COVID-19 Patient Who Went Missing For A Day Found Hiding In Garden Near His House

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A COVID-19 patient who ran away after finding out he tested positive for the virus on Sunday, 13 June, was found hiding in a garden near his house in Sandakan, Sabah

The 69-year-old man was reported missing when a medical team visited his home in the Tongod district to notify him that he had tested positive for COVID-19, reported The Star."He was asked to get ready as an ambulance would be sent to pick him up at noon, and they saw that he started packing," said Kinabatangan district police chief Supt Dzulbaharin Ismail.He was told that he would be taken to the Duchess of Kent Hospital in Sandakan for treatment.

An image of the elderly patient found at the garden near his home.
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However, when the ambulance arrived at the patient's home in Kampung Kuala Tongod to pick him up on Sunday afternoon, he was nowhere to be found

"They knocked on his door but no one answered, so they assumed that he had gone to the district clinic on his own," Dzulbaharin said.When the medical officials got back to the Tongod Health Clinic, they did not see the elderly man either. They were not able to contact him by phone as well.Bernama reported that the health team waited at the clinic for the man to turn up, but he was a no-show. A police report was later lodged. It led to a manhunt as it was feared that the man could infect others.

After the senior citizen was found hiding in the garden near his house, he was handed over to the health personnel for further action

According to another report by Bernama, the man was found at around 6.50pm yesterday, 14 June. He went missing for more than a full day.Dzulbaharin said that the case is being investigated under Section 22(b) of the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases Act 1988 for refusing to follow instructions to be treated, transferred, or quarantined for a disease, reported Berita Harian.The COVID-19 patient will also be investigated under Section 269 of the Penal Code for committing negligent acts that will likely spread infection of any disease dangerous to others.

Duchess of Kent Hospital, Sandakan.
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117 New COVID-19 Cases Recorded With 80 Linked To The KL Tabligh Cluster

A total of 117 new COVID-19 cases were recorded today, 18 March

According to the Ministry of Health (MOH), 80 of these new cases are linked to the cluster cases to the four-day ijtimak tabligh gathering that was held at Sri Petaling Jamek Mosque in Kuala Lumpur.The religious gathering was attended by over 14,500 Malaysians.With the new cases recorded today, 18 March, the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases of Malaysians from the tabligh gathering has now reached 513.

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The total number of cases in the country is now 790

Of which, 15 patients are in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and require breathing assistance.

TERKINI: 117 kes baru #COVID19 di Malaysia menjadikan 790 kes, 18 Mac 2020. 11 lagi telah pulih menjadikan 60 pesakit telah pulih dan discaj. 80 daripada kes baru yang dilaporkan hari ini berkait kes kluster perhimpunan di Sri Petaling. Kenyataan penuh menyusul.— KKMPutrajaya (@KKMPutrajaya) March 18, 2020

Additionally, there is now a case in every state

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On Tuesday, Malaysia recorded its first two coronavirus-related deaths:

                Malaysia Records 2 Deaths Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic

The victims were a 34-year-old in Johor and a 60-year-old in Sarawak.

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18-Year-Old Teen Fined RM5,000 For Trying To Bribe Policeman With RM50

An 18-year-old teen was slapped with a heavy fine after he was caught trying to offer a bribe to a policeman

The 18-year-old mechanic tried to bribe a policeman with RM50.
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NST reported that the youngster, who works as a mechanic, offered a RM50 bribe to a policeman when caught not wearing a crash helmet back in April this year.

He pleaded guilty for offering the bribe to Lance Corporal Mohd Farid Ahmad in front of a school

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Swe Kah Fai pleaded guilty for offering the bribe in front of SRJKC Hwa Lian, Pasir Bogak, Pangkor, at 2pm on 18 April as an inducement not to issue a summon.Swe was eventually charged in court yesterday and fined RM5,000 for bribery. He will have to undergo five months' jail if the fine is not settled.A social evaluation report by the Welfare Department was presented to the judge before the sentencing.

A lawyer who represented the teen said the punishment was severe enough as he was a first time offender

"His arrest and remand in the lockup is already a lesson for him. As a youngster, not going to prison will ensure a future for him and reflect the court's mercy," he said, adding that the youth earned RM600 a month.

Meanwhile, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Agency (MACC) asked the court to impose an appropriate sentence since corruption is on the rise among youths

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"The sentence should serve as a lesson for him as well as the community to create awareness that corruption is serious," said DPP Nurul Wahida Jalaluddin from the MACC as quoted by The Sun Daily.A report last year revealed that over 1,000 individuals arrested for corruption were under the age of 40.


Robert Kuok: My Close Friends And Classmates Were Killed And Raped By The Japanese Army

In a rare interview to a Japanese media, Malaysian tycoon Robert Kuok talked about the brutal killings and rape against people close to him during the Japanese occupation of Malaya from 1941 to 1945

The media-shy business magnate who is known for his reclusive nature was interviewed by a Japanese daily called The Asahi Shimbun, during which he detailed the horrors of the brutal Japanese occupation of Malaya during the World War II.Kuok, who mostly talked about his wartime experiences, said that he agreed for the interview because he wants many Japanese, who do not know the truth about their country's atrocities, to know what happened more than 70 years ago."I want the younger generation to know the history," Kuok said when asked to explain why he accepted The Asahi Shimbun's request for an interview."Once, a young Japanese woman who was our family friend asked me to talk about the war. After I told her about my experiences... she said, 'I cannot believe you. What you have said was not in the Japanese history textbooks.' I was shocked."

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He shared an incident involving a close ethnic Indian friend of his who was among those killed near Johor Bahru by Japanese soldiers after Eurasian families rose up against them for molesting a girl

"In a town called Ulu Tiram, about 50 kilometres away from Johor Bahru where I used to live, a group of Eurasian families was massacred."After the Japanese invaded Malaya, about 80 or 90 Eurasian people took refuge in the town because it had a small Roman Catholic church."One day, some Japanese soldiers touched the Eurasian girls. Enraged by this behaviour, the Eurasian men took out their revolvers and asked (them) to stop the nonsense."The Japanese left that day but after several days, they came back one evening with three truckloads of soldiers, which was about probably 60 or 80 people, surrounded the whole compound and killed everyone," Kuok told the Japanese daily.

			One of the victims was my close friend. He was an Indian who was close to the Eurasian families and he was there at the time. About 15 or 20 people that I knew, including my school teacher, were killed in this one incident.
        Robert Kuok.

Kuok said that there was not only one massacre but many

"My classmates from a family originally from Chaozhou (in China's Guangdong province) in the Johor Bahru Chinese school were also killed."When I went back to Johor Bahru from the plantation, I went to look for my classmates and was told that they had been raped, brutally killed and buried in a sports field, together with their whole family," he said while recalling how when he was a student at the Raffles College, where Lee Kuan Yew (the first Singapore prime minister) was one year his senior, one of the senior students was singled out as anti-Japanese.

			He was made to kneel facing the water on Changi beach and shot with his hands tied with barbed wire.

Trucks of the Imperial Japanese Army cross a bridge for an attack on Singapore in December 1941 after landing on the Malay Peninsula.
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The Hong Kong-based tycoon, who considers himself a friend of the Japanese, said that while he has an understanding of the Japanese people, he hopes that they will not repeat their "stupid actions"

According to Kuok, Japan is a nation of honest, hard-working people."They only wanted to lead normal decent lives. They were misled by a handful of criminal-minded men," he told in his interview with The Asahi Shimbun, 16 August, adding that it is his fervent hope, "that such horrible misdeeds are never done again."


"Ingat Makeup" - Cikgu Selamba Lap Kening Pelajar, Rupa-Rupanya Memang Original Tebal

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Umum mengetahui, pelajar tidak dibenarkan untuk merias wajah sewaktu pergi ke sekolah

Guru disiplin akan memastikan semua pelajarnya kemas dan sentiasa mematuhi peraturan yang ditetapkan. Kadangkala, guru disiplin terpaksa denda pelajar yang tidak mematuhi peraturan sekolah. Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video di TikTok yang memaparkan seorang guru mengelap dan membersihkan kening pelajarnya di dalam kelas telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

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Ingatkan makeup, rupa-rupanya memang kening tebal

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan seorang guru sedang membuat rondaan di dalam kelas untuk memastikan semua pelajarnya mematuhi peraturan sekolah. Apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah apabila guru itu dilihat mengelap dan membersihkan kening seorang pelajar kerana menganggap pelajar itu melukis kening. Rupa-rupanya, kening pelajar perempuan itu memang tebal dan asli.

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"Temenku juga ada yang bibirnya merah sampai dikira guru pakai lipstik padahal memang natural" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 4M tontonan, 181K tanda suka dan 1K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat guru itu. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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13 Places For Modern, Minimalistic Furniture To Create Your Very Own Hipster Dream House

1. Fine Grit Studio

Find them at: 807G, Jalan Seksyen 1/16, 43650, Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor.For more information, check out their website and Instagram. You can also contact them here.

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2. Second Charm

Find them at: 53/53A Lorong Rahim Kajai 13, Taman Tun Dr. Ismail, 60000 Kuala LumpurFor more information, check out their website and Facebook. You can also email them at [email protected] or call them at 03-77264889.

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3. Bawang Studio

For more information, check out their Instagram and Facebook. You can also email them at [email protected] or call/WhatsApp them at 0179735131.

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4. KEDAI

Find them at: D-G-03, Jalan SS6/20A, Kelana Jaya 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.For more information, check out their Instagram and Facebook. You can also email them at [email protected] or call them at 0123020595 / 0123902988.

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5. Wood & Steel Custom

Find them at:Wood & Steel cafe (TTDI) - No. 52, Jalan Datuk Sulaiman, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000Kuala Lumpur.Wood & Steel cafe (Kota Damansara) - The Strand, 33G, Jalan PJU 5/20e, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.Wood & Steel factory - Lot 57, Jalan Ikhlas Desa Subang Perantau, Off Jalan SP 1/8 Subang Perdana, Kg Melayu Subang, Shah Alam.For more information, check out their Instagram and Twitter. You can also email them at [email protected].

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6. Raw Expressions

For more information, check out their Instagram.

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7. Nolin Teh

For more information, check out her Instagram and Facebook. You can also email her at [email protected].

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8. Kedai Bikin

Find them at: 8 Jalan Kemuja, Bangsar 59000, Kuala Lumpur.For more information, check out their website and Facebook.

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9. HWA by Lim Hwa Hong

You can find his collection at DESIGNation.co.

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10. Harith Green Carpenter

For more information, check out their website and Instagram. You can also email them at [email protected] or call/WhatsApp them at 01123811183.

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11. Random Bean

For more information, check out their Instagram. You can also email them at [email protected].

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12. KARE

Find them at: - The Gardens Mall, S209 2nd Floor, Mid Valley City, 59200 Kuala Lumpur.- 1 Utama Shopping Centre, G117-G119, Ground Floor, Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.For more information, check out their website and Facebook. You can also email them at [email protected] or call them at 0123980900 (The Gardens) / 03-77325879 (1 Utama).

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13. ZVW+4INCI3HUN

For more information, check out their Instagram. You can also call them at 01132352850 (Zoul).

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BONUS TIP: DESIGNation.co and Joy Design Studio are a couple of great places to look for some unique and rare furniture finds

DESIGNation.coFind them at: Lot 54, Block B3, Level G2, Art Row @ PUBLIKA Shopping Gallery, Solaris Dutamas, Jalan Dutamas 1, 50480 Kuala Lumpur.You can call them at 0182688 690 (Michelle). Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram--Joy Design StudioFind them at: 6, Jalan Setia Dagang, U13/AJ, Setia Alam, 40170, Shah Alam, SelangorYou can email them at [email protected] or call them at 03-33592477.Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram


Lebih 9K Share Di FB, Lelaki Ini Beri 20 Tips Miliki 4 Buah Rumah Sebelum 30 Tahun

1. Rumah pertama jangan guna maksimum kelayakan

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Kalau anda layak beli rumah harga RM300K, carilah rumah yang berharga RM250K. Nanti senang dapat kelulusan bank. Bagi ruang sikit kat DSR (Debt Service Ratio) tu.Lain bank, lain cara kiraan kelayakan. Takut-takut bank A saja kata layak RM300K. Padahal bank B, C, D, E kata lepas sampai RM260K saja.Lagi best, beli 2 rumah yang masing-masing berharga RM125,000.Kenapa jangan beli rumah dengan maksimum kelayakan? Contohnya, anda bergaji RM3,000 dan ada komitmen kereta RM500 sebulan. Anda nak beli rumah untuk duduk sendiri.Anda layak untuk beli rumah pembiayaan RM260,000 pada DSR 60%. Ansuran bulanan RM1,300. Tapi, sebenarnya belum tentu anda mampu ya. Jom kira.Rumah: RM1,300Kereta: RM500Ibu Bapa: RM200Tol: RM250Petrol: RM300Makan: RM350Takaful: RM100Bil-bil: RM100Barang dapur: RM100TOTAL: RM3,200Lebihan gaji: -RM200Lebihanlah sangat. Tu negatif woi!! Haha.

2. Buat kad kredit beberapa bulan sebelum beli rumah

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Fresh graduate biasanya belum pernah ada apa-apa komitmen dengan bank. Rekod masih suci murni tanpa noda dosa kewangan. Dalam erti kata lain, CCRIS masih belum ada rekod. Kebanyakan bank susah sikit nak luluskan anda untuk beli rumah kalau CCRIS bersih sangat.Apa yang saya buat dulu adalah, mohon kad kredit beberapa bulan sebelum beli rumah. Guna untuk isi petrol dan beli barang dapur. Pastikan bayar penuh setiap bulan. Guna dalam 3-6 bulan, dah boleh beli rumah pertama. Ini penting bagi menunjukkan kepada bank yang kita ni pembayar hutang yang bagus. Kalau tak, bank tak tahu perangai kita dan bank susah nak luluskn loan rumah.Selepas dah berjaya beli rumah, bolehlah pilih sama ada nak terus guna kad kredit tu atau potong terus.

3. Rumah pertama disewakan, jangan duduk sendiri

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Kalau rumah pertama tu anda beli untuk duduk sendiri, agak sukar nak tambah rumah lagi selepas ni. Lagi-lagi kalau rumah tu makan sebahagian besar gaji. Rumah pertama untuk pelaburan, hasil sewaan dikira sebagai pendapatan tambahan.Beli rumah pertama untuk duduk sendiri adalah tindakan yang kurang bijak! Anda jadi semakin lambat beli rumah kedua kerana kurang simpanan bulanan dan kurang kelayakan pembiayaan. Kalau memang gaji besar, takpalah. Tapi terpulanglah kepada plan kewangan masing-masing.

4. Cari tawaran untuk beli rumah dengan modal minima

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Beli rumah murah-murah sudahlah, nego dengan tuan rumah bagi deposit rendah atau beli rumah daripada pemaju dengan entry cost mudah dan guna pakej 100% pembiayaan bagi yang layak.Saya kata modal minima, bukannya modal langsung tak perlu ada. Saya selalu pesan. Walaupun sekarang ni anda belum teringin nak beli rumah, Tabung Rumah tetap kena ada. Sebab bila tiba-tiba datang seru, modal dah siap sedia. Boleh angkat rumah sebijik terus.Tapi malangnya, tak ramai yang peduli pun. Lebih baik melancong setahun 4 kali, pakai kereta mahal, tukar sportrim sebesar alam, modify kereta Wira jadi macam Lancer takpun Myvi tayar terkangkang.

5. Mohon ASB financing sebagai force saving

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Cari jalan buat duit RM550 setiap bulan untuk mohon ASB Financing RM100,000. Dengan teknik tertentu, boleh dapat hampir RM56,000 selepas 5 tahun. Jual tudung 50 helai pun dah boleh dapat RM550 sebulan. Tapi kalau tak mampu RM100,000 buatlah mana-mana yang mampu. RM50,000 ke kan. Kalau dah buat ASB Financing ni, wajiblah bayar setiap bulan tau. Force saving!Tapi, kalau dalam masa terdekat anda rancang nak beli rumah, elakkan buat ASB Financing dengan amaun yang besar. Sebab ASB Financing pun akan efek pengiraan DSR dan kelayakan pembiayaan anda. Cuma, bila dah dapat dividen nanti, bank akan kira sebagai pendapatan anda pula. Jadi, timing kena tepat.

6. Jangan mengada menggedik nak beli kereta dulu

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“Dik, harga kereta boleh tunggu kita. Honda City baru keluaran 2020 nanti harga lebih kurang je dengan Honda City baru tahun ni punya. Tapi harga rumah RM200,000 tahun ni, takkan tunggu kamu dik. Tahun 2020 nanti, entah-entah dah naik menghampiri RM300,000.”Cadangan saya, kalau nak beli kereta sangat, belilah kereta patut milik yang ansuran bulanannya tak lebih 15% daripada gaji. Atau harganya tak lebih daripada gaji setahun anda. Contoh untuk yang bergaji RM3,000 begini.RM3,000 x 15% = RM450Ansuran bulanan tak lebih RM450.RM3,000 x 12 = RM36,000Harga kereta tak lebih RM36,000.Ini hanya contoh dan cadangan. Mohon jangan kecam.Cara yang bijak macam ni pula. Beli 2 buah apartmen dengan masing-masing ansuran RM700 dan keduanya disewakan pada kadar RM900. Dapat aliran tunai positif RM400 daripada dua rumah, boleh pakai Proton Saga Plus percuma. Nak pakai Honda City percuma macam mana pula? Ini ideanya sahaja. Jangan lurus bendul. Ambil kalkulator, kiralah sendiri.

7. Nak senang, beli rumah dengan bantuan ejen

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Ejen Hartanah akan bantu mendapatkan rumah yang sesuai dengan bajet anda. Lebih-lebih lagi jika anda memang zero bab hartanah. Jangan percaya mitos "beli dengan ejen, harga rumah jadi mahal". Ejen hari-hari berurusan jual beli rumah. Kita pula nak beli rumah setahun sekali pun belum tentu. Gunakan kepakaran mereka.Lagi satu, kalau ejen ada tanya pasal gaji dan komitmen anda, tak payah nak berahsia bagai. Ejen tanya bukan sebab nak mengorat kau pun. Pasal PTPTN, tunggakan kad kredit dan pembiayaan peribadi menggunung tinggi. Cerita terus. Senang ejen nak tapis awal-awal.

8. Elakkan beli rumah gabung gaji suami isteri

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Setiap orang layak untuk dapat Margin of Financing (MOF) sampai 90%-100% untuk rumah pertama dan 90% untuk rumah kedua daripada bank. Bergantung jugalah kepada kekuatan kewangan dan skor kredit anda.Bila dah selesai 4 kuota rumah dengan MOF hingga 90%-100% tu, boleh dah rasa lega. 2 rumah pembiayaan nama suami, 2 rumah pembiayaan nama isteri.Jadi, selepas tu kena kerja kuat lagilah untuk beli rumah lain lagi sebab MOF dah jadi 70% untuk rumah ketiga dan seterusnya. Secara asasnya, anda perlu menyediakan baki 30% daripada harga rumah dengan duit sendiri. Fuhhh. Lap peluh.

9. Simpan duit di Tabung Haji atau ASB secara konsisten

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Ikut sukalah nak simpan kat Tabung Haji ke, ASB ke, tabung cap ayam ke. Kalau masih bujang, simpanlah 50% daripada gaji anda tu. Tak perlu tip yang canggih-canggih pun untuk simpan banyak tu. Senang je.Kalau gaji anda RM2,000 belanjalah macam orang biasa gaji RM1,000. Baki lagi RM1,000 masuk tabung. Selesai. Kalau dah berkeluarga, cuba simpan 30% gaji ya. Gaji suami tambah gaji isteri RM4,000. Belanja RM2,800 simpan RM1,200.Kenapa simpan kat Tabung Haji dan ASB? Sebab Tabung Haji ada dividen 5%, ASB pula dividen 7.25%. Untunglah juga kalau nak dibandingkan dengan simpan dalam tabung cap ayam tu.

10. Mulakan simpanan tabung rumah walau masih belajar

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Masa kat universiti lagi dah boleh mula usaha beli rumah. Duit PTPTN dan biasiswa jangan guna semua, laburkan kat ASB dan Tabung Haji. Buat bisnes atau kerja part-time di KFC ke, Domino's Pizza ke, Home Tutor ke.Mula dari bawah, biar penah rasa jadi kuli. Taklah asyik nak meninggi diri. PTPTN dan biasiswa jangan dihabiskan beli iPhone. Slip gaji pun belum ada, dah menggatal nak pakai fon mahal.Fresh graduate biasa pula, masa belajar enjoy habis duit PTPTN dan biasiswa, masa lapang buat melepak, kerja tak dapat, PTPTN tertunggak. Jadilah fresh graduate yang luar biasa.

11. Cari kerja tetap yang stabil secepat mungkin

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Masuk saja semester terakhir, terus mulakan job hunting. Nak tunggu apa lagi? Rancang nak melancong dengan coursemate ke Krabi Island ye? Lupakanlah niat tu.Orang bijak, sibuk berebut-rebut nak cari kerja cepat, kau pula berebut nak upload gambar selfie dalam Instagram. Terpulanglah.Lupakan niat nak honeymoon dengan kawan ke Krabi tu. Macamlah banyak sangat duit kau. Baik kau fikir macam mana nak bayar balik hutang PTPTN.Dan takyahlah teringin nak lepak kat rumah dulu sebulan dua. Terus cepat-cepat cari kerja. Ini zaman, siapa cepat dia dapat. Kau lambat, kau melopong.Cari kerja yang berstatus tetap. Kalau kerja kontrak berjangka masa pendek, bank susah nak beri pembiayaan perumahan.Kalau dah memang dapat kerja kontrak, terima sahaja. Cari pengalaman. Mungkin rezeki anda memang di situ. Kerja rajin-rajin kerja supaya cepat ditawarkan jawatan tetap.

12. Rumah idaman untuk pencen bukan rumah pertama

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Semua orang teringin nak rumah besar, senibina moden, ruang tamu yang luas dan perabot yang mahal. Tapi cuba fikir rasional. Mampu beli sekarang dengan gaji RM2,500? Kalau belum mampu, beli rumah kecil pun tak mengapa. Takkan nak tunggu harga rumah naik lagi.Ingat! Rumah pertama bukan rumah yang kita nak duduk lepas pencen. Kalau nak pencen baru nak beli rumah, sangatlah rugi. Sekarang rumah RM300K, lagi 20 tahun entah-entah nak dekat RM1juta dah kot. Tangguhkan dulu ciri rumah idaman tu.

13. Cari sampai jumpa dan beli rumah bawah harga pasaran

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Pasaran pada masa ini memihak kepada pembeli. Tuan rumah ada yang terdesak menjual rumahnya. Pembeli kena bijak nego selagi boleh untuk dapatkan harga terbaik.Seronoknya beli rumah bawah harga pasaran ni adalah kita boleh dapat cashback. Tapi pastikan rumah tu paling kurang 15% bawah harga pasaranlah. Rumah macam ni boleh dapat kalau kita beli di pasaran subsale (second hand).Sebagai tambahan, elakkan beli rumah atas harga pasaran. Nanti anda yang merana nak keluar modal.

14. Rekod CCRIS dan CTOS mesti kena cun melecun

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Zaman sekarang ni, nak beli kereta, beli rumah semua kena hutang dengan bank. Semuanya melibatkan pinjaman. Lainlah kalau kita memang anak orang kaya, semua boleh bayar tunai belaka.Dah kena hutang dengan bank tu, faham-faham sendirilah. Rekod CCRIS tu kenalah sentiasa cun melecun. Bank akan tengok CCRIS kita. Kalau CCRIS pun rabak, memang bank tak pandang.CCRIS ni macam rekod hutang. Kat situ, akan disenaraikan semua hutang dan rekod bayaran bulanan. Kalau lambat sebulan, muncul angka 1. Kalau lima bulan tunggak, ada rekod angka '5'. Kalau semua 0, 0, 0 maksudnya kita bayar on time.Untuk CTOS pula, kalau sebelum ni anda pernah jadi guarantor, malas bayar hutang Court Mammoth, telco, motor ansuran kedai, sila cek CTOS ya.

15. Bayar PTPTN tanpa dipinta, jangan sampai tertunggak

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Dah hutang, mestilah kena bayar, kan. Masing-masing dah sedap guna duit PTPTN tu buat beli iPhone, tengok wayang, belanja makwe, melancong ke oversea, takkan nak buat-buat lupa pula.Kenapa PTPTN masuk CCRIS? Senang cerita, sebab ramai sangat peminjam PTPTN senior kita dulu yang ghaib dan liat nak bayar hutang. Bila hutang dah sampai berbilion ringgit masih belum langsai, PTPTN pun mula resah gelisah.Akhirnya CCRIS muncul untuk memaksa peminjam PTPTN bayar hutang-hutang lama tu. Kalau tak nak bayar juga, tak dapatlah kita beli kereta, rumah dan tak dapat kahwin sebab personal loan tak lulus. Eh!

16. Beli rumah ikut kemampuan, kecil pun takpa

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Kalau gaji anda bermula dengan RM2,500, dapat beli rumah pertama harga RM150,000 pun dah cukup bagus. Dengan harga tu, kalau di Selangor dan pinggiran Kuala Lumpur mungkin boleh dapat flat ataupun apartmen medium cost.Belilah rumah macam ni di pasaran subsale. Ia pasti permulaan yang bagus untuk anda pergi lebih jauh dalam pelaburan hartanah.Rumah besar, modal deposit dan kos-kos lain pun besar juga. Sekurang-kurangnya 15% daripada harga rumah. Rumah kecil RM100,000 perlukan modal RM15,000 je.Rumah RM300,000 pula perlukan modal RM45,000. Keluarga kita pun kan kecil lagi. Mengapa bayar lebih untuk bilik yang tidak berpenghuni.

17. Rajinkan diri untuk cari ilmu hartanah dan kewangan

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Pembeli rumah pertama biasa teruja dengan pelbagai iklan dan tawaran. Itu macam bagus. Ini pun macam bagus. Jangan ikut nafsu, tapi ikut ilmu. Ilmu bukan datang bergolek tapi perlu dicari.Sebelum melabur pada hartanah, lebih baik melabur dahulu pada ilmu. Takut-takut nanti duit untuk melabur entah ke mana. Duit 'melebur' lagi adalah. Cari ilmu kewangan dan hartanah secepat mungkin.Kalau anda bijak, memang boleh cepat tangkap. Kalau tak, sampai ke sudahlah tak yakin nak beli rumah. Selepas dapat ilmu, pasti datang sekali keyakinan.Banyak sangat cara nak dapat ilmu tu semua. Datang seminar, baca buku, ebook atau boleh follow FB sifu-sifu berkaitan yang langsung tak lokek ilmu.

18. Bergaul dengan kawan-kawan yang positif

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Bila nak beli rumah, kita kena berjimat simpan duit. Kalau dah berjimat tu, faham-fahamlah. Setakat kena ejek dan perli tu biasa. Sekali sekala, sembanglah pasal kewangan dan hartanah kat kawan-kawan kita.Untung-untung, kawan kita yang negatif tu, semua akan jadi positif untuk beli rumah cepat. Kalau tak dapat nak buat apa lagi, tukar kawan terus.Tak saya nafikan, memang generasi Y sekarang ni lain macam. Tak boleh langsung dinasihat melainkan mereka sendiri yang bersedia untuk menerima. Yang ego tinggi sangat tu, rugilah anda.Ingat ni, orang lain takda hak untuk tentukan cara kita berbelanja. Duit kita adalah hak kita. Bila kita susah, bukannya mereka akan bayarkan hutang-hutang kita tu pun.

19. Bina networking dan support group

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Kalau nak tanya apa-apa, senang. Boleh tanya dan terus dapat jawapan. Macam saya, saya ada group WhatsApp MISI MENCARI RUMAH dan STALKER HARTANAH. Daripada dua group ni, saya dapat info hartanah dan networking kaw-kaw daripada sifu-sifu, banker, lawyer, ejen hartanah.Walaupun anda masih belum bersedia untuk beli rumah, tapi bila dah diberi peluang masuk group tu, binalah ukhwah semantap-mantapnya dengan ahli dalam group tu. Bukannya diam, sunyi, sepi. Bila kena kick keluar, tahu pula mengggelabah. Eh!

20. Beli rumah pertama sebelum berkahwin

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Cari rumah subsale (second hand) sekurang-kurangnya 30% di bawah harga pasaran, dapat cash back. Boleh guna untuk majlis kahwin dan modal beli rumah kedua pula. Bakal pak mertua pun seronok bila tahu bakal menantunya dah ada rumah. Terus green light. Rumah dapat, orang rumah pun dapat. Bijak!Pesanan saya, kalau anda belum berkahwin, belilah rumah pertama dulu. Akhir kata, jangan dikejar status kahwin muda kalau kita sendiri tak reti nak bersedia. Biarlah kahwin lewat pun takpa, lebih banyak masa untuk berbakti kepada ibu bapa.

Jadi, macam mana nak memiliki 4 rumah sebelum umur 30 tahun ni?

Guna kesemua 20 tip ni untuk beli rumah pertama, lepas tu anda automatik akan tahu dah macam mana nak beli rumah kedua, ketiga dan keempat.Kalau tak sempat kejar, beli dua rumah sebelum umur 30 tahun, kemudian cepat-cepat kahwin dengan pasangan yang ada dua rumah juga. 2 + 2 = 4. Siap! HahaSumbangan artikel daripada Harith Faisal.

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[PHOTOS] Look At All The Ways People Have Repurposed Old Singer Sewing Machines

If you've lived through the 80s and 90s, chances are you've owned or seen one of the old Singer sewing machines

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Some of you probably still have this sturdy beauty sitting at home. Whether you're still using it as a sewing machine or as a table, it certainly has a permanent spot in our hearts.

Seen as an antique today, people have repurposed their old Singer sewing machines into pretty awesome household items, such as these beautiful sinks...

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This elegant sink below is apparently selling on Etsy for over RM5,000 and at the time of writing, there's only one left!

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More common are these conversions into small tables, which add a hint of character

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Others turned them into these gorgeous, vintage-looking dressing tables

Not gonna lie, kinda wish I had one of these, ahem, hi mother.

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The fact that this dessert table was once a sewing machine definitely adds more 'flavour' to any home

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And check out this minibar!

Spot the hanging wine glasses and the smart wine compartments. Um, yes please.

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Some people even use it as a stovetop

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And others made very minimal changes or turned them into sophisticated centrepieces

Here's a library card catalogue organiser that was placed atop an old Singer sewing machine legs:

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And this emerald green refurbish matches perfectly with the potted Sansevieria.

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In what other ways can the Singer sewing machine be transformed? Let us know!

Check out this old Singer advertisement and other nostalgic treasures from old Malaysia:

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9 Actually Cool, Non-Touristy Things to Do In New York City

Have you ever dreamed of going to New York?

The crazy hustle and bustle of city life blended with so many cultures, languages, cuisines, and people - it's no wonder NYC is also known as the Capital of the World.If you've always wanted to make the trip across the pond, now's your chance! Find out how you can travel to The Big Apple on a fully sponsored guided trip with Kiehl's City of Festivities at the bottom of this story ;)

Here are some suggestions of non-touristy things to do in New York to make your trip a unique one:

1. The Cloisters - check out medieval European art, architecture, and artifacts

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This annex of the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art is hidden away in the gorgeous Fort Tryon Park. It houses an impressive collection of items dating back to medieval European times including artwork, artifacts, and illuminated manuscripts.

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The building itself is a gorgeous display of medieval architecture and has been used as a filming location in multiple movies.Location: 99 Margaret Corbin Dr, New York, NY 10040, USA

2. Smorgasburg - try all kinds of yummy food from all around the world

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Smorgasburg is the largest weekly open-air food market in America where over 100 vendors set up stalls to offer visitors a diverse selection of food from all around the world. Bring an empty stomach and a full wallet 'cause you're going to be so spoiled for choice!

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And if you've ever wanted to try some of the most viral food trends of recent years like ramen burgers, raindrop cakes, or rainbow bagels, this is the place to get your hands on all of them.Location: 90 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

3. Ghosts of New York walking tour - explore the darker side of the city

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Are you a fan of urban legends and the paranormal? Go on a guided tour of some of The Big Apple's most haunted spots. Ghosts of New York has a bunch of themed tours, such as Ghosts of Grand Central and Ghosts of Museums.

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Pick whichever meets your fancy and go on a thrilling journey through dimly lit alleyways, haunted mansions, and other spooky spots. Maybe you'll even see some famous spirits if you're (un)lucky - how'd you like to meet the ghost of Edgar Allen Poe, John Lennon, or Eleanor Roosevelt?Click here for a complete list of tour locations.

4. The Strand - browse through one of the biggest collection of books in the city

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This self-proclaimed home to "18 miles of books" is every bookworm's paradise! Lose yourself within the seemingly endless ceiling-high shelves that take up all three stories of this not so little independent bookstore. You'll definitely lose track of time as you browse through their vast collection that includes everything from popular bestsellers to more obscure titles.

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Most impressively, they even have glass cabinets displaying some truly rare and precious first-edition books! They also have this nifty credit exchange system that lets you sell back your books in exchange for store credit, applicable to any in-store purchase.Location: 828 Broadway, New York, NY 10003, USA

5. Hajji's - eat like a true New Yorker

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Forget about pizza, hot dogs, and bagels, this local favourite is a must-eat! This humble deli's actual name is Blue Sky Deli & Grocery (that's what you'll see on the signboard outside), but apparently everyone calls it Hajji's instead.

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Head on over and order yourself a chopped cheese and prepare to have one of the cheapest yet yummiest meals in all of New York. The hero style sandwich is filled with a generous helping of fresh-off-the-grill chopped beef, melted American cheese, lettuce, tomato, hot sauce, and mayo. Simple, but super satisfying!Location:  2135 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10029, USA

6. Brandy’s Piano Bar - have a fun and exciting night out with good music

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Hidden away on a side street in the most unlikely of places, Brandy's is one of the Upper East Side's best-kept secrets. For over 35 years, this intimate spot has been acting as a stage for some impressive musical talents to showcase their stuff and boy will they blow you away.

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Every night brings a new slew of performances accompanied by a live pianist (who takes requests btw) that'll have the crowd singing along to everything from popular hits, to jazz numbers, and even some Broadway classics. There's a minimum order of two drinks per person so pick your poison and settle in for a fantastic night ahead.Location: 235 E 84th St, New York, NY 10028, USA

7. Chelsea Piers - let loose and unleash your sporty side

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Don't let it's scenic location on the Hudson River fool you, this is the place to go if you're the sporty type that loves staying active even while on holiday. Locals will tell you that Chelsea Piers is the best place to get your adrenaline pumping by trying your hand at over 25 different types of sports and activities.

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The options are endless - gymnastics, parkour, rock climbing, kayaking, ice skating, ice hockey, baseball, bowling, basketball, football, swimming, and much more! If you're up for a challenge, keep a look out for some of their unique experiences like the rooftop trapeze class.Location: 23rd Street & Hudson River Park, 62 Chelsea Piers, New York, NY 10011, USA

8. Socrates Sculpture Park - watch local artists create some truly unique art pieces

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This 4.5-acre city park was built over an abandoned landfill back in 1986. Now, it plays host to large-scale sculpture exhibitions throughout the year, participated in by various local artists and activists. Overlooking the Manhattan skyline, the park is the largest outdoor space in New York that's dedicated to exhibiting sculptures.

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A lot of the displayed pieces there are created on-site in the outdoor artist studio space available there, which allows visitors to actually see and learn more about the art-making process. The park doesn't have a permanent collection, which means there's always something new to check out. It also occasionally hosts fun events like workshops, markets, and even an outdoor cinema in the summer.Location: 32-01 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, NY 11106, USA

9. North Woods (Central Park) - go on a hunt for hidden waterfalls

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Central Park itself may be a popular tourist destination but many don't know that there are actually some man-made waterfalls hidden throughout the park! Most of them are located in the Ravine, which is part of the 90-acre wooded area in the north section of the park, aptly called the North Woods.

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The Ravine is filled with huge boulders and stone bridges, and was designed to make you feel like you're walking through the Adirondack Mountains. The cool thing about the waterfalls is that the water is actually New York City's drinking water! The water is supplied to the waterfalls via a hidden pipe near the Pool Grotto on West 100th Street.Location: Enter from the West side through Glen Span Arch around 102nd Street.

Would you like to have your own NYC experience for free?

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Kiehl's is an American beauty brand that specialises in premium skin, hair, and body products. Did you know it started as a single pharmacy in the East Village back in 1851?

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With more than 250 retail stores worldwide, the one you absolutely have to check out is Kiehl's flagship store in Manhattan at Third Avenue and East 13th Street when you get to New York City!But how will you get to NYC?

Kiehl's is sending 10 lucky winners to New York, and one of them could be you!

All you have to do is create your online avatar/character here, and submit a story in the form of text or video about how Kiehl's has played a role in your life. And if you want to up your chances of winning, share your avatar on Facebook and get your friends to vote for your story!

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The top 10 winners will win a trip of a lifetime to New York! Meanwhile, 20 finalists will receive products worth RM1,500 each.There are even bonus challenges that give out amazing rewards so everyone can be a winner!Get all the details on Kiehl's website now!

Be a Kiehl's citizen and stand a chance to win a free trip to New York! Get more info here.

We've got you covered for non-touristy things to do in some other countries too:

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There's so much waiting to be discovered.

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There Is No Such Thing As "Samurais"

1. It's the "fuls" not the "cups"

The plural of "cupful" is "cupfuls."
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2. There is no such thing as "MEDIAS"

The plural of "medium" is "media."
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3. There is no such thing as "SAMURAIS"

The plural of "samurai" is "samurai."
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In English, the plural of "samurai" is "samurai." This is because it is a class of person.

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4. There is no such thing as "CRISISES"

The plural of "crisis" is "crises."
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5. It's the "passers", not the "bys"

The plural of "passer-by" is "passers-by".
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6. There is no such thing as "WIFES"

The plural of "wife" is "wives."
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7. It's the "mothers", not the "laws"

The plural of "mother-in-law" is "mothers-in-law."
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8. There is no such thing as "PHENOMENAS"

The plural of "phenomenon" is "phenomena."
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9. There is no such thing as "CRITERIAS"

The plural of "criterion" is "criteria."
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10. There is no such thing as "DATAS"

The plural of "datum" is "data."
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Hmm...

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Pemuda Order Butter Chicken, Tapi Dapat Pula 'Ayam Celup Susu' Ini Cetus Perdebatan Ramai

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Hidangan lauk seperti buttermilk chicken merupakan kegemaran ramai

Selain menjadi comfort food orang ramai, penyediaan buttermilk chicken ini juga sangat mudah kerana bahan yang sikit. Cara memasaknya juga tidak susah. Namun, baru-baru ini tular sebuah video di TikTok yang memaparkan seorang pemuda membeli nasi buttermilk chicken tetapi lain pula yang diterimanya telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat posting penuh itu di bawah:

To all merchant/shop owner kedai toye ke semua.Kalau tak reti buat butter chicken TOLONG JANGAN JUAL. Sekian pic.twitter.com/kBYZctdu9Q— miji (@mijiiiiiiiii) January 4, 2023

Order buttermilk chicken, tapi dapat pula kuah warna cair dan banjir likat

Menerusi posting berkenaan, kelihatan gambar nasi buttermilk chicken yang telah dipesan oleh seorang pemuda. Lebih mengejutkan adalah apabila nasi yang dipesan itu tak sama rupanya dengan buttermilk chicken. Kuahnya sangat cair warnanya. Ketulan ayam juga tidak kelihatan. Pemuda itu sangat kesal dengan pesanannya. Dia siap menulis kapsyen "To all merchant/shop owner kedai toye ke semua.Kalau tak reti buat butter chicken TOLONG JANGAN JUAL. Sekian".

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"Mula-mula i tengok gambar tak baca caption ingatkan pulut durian dengan serawa tu" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya posting itu yang kini meraih sehingga 345K views, 1K retweets, 458 quote tweets, 2K likes di Twitter, rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi masing-masing. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di Twitter:

Tak tak i rasa dia buat nasi ayam susu — miji (@mijiiiiiiiii) January 4, 2023

Muntah baby ke ni — ain |    (@syazaaing) January 4, 2023

First thing i fikir lepas buka plastik — miji (@mijiiiiiiiii) January 4, 2023

Tau tak macam mana nak “repair” masakn ni — miji (@mijiiiiiiiii) January 4, 2023

Tanpa baca caption aku ingat kucing muntah dkt nasi dia— PiuPiu (@wanymarz) January 5, 2023

Tau tak macam mana nak “repair” masakn ni — miji (@mijiiiiiiiii) January 4, 2023

ayam celup susu— Syahmi (@syxhmialias) January 4, 2023

Susu pakai susu tepung — miji (@mijiiiiiiiii) January 4, 2023

Ayam mac and cheese. Yang ni version terlebih kuah pulak — miji (@mijiiiiiiiii) January 4, 2023

Ayam pun sikit  makn nasi dengan kuah susu — miji (@mijiiiiiiiii) January 4, 2023

Makanan baby lagi sedap i rasa — miji (@mijiiiiiiiii) January 4, 2023

Hm, nak telan pun tak lalu rasanya! :(

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Azhar Harun To Officially Step Down As Dewan Rakyat Speaker On 18 December

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Incumbent Dewan Rakyat Speaker Tan Sri Azhar Azizan Harun  will officially step down from his post a day before the august house meets

He told The Star that he must vacate the chair of the Speaker by midnight on 18 December to comply with the Federal Constitution, adding that there will no Speaker when the Dewan Rakyat convenes.The first session of the 15th Parliament will commence with the meeting of the Dewan Rakyat, which is scheduled for two days on Monday, 19 December, and Tuesday, 20 December.

This may see the Dewan Rakyat holding a vote to elect a new Speaker

According to Azhar, the proceedings will be conducted by Dewan Rakyat secretary Dr Nizam Mydin Bacha Mydin, who will first call the august house to order."Then comes the process of electing a Speaker. If there is only one name proposed, the secretary will proclaim the Speaker, who will then take his oath. However, an election must be held if more than one candidate is proposed for the post by the respective parties," The Star quoted Azhar as saying.For the record, Azhar was appointed in July 2020 during an unprecedented political move that saw Tan Sri Mohamad Ariff Md Yusof becoming the first Speaker to be removed since independence. Azhar's appointment was unopposed after the opposition was not allowed to nominate an alternative candidate.

A file photo of Tan Sri Azhar Azizan Harun.
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11 Restoran Masakan Kelantan 'Sedak Belako' Yang Wajib Anda Cuba Di KL & PJ

1. House Of Nasi Kerabu

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Inginkan Nasi Kerabu dengan lauk yang istimewa? Nasi Kerabu di sini bukan biasa-biasa saja! Pilih daripada pelbagai lauk yang lain daripada lain seperti daging Wagyu, Lamb Chop, Ketam Percik, Udang Galah dan banyak lagi.Alamat: House Of Nasi Kerabu, Lot G89, Jalan SG Prima 3, Prima Seri Gombak, Batu Caves, SelangorWaktu Operasi:11 pagi - 11 malam (Selasa - Jumaat)11 pagi - 11.30 malam (Sabtu & Ahad)Tutup setiap IsninNo. Telefon: +603 6188 2426Status: HalalDapatkan maklumat lanjut di: Facebook | Instagram

2. Nasi Kak Wok

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Sesi food-hunting masakan Kelantan tak akan lengkap jika anda belum berkunjung ke Restoran Nasi Cikgu Sue. Terkenal dengan masakan asli yang teramat sedap, hidangan mesti-cuba di sini ialah hidangan signaturenya iaitu Nasi Cikgu Sue. Nikmati nasi putih panas-panas dihidangkan dengan ayam goreng, kuah berempah dan sambal belacan. Memang terangkat!

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Yang sukakan kuih akok boleh dapatkannya di sini juga! Teksturnya elok berkedut dan rasanya pula tidak terlalu manis. ;)Cawangan: Ampang | ITBM Wangsa MajuStatus: HalalDapatkan maklumat lanjut di: Facebook

3. Restoran Tuu Dok Ko @ Batu Caves

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Restoran ini menjadi tumpuan ramai untuk hidangan breakfast yang cukup menyelerakan. Untuk yang sukakan Laksam bolehlah mencuba hidangan lemak berkrim ini di restoran ini. Nasi Dagang pun ada!Alamat: Restoran Tuu Dok Ko, Jalan Samudera Utara 2, Taman Samudra, Batu Caves, SelangorWaktu Operasi:6.30 pagi - 5pm (Selasa - Ahad)Tutup setiap IsninNo. Telefon: +6012 605 5415Status: HalalDapatkan maklumat lanjut di: Facebook

4. Gerai Amer Kelantan @ Chow Kit

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Bukan mudah untuk mencari Sup Belut di KL, tetapi hidangan special ini ada tersedia di Gerai Amer Kelantan ini! Untuk sedikit kelainan, anda boleh juga mencuba Maggi Tom Yam Belut di sini.Alamat: Gerai Amer Kelantan, Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman, Chow Kit, Kuala LumpurNo. Telefon: +6013 449 6969Status: Halal

5. Restoran MZ Darul Naim @ Kampung Baru

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Dengan pilihan lauk power semuanya, tidak hairanlah mengapa kedai nasi campur ini sentiasa penuh setiap kali waktu makan tengah hari menjelma. Daripada gulai kawah ke ikan masak singgang, semuanya ada di sini. Jangan lupa cicah budu!Alamat: Restoran MZ Darul Naim, No. 64, Lorong Haji Hussein 2, Kampung Baru, Kuala LumpurWaktu Operasi: 7 pagi - 1 pagi (setiap hari)No. Telefon: +6019 905 1130Status: Halal

6. Choleq @ Kajang

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Rojak versi Pantai Timur di restoran Choleq ini pasti menangkap selera! Rojak penuh oomph ini dihidangkan dengan udang celup tepung, keropok ikan dan sayuran segar.

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Selain itu, anda juga boleh mencuba pelbagai pilihan lauk seafood yang menggabungkan masakan Kelantan dan Thai di sini!Alamat: No. 1, Aras G, Jalan Reko Sentral 1, Reko Sentral, KajangWaktu Operasi: 5 petang - 2 pagi (setiap hari)No. Telefon: +6011 2158 8446Status: HalalDapatkan maklumat lanjut di: Facebook | Instagram

7. Restoran Nasi Kerabu Keramat @ Taman Sri Rampai

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Peminat Nasi Kerabu pastinya tidak mahu terlepas untuk mencuba hidangan klasik ini di sini, dihidangkan lengkap bersama solok lada dan daging bakar.

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Selain Nasi Kerabu, anda boleh juga mencuba Nasi Tumpang authentic di sini!Alamat: Restoran Nasi Kerabu Keramat, No. 9, Jalan 46B/26, Taman Sri Rampai, Kuala LumpurWaktu Operasi:7.30 pagi - 6 petang (Sabtu - Khamis)Tutup setiap JumaatNo. Telefon: +603-4143 2778Status: Halal Dapatkan maklumat lanjut di: Facebook

8. Kak La Nasi Berlauk @ Sentul

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Nasi berlauk di sini cukup popular untuk sarapan pagi, jadi pastikan anda datang awal sebelum lauk habis! Antara pilihan lauk di sini termasuklah puyuh goreng, gulai ayam kampung, dan daging bakar.

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Jangan lupa untuk cuba Nasi Kerabu yang cukup memuaskan juga di sini! Dihidangkan dengan  ayam goreng panas-panas, nasinya dilengkapkan lagi dengan kerisik dan kuah sambal kick!Alamat: Kak La Nasi Berlauk, No. 653, Jalan Changkat, Sentul, Kuala LumpurWaktu Operasi: 7.30 pagi - 12 malam (Jumaat - Rabu)Status: Halal

9. Kelantan Stop USJ @ USJ

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Mengutamakan konsep "harga kaki lima, rasa lima bintang", anda boleh menjamah Nasi Kerabu dan Nasi Kak Wok budget-friendly di sini!Alamat: Kelantan Stop USJ, No. 2, Jalan USJ 14/1l, USJ 14, Subang Jaya, SelangorWaktu Operasi:7.30 pagi - 7 malam (Isnin - Sabtu)Tutup setiap AhadNo. Telefon: +6019 272 9040Status: Halal Dapatkan maklumat lanjut di: Facebook | Instagram

10. Restoran Capital @ Uptown Damansara

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Yang inginkan Nasi Dagang Kelantan pula bolehlah berkunjung ke kedai bertempat di Uptown Damansara ini! Lengkapkan nasi dagang anda bersama pelbagai pilihan lauk klasik seperti Gulai Ikan Tongkol.Alamat: No. 29, Jalan SS 21/1a, Damansara Utama, Petaling Jaya, SelangorWaktu Operasi:8.30 pagi - 9 malam (Isnin - Sabtu)8.30 pagi - 4.30 petang (Ahad)No. Telefon: +6012 921 5200Status: HalalDapatkan maklumaat lanjut di: Facebook

11. Chunburi Seafood @ Kampung Baru

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Selain masakan seafood menarik, ramai yang rambang mata jadinya dengan pilihan kuih-muih asli Kelantan di sini! Jika inginkan Lompat Tikam asli, di sinilah tempat untuk mencubanya.

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Untuk yang sukakan Pulut Mangga, bolehlah mencuba dessert popular ini di sini juga!

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Alamat: No. 7 Jalan Raja Muda Musa, Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur Waktu Operasi: 12 tengah hari - 12 malam (setiap hari)No. Telefon: +6012 303 0176Status: Halal

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These Are Probably 12 Of The Coolest Jobs In The World

1. Every day is a holiday thanks to your job as a vacation tester. You get paid to enjoy!

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Job description: Some people wake up dreading to go to work. You wake up to the sight of the beach, or the mountains, or wherever really. Bottomline: The scenery is beautiful. Your responsibility includes test-driving some of the destination's most desirable offerings before the rest of the world does. Did we mention about the breathtaking views too?Average salary: Unknown but hey, you're on holiday!

Notable example: "To do my job well, I definitely need to be able to walk the talk," Schilling-Wheeler, the Senior Director of Sales and Marketing for the O'ahu Visitors Bureau says. "I've got to go out and experience the destinations."Still, while the opportunities her job affords her to take advantage of a place she calls "paradise," Schilling-Wheeler says the most fulfilling part of her job is building bonds with the community and leveraging her connections to craft vacation experiences that are pleasing to visitors as well as respectful of the island's rich traditions.

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2. It's happy hour during working hours as a beer tester

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Job description: The centuries-old position of beer and ale taster has been reintroduced as the "best job in the world." Fine epicurians, they taste beer, write about beer, judge beer, put a value on the beer for the sellers, and ultimately, they drink beer all day long. Drinking on the job is mandatory. Average salary: USD42,000 (RM175,000) per year.

Notable example: Like many men, Steve Bruntlett loves beer. When he stops in at his local for a pint, he will rarely leave before drinking three. For the best part of 20 years Bruntlett has worked for Marston’s Brewery, travelling to the pubs where their beers are served to check that bar staff are pulling the perfect pint.

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P.S: Carlsberg recently offered the opportunity for Malaysians to be a Carlsberg beer taster. The pay? RM10,000 for only 8 hours of work in 2 days! They will be chauffeured and given the luxury of enjoying ice cold Carlsberg beer during work! Wonder who got recruited? Find out here!

3. Slip and slide, and just have fun as a waterslide tester

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Job description: If adrenaline is your thing then this job is for you! The job involves riding and rating the company's water chutes in exotic locations. You'll then rate each slide based on the amount of "splash" and "adrenaline rush". Obviously way better than being stuck in a cubicle.Average salary: £20,000 (RM120,000) per year.Notable example: In 2013, Sebastian Smith got the ultimate graduate job, as a water slide tester for First Choice. Smith will be expected to rate the slides for biggest splash” and “adrenaline factor”.

You don't have to wait until you get a job as a waterside tester, ride them at the Melaka Wonderland Theme Park with these Groupon coupons

4. Get snuggly, comfy and go back to bed for work as a duvet tester

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Job description: Employees are required to test out various types of bedding to determine the best ones to go into production. Sleeping on the job is highly encouragedAverage salary Not specified, but you get to sleep on it!Notable example: John Lewis, a department store in the UK employs a specialist duvet tester who picks out the most comfortable bedding for customers by testing it out first. Jo Unsworth is currently in the role and says "'It's probably the only career where sleeping on the job is actively encouraged."

5. Rub shoulders with A-list celebrities - as a seat filler at award shows

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Job description: A seat filler is a person who fills in an empty seat during an event to make it look to the television audience as if there is not an empty seat in the house. You could be sitting next to Scarlett Johanssen!Average salary: Seat fillers don't usually get compensation but you do get bragging rights and at least a free meal!

Notable example: Monica Enriquez, who has been a seat filler for many events, says she's sat next to Jake Gyllenhaal, Brad Pitt, and even had Julia Roberts smile at her. At the Emmy Awards, she was sitting behind Sofia Vergara when the Modern Family star's dress had a wardrobe malfunction. Enriquez got to be there to see Vergara's team sweep her out during a commercial break and have her return again with a perfectly sewn dress.

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6. Eat to your heart's content as a livestream eater (Mok-Bang)

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Job description: Turn on your computer, go online, eat, get paid. That is all.Average salary: USD8,800 (RM37,000) per month.

Notable example: Every night at 10, thousands of Koreans tune in to watch Choi Ji-hwan eating on streaming video.The chubby-cheeked 24-year-old offers up a cooking lesson and then, in his main online act, devours a dish like kimchi pork stew in a wild, comic performance meant to make clear how much he enjoys a good meal.

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You'll definitely feel hungry watching this at home. Order some Pizza Hut with these Pizza hut coupons to satisfy that craving while you tune in to Choi Ji-hwan.

7. Stay in bed all day err day (literally) as a professional sleeper

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Job description: All the time sleeping in school has been preparing you for this job: a professional sleeper. Your job just requires you to sleep in and just give your feedbacks. Average salary: USD31,000 (RM129,000) per year.Notable example: NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) offered someone the chance to stay in bed for 70 days for a salary of £11,000 (RM67,000). Applicants will not be required to do anything at all except stay in bed.

8. Every day is a holiday when you're a caretaker of a private island

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Job description: If you love the sun and the beach, then this is the job for you. Your daily activities include snorkelling, relaxing on the beach, and writing about your experiences on a blog.Average salary: USD111,000 (RM463,000) for a 6 month gig.

Notable example: Ben Southall, now 37, from Petersfield, Hampshire, beat nearly 35,000 applicants for the dream position. 'At the time I saw the advert, I thought it would be like living on a desert island like Tom Hanks in Castaway,' the former charity fundraiser told the BBC.'It became bigger the further it went on. It was after I won when I did a ten-minute slot on the Oprah Winfrey show which was broadcast in 140 countries that I thought, "This is pretty big now", he added.

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9. Get paid to go to the movies instead of paying for them as a movie critic

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Job description: Your job requires you to watch and enjoy movies while giving your comments on it afterwards.Average salary: USD82,000 (RM342,000) per year.

Notable example: Roger Ebert is the most widely recognized movie critic ever. He's been cranking out entertaining, witty, and often heartfelt reviews for the Chicago Sun Times since 1967, forging a 40-plus-year career that's seen him conquer print media, the online blogosphere, and even television.

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10. Check, test, and caress expensive, luxury cars as a personal Ferrari shopper

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Job description: Traveling the world to inspect and buy multimillion dollar classic Ferraris for clients.Average salary: Unknown but hey, you get to test drive Ferraris first before the owner does!

Notable example: Marcel Massini's typical work day has him lifting the hoods and kicking (very gently) the wheels of the most expensive Ferraris ever built. And if he likes what he sees, he can pull the trigger to shell out multimillions on a super rare super car.What can be bad about Ferrari shopping? Massini said, "If you are too tight with the money, it's no real fun." The super rich give Massini millions of dollars, euros or pounds to do their shopping because he's one of the top Ferrari experts around and because he can spot a real bargain. Massini told us bringing home a classic Ferrari for just over $1 million is, "almost a steal."

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11. Be a boss but without all the responsibilities as a fake executive

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Job description: If you're Caucasian, this may be for you. Your job is to attend events in Asian countries as a distinguished guest. You may be asked to give speeches and to pose for pictures with other executives.Average salary: $1,000 (RM3,900) a week.

Notable example: “I think it says a lot about the business culture here,” said Mitch Moxley, a freelance writer living in Beijing who was hired to be a fake businessman for a high-tech company building a factory in Dongying, five hours south of Beijing. “Face is hugely important in China, and having foreigners in suits I guess gives some credibility to the companies. You’d be amazed how often this happens.”The job would entail attending some dinners, going to a ceremony and touring the factory once a day. The rest of the time, he and the other “executives” sat in fly-ridden office, where they slept, read magazines and joked around.

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12. When you're a video game tester, your parents no longer have excuses to yell at you for playing video games

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Job description:  Remember the times your parents deterred you from playing video games because there's "no future"? Well there is and it comes in the form of a video game tester. Their challenge, should they choose to accept it, is to take on a quality-assurance role, playing an unreleased game over and over and over again. In this way, they'll be able to see whether they can "break" the game or identify any bugs in it before it ships out to the general public.Average salary: USD55,000 (RM229,000) per year.

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Notable example: Brent Gocke, Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) Senior Release Manager himself found himself in that scenario. A fresh college graduate who had started working in real estate, around the mid 2000’s he found the market tanking and knew he needed to transition into a new career. He enjoyed playing video games so he tried to enter through the quality assurance (QA) department as a video game tester so he could learn about the industry. He didn’t have the qualifications that game developers and producers had, and QA positions had the least amount of prerequisites. Gocke went straight for Sony and the big publishers because he knew he was looking at this as the entry-level position in a lifelong career. Eventually, he grew within the company and ended up as a senior release manager, gaining experience and contacts as we went up the corporate ladder.

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12 Meals In PJ And KL That Cost Less Than RM15 Including Delivery

Disclaimer: This list is arranged in no particular order.

1. Soul Western Kitchen (Non-halal)

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Soul Western Kitchen can deliver RM6.90 to RM14.90 meals, such as pork bacon aglio olio, pork bacon carbonara, pork bolognese, and grilled chicken or pork chop. Delivery charges are only RM3 to several areas in Klang Valley, including Sri Petaling, Bukit Jalil, Puchong, Old Klang Road, and Taman Desa. Delivery is free for orders above RM50.Phone: +6017-8795850+6016-3226930You can find out more info on their Facebook page.

2. Spargo Eats (Pork-free)

Beef rendang.
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Satay with fried rice.
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Can't decide what to eat? Spargo Eats has made it easy by offering only six dishes, including chicken rendang with rice or beef rendang with rice for only RM14.90.They also have curry chicken with rice, nasi lemak, satay with fried rice, and prawn mee available - all under RM15!They offer free delivery to:- Kota Damansara- TTDI- Kayu Ara- Damansara Perdana - Bandar Utama- Sunway Damansara- Mutiara Damansara- Damansara UtamaPhone: +6016-4473448 (WhatsApp)Facebook | Instagram

3. Go Thai SS2 (Non-halal)

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Go Thai in PJ sells tom yam fried rice, pineapple fried rice, and pad thai - all below RM15.They also have smaller bites like pandan chicken, fish cake, moo ping, mango salad, and other appetisers.Order through Foodpanda for free delivery.Facebook | Instagram

4. Chungga (Pork-free)

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There's truly nothing as comforting as a loaf of homemade bread made with love!Chungga makes sourdough and other fresh loaves of bread from scratch. Depending on which flavour, each loaf can cost anything between RM10 and RM15. Free delivery is available for the PJ area. Orders need to be made two to three days in advance.You can DM them on their Instagram.

5. Dáo (Pork-free)

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Craving for a homey dessert like tau fu fah? Dáo can deliver fresh soya bean and tau fu fah desserts to your doorstep. You can have a choice of ginger, brown, or white syrup. They are currently doing deliveries through GrabFood.Facebook | Instagram

6. Thong Kee Cafe (Non-halal)

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If you're missing the hawker breakfast life, Thong Kee is delivering their popular Hainan toast bread and kaya, roti steam with butter and kaya, Hainan toast with ham and cheese, and their other breakfast specialties.They are also delivering their frothy cham and teh ais - a good teatime break while you work.You can enjoy breakfast or teatime with your family in your home for the exact same price as sitting in the hawker if you order on Foodpanda (free delivery).With every minimum order of RM20, you will get 30% discount with the code: PANDAPAL.Check out their Facebook page.

7. Uncle Don's (Non-halal)

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Uncle Don's has several outlets all over Klang Valley offering a wide range of meals. Some of them include grilled chicken or pork chop, German pork steak, burgers, pasta, pizza, wild boar curry, and other local dishes.Each meal only costs between RM10 and RM15. If you order through Foodpanda, you can get free delivery. With the PANDAPAL discount code, you can also get 30% off your bill with every minimum purchase of RM20. Check out their Facebook page.

8. The Ganga Cafe (Vegetarian)

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Get your Indian food cravings fixed by ordering from The Ganga Cafe. They have naan, tandoori, tosai, and a variety of other vegetarian food options all below RM15.If you order through Foodpanda, you can get it delivered for free. On top of that, you can use the PANDAPAL discount code to get an additional 30% off with every minimum purchase of RM20.Phone:+603-74943826. (Bangsar)+603-77843826 (PJ)Facebook | Instagram

9. Farmer's Street (Halal)

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If you're not in the mood to cook, Farmer's Street makes amazing Nyonya food, such as chicken curry kapitan with rice, pong teh chicken with rice, and assam pedas fish with rice. They also have assam laksa, Nyonya curry mee, and black pepper chicken just to name a few - all under the RM15 budget.You can get free delivery through Foodpanda. The meals also qualify for a 30% discount if you order a minimum purchase of RM20 and use the code: PANDAPAL.Facebook | Instagram

10. Bake Plan (Pork-free)

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Can't find bread in stores? Don't worry. This shop in PJ sells homemade loaves of bread for RM5, croissants, and other pastries for under RM10 excluding delivery charges.They are available on GrabFood.Facebook | Instagram

11. Elsie's Kitchen by WanEli (Non-halal)

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Elsie's Kitchen by WanEli is offering free delivery for those who live within Section 17 and SS2.They have Hakka braised pork belly rice, curry pork rice, and siew yuk rice with soup for RM13.90.On top of that, you can get an additional 10% discount on your total bill during this time.You can order by calling or through WhatsApp.Phone:+6012-2973202Facebook | Instagram

12. Aroi Mak Mak Thai Restaurant (Non-halal)

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Enjoy lunch with a good bowl of tom yam, pork ball, chilli soup, dry pork ball, or green curry noodles - all of which cost RM13.70 each!Aroi Mak Mak is a Thai restaurant in Section 17, PJ that offers free delivery if you order through Foodpanda during this MCO period. Get an additional 30% off with every minimum purchase of RM20.Phone:+603-79542281+6011-18878870 (WhatsApp)Facebook | Instagram

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Pervert Caught Red-Handed Taking Upskirt Photos Of A Girl In Mid Valley

It was casual Saturday evening stroll in the mall for Kean and his girlfriend when they got onto the escalator beside Gardens Restaurant which leads up to the 3rd floor around 6.10pm

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But nothing prepared them for the sight that greeted them when they reached the top of the escalator...

Kean Yong, who was standing beside his girfriend, realised that a 31-year-old man - knees bent 90º with his phone placed on it - was secretly capturing the bottom of his girlfriend's skirt!

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Kean immediately confronted the man and asked him, “What are you doing?”

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The pervert just smiled and said, “I will delete it, just let me go," and kept trying to run away from the scene. The 21-year-old alone couldn’t capture the offender so they screamed for help.

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By this time, the screams had attracted enough attention, leading to passers-by coming to Kean's aid in bringing the guy to the mall's security office

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The pervert would not stop struggling and kept saying, “I will delete those pictures, let me go, I will change for the better."

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Hang on, that's not even the best bit!

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Turns out, this guy's phone’s photo album is full of upskirt videos and photographs!

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“When we checked his handphone, we found a lot of upskirt photographs and videos of other women, including those of the interior design student.However, we did not find any previous cases involving the man,” said Brickfields OCPD Asst Comm Sharul Othman Mansor.

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They were then advised to make a police report at KL’s Balai Polis Travers

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According to Kean, when they reached there, it was already about 8pm and most of the police officers looked tired. One merely commented, “Ini kes biasa, selalu ada kes macam ni.”.  When Kean tried to give statements explaining what has happened, the officer just brushed him off, saying "OK OK, ini nanti." and urged him to go home. “Why? Don’t I have to identify the culprit’s face and see that he’s properly caught?” wondered Kean who was also curious to find out about the offender. But the policeman just said, “The culprit is on the way to the police station, we will settle this issue.”

The suspect, in remand until tomorrow, is being investigated under Section 509 of the Penal Code for insulting the modesty of a woman

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If found guilty, the suspect will be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to five years or with fine or with both.


Mosques To Provide Shelter, Food & Support For Victims of Domestic Abuse In KL

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Selected mosques in the capital will soon serve as crisis transit centres for victims of domestic abuse

The initiative is spearheaded by the Federal Territories Islamic Religious Department (JAWI), and is administered under the purview of the Ministry of Women, Family, and Community Development.As part of JAWI's five-year plan to make mosques more relevant in the communities they serve, the centres will be a safe refuge for men and women from all walks of life, including both Muslims and non-Muslims.To kickstart the programme, two mosques will offer this facility immediately, namely the Federal Territory Mosque in Segambut and Al-Ghufran Mosque in Taman Pinggir Tun Dr Ismail, while a further 12 mosques will be added soon.Victims of physical or mental abuse by their partners will be given lodging, clothing, and food for a minimum of three days, according to a Bernama report.

Al-Ghufran Mosque as seen from the Damansara-Puchong Expressway (LDP).
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Victims who seek help will be provided protection on condition, as well as spiritual guidance and counselling services

"The mosque concerned will provide protection to the victim on condition that a police report related to the domestic violence case has been lodged," specified JAWI director Datuk Mohd Ajib Ismail to Bernama."If needed, an Emergency Protection Order has (sic) been issued by the Department of Social Welfare (JKM)."He elaborated that mosque officials will provide spiritual guidance for victims throughout their stay, as well as counselling services administered by JKM.It was not clarified if these supplementary services will be made mandatory for all, especially in the case of non-Muslims granted temporary asylum.

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A ministry spokesperson said this initiative was announced in response to a worrying uptrend in domestic abuse complainants

Department of Women's Development director-general Dr Zurina Abdul Hamid said that domestic abuse cases have risen sharply during the Movement Control Order (MCO) periods.In 2020, 5,260 cases were reported, as compared to just 3,263 in 2019. The first six months of 2021 alone, however, clocked in a staggering 3,970 incidences of reported domestic abuse."Between January and June 2020, (the ministry's helpline) Talian Kasih received 1,436 calls, and during the same period this year, 1,621 calls were received," Bernama quoted Zurina as saying.These numbers are concurred by multiple women's rights groups, one such being Women's Aid Organisation, who also rung the alarm in an earlier Malaysiakini op-ed."Through this project, we hope more victims of domestic violence will pluck up the courage to leave the place that is endangering their life and causing them hurt," concluded Zurina.

Asking for help is not a sign of weakness.
If you or anyone you know may be at risk of domestic violence, please call these Malaysian hotlines:

1. WOMEN'S AID ORGANISATION (WAO)24-hourContact: +603-30008858SMS/WhatsApp: +6018-9888058Website | Facebook | Twitter2. ALL WOMEN'S ACTION SOCIETY (AWAM)Weekdays (9.30am - 4.30pm)Contact: +603-78770224WhatsApp: +6016-2284221 | +6016-2374221Email: [email protected]Website | Facebook | Twitter3. WOMEN'S CENTRE FOR CHANGE PENANG (WCC PENANG)Weekdays (9am - 5pm)Contact: +604-2280342 | +604-3988340WhatsApp: +6011-31084001 | +6016-4390698Email: [email protected] Website | Facebook | Twitter4. TALIAN KASIH24-hourContact: 15999WhatsApp: +6019-2615999Email: [email protected]Website | Facebook 5. TELENISA LEGAL AID CLINICWeekdays (8am - 10pm)Contact: +6012-8123424WhatsApp: +6012-8123424Email: [email protected] Facebook | Twitter 6. BUDDY BEAR CHILDLINEDaily (12pm - 12am)Contact: 1800-18-2327


Here's How To Claim Money If A Car With No Insurance Hits You

Imagine this: You're driving down the highway when a speeding car crashes into you, causing injuries to your head and spine

For most vehicle accidents, you can make a third-party personal injury claim from the insurance company of the driver who caused the accident.

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But what do you do when the other vehicle is uninsured or has no third-party insurance coverage?
This is where the Motor Insurers' Bureau of West Malaysia (MIB) comes in.

MIB was formed by the Ministry of Transport Malaysia, general insurance companies in Malaysia, and the Bureau.It helps pay for injuries that road accident victims (driver, passenger, or pedestrian) face in cases when the other vehicle has no valid insurance. This can also be applied for those living in Sabah and Sarawak.

Every year, insurance companies are required to pay a certain amount of money to MIB

The money is utilised by MIB to only cover your injuries caused by the accident. The amount of payment given is on compassionate basis and is subject to MIB's discretion.However, bear in mind that MIB does not cover hit-and-run cases or damages done to your vehicle, clothing, shoes, watch, loss of earnings, medical bills, etc.

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There are two ways to get in touch with MIB: you can either do it yourself or go through a lawyer

According to iBanding, here are some steps to take note of:1. Identify the number plate of the vehicle that knocked you.2. Claims must be done within three years of the accident date.3. If you hire a lawyer to file a lawsuit, they will need to inform MIB within 30 days of the lawsuit date.

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If you're submitting the claims yourself, prepare the following documents:- A letter with a detailed description of the accident. This includes details like the date and place of the accident,- A police report (with the license plate number of the accountable vehicle),- A police report by the third-party's vehicle driver (if applicable/available), and- Your medical report.

Once you've prepared all the documents, submit them to the following address:

Motor Insurers' Bureau of West MalaysiaWisma Piam No. 150-3, 3rd Floor, Jalan Tun Sambathan, Brickfields, 50782, Kuala LumpurFor other enquiries, you can contact: 03-22747395Take note that you will be required to pay a fee of RM100 to the bureau to conduct the investigation on your accident.

If you ever get into a car accident, keep calm and go through these steps:

                How To Settle A Car Accident The Right Way

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Khas Untuk Dulang Girls, Ini 6 Warna Pilihan Menarik Baju Bridesmaid Anda

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Bridesmaid atau dulang girls sudah menjadi trend perkahwinan pada masa kini

Bridesmaid ini fungsinya seperti dayang yang menjadi penyeri dalam majlis perkahwinan. Pada ketika itu, pengantin boleh feeling-feeling seperti raja dan permaisuri yang diiringi oleh dayang-dayang.Dulang girls kebiasaannya akan memakai pakaian yang sedondon. Bukan sahaja dari jenis kain dan corak, malah pemilihan warna juga haruslah sedondon. Oleh itu, pilihan warna yang tepat penting kerana mahu mengelakkan daripada memakai warna yang boleh menyebabkan kita overshadow raja sehari.Jom kita tengok pilihan warna yang sesuai untuk dulang girls!

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1. Light Brown

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Warna light brown sangat sesuai untuk dijadikan baju bridesmaid. Warna ini juga merupakan salah satu warna popular kerana ada yang kata warna ini seakan-akan aesthetic. Bagi yang bertudung, anda boleh menggayakan warna neutral seperti putih atau cream bagi menunjukkan kontras dengan warna pengantin.

2. Dark Purple

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Jika anda memilih dark purple sebagai pilihan warna untuk bridesmaid anda, anda telah membuat pilihan yang tepat!  Hal ini kerana, warna ini sangat unik dan dapat menaikkan seri pengantin jika pengantin menggayakan warna neutral. Warna ini juga dapat menunjukkan kesan kontras kepada pengantin tersebut.

3. Kelabu

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Buat bakal dulang girls pasti anda akan ragu-ragu untuk memilih warna ini. Iyalah, jika dilihat warna ini seakan-akan suram dan gelap. Tetapi sebenarnya warna ini juga sesuai untuk dijadikan warna untuk dulang girls ya. Hal ini kerana, warna ini juga dapat menunjukkan kontras dan dapat menaikkan seri warna neutral pengantin.

4. Pink Belacan

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Warna ini juga sering menjadi pilihan dulang girls. Bagi sesiapa yang suka jenis kain fabrik satin dan chiffon, warna ini sangat sesuai untuk dijadikan baju sedodon. Selain itu, untuk warna tudung inilah satu-satunya warna yang sesuai jika digayakan dengan warna tudung yang sama.

5. Light Blue

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Light Blue sering kali dikaitkan dengan warna yang lembut. Jadi mesti anda akan ragu-ragu untuk memilih warna ini kerana bimbang tidak menaikkan seri pengantin. Tetapi sebenarnya warna ini juga sesuai kerana dapat memberi kesan lembut kepada pengantin. Jika ingin menampakkan warna lagi match, anda boleh gaya warna tudung yang gelap seperti dark blue atau dark purple.

6. Maroon

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Warna maroon ini adalah daripada kumpulan tona warna merah tetapi warnanya lebih gelap dan seakan ke arah warna gelap kelabu. Warna ini juga sesuai untuk jadi pilihan kerana ia dapat memberi effect kontras kepada pengantin. Jika ingin kelihatan menarik, anda boleh gayakan tudung warna cream, putih dan warna cerah.

Semoga perkongsian ini dapat memudahkan misi pencarian bagi dulang girls!

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People Are Not Happy With AirAsia For Enforcing A 7KG Weight Limit On Carry-On Luggage

Passengers of AirAsia have been seeing red in the past week following the implementation of a 7kg combined weight limit on carry-on luggage

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While it's not a new rule, passengers were previously allowed one bag weighing up to 7kg in addition to a smaller laptop bag or handbag

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The updated rule, however, stipulates that passengers are only allowed to carry both pieces of luggage onboard if the combined weight does not exceed 7kg

According to AirAsia's website, each passenger is allowed to bring onboard one cabin bag that must not exceed 56cm x 36cm x 23cm (including handles, wheels, and side pockets) and must be able to fit in the overhead compartment. In addition, each passenger is also allowed to carry one laptop bag, handbag, backpack, or any other small bag that does not exceed 40cm x 30cm x 10cm and must be able to fit under the seat in front of them. Most importantly, the total permitted weight for the two pieces of luggage must not exceed 7kg.

Following the implementation of the new baggage limit, a Facebook post that went viral over the weekend alleged that AirAsia passengers had to arrive at KLIA2 at least four hours in advance to make sure they are checked in in time

With two photos of long queues at KLIA2's check-in counters, the Facebook user wrote, "This will happen when AirAsia implement the 7KG policy for 2 cabin luggages. Those who catch flight have to be in KLIA2 4 hours in advance.. if not, your flight will say bye bye or be ready for more delays in future."

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In another viral post, it would appear that AirAsia officials at Tawau Airport, Sabah are also weighing carry-on bags at the boarding gate to make sure they don't exceed the weight limit

According to Chinese online portal Tantan News, a passenger will be required to pay RM200 to have their bags checked in and transferred to cargo if their luggage is found to have exceeded 7kg at the boarding gate.

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While some lauded AirAsia for its strict enforcement of the cabin baggage weight limit...

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... Many others pointed out that a combined weight of 7kg is "not realistic" and almost impossible to adhere to, urging AirAsia to review the new policy as well as to consider other tried-and-tested options

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In response to the outrage, AirAsia stressed that the carry-on requirement has always been part of their policy "to ensure that all guests will have sufficient on-board storage when travelling with us"

"Our staff are ready to assist guests with all queries and we would like to once again advise all guests to arrive at least three hours before scheduled departure time to enjoy a smooth boarding process," said an AirAsia representative in an e-mail to SAYS.

What do you think of AirAsia's new rule in regards to carry-on luggage? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Facebook Responds To Grieving Dad's Plea To Let Him See His Late Son’s Look Back Video

[WATCH] Grieving Dad Finally Has His Late Son's Look Back Video Courtesy Of Facebook

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This is John Berlin, a personal trainer from Missouri

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He posted this short video Wednesday after becoming frustratingly sad that he couldn’t see his late son’s 10 year anniversary Facebook video

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John and his wife both saw theirs, but the one they wanted to see most was their son Jesse’s, who died in his sleep in 2012, and his family didn't know his Facebook password

“Well, my son passed away Jan. 28, 2012 and we can’t access his Facebook account,” he continued. “I’ve tried emailing, different things, but it ain’t working. All we want to do is see his movie. That’s it.”

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“I really wanted to see one that would have been Jesse’s,” John told BuzzFeed

“And I was just sitting there talking to my wife and I was like ‘people post things that go viral, I’m going to try it, I’ve got nothing to lose.’”

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So, after emailing Facebook and not hearing back, John took to YouTube hoping someone at Facebook would see the video. He’s getting some help from Reddit in his quest to make his plea viral.

And just as he hoped, John’s video hit the front page of Reddit, and now has been seen over 473,165 times.

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John said that Jesse was a real comedian, he played guitar in a band, and was just all around awesome. And John and his family were hoping that his Look Back video might give them another glimpse at him.

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And, it worked. Facebook has responded to John's video. A Facebook spokesperson said they had contacted John and that his wishes were being granted.

“In fact, I just got a call from Facebook,” John posted on his Facebook profile. “They’re going to send us the video, they’re going to make one themselves and not only that, but take a look at things a bit differently and see how they can help families with lost loved ones.”

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The Ultimate Phone For Whatsapp Addicts: The New Nokia Asha 210

Nokia launches Asha 210

Nokia has announced another handset in its S40-based Asha portfolio of low end mobiles which compete with the budget end of Android and cheap BlackBerrys.

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As a member of the Asha family, which is the company's line of inexpensive phones aimed at emerging markets, the 210 will not be heading to the U.S.

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The Asha 210 will have a $72 price-tag (before taxes and subsidies).

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Here's what the exterior of the Nokia Asha 210 is like:

The featurephone consists of a 2.4" LCD screen of QVGA resolution (320 x 240 pixels) with a four-row full Qwerty keyboard.

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The Nokia Asha 210 has a 2-megapixel rear-facing camera that comes with a 4x digital zoom, but has no front-facing camera.

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With the help of a small indent up top, the back plate is easy to take off. Once removed, you gain access to the primary SIM card slot, the microSD card slot that's expandable up to 32GB, & battery.

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Omg, a Whatsapp button?!

Nokia is partnering with 3 social networking & messaging apps, bringing them onto the Asha 210. Depending on where you are, the device supports a shortcut key for either Facebook, Weibo or Whatsapp.

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Other features of the Nokia Asha 210

The battery boasts up to 46 days of standby time for the single SIM, as well as 24 days for the dual SIM version. The Asha 210 is also equipped with Nokia's Easy Swap technology.

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The Asha 210 comes preloaded with YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. It has a feature called Slam enables users to share content with nearby Bluetooth phones without having to pair devices.

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What do tech reviewers have to say?

"The Asha devices are designed to be affordable, but Nokia has managed to retain the build quality and hardware sensibilities that makes them such a popular choice in emerging markets."

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"The software, it has to be said, does feel noticeably slow if you've ever played with a modern smartphone. Pressing the WhatsApp key took a second or two for the app to open."

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Wanita Ini Ubah Suai Helmet Dengan Letak Signal, Tapi Cara Penggunaannya Pula Menghiburkan

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Bagi penunggang motosikal, risiko mereka adalah lebih tinggi daripada pemandu kereta

Hal ini kerana penunggang motosikal akan terlebih dulu terdedah kepada kemalangan berbanding pemandu kereta yang mempunyai sedikit risiko lebih rendah daripada mereka.Tambahan lagi bagi penunggang motosikal yang tidak mengamalkan keselamatan diri dan akan menjurus kepada kemalangan. Ada yang bahkan tidak memeriksa dulu keadaan motosikal mereka sebelum menggunakannya.Namun, lain pula dengan video yang tular di Twitter baru-baru ini apabila  seorang wanita telah berkongsi satu ciptaan buat para penunggang motosikal.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

Nice aaa  pic.twitter.com/hcXLTlaD90— Afzan #makutin.com (@afzanvalley) April 21, 2021

Hasil ciptaan baru untuk semua penunggang motosikal

Menerusi video tersebut, kelihatan seorang wanita sedang memaparkan rekaan terbarunya dengan mengubah suai helmet dan meletakkan lampu isyarat padanya.Hal itu bertujuan memudahkan penunggang motosikal menggunakan helmet jika lampu isyarat motosikal mereka rosak.Wanita itu meletakkan alat micro bit pada belakang helmet berkenaan bagi membolehkan ianya dapat menyalakan lampu LED yang menunjuk arah anak panah mengikut gerakkan kepala yang dilakukan.

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"Ni rider buat macam ni, next week ramai rider teleng" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai pandangan mereka mengenai rekaan itu.Malah, ramai yang mempersoalkan cara penggunaannya yang sangat lucu dan boleh menyakitkan apabila melakukannya.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 301.1K views, 1,712 retweets dan 3,966 likes di Twitter.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di Twitter:

nice ideatapi in case penunggang telengkan sebab gatal, lenguh etc, tanpa sedar signal dah bagi. will cause confusion kepada org belakang— RegulusPanda (@PandaRegulus) April 22, 2021

Utk buat kelakar bolela, kalau pakai betul2 x praktikal. Better guna tangan je. Silap bulan kena jumpa chiropractor. Tu pon kalau x eksiden.— namja (@deewtodliah) April 22, 2021

Kalau ada 10 simpan mahu esok member sakit leher nak pergi kerja— mira  (@mrmzln) April 21, 2021

Ni rider buat macam ni, next week ramai rider teleng— Effi Fazril  (@effi_fazril) April 21, 2021

Lepastu semua rider teleng teleng depan customer depan pintu rumah— نى (@smverniee) April 22, 2021

lepas seminggu pakai pic.twitter.com/I4zUeWwAGG— محمد عريف حاكيمي (@MuhdArHakimi) April 21, 2021

Great invention. However there are many flaws you can encounter with this device. List all down, and try to think of a solution, redo everything and test it again. Goodluck !—   (@aimandahinsaf) April 22, 2021

Terhibur do terteleng teleng— (. ᴗ .)  (@han_dwae) April 22, 2021

Kreatif tapi tulah boleh sakit jugak nak pakai helmet ni :P

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