promo code up to three times every weekend during the campaign period. The promotion is currently capped to 1,500 redemptions per day.

It's not the weekend just yet but our bodies are ready!

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This Luxurious And Spacious Home In Putrajaya Comes With A Swimming Pool And Private Lift

This Spotlight is sponsored by Putrajaya Holdings.

Putrajaya Holdings recently partnered with TV3 to come up with a web series, featuring singer Neeta Manis and entrepreneur Ahyat Ishak

In the short 5-minute episodes of Rumah Pilihan Bersama Putrajaya Holdings, Neeta and Ahyat share practical tips about buying a home in Malaysia, while showcasing a variety of different homes in Putrajaya.Watch the latest episode on TV3's YouTube below:

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Each episode of Rumah Pilihan Bersama Putrajaya Holdings also includes a short segment with homebuying tips. In episode 3, they talked about important things to consider when buying a home.

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First of all, you need to know what your objective of buying a home is, whether it's for own stay or investment. If it's for own stay, you'll want to find a home surrounded by convenient amenities, in a location you're comfortable with. For investment, it's important to do your research on the demand for properties in the area, as well as upcoming developments.Secondly, you should look for a place that fits your budget, ideally somewhere that's attractive and gives you good value for money. Sometimes, it is actually worth paying a bit more to get that extra upgrade in lifestyle and comfort!

Gorgeous properties are also featured in every episode, such as the luxurious and spacious Augusta at Presint 12

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These three-storey semi-D homes come with green features, like rainwater harvesting. They also have high ceilings, making your home feel big and spacious. On top of that, if you love natural lighting, you'll definitely appreciate the big glass windows that also help provide better airflow.

Each Augusta home comes with six bedrooms and six bathrooms

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It's perfect for big families, and you can even convert those rooms into a music studio, a home theatre, or a workspace. Plus, with built-up size from 4,291 sq ft spanning three floors, you'll have more than enough room to do absolutely anything you want at home.

You'll also get to enjoy luxurious features like a swimming pool and a private lift, specially made and imported from Italy

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Just imagine taking a dip in the pool after a long, stressful day at work, or seeing the kids have fun chilling at the pool in the hot Malaysian weather.Besides that, you won't have to worry about climbing up flights of stairs any more thanks to your own private lift. It's perfect for families with elderly people, those with injuries, or even if you're just feeling a little lazy.

That's not all, owning a home with Putrajaya Holdings also means you'll get to enjoy nearby amenities

For instance, you can make use of the swimming pool, clubhouse facilities, library, gymnasium, community hall, and other amenities located around the area. Besides that, you'll also find Alamanda Mall, IOI Golf Course, Lake Club & Equestrian, and Nexis International School nearby.

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You can also head over to Taman Wetlands in Presint 12, one of the largest constructed freshwater wetlands in the tropics. Here, you can take a leisurely evening stroll, enjoy the beautiful flora, or watch birds like herons and storks frequent the wetlands.

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The great news is that you'll get to enjoy amazing discounts when you buy an Augusta home today.

Here are the deals you get to enjoy:1. 10% Bumi Discount2. 10% Product Rebate3. Extra rebate up to 5%- 2% Rebates (Signing within 21 days)- 1% Buyer get buyer rebate- 1% Repeat buyer rebate- 1% Covid-19 Frontliners rebate4. Low entry - Commitment Fee of RM3,000 only5. MOT in Stamp Duty and SPA on legal fee borne by developer* Terms and conditions apply.

Want to find out more about Augusta at Presint 12? Register your interest below or visit their website for more information.

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10 World-Renowed Malaysian Writers Who Might Just Win The Next Nobel Prize In Literature

1. Zen Cho, who is currently based in London, won the William L. Crawford Fantasy Award in 2015 for her unique collection of Malaysian speculative fiction

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Zen Cho's 'Spirits Abroad' earned her the William L. Crawford Fantasy Award alongside Stephanie Feldman after their works tied for the honour. She is the first Malaysian to have won the award. Cho was previously nominated for the John W. Campbell award for best new writer in 2013.

The 30-year-old writes science fiction and fantasy (SFF) with occasional forays into romance. Her short stories and novelettes are always Malaysian and they have been published in anthologies, literary journals, magazines, newspapers and webzines, including Esquire Malaysia and local publisher Fixi Novo.

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2. Tan Twan Eng, a Penang-born lawyer-turned-author, became the first Malaysian recipient for the Asian Literary Prize with his second novel, 'The Garden of Evening Mists'

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Tan Twan Eng is a former intellectual property lawyer who began writing his debut debut novel 'The Gift of Rain' while he was studying for a master's degree in law at the University of Cape Town. The book was long-listed for he Man Booker Prize in 2007 and it has been translated into Italian, Spanish, Greek, Romanian, Czech and Serbian. His second novel 'The Garden of Evening Mists made history by edging out Orhan Pamuk to become the first ever Malaysian recipient of the coveted Man Asian Literary Prize. Tan went on to beat crowd favorite Hilary Mantel to win the GBP 25,000 Walter Scott Prize for best historical fiction.Like Tan Twan Eng on Facebook here!

3. Malim Ghozali PK is nominated in the International Dublin Literary Award 2016 along the likes of author Haruki Murakami, Sue Monk Kidd and Paulo Coelho

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Malim Ghozali PK, whose real name is Mohamed Ghazali Abdul Rashid, is being nominated for the International Dublin Literary Award 2016 for his novel 'Tree of Sorrow'. The novel was originally written and published in Malay as ‘Luka Nering’. Malim has won multiple accolades for his works including an ESSO-GAPENA Literary Prize, a Public Bank Literary Award, the Berita Publications Literary Prize, and two Malaysian Literary Prizes.

4. Nazehran Jose Ahmad, a Kelantanese currently residing in Johor, is the other Malaysian nominee for the International Dublin Literary Award 2016

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Using the pen name Nazehran Jose Ahmad, Nasran Ahmad bin Hizam has more than 10 years of writing experience. He has published published eight publications in Malay, including three novels and five children books. His self-published book 'The Michelangelo Code' was translated from Malay by Anis Mansor and it has been long-listed for the International Dubling Literary Award 2016.

5. Dr. Farish Ahmad Noor was shortlisted for the International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS) Book Prize Award in 2013 for his academic work that deals with political Islam

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Dr Farish Ahmad Noor was shortlisted for the International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS) Book Prize Award (Social Sciences) with his work 'Islam on the Move: The Tablighi Jama’at in Southeast Asia'. Born in Penang, Dr Farish is a prolific academician and historian with a background in philosophy. He has published several books on political activism and religion in Asia, and is currently the Associate Professor for the Contemporary Islam Programme at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore.

6. Steven Steel (Tey Feng Nian), an 18-year-old Penangite, triumphed over 75,000 entries to win the 2015 Wattys Award for Best Use of Visuals for his science fiction novel 'Someone’s In My Head'

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When he was still in high school, Steven penned his first book 'Pentalements', a science fiction story. He went on to publish as a paperback and has sold over 1000 copies. Steven's second novel, 'Someone’s In My Head' won a prestigious Watty, an award by Wattpad the “world’s largest online community of readers and writers”. The novel has also gotten more than 230,000 reads and 13,000 votes on Wattpad (at press time). 'Someone’s In My Head' is the first installment in The Wickernham Trilogy, and Steven is now working on the sequels.Like Steven Steel's Facebook page here!

7. Rani Manicka, an economics graduate, won the Commonwealth Writers Prize in 2003 with her first novel

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Infused with her own Sri Lankan family history, Rani Manicka's debut novel 'The Rice Mother' is a vivid imaginative story about the frailties of human nature and consequences of war. The book won her the Commonwealth Writers Prize for South East Asia and South Pacific region in 2003, making her the first Malaysian to ever win that award.Like Rani Manicka on Facebook here.

8. Tash Aw is one of the most decorated Malaysian author, having won the Commonwealth Writers Prize and Whitbread Book Awards for First Novel Award

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Tash Aw was born in Taipei but he grew up in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and currently resides in London. His 2005 debut, 'The Harmony Silk Factory' made the Man Booker Prize, International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award  and the Guardian First Book Prize longlist. The book, which has been translated into 23 languages, won a Commonwealth Writers Prize and the Whitbread First Novel Award. Aw also wrote 'Map of the Invisible World' and 'Five Star Billionaire', with the latter earning Aw his second Man Booker Prize nomination.

9. Dina Zaman took 13 years to complete her book, 'King of The Sea' but it's proven to be worthwhile because it was long-listed for the Frank O’Connor Short Story Award in 2012

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Inspired her by homesickness and her longing for the 'Terengganu air', Dina Zaman started a project when she was a masters student at Lancaster University in 1993. What she didn't know was that she would take another 13 years before she completed 'King of The Sea', a collection of short stories which was longlisted for Frank O’Connor Short Story Award in 2012. A recipient of the British High Commissioner Chevening Award in 1998 and the Nippon Foundation’s Asian Public Intellectual Fellowship in 2012, Dina is a regular columnist with extensive experience in public relations and the media industry.

10. Heidi Shamsuddin, a children's book author, won the regional prize for the Eye Level Children’s Literature Competition with her short story 'Johan the Bee Hunter' in 2012

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Heidi was a lawyer in the United Kingdom and a café owner in Malaysia before she ventured into writing children's books. After winning the Eye Level Children’s Literature Competition in 2012, she completed her ‘Door Under the Stairs’ series, published by Oyez Books.

Despite her early love for children’s books, Heidi didn’t set out to write exclusively for children in the beginning. “I wrote on a variety of themes for both adults and children, but over time I found that I naturally gravitated towards stories for children." Heidi said.

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"Terkeluar Suara Itik" - Budak Perempuan Ini Feeling Nak Nyanyi, Sekali Lain Yang Jadi

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Siapa je dalam dunia ni tak suka menyanyi. Suara sedap atau tidak, itu belakang cerita betul tak?

Menyanyi sememangnya dapat menghilangkan stres dan menghiburkan diri kita sendiri. Tambahan pula kalau kita ada bakat lain seperti bermain gitar, itu menjadikan bonus selain daripada memiliki suara yang sedap.Namun, lain pula yang terjadi dalam video viral ini apabila seorang budak perempuan sedang menyanyi sambil diiringi bunyi gitar oleh abangnya tiba-tiba mengundang tawa ramai di TikTok.Lihat video penuh tersebut di bawah:

  @daus_aris94 lawak la ko ni deekk  ##fyp ##tiktokmalaysia ##fyp ##fypviral  original sound  - Firdaus Ulala

Tengah feeling nyanyi, sekali tiba-tiba suara pancit

Menerusi perkongsian video daripada Firdaus Ulala, kelihatan dia sedang bermain gitar dan dua orang adiknya duduk di belakang sambil menyanyi lagu yang dimainkan abang mereka itu.Pada mulanya, mereka dilihat sangat serious mendendangkan lagu berkenaan. Namun semasa budak perempuan itu ingin menarik lagu itu, suaranya tiba-tiba berubah seperti tercekik kerana tidak sampai note tinggi.Perkara itu membuatkan abangnya tergelak dan lari fokus untuk bermain gitar. Tetapi, dia tetap ingin mencuba sekali lagi dan akhirnya lirik yang dinyanyinya tersalah membuatkan mereka bertiga ketawa mendengarnya.

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"Sebenarnya ada bakat dua-dua adik tu, cuba hantar pi kelas vokal. Memang sedap suara, I give you 5 star!" - Warganet

Susulan tularnya video berkenaan yang kini telah meraih 506.5K views, 52.7K likes dan 2.9K shares di TikTok, rata-rata warganet turut terhibur melihat gelagat tiga beradik itu.Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada warganet di TikTok:

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Comel je dia gigih juga nak nyanyi tu, dah besar nanti mesti sedap suara awak dik! :)

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Foreigner Late For His Grab Ride Jumped On Car So The Driver Couldn't Leave Him

A foreigner in Manila, Philippines was not too happy about Grab's new policy for passengers who show up late to their pick-up points

In a video posted by Twitter user @AmberPGonzales on 3 May, a man can be seen attempting to rebel against the ride-hailing company's rules.

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According to Amber, she and her Grab driver had waited five minutes for another passenger as it was a GrabShare ride

They were parked at the passenger's pick up point, EDSA cor. Domingo M. Guevarra St. in Mandaluyong City.After waiting longer than the required three minutes, the driver cancelled the ride on the Grab app.

It turned out, however, that the passenger was a mere 500 meters away

The man, wearing a white shirt and sunglasses, was angered to see his driver leaving him."He chased us and tried to get in the vehicle. We locked all the doors. He was definitely pissed," the Twitter user wrote.

In a dramatic show of protest, the foreigner hopped on the car's hood

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After sitting on the hood for several seconds, the man moved one of his hands as if to dare the driver to keep driving.

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"He was desperate to get in," Amber said.

When the driver tried to explain the new Grab policy for cancellations and no-shows, the man refused to listen

"We were already causing traffic, so [the] driver tried to move, but this self-entitled man sat on the hood again!" Amber wrote.

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When the car kept moving, the man hopped off.She added that, "He eventually gave up, but managed to hit the car!"

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Amber revealed that the Grab driver was calm throughout the incident as no one was harmed

"Thanks Kuya Amor for keeping us safe," she tweeted."The male passenger was apparently on his way to the Philippines Immigration, perhaps to renew his visa? I hope he got there safe," she added.

Watch the videos here:

So, this happened today. My @grabph driver and I were at EDSA corner Domingo M. Guevarra Street, Mandaluyong. We just came from a pick-up point, 500 meters away, where we waited for 5 minutes for a passenger who was a no-show. The ride was cancelled by the driver. pic.twitter.com/U98Jkmm18S— Amber Gonzales (@AmberPGonzales) May 3, 2019

The driver explained that there’s a new @grabph policy re cancellations and no-shows. He didn’t listen. We were already causing traffic, so driver tried to move, but this self-entitled man sat on the hood again! He eventually gave up, but managed to hit the car!!!  pic.twitter.com/2ofXMAnkDu— Amber Gonzales (@AmberPGonzales) May 3, 2019

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In light of the prolonging COVID-19 crisis, more people are coming up with ways to help those who are struggling.
So Feed Malaysia centralises the information to help connect the underprivileged with people throughout Malaysia who can help them.

The three-month-old website was created by a group of 19-year-olds from Selangor, who had no background in IT but were driven by the desire to help people during the #BenderaPutih movement.Previously known as Feed Selangor, this website seeks to connect those in need to those giving aid with options such as Food Aid, Mental Health Services, and Job Search Resources.On top of that, they also help connect those willing to help with those in need via the Donations and Volunteering option.

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One of Feed Malaysia's co-founders, Jun Wei Au, told SAYS that information was scattered all over the Internet when the #BenderaPutih campaign first launched, and because of that many cries for help went unanswered

Hence, the idea of Feed Malaysia was born!To further meet the needs of Malaysians, they have collaborated with COVID Aid Response and Emergency (CARE) Lifeline to allow their information to reach those who are digitally disconnected. Feed Malaysia also collaborated with One Step Closer (OSC) to make job-seeking resources accessible for those who are suffering due to job losses during COVID-19.

Au said their team — majority of whom are teenagers — are from Selangor as well as other states all over Malaysia

"[We initially started] centralising food bank information in Selangor and KL only. However, with inquiries from families and volunteers beyond Selangor, we decided to expand our borders to include food bank information across West Malaysia," he said."We are currently working with volunteers across states — Negeri Sembilan and Johor — which has accelerated the process as well."Feed Malaysia's other co-founders are Himn Yau Leong and Karishma Menon. They also had two of their friends, Natasha Lim and Carynn Lim, on board as volunteers.Now, the team has grown to include nine more people.Co-founders:Jun Wei Au, Himn Yau Leong, Karishma Menon, Max Chew, and Natasha LimState representatives:Min Xuan Low, Caitlin Low, and Ze Yin LiewSocial media and data support:Carynn Lim and Marc ChewTranslators:Edward Yong (Bahasa Malaysia), Yun Tung Au (Chinese), and Tabetha and Mosses (Tamil)

Two of Feed Malaysia's co-founders, Jun Wei Au (left) and Karishma Menon (centre), handing over free face shields to a representative from Kuala Lumpur Hospital last year.
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They built the website in a week using Wix in July, and by 29 August, they added new and improved features as they rebranded and recruited new members

Feed Malaysia now features a new and improved map, that was constructed by their new co-founder Max Chew, which allows users to enter their own location and radius to find food banks near them.They also offer avenues and locations for food banks and food distribution centres, mental health hotlines such as Befrienders KL and Mercy Malaysia, and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) who need donations and volunteers like The Lost Food Project, Yayasan Food Bank Malaysia, Gotta Give Back, and many more.Au shared that their collaboration with CARE Lifeline not only helps people access the Internet for Feed Malaysia's resources but also resources provided individually by CARE Lifeline such as counselling services and information on COVID-19 emergency responses.Interestingly, Feed Malaysia stands out with their job resources page, which helps people gain long-term solutions through job seeking opportunities. "The reason we formed a collaboration with OSC was the fact that many of the Malaysians we helped often traced the cause of their difficulties to job losses during the Movement Control Order (MCO), which highlighted the importance and benefit of a job resources page to help them upskill themselves, access retrenchment assistance, access job portals, and more," Au explained.

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Acting as 'middlemen', Feed Malaysia's volunteers usually gather information from social media, WhatsApp messages, and sources throughout the Internet and link them to the relevant parties

In addition, Au said the new interface is mostly a self-serving information hub; anyone will be able to submit updates on the status or presence of new resources, with proof, to be added to their listings or modified.Despite that, some individuals and families still contact them through WhatsApp messages and calls  — an enquiry method which they refer to as 'Connection Service'. "These Connection Services have amounted to over 200 since our initial launch. Talking to them has also provided us with further insights as to how we can better assist them," Au said."Don't be afraid to ask for help! Aid is here for those who need it."

Currently, Feed Malaysia is recruiting 'State Ambassador' volunteers from Sabah and Sarawak as they are looking to expand their services to East Malaysia as well

They also provide tutorials on navigating the website on their Facebook and Instagram.For more information, check out Feed Malaysia's website. You can also contact them through WhatsApp or SMS at +6018-785 0266 (Jun Wei) and +6019-6461586 (Himn Yau) or email them at [email protected]

These students were also driven to help the rakyat by creating apps that ease the whole charity process:

                Form 6 Student Creates An App That Allows People To Request & Provide Specific Donations

The categorical search and list feature in this app helps people request and donate according to their specified need...

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                Student-Built 'Bendera Putih App' Allows Users To Upload White Flags & Food Banks On Map

The web-based application can be installed to your phone regardless of its operating system.

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8 Must-Try Places For Vietnamese Street Food In KL And PJ

If you're in the mood and looking for some Vietnamese food, where are the places you can go to?
Here’s a quick list of places to head to for authentic Vietnamese flavours:

1. Mimi Nguyen's Cafe

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Mimi Nguyen's Cafe possesses the heart and soul of Vietnam. You'll hear Vietnamese music played throughout the restaurant, further adding to the charm.The restaurant has also garnered wide support from Vietnamese crowds living in the area which shows that if anything besides affordable prices - that they've got something going for them in terms of reflecting authentic Vietnamese cuisine.Address: L-01-01, Jalan PPK 1 Pusat Perniagaan Kinrara, 47100 Puchong.Operating Hours: 10.30am to 10.30pm daily.Contact Details: Call 03-8062 0107 if you have any enquiries.Facebook | Map

2. Ara Vietnamese Noodles

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If you're only looking for nothing but some good old Vietnamese food, then this is the place to be! Ara Vietnamese Noodles resembles the local 'kopitiam' setting is completely forthright in the way they approach Vietnamese cooking. They're doing away with all that sophisticated decor to focus purely on bringing good food to the table.Address: 45, Jalan SS22/11, Damansara Jaya, 47400 Petaling Jaya.Operating Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 9pm.Contact Details: Call 60 16-222 2480 if you have any enquiries.Facebook | View Menu | Map

3. Wonton and Phở

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Experience Vietnamese Street food at its best at Wonton and Phở where Chinese classic Wonton Mee is fused with Phở, a staple in Vietnamese cuisine. Also, don't forget to try out some famous Vietnamese coffee while you're there.They'll be sure to dish up some sick Vietnamese Street food sprinkled with some Chinese culinary flair.Address: 12, Jalan Lazat 2,  Taman Bandaraya Petaling, 58200 Kuala Lumpur.Operating Hours: Thursday to Tuesday from 10am to 10pm.Contact Details: Call 60 12-696 6942 if you have any enquiries.Facebook | Map

4. Saigon Village Restaurant

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Founded in 2005, Saigon Village has become known for being able to produce delicious Vietnamese food that's a bang for your buck.It's highly recommended for you to try out the meat dishes and spring rolls there.Address: 346, 1st Floor, Jalan Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.Operating Hours: 11.30am to 3pm and 5.30pm to 9.30pm daily.Contact Details: Call 03-9224 2660 if you have any enquiries.Facebook | View Menu | Map

5. Restaurant Vietnam Phuc Loi

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In this Vietnamese family-owned business in Kepong Baru, authenticity comes through in everything they serve. They've truly at least deserve to win the respect of being one of the must-try places out there that is capable of producing an impressive array of Vietnamese Street food.Address: No.13, Jalan Ambong 2, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur.Operating Hours: 10am to 10pm daily.Contact Details: Call 60 18-389 4180 if you have any enquiries.Facebook | Map

6. Highland Viet Cafe

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Decent prices where you can cop a meal for less than RM20. Enjoy slurping rich Vietnamese broth off of soup bowls paired with Vietnamese noodles. Their dishes are vibrantly decorated with a range of classic flavours and colours that surely will entice your appetite.Address: 129, Jalan SS25/2, Taman Mayang, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.Operational Hours: 10.30am to 10pm from Thursday to Tuesday.Contact Details: Call 60 18-989 2328 if you have any enquiries.Facebook | Map

7. Obanhmi

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Obanhmi makes all their food with fresh ingredients only to bring you the heartiest of bánh mì's. The best part is that they're whipped up in a jiffy because that's all the time they need to win you over with their freshly baked bánh mì buns. Its bun's crisp outer layer and warm centre is sure to satisfy your worst bánh mì cravings.Address: Lot LG 328, New Wing, 1Utama Shopping Centre, Lebuh Bandar Utama, Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya.Operating Hours: 10am to 10pm daily.Contact Details: Call 03-7733 9316 or email [email protected] if you have any enquiries.Facebook | Map

8. Lucky Quan Vietnam Restaurant

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Here's a place that offers excellent service and a variety of delicious street food. Along with meat like chicken, pork and beef which you'll most commonly see, they also have a variety of seafood that you can go for. What's arguably better than the food itself is that you can even choose to have it delivered to your home.Address: No. 2, Jalan 8/116b, Sri Desa Entrepreneur Park, 58200 Kuala Lumpur.Operating Hours: 10.30am to 11pm daily.Contact Details: Call 60 10-212 1227 if you have any enquiries.Facebook | Map

Where do you go to for Vietnamese street food? Share your recommendation in the comment section below!

Jom, try out some of these places for your next foodies' adventure:

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[NEW UPDATE] Lion Air to Give US$5,661 to Each Bali Crash Victim

Lion Air to give Rp 55 million to each Bali crash victim

The management of Lion Air has announced it will give Rp 55 million (US$5.661) in cash to each passenger on its aircraft that crash landed in the sea in Bali last week

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Lion Air service airport manager Capt. Daniel Putut said the management had prepared Rp 5.5 billion ($566 million) to compensate the passengers.

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“The company has allocated Rp 5.5 billion for all 101 passengers, meaning that each passenger will receive Rp 55 million,” Daniel said as quoted by tempo.co recently.

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The brave surfers

Ben Panangian, who is also a renowned stand-up paddle boarder in Indonesia, was first on the scene when the new Boeing 737-800 overshot the runway at Bali Airport and crashed into the sea. He and his friends helped pull dozens of passengers from the stricken Lion Air plane.

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This is how they rescued the passengers

Divers have been searching the crash site for the two flight recorders

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Investigators have gained access to the inside of the Lion Air jet

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The plane split in two after it landed in shallow water

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Surfer Ben Panangian, seen in this Facebook picture, rescued survivors
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Surfer Ben Panangian and three friends had been surfing when they heard what they first thought was thunder.

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Surfer Ben Panangian, who is dating Schapelle Corby, paddled out to the Lion Air jet when it overshot a runway and plunged into the sea, eventually snapping in half.

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The 31-year-old said that when he and his friends reached the jet, they began transporting those could not swim to the shore.

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"Most people were in shock, they were panicking," he said. "There was one man who could not walk ... and there was one woman whose face was bleeding."

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Lion Air pilot felt jet 'dragged' from the sky

The pilot whose Indonesian jet slumped into the sea while trying to land in Bali has described how he felt it "dragged" down by wind while he struggled to regain control.

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Officials stress it is too early to say what caused the incident, which is being investigated by Indonesian authorities with the assistance of U.S. crash investigators and Boeing.

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But initial debriefings, witness comments and weather bulletins have focused attention on the possibility of "wind shear" or a downdraft from storm clouds known as a "microburst"

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The co-pilot, an Indian national with 2,000 hours of relevant flying experience, was in charge for the domestic trip, which was scheduled to last one hour and 40 minutes.

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Bad weather possible cause of Lion Air crash

Extreme weather conditions are being looked at as one of the possible causes of the crash of a Lion Air jet off the island of Bali, an Indonesian official said.

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Authorities say they won't have an answer till a month, some experts said that rain may have reduced visibility and a "microburst" or a downdraf from storm clouds could have pushed the aircraft down

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A phenomenon called "wind shear"—a change in wind direction for a few seconds that also can cause planes to rapidly lose altitude—could also have been the culprit, experts said.

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Investigators probe Lion Air crash in Bali

Indonesian investigators on Sunday began working to determine what caused a new Lion Air passenger jet to miss a runway while landing on the resort island of Bali.

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The new Boeing 737-800 had been trying to land at Denpasar's Ngurah Rai International Airport about 3.30pm local time (1730 AEST) on Saturday when it crashed.

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All 101 passengers and seven crew on the Lion Air flight survived, although dozens were said to be injured and at least seven were taken to hospital with head wounds and broken bones.

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Transportation Ministry spokesman Bambang Ervan said the NTSC is examining the wreckage of the Boeing 737-800 that snapped in half before coming to rest in shallow water near Bali's airport Sat.

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The aviation authorities have already removed the plane's flight data recorder and are now planning to tow the aircraft and retrieve its cockpit voice recorder located in the tail.

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Officials said there were 3 foreigners on board, 2 S'poreans and a French national, all of whom suffered slight injuries. He added that the pilots will also undergo drug testing.

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Bali airliner crash injures 22 but all passengers including crew member survive

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Rescue workers at a Lion Air plane that overshot the runway and hit the water Saturday in Bali,Indonesia.

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A Lion Air plane carrying more than 100 passengers and crew overshot a runway on the Indonesian resort island of Bali and crashed into the sea, injuring nearly two dozen people, officials said.

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The aircraft was not able to reach the runway due to the incident, said Lion Air general affairs director Edward Sirait.

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Edward said the Boeing 737-800 NG aircraft had just been received by the airline in March. He added the aircraft was piloted by Ghozali, whom he claimed to have had more than 10,000 flying hours.

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Netizens Thought Leonardo DiCaprio Died In Indonesia Because Another Man Had The Same Name

On Thursday, 22 August, a multiple-vehicle collision in Indonesia claimed the lives of three people

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The incident occurred in the early morning at the Riau-North Sumatra interstate and involved an SUV, a Rapi bus, and a truck.The victims of the accident were 22-year-old Terios Wendy Prima Lubis, 25-year-old Edy Susanto Banjarnaor, and 19-year-old Leonardo Dicaprio.

The fact that one of the victims shared a name with Oscar-winning actor Leonardo DiCaprio caused confusion among many Indonesians

According to Coconuts Jakarta, netizens were misled as several local media outlets reported that 'Leonardo Dicaprio was killed in a pile-up accident in Riau'.

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"I feel like a bad person. When I read the headline that Leonardo Dicaprio died, my heart stopped for a moment. When I read the article, it turned out it was another Leo. I was relieved," a tweet read."Wait, why was I relieved? It's still the case that one person lost his life?" the netizen added.

Yang jelas gue sih merasa jahat ya. Pas baca judul berita Leonardo Dicaprio tewas itu jantung seketika berenti, DEGGG. Pas baca isinya ternyata bukan Leo yg itu. Lega eh. Eh kok lega? Kenapa lega? Kan tetep aja ada satu nyawa manusia yg melayang?— Ramy D Humam (@ramydhia) August 22, 2019

Other Twitter users shared that their immediate reaction was also to think  that the Hollywood celebrity had passed away in Indonesia

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They expressed sadness for the fate of the 19-year-old victim, who passed away at a hospital where he was brought for medical attention.

Local news outlets also reported that college student's name was spelled slightly differently than the American actor's

While the 44-year-old actor's last name had a capital C (DiCaprio), the victim's did not.According to Coconuts Jakarta, Leonardo Dicaprio is not a common name in Indonesia.


The Coolest Tattoos We Spotted At Pink Tattoos' Birthday Party

Pink Tattoos, a well-established tattoo boutique in Bangsar, celebrated its 5th anniversary with a rockabilly-styled picnic at The Bee, Publika

Smirnoff Ice made an appearance at Pink Tattoo's birthday anniversary.
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Joyce Wong, better know as the blogger Kinky Blue Fairy, was spotted at the event.
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The cozy event was filled with friends, family and clients of Pink Tattoos. Here are some of the coolest works of art we spotted that afternoon:

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Lynda Chean May Pink, the founder of Pink Tattoos' falcon and peony

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Lynda Chean, the founder of Pink Tattoos, is one of the more notable tattoo artists in town. She is known best for her quirky, intricate and vintage aesthetic. In the simplicity of her art comes tedious details for the eye to behold. Before embarking a career in the tattoo industry, Lynda was a copywriter for an advertising firm. When she couldn't see herself happy in the advertising industry anymore, she put down her pen and traded it for a tattoo gun. She has never looked back since. Lynda draws inspiration from everything and everyone around her, be it the sky or the ground. Most of Lynda's own tattoos are heartfelt dedications to her family.

The cheeky pink panther

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As cheeky as the smile on Clavin Che's face is the unmistakable image of Pink Panther. Pink Panther relaxes on Calvin's biceps without a care in the world. The cartoon may seem like a funny tattoo to get, but for Calvin it is a memory of his childhood.

The dreamy blue feather

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Andy Choong has a delicate feather floating on his shoulder in shades of blue, green and turquoise, reminiscent of the sea and the forest. He got the feather inked on his arm for strength when he needed a new start in life. The feather also serves as a memorial of a close friend who had left him for the afterlife.

The ship named Zak sailing on a sunny day

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Amy Hanna's colourful creation was inked by her very own husband, Jason Hanna. There are many elements in this intricate piece, each part of the tattoo symbolises something dear to Amy's heart. Amy got this tattoo in memory of her late grandfather, Mr. Zakutansky. Her grandfather who was in the US Navy lived with a deep patriotism for his homeland, the United States of America. The sailing ship named Zak represents her grandfather, while the eagle captures his patriotism. Amy was very distraught that she had to miss her grandfather's funeral. On the day he was to be laid, she stepped out of her house and saw rays of sunshine piercing through tuft of clouds. It was a message from grandpa, she thought. To bring her tattoo to full circle is a red flower at the bottom, just like the ones that used to grow near her hometown.

The traditional Mexican girl and the Spanish phrase we're not allowed to translate

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With tattoos all over his head and throat, tattoo artist Jason Hanna is a sight to behold. The only thing he would tell us about the Spanish phrase on the back of his shaved head is that it's "not something you can publish." However, Jason was eager to show us the traditional Mexican girl on the side of his neck. As it turns out, Jason is a Mexican who is very proud of his heritage. So proud that he wears it on his neck for the world to see.

The underwater epic, complete with Kraken and killer whales

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Hidden underneath Syamir Ali's T-shirt is an epic under the sea. One stormy evening, a massive Kraken devours a ship. The shadows of two other ships, lost in the battle with the Kraken, lies at the bottom of the sea, slowly fading into the distance. But all is not lost. Two killer whales come to the rescue, fighting the Kraken with all their might.

The inspiration of this tattoo hit Syamir when he was having a particularly difficult day. He felt like he was a ship in motion as he used to visit the docks with his sailor father. The trials and tribulations he was facing felt like constant bad weather. Then, he thought about his friends and family, and epitomised them with his favourite animal, the killer whale. With all the support from the people he loves, he knows he can face any problems, even the Kraken. This epic tattoo was done by the one and only Lynda.

His mother's wedding protrait

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Thanesh has a picture of his beloved mother printed on his arm. Thanesh picked his favourite photo of his mother, it was of her on her wedding day in 1985. It's a really beautiful photo, she looks serene as she cradles two sandcastles in her hands. To Thanesh, the sandcastles represent him and his brother. Thanesh's mother might not have liked the idea of her son getting a tattoo, but she eventually learned to love it.

The reproduction of Czech Art Nouveau painter Alphonse Mucha's 'Morning Star' and 'Evening Star'

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Khang Wei is a talented tattoo artist with Pink Tattoos. Khang Wei reproduced, in detail, Czech Art Nouveau painter and decorative artist Alphonse Maria Mucha's paintings. Taken from 'The Moon and Star' series, Khang Wei inked the 'Morning Star' on one side of his arm, and 'Evening Star' on the other. To him, the two women who are different personifications of Venus represent his different personalities. 'Morning Star' who confidently peers out of darkness embodies his outgoing trait while 'Evening Star' who hides behind her arm signifies his shyness.

The four adorable friendship bears

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Another tattoo artist with Pink Tattoos is Fin T. Fin has an adorable tattoo of four bears cuddling up to each other on the inside of her elbow. The cute and cheerful teddy bears look like clumsy doodles drawn on a cold, rainy day. This may be one of Fin's smaller and more simple tattoos, but it has big significance to it. The bears are a testament of her friendship with her best friend. He drew two bears, and she completed the doodle with two more little bears. The result is a wonderful friendship that she will carry with her forever.

The watercolour rose

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Joyce Wong, the blogger at Kinky Blue Fairy made an appearance at the event, proudly showing off her beautiful watercolour rose tattoo. A rose takes centre stage, while an ice cream, mushrooms and a ship hover below it. Joyce's tattoo is a collection of her memories and the things she loves. The rose is her mother's namesake; Joyce wanted to get a tattoo for her mom to see and go "Hey Mom, look!". The ice cream, an Italian gelato, is a memory of her trip in Italy; the mushrooms are Balinese; the catamaran is a memory of when she went sailing in the south of Europe. Joyce's dreamy, abstract tattoo is a reminder of her travels, and a note to travel more and keep having fun.

The lily and the anchor

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Claudia Low has two tattoos that are small yet filled with intricate details. Hiding behind her right ear is a lily that looks as if it were growing out from her ear. The lily represents Claudia's mother, Celilia. Lily was Cecilia's nickname. Why behind the ear? Claudia answers cheekily it's so she will always listen to her mom.

Down below on her arm is an anchor with a wild orchid wrapped around it. Claudia's grandfather passed away in 1998 and this was her way of honouring grandpa. After her grandfather's passing, she got really upset when she started to forget his voice. The decision to ink then struck as she wanted her grandfather to always be around her. The anchor was a fitting tribute as not only was her grandfather in the marines, he also had an anchor tattoo of his wife. Last but not least, the delicate wild orchid represents Claudia's love for her father.


Orang Ramai Terkejut Tak Boleh Taip 'La Hawla Wala Quwwata Illa Billah' Di Facebook

Pagi tadi, sedang kami sibuk scroll Facebook, kami tertarik dengan satu post yang dimuatnaik seorang rakan di laman tersebut. Bila melihat gambar tersebut kami pelik dan tertanya-tanya kenapa?

Seorang pengguna Facebook bernama Ryan Malik memberitahu beliau tidak dapat post sepotong ayat al-Quran di laman Facebok dan disebabkan itu beliau berasa sangat pelik.Dalam gambar yang dimuatnaik beliau, tertera di situ "Failed to post" setiap kali beliau cuba untuk post potongan ayat tersebut.

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Ayat tersebut ialah "La Hawla Wala Quwwata Illa Billah" yang membawa maksud "Tidak ada daya dan kekuatan kecuali dengan pertolongan Allah SWT."

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Nampaknya bukan beliau seorang saja mengalami masalah ini. Ternyata netizen lain turut mengadu hal yang sama.

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Bagaimanapun Facebook memberitahu bahawa sistem keselamatannya mendapati ia adalah spam kerana ramai orang di luar sana cuba untuk post content yang sama.Facebook juga memberitahu content tersebut juga dianggap abusive.

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Adakah disebabkan isu di Aleppo, Syria menyebabkan Facebook mengambil keputusan untuk block kalimah tersebut?

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Apa kata anda?

Sebelum anda mencuba menaip ayat tersebut, pastikan ejaan adalah betul seperti ini: 'La Hawla Wala Quwwata Illa Billah'

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Why This 15-Year-Old Is Calling On Teen Boys To Bring Pads And Tampons To School

High school student Jose Garcia might have just sparked a social movement with his viral Instagram post, encouraging fellow men to support their female peers by bringing pads and tampons to school

    TO EVERY BOY THAT FOLLOWS ME AND CALLS HIMSELF A MAN OR SIMPLY A GOOD HUMAN BEING. Petition for all of us to start bringing a couple pads or tampons to school to help our girl friends. If you have a girlfriend or are friends with a girl, u should know that they do not always have tampons or pads on them, or that sometimes their period just hits them without notice and have a bit of a problem finding one. We should support them with this, after all, we don't have to go trough all they they do because of menstruation, so it's just logical that we help them. You should already know to give them your sweater and not question when they wrap it around their waist. So let's step it up a notch and help them out. IF YOU HAVE ANY RESPECT FOR YOUR MOTHER, YOUR GIRLFRIEND, OR JUST WOMEN IN GENERAL I EXPECT FOR YOU TO FOLLOW ME ON THIS. To every girl that follows me. You are completely welcomed to ask me for a pad at any time without receiving a negative response or a dirty look. We should all help each other out like this so you don't have to thank me at all. #realmensupportwomen A photo posted by Jose Garcia (@falloutbooty99) on Mar 20, 2015 at 11:26am PDT

While any boy his age would most probably run in the other direction at the mere mention of "periods", 15 year-old Garcia was inspired to lend a helping hand after seeing his female classmates' struggles during their times of the month

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"My inspiration didn’t come from one source only, but just from day to day things that have happened around me, like a friend staining her pants or feeling uncomfortable to ask for a sweater to tie around their waist because their pants are stained," he said.

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Garcia, who grew up in Havana, Cuba, and moved to Miami three years ago, also realized that a girl's period could arrive more or less at any given moment, and that she may not have the right products on hand. He could never fully understand the experience of having a menstrual cycle, so the least he could do was lend a helping hand—or a tampon, at the very least.

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The objective behind Garcia's bold message goes beyond helping out his female friends when they are in need of supplies. He also hopes to show people that women and their periods are not as shameful or taboo as the general society makes it out to be.

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Garcia's mission extends beyond these simple day-to-day acts of kindness. He wants to end the stigma about periods in general. “I also believe that asking for a pad or a tampon shouldn’t be such a taboo thing to boys. It’s a natural thing that happens to women,” he said.

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While his efforts have been met with overwhelming praise and appreciation - especially from women - on social media, the boys are still quite resistant to the idea with some going as far as to calling him names behind his back

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Most of my guy friends have just been kidding with me and teasing me for the attention that I’m getting from girls,” he said. “But guys in general are just calling me names or assuming that I’m homosexual…behind my back.

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But Garcia, who identifies himself as a feminist, is adamant about going through with his mission to champion the fact that women's bodies should not be a source of shame with his newly-acquired Internet fame

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"I, in fact, consider myself a feminist. I believe that there should be equality for everyone regardless of their sex, gender, skin color, race, religion, etc. so it would be nice to use this attention for something positive," Garcia told the Daily Dot.Garcia is realistic about the fact that he may not be able to affect change on a large scale. But that isn't going to stop him from trying."I realize I can't help solve any of the big issues right now regarding women and/or men (rape, discrimination, slut shaming, unrealistic body standards, objectivism). Maybe with this hashtag I could help with other minor things," he said.

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[VIDEO] Gelagat Baby Nak Termuntah Lepas Kena Cium Dengan Ayah Buat Ramai Terhibur

Setiap lelaki yang bergelar bapa pastinya mempunyai cara mereka sendiri untuk menunjukkan kasih sayang kepada anak

Jika kebiasaannya kita sering melihat bapa sebagai seorang yang tegas dan serius sepanjang masa. Namun, ada kalanya mereka juga ingin bermanja dengan anak-anak.Lain pula yang terjadi kepada seorang bapa ini apabila sebuah video yang dimuat naik oleh seorang wanita di TikTok menunjukkan gelagat suaminya mencium anak mereka yang masih bayi menjadi tular.Lihat video penuh tersebut di bawah:

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Anak sampai nak termuntah selepas dicium ayah di bahagian mulut

Menerusi video berdurasi 14 saat itu, bayi tersebut menunjukkan reaksi seperti nak termuntah sebaik saja dicium ayahnya beberapa saat di bahagian mulut.Apa yang lebih melucukan apabila si ayah siap membebel kata "woi, adik kurang ajar ingat mulut ayah mulut neraka" dengan nada jenaka.Ayahnya kemudian sekali cuba untuk mencium anaknya itu dan reaksinya tetap sama seperti mahu termuntah.

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"Mungkin papa dia makan petai" - Warganet

Susulan tularnya video tersebut yang kini mendapat lebih 3 juta tontonan di TikTok, rata-rata warganet terhibur dengan telatah spontan dan comel bayi itu.Ada yang sampai tengok video tersebut berulang kali kerana mereka berpendapat reaksi bayi itu kelakar seolah-olah faham dengan gurauan ayahnya.Antara komen menarik daripada warganet:

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All The Awesome Ways You Can Enjoy Soft Shell Crab In Klang Valley

Are you in the mood for some soft shell crab?

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Here are all the amazing ways you can enjoy your favourite dish around town:

AS A SNACK:

1. Soft Shell Crab Nachos @ Fuego, Troika Sky Dining

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Avid foodies will not want to miss out on Fuego's genius creation - crispy Soft Shell Crab Nachos! Using soft shell crab to replicate crispy nachos, they’re best enjoyed with some avocado mayo.Address: Fuego, The Troika, Tower B, 19, Persiaran KLCC, Kuala LumpurOpening hours: 6pm - 10.30pm (daily)Contact: +603 2162 0886Fuego is pork-free.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

WITH NASI LEMAK:

2. Soft Shell Crab Nasi Lemak @ Wondermama

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Take your love for nasi lemak to the next level with Wondermama's Nasi Lemak Soft Shell Crab! The deep-fried soft shell crab is served with the classic combo of coconut rice, sambal petai sotong, kangkung, peanuts, and anchovies.Outlets: Avenue K | 1 Utama | Bangsar VillageWondermama is halal.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

3. Soft Shell Crab Nasi Lemak @ Ben's by BIG

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Loving this hearty combo? Here's another place where you can indulge in this decadent treat. Here, you get to enjoy some flavourful nasi lemak and sambal-topped soft shell crab with a side of flavourful chicken rendang.Outlets: Pavilion | KLCC | PublikaBen's is pork-free.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

AS A LAUK:

4. Salted Egg Soft Shell Crab @ Homst

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A makan outing at Homst is never complete without their mouth-watering Salted Egg Yolk Soft Shell Crab. The deep-fried soft shell crab is tossed in a creamy salted egg yolk sauce and gets a hint of spiciness from some chili padi. It is TDF!Outlets: TTDI | Bangi | Shah AlamHomst is halal.More info on: Facebook

5. Crispy Murray River Salt & Pepper Soft Shell Crab @ Jibby Chow

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Known for their stellar Chinese Muslim dishes, you have to try the Crispy Murray River Salt & Pepper Soft Shell Crab here! Just a heads up: you might want to tambah nasi with this one.Address: Jibby Chow, Lot G-02 Courtyard Mall, Jalan SS15/4G, SS15, Subang JayaOpening hours: 11am - 10pm (daily)Contact: +603-5612 7072Jibby Chow is halal.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

AS A BURGER:

6. Sweet & Sour Soft Shell Crab Burger @ The Other Half

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Giving a local twist to their Melbourne-inspired brunch classics, this burger willsatisfy your soft shell crab cravings for sure! Sandwiched between fluffy brioche buns is the flavourful deep-fried sweet and sour crab, and the burger comes with a side of sweet potato fries.Address: The Other Half, Unit 2-1, Greens Terrace, No.1 Jalan Wan Kadir 3, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala LumpurOpening hours: 9am - 5.30pm (Mondays - Thurdays)9am - 10pm (Fridays - Sundays)Contact: +603 2771 6221The Other Half is pork-free.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

7. Soft Shell Crab Burger @ VCR

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Breakfast will never be the same again with this imaginative Soft Shell Crab Burger. Check out VCR's awesome take that consists of fluffy sesame buns, deep fried soft shell crab, onion jam, sunny side up seasoned with furikake, and homemade tartar sauce. Add a squeeze of lime for an extra kick.Outlets: Bangar | Bukit BintangVCR is pork-free.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

8. Soft Shell Crab Burger @ Jibby & Co

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Here's another dish to satisfy your soft shell crab cravings: Jibby & Co’s Soft Shell Crab Burger. Stuffed with crab and Asian-style slaw, the burger is served with sweet potato fries and spicy mayo for a comforting meal.Address: Jibby & Co, Empire Shopping Gallery, Jalan SS 16/1, Ss 16, Subang Jaya, SelangorOpening hours: 9.30am - 10.30pm (daily)Contact: +603 5613 7070Jibby & Co. is pork-free.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

9. Crabby Patty @ The Good Batch

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It's about to get messy with this towering soft shell crab burger made up of homemade potato crabcake, sunny side up, mentaiko mayo sauce and seaweed. This Crabby Patty is definitely a must-try!Address: The Good Batch, No. 53, SS21/1A, Damansara Uptown, Petaling JayaOpening hours:11am - 11pm (Tuesdays - Fridays)9am -  11pm (Saturdays & Sundays)Closed on MondaysContact: +603 7733 2303The Good Batch is pork-free.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

10. Soft Shell Crab Croissant @ La Juiceria Superfoods

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Swapping burger buns for a buttery croissant, this Soft Shell Crab Croissant is not to be missed. The brunch-friendly dish consists of a golden deep-fried soft shell crab, sunny side up, pickled cucumber, chipotle mayo, and chicken chorizo crumbs. This is heaven on a plate!Outlets: Mont Kiara | Bangsar La Juiceria is halal.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

WITH PASTA:

11. Soft Shell Crab Pasta @ Naj & Belle

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Pasta fans are in for a treat with this crowd-favourite dish at Naj & Belle. The spaghetti is cooked in a delectable creamy sauce with curry leaves for added flavour, and topped with a perfectly crisp soft shell crab.Outlets: Bangsar | SS15 Naj & Belle is halal.More info on: Facebook | Instagram

12. Garlic Butter Crab Pasta @ Buns.

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This comforting dish consists of deep-fried soft shell crab served with some creamy and spicy pasta. Some tomatoes lend a tangy flavour to the dish, giving the perfect balance to cream-based sauce. Be sure to try this simple yet satisfying dish!Address: Buns. No. 48, Jalan 27/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala LumpurOpening hours: 11am - 10.30pm (daily)Contact: +603 6211 8895Buns. is pork-free.More info on: Facebook

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COVID-19 Cluster In Kedah Possibly Caused By Super-Spreader Strain Imported From Egypt

There is a possibility that the Sivaganga cluster in Kedah may be caused by a 'super-spreader' strain of the COVID-19 virus, according to the Ministry of Health (MOH)

In the COVID-19 update on Thursday, 6 August, Health director-general Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said the Kedah cluster has a faster rate of transmission compared with nine other clusters in other states."We were informed of a super-spreader coronavirus strain that originated from countries such as Egypt," he said."We have to test the sample in the labs and see the genomic sequence of the virus.""At present, studies are being carried out to see if it is a 'Genome 164' cluster, which is a super-spreader cluster," said the Health D-G.

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A total of 15 new COVID-19 cases in Malaysia were recorded on Thursday, bringing the country's total to 9,038

Of the 15 new cases, 10 were local cases while the rest were imported."From the 10 local cases, six were linked to the Sivaganga cluster, while two cases were found in Negeri Sembilan, one in Kuala Lumpur, and one in Labuan," announced Dr Noor Hisham.These latest cases are all second-generation infections, bringing the number of COVID-19 patients in the Sivaganga cluster to 30 since the index case - who violated home quarantine after returning from India - tested positive on 28 July.

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Dr Noor Hisham explained that the new cases were discovered by authorities following active case detection from the cluster

A family of five were found positive after having a history of visiting the areas which are now under Targeted Enhanced Movement Control Order (TEMCO) in Kedah.Meanwhile, the sixth case is a close contact of a customer who went to the nasi kandar eatery involved in the cluster. He started having breathing difficulties on 2 August and was hospitalised on 5 August.All the cases have been admitted to Sultanah Bahiyah Hospital in Alor Setar for treatment.

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The MOH is still focusing on targeted screening of the Sivaganga cluster as well as the Ulu Tiram cluster in Johor

A total of 2,351 people in Kedah have been screened, while 135 people have been screened in the cluster tied to a Roman Catholic church in Johor.With that said, Dr Noor Hisham still assured that the COVID-19 situation in Malaysia was under control as the virus' effective reproduction rate (rT) as of Thursday stood at 0.58."At present, it is under control and there would only be a rise in infections only if the rT reached 1.6," he said.

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The Sivaganga cluster started from a returnee from India who broke home quarantine and visited his nasi kandar restaurant:

                Nasi Kandar Shop Linked To Sivaganga Cluster In Kedah Did Not Record Customers' Details

A regular customer of the shop tested positive a day after participating in Hari Raya Aidiladha festivities.

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                Sivaganga Cluster In Kedah Leads To COVID-19 Infection Of 2 Primary School Students

Five schools in the state have been ordered to close to contain the spread of infection.

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                Kedah Diners Told To Take COVID-19 Test After Restaurant Operator Broke Home Quarantine

The operator tested positive for COVID-19 after coming back from India.

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Dianggap Mak Nyah, Akhirnya Nur Sajat Dedah Beliau Sebenarnya Dilahirkan Khunsa

Jika anda masih ingat, kecoh satu ketika dahulu apabila seorang Mak Nyah mengambil keputusan untuk memakai tudung setelah mengalami kemalangan jalan raya yang dikatakan cukup menginsafkan dirinya

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Beliau dikenali sebagai Nur Sajat dan agak terkenal di laman sosial media Instagram. Bagaimanapun beliau hanya berpernampilan seperti itu dalam jangka masa yang pendek dan kembali pada imej lamanya yang seksi.

    Selfie jap.....sambil udara nyaman di tepi pantai.... #nursajat02 #LETSCANTIK #layankan #rayarayaraya #rumahmakwe #berhijab A photo posted by Nur Sajat (@nursajat02) on Jul 18, 2015 at 4:09am PDT

Nur Sajat kini memiliki syarikat perniagaannya sendiri yang mengeluarkan produk kosmetik dan kecantikan yang bernama NUR SAJAT AESTHETIC SDN BHD. Namun, baru-baru ini satu post beliau di laman Instagram telah memeranjatkan ramai pihak apabila beliau memberitahu bahawa dirinya dilahirkan sebagai seorang khunsa.

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Menurutnya, buat masa ini beliau memiliki dua orang anak angkat lelaki dan perempuan. Beliau sungguh bersyukur kerana dilimpahkan dengan rezeki yang banyak dari tuhan dan menyayangi anak-anak tersebut walaupun mereka bukanlah anak kandungnya.

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Sejarahku penuh liku liku kehidupan, dengan usia ku yang kini mencecah 31tahun ini, aku amat bersyukur diberi rezeki yang halal dan diberi dua cahaya mata yang sangat comel iaitu Nur syaza sajidah dan Muhammad Syahmi, walaupun anak istimewa ini bukan lah anak kandung aku, tapi kasih sayang dan tanggungjawab ku pada anak anak istimewa ini tak pernah ku abaikan kasih sayang yang tak membelah bahagi...

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Beliau dilahirkan pada tahun 1985 di sebuah hospital di Perak. Katanya, kelahirannya itu memberi kejutan kepada kakitangan hospital dan terutama kedua-dua ibu bapanya kerana beliau dilahirkan dengan dua jantina.

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Kehidupan ku bermula sejak ku dilahirkan pada tahun 1985. Ayahku dahulu seorang tentera laut Malaysia (Navy) dan mak ku seorang pembantu makmal. Aku dilahirkan di hospital lumut perak. Di situ bermula lah sejarah ku bermula....pada jam 10.30 am aku dilahirkan.....dokter, nurse dan ayah ku terkejut dengan kelahiran ajaib ku...aku (sajat) mempunyai 2 kemaluan...time tu semua panik dan ayah dan mak ku tak tahu nak buat apa..

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Nur Sajat dibesarkan dengan cara seorang lelaki, tetapi malangnya dia lebih menyukai kerja-kerja seorang perempuan. Pada fikirannya itu hanyalah perkara normal sehinggalah...

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Mak sajat pernah cakap kat sajat,masa sajat bayi,air susu tetek mak terjatuh kat kemaluan sajat,bila mak sedar,cepat2 mak lap... ORANG ORANG TUA PERNAH CAKAP,kalau air susu ibu jatuh kat kemaluan anak,nanti nafsu batin nya akan lemah.... Nak buat macam mana,mungkin ini semua dah tertulis tentang kehidupan ku.... Time tu ayah dan mak cuba membesarkan ku dengan didikan cara anak lelaki,tapi time tu aku kecil,aku memang tak suka buat benda2 berat,aku lebih gemar membuat kerja kerja seperti wanita...

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Suka kemas rumah,tolong mak memasak didapur,suka main main pondok2...Tapi time tu aku ingat benda ini semua nampak normal.... Masa aku nak masuk sekolah tadika,aku takut nak masuk kelas,fikirkan macam mana dengan keadaan ku,yang tak normal..paling aku risau,nak masuk tandas,aku tak nak kawan2 aku tahu aku ini ada 2 kemaluan...nanti orang kata aku cacat..

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Disebabkan itu, beliau dikatakan telah mengalami kencing berdarah dan penyakit batu karang kerana sering menahan membuang air kecil

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Sampai aku sanggup tahan kecing aku dari pagi sampai tengahari tau..biar lah aku melepas kat rumah...sampai lah satu tahap, aku kena batu karang dan kencing berdarah apa usia 6thn..Kerana kerap tahan kencing... Kehidupan sebagai KHUNSA ini berbeza dengan orang normal...saya akan kongsi lagi cerita saya pada anda...CERITA TENTANG NUR SAJATRAHSIA KELUARGA SAYA SELAMA INI...saya simpan selama 31thn..cukup2 lah anda diluar sana menghentam saya...

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Setelah post itu dikongsi, ternyata ia mendapat begitu banyak respon daripada netizen. Ada yang memberi komen positif tetapi nampaknya lebih ramai yang mengecam. Antara komen yang diutarakan adalah seperti berikut:

1. Semoga terus tabah

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2. Dulu cakap ambil pil hormon?

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3. Betul ke khunsa?

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Sehingga kini, post tersebut juga telah menerima lebih dari seribu like dan beratus-ratus komen.

Jadi, apa pendapat anda?

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'Lightyear' Banned From Premiering In Malaysia — And Netizens Aren't Taking It Well

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Don't hold your breaths space cadets, it looks like Buzz won't be making his way to Malaysian screens this time

One of the most highly anticipated films of 2022, Pixar's Lightyear (2022), which centres around the "real" Buzz Lightyear and his origin story, will not be showcased in Malaysian cinemas.The cast lineup is said to include the likes of Chris Evans, who takes over Tim Allen in the iconic role of Buzz Lightyear himself, Uzo Aduba, Taika Waititi, Keke Palmer, and James Brolin.

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Initially slated for a release on 16 June, the film debut has been hastily pulled from premiering in Malaysia

According to Variety, this comes directly from Malaysia's unaligned vision with that of 'Western values' exhibited in the film.No official statement has been provided by the Malaysian Censorship Board (LPF), otherwise known as the censorship authority, though multiple anticipated scenes from the yet-to-be-released movie could be the reason for such a last minute retraction.

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[SPOILER ALERT]: Plot sequences of the now-banned movie will be lightly discussed

A crucial storyline of Lightyear (2022) relates to a queer character that engages in a same-sex relationship in the Pixar animation

One of the main characters of the animation, Alisha Hawthorne (voiced by actress Uzo Aduba), is revealed to have a same-sex relationship with another unknown female character throughout the movie.A scene from the film showcases Alisha getting engaged to a woman, as well as a display of a montage showing glimpses of Alisha and her partner kissing each other on the lips as a greeting.Such a scene is slated to be Pixar's first queer kiss in a feature film as a studio.

Actress Uzo Aduba, who voices Alisha Hawthorne.
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Famously known for banning or cutting down movies which have had hints of homosexuality in the past, this decision does not come as a surprise to some

According to certain guidelines by the LPF Film Censorship Guidelines, any themes, storylines, scenes, or dialogue that features "homosexual and unnatural sex scenes" will be scrutinised.Among some of the films that have fallen victims to these guidelines include Bohemian Rhapsody (2018), Rocketman (2019), and more recently, Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore (2022), where these scenes were removed before being released to cinemas.Having gone through the anti-LGBT butcher, other films that contained strong elements of LGBT+ depictions were completely pulled from Malaysian theatres for their 'positive depiction of homosexuality', such as Brokeback Mountain (2005).

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It was further noted that the LPF had asked for an edited-down version of the Pixar movie, to which Disney refused. While sources close to the distributor say that Disney does respect local guidelines, they have ultimately decided to withdraw its attempt to have the movie approved for theatrical release in Malaysia altogether.Such a circumstance is similar to that of the release of Disney's live-action Beauty and The Beast (2018), where the studio refused suggestions from LPF for an edited-down version to be shown in Malaysian cinemas (removing a same-sex dance scene). Ultimately, the film was released anyways due to public pressure.

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Many Malaysians aren't happy about the announcement, and took to social media to express their disappointment:

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This however, hasn't stopped certain establishments from funnily acknowledging the news on social media

GSC even made a meme relating to the ban:

Though the movie won't be released in Malaysia, it's safe to expect that the film will eventually be released on Disney+ Hotstar in time to come

In the meantime, I guess we're watching reruns of the Toy Story franchise.

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If you think this is bad, you won't believe which of these books are banned in Malaysia:

                10 Controversial Books Banned In Different Countries All Around The World

But can you guess which of these are banned in Malaysia too?

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This Winnie-The-Pooh horror movie will scar you for life:

                Winnie-The-Pooh Goes On A Murderous Rampage In Upcoming Horror Film

I guess the Pooh Bear phrase, "You're braver than you believe" means something completely different now.

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Pulau Kentut And 8 Other Beautiful Places In Malaysia With Weird Names

1. Pulau Kentut Besar/Pulau Kentut Kecil

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Why would anyone name an island after a big fart and a little fart? Legend has it that the island got its name from an incident that happened during the wedding ceremony of Gunung Mat Cincang's daughter and the son of Gunung Raya in Langkawi. The family of the bride had apparently served half-cooked rice to the groom, who had farted twice after consuming it. More details here.

2. Gunung Besar Hantu

The view from the peak of Gunung Besar Hantu.
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The trail leading to Lata Kijang Waterfall.
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Bird's-eye view of the Lata Kijang Waterfall.
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The name Gunung Besar makes perfect sense as the mountain stands at 1,462 metres above the sea level, making it the highest mountain in Negeri Sembilan, but nothing explains why they added the hantu (ghost) part.The trek up the mountain takes about six hours from the trail head in Kampung Chenah in Kuala Klawang, Jelebu. Trekkers say that the mountain's diverse range of biodiversity makes it a sight to behold! Gunung Besar Hantu is also home to Lata Kijang Waterfalls, one the highest waterfalls in Peninsular Malaysia, which is at the base of the mountain.More details here.

3. Pulau Babi Tengah

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Mention the word 'babi' (pig) and the last thing you would think of is probably a beautiful island set in pristine blue waters.Located nine nautical miles off the coast of Mersing in Johor, the island that was once used as a Vietnamese refugee transit camp, is now a gazetted as a marine park by the Malaysian government. The word babi was dropped from the name of the island a few decades ago and it is now known as Pulau Tengah.More details here.

4. Pulau Babi Besar

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Now known as Pulau Besar, the island was previously referred to as Pulau Babi Besar due to the wild boars that roamed the island before it was commercialised.There are six villages in the island - Atap Zing Village, Batu Hitam Village, Busong Village, Teluk Bakau Village, Teluk Kampa Village, and Teluk Penagat Village - populated with only around 100 fishermen and their families. More details here.

5. Pulau Timba Timba

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The word 'timba' refers to water dippers used to scoop water from wells. We're not too sure how the name came about, but it is certainly one of the most beautiful islands in Semporna, Sabah. Known to be a snorkeler's paradise, the dazzling blue waters of this island are filled with unique coral beds and rock formations. If you're lucky, you may see the blue-spotted stingray.More details here.

6. Pulau Bum Bum

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Yup, Pulau Bum Bum sounds like a made-up name your three-year-old nephew came up with, but it's for real. The island is situated about one kilometre east of Semporna town and is mainly inhabited by the Bajau Laut people, who are usually referred to as 'sea gypsies'. They live in stilt water villages and fishing is their main source of income. The Bajaus are known for their excellent diving skills, with some being able to dive for 20 metres deep while holding their breath for more than five minutes on end! More details here.

7. Sungai Bangang

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This "idiotic river" is perhaps one of the most beautiful rivers in the country. Located about 100 kilometres from Kuala Terengganu, the gorgeous emerald green river is part of the Chemerong, Berembun, and Langsir (CBL) hiking trail in Terengganu. It takes about two days to get to Sungai Bangang. The trek usually starts from the Chemerong Recreational Forest in Dungun, and then to Puncak Chemerong, and Puncak Berembun. Once there, hikers would usually spend the night at the peak of the Langsir Waterfall to wake up to a beautiful sunrise the next day.Sungai Bangang is about three hours down from the peak of Langsir Waterfall.  More details here.

8. Pulau Pom Pom

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Pom Pom island is one of the six islands located northeast of Semporna that's an important nesting and feeding site for Hawksbill and Green Sea turtles. The island is only 2.3 kilometres in circumference but is home to more than 220 species of fish and other exotic marine life. More details here.

9. Pulau Susu Dara

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Susu Dara (Virgin Milk)? This one takes the cake. Little is known about the origins of the island's name but we do know that there are two small inhabited islands under the Susu Dara cluster, Pulau Susu Dara Besar and Pulau Susu Dara Kecil, located close to Pulau Perhentian in Terengganu. Visitors would usually stay on Pulau Perhentian and go for snorkelling trips to the Susu Dara islands. More details here.

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You Can Now Officially Take A Course In "Wasting Time On The Internet"

If you're still deciding on what to study post high school, look no further. The University of Pennsylvania is now offering a course in "Wasting time on the Internet".

If you're still deciding on what to study post high school, look no further. The University of Pennsylvania is now offering a class in "wasting time on the Internet".
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Next semester, students at the University of Pennsylvania will have the option to enroll in a course that requires them to do what young people do best: waste hours and hours online. Per the description of the Ivy League English course, officially titled “Wasting time on the Internet,” students will be asked to find meaning in the time they spend alone with a computer:

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You already spend a significant chunk of your day wasting time on the internet, so why not pay thousands of dollars and earn college credit for it?

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In this course, being "distracted, aimless, and the ability to multitask is mandatory"

Being "distracted, aimless, and the ability to multitask is mandatory"
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The University of Pennsylvania, an Ivy League school, will begin offering a creative writing class titled, “Wasting Time on the Internet,” in which “distraction, multitasking, and aimless drifting is mandatory.”

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The course will be offered next semester through the University of Pennsylvania’s English Department, where students will attempt to track their activities over three hours of digital time-wasting in order to produce a piece of creative writing.

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The required materials for the class is just a working laptop and a WiFi connection. Any printed material that may distract a student from wasting time is prohibited.

The required materials for the class is just a working laptop and a WiFi connection. Any printed material that may distract a student from wasting time is prohibited.
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Required materials for the class, called “Wasting time on the Internet,” include a laptop and a Wi-Fi connection but notably exclude any printed material that might distract students from their mandated allotment of time-wasting. “Students will be required to stare at the screen for three hours, only interacting through chat rooms, bots, social media and listservs,” according to the course description on the university’s website, first spotted by Vice Motherboard.

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The class professor, Kenneth Goldsmith believes that the notion that the Internet makes people dumb, is dumb and wants to prove that it makes people smarter instead

The class professor, Kenneth Goldsmith believes that the notion that the Internet makes people dumb, is dumb and wants to prove that it makes people smarter instead
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I’m very tired of reading articles in the New York Times every week that make us feel bad about spending so much time on the internet, about dividing our attention so many times,” Kenneth Goldsmith, a world-renowned poet and the course’s professor, told me. “I think it’s complete bullshit that the internet is making us dumber. I think the internet is making us smarter. There’s this new morality built around guilt and shame in the digital age.”

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Furthermore, he wants to turn prospective student's social media posts into meaningful works of art

Furthermore, he wants to turn prospective student's social media posts into meaningful works of art
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The higher purpose of the course is to shape the detritus of the Internet into meaningful works of art. As the description asks prospective students: “Could we reconstruct our autobiography using only Facebook? Could we write a great novella by plundering our Twitter feed?” Those are big questions for some of the nation’s best and brightest, who will begin to answer them this coming spring.

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But Goldsmith believes there are real benefits to Internet time-wasting. He suggests that when attempting to create a work of art, the mindless scrolling and multitasking over multiple devices could allow our brains to tap into its creative subconscious and produce a work of art while in an electro-meditative state.

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We’re trying to wrench an artistic product out of that state of distraction that’s naturally created by talking on the phone with someone and surfing the internet at the same time, or by watching a video and chatting,” he said. “That’s the desired state in the class—even half being there is too generous. I want their attention across tablets, phones, screens, music. I want it divided many, many times.”

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But the question is, would you pay thousands of dollars for something you're already doing for free?

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Police Sources Say CCTV Footage Shows Vasanthapiriya Taking Her Teacher's iPhone

In a shocking turn of events, footage from closed-circuit television (CCTV) obtained from the Nibong Tebal SMK Methodist shows that it was indeed Vasanthapiriya who had taken her teacher's iPhone

Vasanthapiriya, a student at Nibong Tebal SMK Methodist, had attempted suicide by hanging herself with a shawl at home last month after being harassed at school by her teacher who had accused the Form Two of stealing her iPhone.The 14-year-old, who was admitted at Seberang Jaya Hospital, eventually died on 1 February without ever regaining consciousness since the incident.She had left a note to her parents, saying that she did not steal her teacher's iPhone."Nobody is responsible for my death. I want to thank my lovely parents for taking care of me. I am so sorry. Teacher, I never took your phone. I promise."

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However, police sources, who confirmed the CCTV footage, refused to comment further, fearing it might jeopardise their investigation

"We call for calm and for the people to wait for the inquest proceedings," NST Online quoted police sources as saying.While reporting about the CCTV footage, NST Online said that the teacher had seen the CCTV recording and had spoken to Vasanthapiriya about the matter.However, the Form Two student vehemently denied taking the iPhone.

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Meanwhile, Deputy Public Prosecutor's office has returned three investigation papers to the police, seeking further information

Prior to this, Penang CID chief Zainol Samah, while speaking about their investigations into the case, had said that while they have looked into several sections and even the Child Act 2001, the problem with the case is that a lot of it is hearsay.The case, which was first investigated under Section 309 of the Penal Code for attempted suicide, was classified under sudden death report (SDR) after the Form Two student passed away at the Seberang Jaya Hospital at 3.30am on 1 February.While the investigation paper on the attempted suicide was submitted to the DPP's office, it responded with no further action (NFA), requesting the police to conduct further investigations to find new leads, The Star Online reported the CID chief as saying.So far, even though the police have recorded a total of 24 statements, the problem with this case, CID chief Zainol says, is that a lot of it is hearsay."There were many unverified information made in connection with this case and we have to call up those who made those remarks to assist in the probe."Whoever made untrue statements have to bear the consequences," he was quoted as saying by The Star Online, adding police would also call up Malaysian Tamilar Kural president David Marshel to assist in their probe.

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You can read all about the case into Vasanthapiriya's death on SAYS here.