Nora Danish Muat Naik Foto Lepas Bersenam, Tapi Mata Netizen Tajam Pula Tengok Benda Lain

Siapa je yang tak pernah ambil gambar lepas work out kan, mesti ada sesetengah daripada kita yang akan selfie lepas tu kan?

Perkara yang sama turut dilakukan oleh pelakon jelita Nora Danish, siap posing menghadap view cantik lagi!Baru-baru ini, pelakon yang popular menerusi sitkom komedi Puteri telah memuat naik fotonya yang kelihatan seperti baru lepas bersenam dengan memakai sweatpants serta sweater.Namun foto tersebut telah mengundang pelbagai reaksi dan komen nakal daripada netizen.

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Bagaimanapun, mungkin sudah menjadi asam garam seorang anak seni di mana isteri kepada Nedim Nadzri itu langsung tidak menghiraukan komen-komen berkenaan

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Sebelum ini juga, Nora sering menerima komen sebegitu lebih-lebih lagi sekiranya beliau memuat naik foto yang agak menjolok mata.Tapi itu bukan lampu hijau untuk netizen tinggalkan komen yang tak baik ya, hati-hati okay guys bila komen tu.

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Dah Terbiasa Tidur Dengan Bantal Busuk, Wanita Ini Sampai Naik Demam Kalau Kena Basuh

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Kebiasaannya, budak kecil mesti ada bantal busuk untuk mereka pegang semasa tidur bukan?

Bantal itu sudah menjadi seperti peneman untuk menyenangkan mereka tidur. Namun, perkara ini dijadikan tabiat sehingga umur remaja dan dewasa. Ada yang tidak dapat meninggalkan tabiat memeluk bantal busuk semasa tidur. Sama seperti video yang tular baru-baru ini di TikTok yang memaparkan seorang wanita tidur dengan bantal busuknya yang lusuh telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @sur_bcl12  sedih boneka dah burik #tiktok #fyp #fyp #fypviral #fypgakni #TemanHealing #random #pengenfyp #taukahkamu   kucing mampus - Kxcingg

Dah lusuh dan terburai, tapi masih sayang bantal busuk

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan gelagat seorang wanita dirakam oleh rakannya kemudian dimuat naik di TikTok. Apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah apabila wanita itu dilihat baring sambil meletakkan bantal busuknya di bahagian leher. Bantal busuk yang diperbuat daripada patung teddy bear itu kelihatan sudah lusuh dan agak terburai. Wanita itu juga tidur bersama bantal itu. Dipercayai, dia akan demam jika bantal busuknya perlu dibasuh. Lihat video sambungan itu di bawah:

  @sur_bcl12 Membalas @Ristata tapi memang iya dulu pernah di cuci adik ku sakit,sejak itu sudah ga di cuci cmn di jemur,tp kl ketauan dijemur marah2 dia#tiktok #fyp #random   Backsound Lucu - Faid rafanda

"Even tidur kat rumah cousin tetap bawa, kalau tak ada memang tak boleh berdengkur" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 11M tontonan, 548K tanda suka dan 15K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut memberikan pelbagai reaksi masing-masing. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Memang ada orang yang macam ni kan, sebab dah biasa dari kecil :’)

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[VIDEO] When A BBC Reporter Stood Next To A Bonfire Of Drugs And Then Completely Lost It

Quentin Sommerville, a reporter for the BBC, is a serious reporter doing some very serious and important reporting in the Middle East, and, as things go, he is not usually a man to corpse on camera, not even in the face of Taliban bullets, US air raids or the Israel Defence Forces's iron dome

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But this veteran BBC reporter has revealed one thing that caused him to absolutely lose it - a bonfire of heroin and hash, and in turn he shared an important lesson for the young, budding journalists out there. If you happen to find yourself next to a massive pile of burning narcotics, whatever you do, don't inhale.

The Middle East correspondent released the video, entitled 'Don't Inhale' last night with the tweet: "It's been a year of bullets & bloodshed. You've earned a xmas laugh, at my expense."The video, apparently shot in Afghanistan four years ago, shows Sommerville in a pink shirt standing in front of a burning pile of narcotics.

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"Burning behind me is eight and a half tons of heroin, opium, hashish and other narcotics," is all he could get through before dissolving into some serious giggles in this video he tweeted out

That tweet and the original YouTube video were later deleted.BBC in a statement wanted to make it very clear that the four-year-old footage never made it onto the air.“The video of Quentin corpsing, which has now been deleted, was posted in the spirit of a blooper,” a BBC spokesman told the Telegraph. “It was filmed four years ago – it hasn’t been seen before and was never broadcast.”To save you a trip to Urban Dictionary, “corpsing” is British slang for when someone unintentionally breaks character by laughing uncontrollably.

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An Intel Employee Wanted To Avoid Work So Bad, He Planned A Fake Bomb Threat

Calling in sick is normally the typical excuse for not going to work

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However, an Intel employee thought that excuse might not cut it.
So the 20-year-old sub-contractor "hired" his friend, Colin Hammond, by paying him to make a hoax bomb call to his company.

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As a result of the hoax bomb call, a motorway was shut down, air traffic was disrupted and 4,000 Intel staff were prevented from going to work. Moreover, it cost Intel 6,000 hours of production!

The scene outside Intel in Leixlip, County Kildare, Ireland.
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Here's what happened exactly:

Aaron O'Neill and his friend Colin Hammond had been out drinking the night before. Aaron, who didn't want to go to work the next morning, decided to trick his way out of it. He paid Colin to make the call from a payphone outside his home.Colin told the operator there were bombs located at Intel which would go off in 12 hours, adding: "You'll not find them. This is a warning, we're everywhere now."When asked who was making the call, he replied: "Islamic State."

The telephone box at the front of the Lambeecher Estate in Balbriggan, Fingal, Ireland, in which the hoax bomb call was allegedly made to Intel.
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When did this happen?

While there are media reports circulating right now, the incident originally happened on 13 January 2015. Back then, 300 employees were forced to leave Intel and a further 3,700 staff were prevented from entering the site.

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Then why is this news doing the rounds now?

Aaron O Neill.
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Because Aaron O'Neill was only arrested in March when he admitted that it was his idea, and later the case was adjourned for sentencing till October.While Aaron said that he was sorry, he didn't think it was going to be a big deal. Back then Judge Martin Nolan had said that he intended to impose 200 hours of community service in lieu of two years in jail if both Aaron and his friend Colin were deemed suitable for this.

Judge Martin Nolan was told that Colin was not the brains behind the operation and he didn't have any substance abuse problems

Colin's lawyer asked the judge to be as lenient as possible as Colin is "gullible and open to suggestion", to which judge Nolan had commented that "every day presents a new surprise in this court.""I thought I've heard very asinine tales, but this (case) surprises even this court. Colin has demonstrated he's profoundly stupid with his behaviour, that's the only thing he's done," judge Nolan had said.In October, Colin was ordered to carry out 200 hours community service.

And what about Aaron?

According to a report in the Independent.ie, on 24 November, Judge Nolan said he saw "no reason to depart from the same sentence" for Aaron but adjourned the case to January 2016 to get a report from the Probation Service to see if he was suitable for community service. He said, "to put it politely" it had been a misconceived plan and accepted that the men hadn't envisaged the calls to have the effect they did."It is a very, very strange way to avoid going to work," Judge Nolan commented.

So chances are just like his friend Colin, Aaron too will be ordered to carry out 200 hours of community service in January 2016

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4 Men Arrested For Racing Luxury Cars Against Traffic At Midnight On KESAS Highway

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Four men were arrested for speeding against oncoming traffic on the Shah Alam Expressway (KESAS) on Sunday, 5 September

According to New Straits Times, the police spotted the men in two different groups and at separate times before they were seen at a stop along the highway in Kuala Lumpur. "At 11.20pm (4 September), the operations team saw two Nissan GTR R35 cars racing against each other against oncoming traffic until the exit of the Awan Besar rest and recreational (R&R) area," said Bukit Aman Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department (JSPT) deputy director Datuk Mohd Nadzri Hussain."At 11.50pm, two other vehicles, a BMW M6 and a Mercedes Benz A14, were found performing the same action."

Nadzri said the group eventually stopped at the R&R area at 12.30am on Sunday, where they were approached by the police

They were taken to the Kuala Lumpur Traffic Police Station for further investigation.Photos published on Sinar Harian show the men standing beside their vehicles at the police station.Three of the vehicles are black in colour, while one is bright red.

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The photos have since gone viral on social media.

The offenders are between the ages of 24 and 34

They were arrested during 'Operasi Khas Samseng Jalanan' that began at 10pm on Saturday and ended at 4.45am yesterday.The operation was headed by two officers. A total of 19 members from the Bukit Aman JSPT Intelligence and Operations Unit were involved, reported Harian Metro.


[VIDEO] Siap Sahut Takbir, Video Ayam Belanda Ini Viral Sampai Cecah 2 Juta Tontonan!

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Ayam belanda merupakan haiwan ternakan yang sangat cerdik dan agresif

Mereka juga dikenali sebagai 'ayam kluk kluk' kerana bunyi itu automatik akan keluar apabila mereka terkejut atau mendengar suara yang kuat. Ada juga yang memanggil haiwan itu 'ayam melatah'.Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video yang menunjukkan seorang lelaki melaungkan takbir dan disahut oleh ayam belanda ternakannya mencuri perhatian ramai di TikTok.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @salamklukkluk Alhamdulilah & thank you guys for supporting me tak sangka pulak video telor naik, suka bebeno ye komee ngan telor   ##allahuakbar  original sound  - Salamklukkluk

Laung takbir tiga kali dan ayam belanda sepakat menyahut seperti berkata 'Allahuakbar'

Menerusi perkongsian video daripada akaun TikTok yang bernama @salamklukkluk, kelihatan lelaki itu sedang berada di sebuah kandang ayam belanda.Apa yang mencuri tumpuan ramai adalah apabila dia bertindak melaungkan takbir sebanyak tiga kali dan ayam-ayam belanda ternakannya serentak menyahut laungan itu seolah-olah sudah berpakat dengan si tuan.Mereka dilihat seperti menyahut takbir dan berkata "Allahuakbar!" beramai-ramai. Video tersebut ternyata berjaya membuatkan netizen terhibur dengan telatah ayam belanda itu yang sangat cerdik.

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Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 2.1M views, 294.3K likes dan 10.4K shares di TikTok

Rata-rata netizen turut terhibur melihat gelagat lelaki itu dan ayam belandanya yang seperti sudah sepakat membuat video tersebut.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Wow, gempaklah ayam dia siap boleh sahut takbir. Sumpah terhibur! :D

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You're A True Malaysian If You Can Get 100% On This Nasi Quiz

Can't live without rice?

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Put your love for all things nasi to the test and see if you can ace this quiz!

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[PHOTOS] These Kids' Children's Day Celebration Is Much More Fun Than Your Birthday Party

Remember how excited we used to get when Children's Day rolls around, especially if it's on a school day?

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You get a day off from classes (yay!) and if you're lucky, you even get to throw a class party and get party packs filled with assorted snacks and candy!Sure, some of us kinda dread having to sit in a stuffy hall for hours while our schoolmates do their thing onstage or were "encouraged" to practice our entrepreneurial skills in a Children's Day food fair... but it's still pretty fun!

But nothing you've ever experienced will beat what a primary school in Cheras brought in for their students on Children's Day this year - a legit mini amusement park right on the school's compound!

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According to this Facebook post, the Children's Day carnival - brought in exclusively for primary schoolkids of SJK(C) Naam Kheung in Cheras, was paid for with funds donated by members of the Parent-Teacher Association (PIBG).

Relieved of their classes and school-related stress for the day, the kids were given the opportunity to go water-rafting in a makeshift pool set up in the basketball court

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They might not be old enough to get their driving licenses, but who cares when you get to drive around in this quirky boat-car (and deliberately bump into your friends)?!

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That's not all. The kids even got to slide down these colourful, bouncy inflatable slides - decorated with Hello Kitty and a majestic inflatable eagle - to their hearts' content.

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*sigh* This jungle-themed climbing slide thing looks so fun...

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The more adventurous of the lot decided to lose themselves in these super challenging set of mazes

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We have no idea what this is, but it looks pretty educational and the kids are really paying attention to it... so we're guessing it's a "fun science" thing?

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Jealous yet? What we wouldn't give to be one of those students for a day!

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[VIDEO] Malaysian Actor Sean Lee's Attempt At Baking Mickey Mouse Macarons Is A Whole Mood

If you've ever attempted baking macarons before, you'll know how extremely difficult it is to get the perfect shape and texture

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Just getting the ingredient ratio slightly off could make your macarons turn out too dry, too sticky, lopsided, cracked, or out of shape.

That's why when we found out Malaysian actor Sean Lee was gonna try baking macarons from scratch, we knew it'd be worth watching

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This is not the first time we've seen Sean in action - in fact, he's known to be pretty skillful in the kitchen. But to make macarons from scratch is a whole new level!He's taking on this challenge as part of TV3's 'Ohsem Tak? Awesome!' series, which will be featuring some of your favourite personalities.Check out the first episode of 'Ohsem Tak? Awesome!' featuring Sean Lee below:

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After preparing all the ingredients, the first step for Sean was to separate the egg whites, but that didn't go as planned...

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Next, one of the most important things is to make sure the whipped egg whites have the right consistency. It should stick to the bowl and not be too watery.

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Welpsss, the egg whites definitely need a little more whipping.

Nevertheless, once he got that down, the macarons actually looked like they were gonna turn out pretty well

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OMG those Mickey Mouse shaped macarons look so cuuute <3

While some of the macarons were cracked and out of shape, a few of them came out looking really pretty

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We gotta say though, it was pretty smart of Sean to turn those ugly macarons into angry 'Hulk' macarons

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The cool thing is that this whole episode was shot on the Samsung Galaxy A51, which comes with lots of photography and video features

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This affordable smartphone by Samsung comes with amazing features that are perfect for taking photos and videos. The Samsung Galaxy A51 has a quad camera setup that includes a 48MP main camera for crystal clear shots and a 5MP depth camera for those beautiful bokeh shots.The Live Focus feature also allows you to customise your image bokeh effect. Plus the Super AMOLED display really makes the colours on your phone pop, especially when you're looking at colourful images like macarons. Besides that, the long-lasting battery life means you can keep on shooting without worrying about running out of juice.You can get the Samsung Galaxy A51 (6GB) for RM1,299 and the A51 (8GB) for RM1,399. Find out more about the Samsung Galaxy A51 on their website today!

If you loved this video, then you'll want to keep your eyes peeled for the next few episodes of 'Ohsem Tak? Awesome!' on TV3's YouTube channel, featuring some of your favourite personalities!

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For instance, check out this episode of Nabila Razali transforming her old clothes into an awesome new outfit

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Or, watch Ismail Izzani put his dance moves on, as he tries to recreate some of the best football goal celebrations

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Check out Haqiem Rusli beatboxing and rapping to his own lyrics at home

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Look forward to more episodes of 'Ohsem Tak? Awesome!' featuring Nabila Razali, Ismail Izzani, and Haqiem Rusli. Head over to TV3's YouTube channel to stay updated!


Klang Transgender Woman Dies From Cracked Skull After Brutal Assault By Men

A 32-year-old transgender woman was believed to have been brutally attacked by a group of men in Klang on Wednesday night, 12 December

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Bernama reported that the men had used blunt weapons during the assault in Bukit Tinggi, Klang. South Klang police chief Assistant Commissioner Shamsul Amar Ramli said that the victim was discovered lying unconscious in front of a hotel at 7pm that same night. She was then immediately rushed to the hospital in an ambulance.

The victim had suffered from a fractured skull and was bleeding in her brain

According to a post-mortem report, the woman from Sabah had suffered 32 groups of injuries on her body. "The victim was injured in the head and had swellings in several parts of the body, while [her] palms were broken, suspected to be the result of beatings by a group of men," ACP Shamsul Amar said in a statement, reported Bernama."She was certified dead at about 10.47pm (13 December)," he added.

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Police believe the cause of her death was due to the blunt objects that were used during the attack

ACP Shamsul Amar said that the objects were the cause for the victim's severe head injuries.

South Klang police chief Assistant Commissioner Shamsul Amar Ramli.
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Investigations are reportedly ongoing as the suspects have yet to be found. The case has been classified as murder under Section 302 of the Penal Code.

The murder has since drawn outrage from many Malaysians and activists

Sisters In Islam (SIS) wrote today in a Facebook post: "SIS condemns the recent brutal murder of a transgender woman in Klang. We are worried about the raise in hate crimes and hostilities towards minority groups and marginalised communities, which is completely unacceptable. We call on the relevant authorities to conduct immediate investigations onto this serious matter and to ensure that those responsible are made to answer for their crimes."

Deputy Minister of Women, Family, and Community Development Hannah Yeoh.
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YB Hannah Yeoh also spoke up on Facebook today saying that the rough acts, mistreatment, and discrimination towards the transgender community should be halted immediately."I urge the PDRM to immediately investigate and bring those responsible to the face of justice," she wrote.Activist Nisha Ayub has since thanked the MP for standing up for the deceased in a response on Facebook.


Kanak-Kanak Ini Kunci Pintu Kereta Dan Tinggalkan Ibunya Di Luar... Sebab Nak Main Phone

Boleh bayangkan situasi kena kunci dengan anak sendiri sebab dia nak main phone dalam kereta dengan tenang tanpa gangguan?

Itulah yang terjadi kepada seorang ibu di Pasir Mas, Kelantan.Anaknya dilaporkan telah mengunci kereta dari dalam kerana tidak mahu diganggu ketika dia bermain dengan telefon pintar.

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Ibunya yang buntu terpaksa meminta bantuan bomba

Setelah berkali-kali menyuruh kanak-kanak itu untuk membuka pintu namun tidak diendah, dia terpaksa menghubungi bomba untuk membantunya menyelesaikan masalah.Pihak bomba diminta untuk memecah masuk ke dalam kereta dan menyelamatkan anaknya.

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Kanak-kanak itu bagaimanapun selamat dikeluarkan daripada kereta

"Dia pandai buka kunci pintu tu tetapi tak nak buka sebab takut orang ambil telefon dari dia. Last-last terpaksa panggil bomba."Masa bomba tengah kalut nak buka pintu, dia tak tengok pun. Kita panggil pun dia buat tak tahu. Tak tengok kita langsung. Bertuah punya budak," kata sumber.

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"Jalan-Jalan Cuci Mata" - Ini 5 Pop-Up Store Best Untuk Lepak Masa Hujung Minggu

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Bosan masa hujung minggu tak tahu nak pergi mana? Tak nak jalan shopping mall?

Jangan risau, edisi kali ini kami kongsikan tempat-tempat best yang boleh ajak kawan-kawan anda berjalan dan lepak. Bukan setakat boleh OOTD sebab instagrammable, anda juga boleh shopping barang lokal!Tunggu apa lagi? Jom plan your weekend!

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1. The Messy Club

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The Messy Club merupakan satu organisasi yang mengadakan tempat 'healing', termasuklah pop-up events, workshop dan macam-macam lagi. Yang bestnya, mereka mempunyai tema yang berlainan setiap minggu seperti tema piknik, vintage, bunga dan banyak lagi tema unik. Pelbagai vendor seperti baju, desserts, makanan dan minuman hasil lokal yang ada di booth tau. Tempat yang diadakan juga berbeza setiap minggu. Mereka juga menawarkan bengkel melukis dan mewarna. Perfect for you and your bestie untuk spend time!Instagram: @themessyclub_

2. Rumah Tangsi

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Rumah Tangsi merupakan pusat komuniti yang menyediakan tempat untuk pelbagai vendor termasuklah peniaga lokal. Apa yang menariknya, di sini mempunyai vibes yang sangat menarik. Anda boleh menjamu selera sambil menikmati pemandangan bandar KL yang indah. Instagram: @rumahtangsiAlamat: 10, Jalan Tangsi, Tasik Perdana, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.

3. The Pasar KL

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Siapa yang rasa bosan hujung minggu boleh lah singgah ke Pasar KL di Chinatown ini.Pelbagai vendor yang menjual barang-barang preloved mereka di situ. Daripada baju hingga ke aksesori ada dijual di sini. Jom check out!Instagram: @thepasarklAlamat: Chinatown, My Naturi Clubhouse, 123, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.

4. Kedai KL

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Kedai KL beroperasi setiap minggu dengan vendor yang berbeza. Anda boleh shopping macam-macam di sini. Ada booth baju, desserts, minuman, buku, aksesori dan banyak lagi. Yang bestnya, di sini memang sangat Instagrammable. Terdapat juga restoran dan kafe hispter tau. Instagram: @kedai.klAlamat: Block B, Level 2, MAHSA Avenue Jalan Universiti, Off, Jalan Ilmu, 59100 Kuala Lumpur.

5. Tiffin At The Yard

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Tiffin At The Yard menyediakan pelbagai vendor makanan dan minuman. Di sini juga ada persembahan live band untuk para pengunjung. Bolehlah makan sambil mendengar muzik.  Apa yang unik adalah di sini merupakan tempat pet friendly!Instagram: @tiffineatsAlamat: PT189-PT183-PT185 Jalan Strachan, Off, Jln Ipoh, Sentul, 51100 Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur.

Dah boleh plan for weekend, jom #sapotlokal! :D

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Teacher In Johor Apologises After Punishment Method Sent High School Student To ICU

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A physical education (PE) teacher from Foon Yew High School in Kulai, Johor, punished his class by making them run 30 laps around the volleyball court

The incident happened on 11 May because several students did not complete their homework, reported China Press.A female student started to feel unwell and experienced heart palpitations after running 15 rounds. Due to that, she was allowed to walk the remaining 15.When the student returned home from school, she complained about breathing difficulties and chest pains.

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In a Facebook post by the student's aunt, the girl's heart rate had shot up to 200bpm when she was rushed to the hospital

Before being admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU), the aunt shared that her niece "had to undergo a cardioversion procedure for a few seconds in order to help regulate her heart rate." In the now-deleted Facebook post, the student's mother questioned why the entire class was subjected to the punishment when only a few students had failed to complete their homework. This made her doubt the teacher's disciplinary methods.The mother had many questions for the school, one of them being, "Why tell them to run when they could have just easily walked?"

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Despite disagreeing with the punishment, the school claims that there was a misunderstanding

8world News reported that the school originally denied the claim that the PE teacher told the students to keep their mask on and were allowed to walk if they were feeling unwell.However, the student's mother said her daughter told her otherwise.The mother added that her daughter is not an athlete and has stayed home for the most part of the Movement Control Order (MCO). Hence, for the teacher to expect her daughter to endure such intense physical activity all of a sudden was unreasonable.The mother also said that her daughter is not delicate and not above being punished, but she believes that there is a certain extent to the punishment given."When I learned that my daughter had to undergo cardioversion, my heart 'died' too!" the mother commented.

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The Facebook post attracted many concerned parents who expressed their frustrations towards the school.

The school's principal, Ng Fui Choo, said that the teacher has realised the error in his disciplinary method and has issued an apology to the parents

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The school has advised for the parents to submit a letter regarding the student's health condition.She will be allowed to use the elevator instead of taking the stairs and be excused from participating in any vigorous activities.Furthermore, it would inform the PE teacher and co-curricular teacher to observe and keep track of her health condition.The parents have decided to settle the issue with the school peacefully and have decided not to continue with the matter any further.


Suami Sempoi Masuk Showroom Pakai Selipar, Siap Surprise Beli Kereta Baru Untuk Isteri

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Sebagai suami isteri, adalah bagus jika anda dan pasangan sering memberikan kejutan buat pasangan

Kejutan bukanlah bermaksud benda yang mahal-mahal saja, tetapi yang penting niat dan keikhlasan anda dengan pasangan. Ia boleh mengeratkan lagi hubungan anda berdua. Siapa saja tak sukakan dengan kejutan.Sama seperti video yang tular di TikTok ini apabila seorang lelaki memberikan kejutan buat isterinya telah mencuri tumpuan ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @tiara_mariana Thankyou for ur Trust n Support me Again  #MazdaJohor #MazdaMalaysia #Mazda3  This Love - Davichi

Suami hadiahkan kereta bersempena dengan hari anniversary

Menerusi video tersebut, seorang wanita yang juga merupakan penjual kereta berkongsi detik manis ketika pelanggannya memberikan kejutan buat si isteri.Difahamkan, lelaki itu telah merancang segalanya dengan wanita tersebut untuk memberikan kejutan kereta berkenaan buat isterinya.Malah, isterinya sehingga menjerit kerana merasa terkejut dan tidak menyangka yang suaminya akan menghadiahkan sebuah kereta kepadanya. Pasangan itu juga dilihat sangat sempoi dengan penampilan mereka yang sederhana.

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"Kalau akulah jerit sampai daun pun gugur tak ingat dunia sebab happy" - Netizen

Dalam pada itu, tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata netizen turut meluahkan rasa mereka mengenai video tersebut. Malah, ada juga yang memuji kesederhanaan pasangan ini.Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah meraih 239.5K views, 30.6K likes dan 1,202 comments di TikTok.Berikut di bawah adalah antara komen daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Seronok tengok bila ada yang hargai pasangan mereka macam ni :)

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RON95 To Cost 21 Sen Less For February 2015

The Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism ministry (KPDNKK) today announced that beginning 1 February the retail prices for fuel in the country will be reduced

Confirm harga minyak turun lagi malam ni. #Petrol Ron95 jadi RM1.70 seliter. Adakah harga barang akan ikut turun? pic.twitter.com/pOTUUKTMxH— Ina Muzaffar (@muzaffar_ina) January 31, 2015

Deputy Finance Minister Datuk Ahmad Maslan posted on Twitter:

"Minyak turun lagi mulai 1Feb. Ron95 seliter rm1.70, diesel rm1.70 & ron97 rm2.00. Wang lebih utk belanja lain/tambah pelaburan! (The fuel price has gone down again starting February 1. RON95 at RM1.70, diesel RM1.70 and RON97 RM2. Extra money can be used for other expenses/ investment!)" he said.

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In November, Putrajaya announced that it would remove all fuel subsidies effective 1 December and use a Managed Float Method (MFM) to determine the retail price of fuel on a monthly basis

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This follows the Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Ministry's decision to set the market price of Ron 95 and diesel based on a managed float, starting Dec 1, last year. It warned oil companies and petrol station operators that strict action would be taken against parties that fail to comply with the new prices.

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However, with oil prices showing no signs of recovery, Malaysians should be able to look forward to cheaper oil prices in 2015.Ahmad Maslan said last month that the government would continuously monitor the market development of the cost of the products and exchange rates in fixing the retail prices of petrol and diesel.

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Earlier this week, PKR MP Rafizi Ramli said that retail price of RON95 should have fallen to RM1.62 by now, noting that Singapore was charging RM1.63 for the comparable Mogas 95 Unleaded fuel. He has accused Putrajaya of pocketing over RM1 billion in a hidden "fuel tax" as a result of the MFM.

Ahmad Maslan said last month that the government would continuously monitor the market development of the cost of the products and exchange rates in fixing the retail prices of petrol and diesel.Yesterday, Pandan MP Rafizi Ramli said the government had been collecting "hidden" fuel taxes, cashing in over RM1 billion since last month. "Since the managed float system was adopted on December 1 last year until today, the government has collected RM1.149 billion from petrol and diesel taxes," he said.

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He added that the people had been paying above market prices for petrol and diesel for the entire month of January because of the price fixing policy by the Federal government.The PKR secretary-general said that the price for RON95 and diesel on January 1 was RM1.75 per litre. This was after taking into account the cost and profit guarantees given by the government to fuel companies at 32 sen for RON95 and 23 sen per litre for diesel.

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Adik Beradik Selamatkan Budak Sesat Di Mall, Ramai Sebak Lihat Reaksi Ibu Bila Jumpa Anak

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Hilang anak di pusat beli-belah sudah tentu akan membuatkan ibu bapa trauma setiap kali membawa mereka keluar

Tidak dinafikan, bukan mudah untuk menjaga anak yang ramai apabila membawa mereka berjalan. Tambahan pula, jika anak kita lasak dan suka berlari ke sana sini. Pantang leka sikit, tahu-tahu dah hilang atau sesat.Namun, sebuah video yang tular baru-baru ini di laman TikTok memaparkan kebaikan dua beradik yang menyelamatkan seorang budak perempuan sesat di shopping mall telah mengundang sebak ramai.Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @sharifah.azhar SYUKUR ALHAMDULILLAH. Thank you ALLAH kerana telah permudahkan urusan kami mencari ibu, anak kecil nih . Thank you so much my lil brother #budakhilang #shoppingmall #ioicitymall #fyp #fyp #fypviral #fypdongggggggg #malaysiatiktok  original sound  - sharifah.azhar

Datang mall sebab nak beli face mask je, sekali terjumpa budak tengah nangis sebab sesat

Menerusi video berdurasi 2 minit 59 saat yang dimuat naik oleh @sharifah.azhar, kelihatan dia dan adiknya sedang berada di IOI Mall.Dia yang pada awalnya hanya mahu singgah sebentar di situ untuk membeli face mask tiba-tiba terjumpa seorang budak perempuan yang sesat. Adiknya pantas mendukung budak itu yang berlari-lari sambil menangis kerana tidak jumpa ibunya.Mereka dilihat bersungguh-sungguh membawa budak itu ke setiap tempat untuk mencari ibunya. Malah, mereka siap memujuk budak itu dengan membelikan air untuknya supaya dia lebih tenang.

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Tidak lama selepas itu, mereka berjaya menemukan budak itu dengan ibunya di depan entrance Lotus's. Apa yang membuatkan ramai sebak adalah apabila ibunya menangis sambil memeluk anaknya itu kerana risau si anak dibawa lari oleh orang jahat.Ibunya sempat mengucapkan terima kasih kepada mereka kerana menyelamatkan anaknya yang sesat itu.

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"Allahu, sebaknya part mak dia nangis tu. Thank you dik, you did a great job" - Warganet

Ketika artikel ini ditulis, video berkenaan telah berjaya meraih 1.4M tontonan, 156.9K tanda suka serta 2K perkongsian di laman TikTok.Tinjauan di ruangan komen mendapati rata-rata warganet turut berasa sebak melihat reaksi ibu budak perempuan itu selepas berjumpa semula. Ramai yang faham bagaimana rasanya apabila hilang anak secara tiba-tiba seperti itu.Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada warganet di TikTok:

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Ibu mana yang tak nangis bila anak hilang. Kita tengok pun automatik keluar air mata ni :'(

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Malaysian Woman Reunites With Long-Lost Biological Mother Thanks To Viral Twitter Post

On 5 March, a woman took to Twitter to ask for help in finding her long-lost biological mother

Posting on the Twitter handle @ynrazak, Ayu Razak asked Twitter users to share her story so that she may find the woman who gave birth to her.

Assalamualaikum warga twitter. Nak mintak tolong, saya tgh cari mama kandung saya. Nama Siti Rozani dari Sandakan, Sabah. Itu je yg saya dpt info. 1995 kerja dkt Shin Etsu, seksyen 26 shah alam. Skrg saya dah 22 tahun, getting married this year. Hrp mama ada masa majlis nanti  pic.twitter.com/fYadDzg8gf— yun (@ynrazak) 5 March 2018

The tweet, which went out last Monday, quickly went viral and has been retweeted 19,000 times at the time of writing.

Ayu, who found out she was adopted when she was 12, also included what little information she had of her biological mother - photos given to her by the woman's friends, her name, hometown and former place of work

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Along with the old photographs, Ayu posted that the woman's name is Siti Rozani and that she was born in Sandakan, Sabah. "This is all the information I have. In 1995 she worked near Shin Eats, section 26 in Shah Alam," she added.

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There's a heartwarming reason why Ayu decided to make her search public. The 22-year-old is actually getting married this year, and she wanted her birth mother and the rest of her biological family to attend the wedding.

Act, dah lama nk viralkan mcmni. Since darjah 6, nk cari tapi tktahu mcmane budak budak lagi sampailah dah kerja dah makin tua. But this year lain. Im getting married & ready to meet my biological family. THE BEST YEAR EVER — yun (@ynrazak) 6 March 2018

Ayu was aware that she had biological siblings, saying "Before mama gave birth to me, she was already married and had other children. At the time mama had some problems, she had to give me away to ibu to take care of me."She also admitted that she has been thinking about searching for her biological family since she was in Standard Six, but she was too young and had no idea where to start.

Barely 18 hours after posting the tweet, Ayu received a direct message from her biological aunt!

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After introducing herself as Cici Windrawaty Binti Mudrika, the sister of Ayu's biological mother, she asked Ayu for her telephone number so that they can communicate more easily.Cici also included a current photo of Siti Rozani in the message.

Shortly after, Ayu made contact with her biological mother on WhatsApp

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Later that night, Ayu finally reunited with her birth mother after 22 years apart. :')

Ayu and her biological mother, reunited.
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Ayu brought along her adoptive mother, whom she calls "ibu", to meet her biological mother

Ayu's adoptive mother (left) wit her biological mother (right).
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"When ibu explained everything from A to Z, I was not angry. I've never scolded her as she took care of me all this time," Ayu said."She asked me if I would leave her and return to mama, and I said no, as she is my mother until the end."

Ayu was also able to meet three out of five of her biological siblings

Kak long kerja & adik lelaki bawah saya dekat tahfiz. So abang khairul, tasya & baby ali je dapat jumpa. Next time kita jumpa lama sikit  pic.twitter.com/07xoqfBHJg— yun (@ynrazak) 6 March 2018

She explained that she has an elder sister and younger brother who could not make it to the reunion, but that she looks forward to spending time with them soon.

For Twitter users who have been following her story, it was a moment of celebration and a happy ending to a heartwarming tale

Alhamdulilah, i am genuinely happy u meet ur mama kandung again  terharu baca ur thread. Semoga dipermudahkan ur wedding nanti ok & bahagia selalu disamping keluarga & bakal suami. -from a stranger —  (@StNrEzni) 6 March 2018

 pic.twitter.com/95JwCHVH16— ADI ASHRAF  (@adiashrafff) 6 March 2018

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Woman Goes Viral For Selling Slices Of Premium Cakes For RM5 From Her Car Boot

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Over the past few months, numerous fast-food chains and hypermarkets have announced that they will participate in the initiative to sell Menu Rahmah food for RM5

Aside from large corporations, small business owners are now selling homemade food products at the same low price.Azrehan Zakaria, the brains behind @theadesserts, recently captured netizens' attention after she began posting videos of her small business, where she sells slices of premium cakes for only RM5.In an Instagram Reel she posted on her account, she shared that she is selling her cakes from the boot of her car, which is usually parked in front of Lakefront Homes, Cyberjaya. The video also shows several cakes neatly displayed inside the boot, sitting on top of a white sheet.At the time of writing, the video has garnered over 92,700 views and has been shared 1,667 times across the platform.

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Azrehan got the idea to sell slices of premium cakes for only RM5 from her past hobby of cafe-hopping

The business owner told mStar she noticed the cafe she used to go to sold slices of cake for more than RM10 each.She added that at the time, she wanted to try the various cake types they were serving, so paying a lot of money for a single slice was not worth it to her."That's when I got the idea to sell a slice of cake for RM5. My customers could buy different types of cake without the guilt of overspending," she said.She went on to say that the main goal of her business is to "sell premium-quality cakes at reasonable prices".

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She said that after she posted videos of her business on Instagram, it grew quickly and all of her cakes began selling out in just one day

She went on to say that she expanded her small booth and began selling her cakes on tables around her car.After doing so, all 30 of her cakes were sold out, with some customers purchasing them wholesale."Alhamdulillah (all the praises and thanks be to God), the cakes were sold out in just two hours. If we receive more encouragement from our buyers, I will try to add more cakes," she said.Azrehan's booth is currently selling 11 different types of cakes, including rainbow cake, Nutella chocolate, raspberry pistachio chocolate, Biscoff burnt cheesecake, and Biscoff Russian."I am touched when I read comments asking me the location of our booth, the opening time, and a lot of other positive feedback. All of those inspire me to continue with this passion," she added.

Watch Azrehan's Instagram Reel here:

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Another Malaysian baker previously went viral for selling birthday cakes for RM5:

                KL Baker Sells Adorable Cakes For RM5 So Those In Need Can Still Enjoy Birthdays

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This 29-year-old Malaysian left his career as a contract house officer in a hospital in Klang Valley to open his own bakery:

                This Ipoh Baker Left His Job As A Doctor To Make Beautiful Wedding Cakes

"People should normalise career shifts. The more we explore, the more we understand our potential."

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Ever Wished You Could Work From Home Full-Time? These Malaysians Share How They Do It

For those of us who work in offices, being able to work from home full-time seems like the ultimate dream

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We'd love to avoid traffic jams, plan our own schedules, and be able to take breaks whenever we want - it sounds like the best kind of working experience ever!But what is working from home full-time really like? Is it just as we imagine it to be, or are there things about it that we never even considered?

In collaboration with Eco Forest, we talked to Malaysians about what it's like to work from home full-time. Here's what they had to say:

1. "People think that if you work from home you're not ambitious or driven enough. But for me, the upside is that I get to choose when to teach, who I want to teach, and I can be my own boss."

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"I chose to work from home to have the flexibility to take care of my children who were growing up. If I were to teach piano in a music school, I would have to follow their schedule and deal with the noise from all the other music studios. But since I work from home, I'm in a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere and I get to make my own schedule. I start teaching at 9am, taking breaks in between until lunchtime, then continue teaching from 2pm to 7pm."

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"I get to have tea breaks, take a short nap, or go swimming and to the gym in between lessons. I can even do other things like writing music and learning other instruments to enrich myself during my down time at home.It's not as easy if you want to earn a lot of money teaching piano from home. Most people who want to earn big bucks open music academies to get a lot of students. You will also have less exposure so people may not know about you as much. It's mostly word of mouth. So if you want to work from home, you need to be content and know what your priorities are."Lucy Loo, Piano Teacher

2. "I get asked 'eh, you no work today ah?' a lot, I think it's because I'm seen with my t-shirts and shorts so often that some of my neighbors secretly think that I'm jobless! I think it takes some getting used to from people."

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"I'm based in Seremban and have been traveling to work to KL for more than 10 years, which can take about an hour or two, depending on traffic. I started working from home to save on travel and daycare costs, to reduce my carbon footprint, and to be able to better care for my OKU twin.The best part about working from home is that it has made me a better father and a better teammate at work. I juggle fatherhood and work at the same time so much so I now value time. The necessity to get things done has led me to learn some ways to optimise my time and hone my skills in multitasking."

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"The only drawback is that at times I can feel like I'm cooped up at home. Furthermore, spending time with a 3-year-old 24/7 is no easy task for any parent. There are days when I need to think out of the box quickly to get work done and manage my 3-year-old (who can be quite a handful). But I truly value this opportunity to be able to work from home and be right next to my family. I'm always mindful not to abuse this privilege and make sure to give my 100% day in, day out.While many people love the idea of working from home and often see it as a 'luxury', it's not. Working from home is still working - only in your pajamas. So folks who are given the opportunity to work from home should strive to be more productive than when they're at the office."Sukhbir Cheema, Writer, Cartoonist, Content Specialist for Mashable SEA, and Co-founder of Eksentrika (a Malaysian arts & humanities website)

3. "The best part of working from home is you can manage your own time and for me, it's definitely a lot less stressful"

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"Live streaming has been my passion since 2012 but I wasn't able to do it properly until I moved to KL because I had bad Internet connection back then lol. Now, as a full-time streamer for Facebook Gaming, my job scope focuses on being a Video Content Creator, marketing, and managing Lapar Esports, an eSports Club representing some of the best competitive players in Malaysia."

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"Usually I start working at 9am - reading and doing research on how to improve my video content. Then in the afternoon, I do my Video on Demand content for YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. I make sure to start streaming at 8pm every day!I believe that setting your goals, commitment, and dedication are required in order to start working from home. My biggest challenge is with my social life, because I rarely get to meet other people in my daily life. But honestly, it's all about balance, which is why I take Wednesdays to just chill and hang out with my fellow gamer buddies."MelRomeo, Streamer for Facebook Gaming

4. "Mondays and Thursdays are for errands such as meeting clients and suppliers and doing product shoots. Weekends are for drawing and designing. Other than that, I'm usually just putting things together."

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"I'm an artisan jewellery maker, so I mostly make custom pieces and commission items based on my clients' needs. As more and more orders came in, it was a total no-brainer for me to work from home full-time. Thankfully my house is big enough for a home workshop, so now I'm able to keep everything I need close-by and save costs.The best part is that I'm able to have my dog Peanut's company throughout the day while I work. Sometimes my friends think that I'm doing nothing or living the life but working from home takes a lot of effort too, especially to keep yourself motivated."

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"Even something as simple as putting on some makeup and decent clothes (instead of just pyjamas haha) can go a long way. You have to be very disciplined with your schedule and goals because only your love and passion for what you do will sustain you. I set deadlines and schedule things at least a month in advance."Janisse Wong, Jewellery Artisan & Designer, Founder of Herreria Atelier

5. "I’ve always dreamed of working from home or being a full digital nomad. Now that I am self-employed I can dictate the terms of my work arrangement."

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"Currently, I run my own Digital Marketing consultancy and training business called Growth PJ. I mostly consult clients on Search Engine Optimization, Web Analytics, and Digital Advertising. Occasionally, I organize 1-day workshops and speak at events.I find that having absolute silence is what helps me focus best so I can be super productive if there are no neighbours renovating/fixing their house. Also, coffee is a must! Plus, no need to get stuck in traffic jams anymore! But sometimes, it can be harder to unwind from work because it’s difficult to draw the line between home and home office."

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"The biggest misconception is probably from my parents. They think I’m always at home and have free time :D Still, I love them to bits and now I have more freedom to spend time with them."Khai Yong, Solo Entrepreneur, Founder of Growth PJ

For those who work from home, their surrounding environment is definitely an important factor in keeping them productive and motivated throughout the day

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Everyone is different - some want absolute silence, some prefer to work from the comfort of their beds, and some love being surrounded by their pets or families. It's up to you to make your home the ideal working environment that suits your needs.

Looking for that perfect place? Check out #MyErgoHomes @ Eco Forest by EcoWorld, a brand new type of housing that specifically caters to those working from home!

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The ErgoHomes are a new concept of freehold, gated and guarded, double-storey landed properties located at the latest phase of Eco Forest called Hazelton. At prices starting from RM500K onwards, the ErgoHomes are an affordable option for landed properties, especially if you're looking for a starter home. It's low density and there are only limited units available.

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What makes the ErgoHomes concept unique is the way the homes are grouped together. Unlike traditional terrace houses, ErgoHomes are positioned in clusters of only four units in an L-shaped formation, making each home a corner unit with its own private garden. This one-of-a-kind layout is a first in Malaysia.The addition of the Passion Area truly levels up the ErgoHomes and makes it ideal for those working from home. It's up to you to transform this area into whatever you need, whether it be a workshop, a music room, or even a home office. Even if you don't work from home, this area can be somewhere for you to keep your passion alive and not forget about your hobbies.

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The entire ErgoHomes village is surrounded by a communal garden easily accessible via the private gardens of all units. The beauty of the communal gardens is that they encourage neighbourhood interaction and are also perfect for taking OOTD photos, product shots, or any other photoshoots your job or hobby may require. You can also choose to work there for a change of pace and scenery.

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Plus, each unit gets their own 15 ft x 15 ft private garden where you can do all kinds of things with your friends and family. Install a dipping pool or a barbecue pit, plant your favourite flowers, cultivate your own herb garden...the possibilities are endless.

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You'll never have to worry about feeling cramped and stuffy, the ErgoHomes are spacious and have lots of windows, bringing in plenty of natural light and cooling breezes. Moreover, all the windows are facing beautiful landscape and gardens, creating a real-life painting that evolves with the varying lighting throughout the day.

Besides the ErgoHomes, Eco Forest is also home to some lovely Garden Homes

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These make an excellent option for those who prefer more space. At 30 ft x 65 ft in size, not only is the interior of the Garden Homes bigger, you'll also be able to fit up to three cars in the parking space right in front of your home.

With ErgoHomes, you'll be able experience the warmth of communal living while you indulge in your passions and enjoy life to the fullest

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Kind Porsche Owner Charges Taxi Driver Only RM2.98 For Repairs After Accident

A Singaporean man's interaction with a taxi driver who accidentally scratched his Porsche recently went viral

On Thursday, 13 February, Fed Wu wrote on Facebook, "The day started with my car getting scratched. The taxi uncle also admitted it was his fault, there was no argument. He told me that times are bad and asked me not to claim against him. I accepted SGD1 (RM2.98) and moved on."

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The post has since garnered 4,100 shares and 4,000 likes.

The taxi driver initially paid Wu SGD200 (RM595.65).
However, he returned the money and only accepted SGD1 (RM2.98).

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Wu uploaded several screenshots of his conversation with the taxi driver.He said, "I managed to get cheaper repairs. I understand that being a taxi driver during this period is hard and risky."Then he asked for the man's bank account number and returned almost all of the money."I have acknowledged that I received a compensation of SGD1 (RM2.98) for the above repair and no further claims will be made against you," he added.

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Netizens are moved by Wu's compassion

A user commented, "Fed Wu, people like you make the world a better place. Bless you, you are a good person! Respect to you."

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"Steady pom pi pi. You deserve to drive big car because you got a big [heart]," said another netizen.

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One person wrote, "Hi, just a rando passing through. Saw your post. Couldn't help but the need to post (sic)... Respect! Humility and empathy are rare traits nowadays."

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Check out the full post here:

A day started with my car got scratches. Taxi Uncle also steady admin his fault, no argument. Told me times are bad & ask me don’t claim against him. I accepted $1 & move on.Posted by Fed Wu on Wednesday, February 12, 2020

Well done, Wu!

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Similarly, this mechanic from Klang helped a couple pay for their car battery:

                Klang Man Helps Poor Couple When They Tried To Pay For Car Battery With Coins And Voucher

He decided to help them when he noticed they only had RM90, some coins, and a gift voucher.

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Sentiasa Duduk Sebelah Wanita Dan 5 Lagi Tips Naik LRT Di KL

Artikel ini telah ditulis oleh Aaron Tang melalui laman web mr-stingy.com dan diterjemah oleh SAYS atas keizinan. Aaron Tang juga merupakan salah seorang penyumbang artikel di SAYS.

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Saya seorang pengguna tegar keretapi. Secara khusus, sistem Transit Aliran Ringan (LRT) di Kuala Lumpur. Sudah 9 tahun saya menggunakan perkhidmatan ini.Daripada pengalaman menaiki tren ini, saya belajar beberapa cara untuk mengoptimumkan perjalanan LRT. Bagaimana anda mendapatkan perjalanan yang paling murah dan paling selesa?Untuk tujuan artikel ini, saya akan memberi tumpuan kepada aliran Kelana Jaya (dahulunya dikenali sebagai LRT Putra) sahaja.

1. Kos

Dulu, pengiraan kos untuk perkhidmatan ini agak mudah. Harga bagi Touch n 'Go adalah sama  dengan tiket tunai. Dan jika anda selalu menggunakan LRT, pas bulanan mungkin lebih berbaloi.Sebelum ini saya membayar RM2.40 sehala untuk perjalanan dari Kelana Jaya ke KLCC. Maksudnya RM4.80 bagi dua hala setiap hari, dan RM105.60 sebulan (andaian 22 hari bekerja). Disebabkan pas bulanan hanya RM100 (penggunaan tren tanpa had) - agak masuk akal untuk mendapatkan pas bulanan kerana lebih jimat.Tetapi sudah tentu, Rapid KL terpaksa menukar tambang mereka pada Disember 2015. Kini kos tiket lebih mahal dan lebih rumit.Harga tambang mulai Disember 2015Dulu ada dua skim tambang (pas bulanan vs lain-lain), tapi sekarang dah ada empat. Di bawah saya senaraikan yang paling murah kepada yang paling mahal:1. MyRapid Smart 30 Monthly2. MyRapid Smart 7 Weekly3. Tanpa tunai (sama ada MyRapid atau Touch n’ Go)4. Token (tunai)Rapid KL juga kini mengenakan "yuran langganan" setiap kali anda mengaktifkan pakej Smart 30 Monthly atau Smart 7 Weekly. Jadi, sama ada ia menjimatkan wang atau tidak bergantung kepada berapa hari anda gunakan LRT. Tambang adalah seperti di bawah:

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Nasihat saya ialah:1. Jangan sekali-kali menggunakan token sebab itu yang paling mahal.2. Dapatkan kad MyRapid dengan harga RM10. Anda akan memerlukan kad ini untuk mengaktifkan sama ada pakej Smart 30 atau Smart 7. (Anda boleh menggunakan Touch n 'Go bagi urus niaga tanpa tunai, tetapi anda tidak boleh mengaktifkan pakej Smart 30 atau Smart 7 dengan Touch n' Go).3. Kalau hari-hari anda gunakan laluan yang sama (lebih daripada 20 hari sebulan), aktifkan Smart 30 Monthly.Sebagai contoh, saya gunakan laluan Kelana Jaya ke Ampang Park. Tambang adalah RM3.30 menggunakan Smart 30 dan RM3.70 menggunakan kad yang sama tanpa Smart 30.Jumlah kos menggunakan Smart 30= (RM3.30 x 2 hala x 20 hari)= RM132Jumlah kos tanpa menggunakan Smart 30= RM3.70 x 2 hala x 20 hari= RM148Walaubagaimanapun, anda kena ingat kos pengaktifan Smart 30 adalah sebanyak RM10 setiap bulan. Jadi jumlah harga menggunakan Smart 30 sebenarnya ialah RM142 vs RM 148 (tanpa Smart 30). Anda masih dapat jimat RM6.4. Jika anda tak selalu gunakan tren, pertimbangkan untuk guna kad MyRapid dengan sendirinya (tanpa mengaktifkan apa-apa). Anda boleh jimat mungkin 30 sen seminggu dengan mengaktifkan MyRapid 7 Weekly, tapi saya tak fikir itu berbaloi.

2. Tren 2 gerabak vs tren 4 gerabak

Sekarang jom kita bercakap tentang keselesaan. Dan dalam membincangkan keselesaan, saya akan mengambil kira dua perkara:1. Anda lebih suka duduk daripada berdiri2. Anda tak suka bergesel dengan orang yang tak dikenaliAliran Kelana Jaya mempunyai dua jenis tren: 4 gerabak dan 2 gerabak. Setiap gerabak direka untuk 32 penumpang duduk dan 204 penumpang berdiri.

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Jadi mengikut statistik, peluang anda untuk duduk adalah kurang daripada 16%. Tapi disebabkan anda nak duduk juga, di sini saya terangkan cara bagaimana anda akan sentiasa mendapat tempat duduk.Pertama, sentiasa tunggu tren 4 gerabak. Pada waktu puncak, tren akan tiba setiap 3 minit. Jadi, walaupun tren 2 gerabak tiba berturut-turut, selepas 10 minit - anda akan dapat naik tren 4 gerabak. Tak rugi pun tunggu 10 minit.Lagipun, tren 4 gerabak lebih sejuk daripada 2 gerabak. Dan tempat duduk yang paling sejuk ialah kerusi ketiga (tengah) dari akhir. Di sana, anda akan dapat penghawa dingin terus bertiup pada anda.

3. Sifat stesen LRT

Tidak semua stesen LRT mempunyai sifat yang sama bagi mendapatkan tempat duduk.Jika anda mengambil LRT dari stesen akhir: Kelana Jaya (sehingga 30 Jun 2016) dan Gombak - kebarangkalian untuk mendapatkan tempat duduk adalah 100% memandangkan tren yang bertolak dari dua lokasi ini biasanya hampir kosong.Jika anda tinggal berhampiran dengan stesen terakhir (contoh: Wangsa Maju), anda boleh mengambil tren ke arah Gombak - tunggu sehingga semua orang turun, kemudian baru anda dapat tempat duduk.Ini adalah anggaran peribadi saya mengenai stesen yang seat-friendly sepanjang aliran Kelana Jaya:

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4. Psikologi pengguna LRT di KL

Tapi macam mana pula kalau anda dalam keadaan tergesa-gesa, tinggal jauh dari stesen terakhir, dan tak ada masa untuk tunggu tren seterusnya? Macam mana kalau anda tak dapat tempat duduk? Ini apa yang anda perlu buat...Ada dua hukum yang mengawal psikologi pengguna keretapi Malaysia:1. Hukum inertia pengangkutan awam - Seseorang yang statik mungkin akan kekal statik. Seseorang yang suka bergerak mungkin akan terus bergerak.2. Hukum ruang graviti peribadi - Walaupun dalam keadaan yang paling sesak, individu ini akan cuba mewujudkan sedikit ruang antara dia dengan orang sebelah.Maklumat di bawah mungkin dapat membantu:1. Hukum pertama memberitahu kita bahawa apabila orang ini dah dapatkan kedudukan mereka di dalam LRT (sama ada berdiri atau duduk), mereka kurang cenderung untuk bergerak. Jadi, walaupun anda tidak mendapat tempat duduk pada mulanya, tunggu sehingga ada orang bangun dan keluar daripada tren. Bila ini berlaku:a. Orang-orang yang dah ada dalam tren biasanya tak akan bergerak dari kedudukan mereka.b. Anda akan bersaing untuk mendapatkan tempat duduk dengan orang-orang yang baru memasuki LRT. Oleh kerana mereka sedang bergerak, mereka akan cari tempat duduk kosong. Saya lebih suka dapatkan tempat duduk bila sampai di satu stesen LRT yang ramai orang turun dan tak ramai orang naik.Ini biasanya taruhan terbaik untuk mendapatkan kerusi.2. Tapi kadang-kadang ada juga situasi di mana anda masih tidak boleh dapatkan tempat duduk. Jadi di mana anda harus berdiri untuk berasa selesa? Ini cadangan saya:a. Jika anda suka pergi ke Zouk, mana-mana kawasan sekitar pintu tren dan pertengahan tren adalah tempat paling mudah untuk punggung anda bergesel dengan orang lain.b. Pilihan saya adalah untuk berdiri di tengah-tengah lorong antara kawasan tempat duduk. Di sini, "ruang graviti peribadi" adalah paling tinggi. Orang sentiasa cuba mewujudkan ruangan peribadi antara mereka dengan orang lain. Lebih jauh anda daripada zon bergesel, lebih banyak ruang yang anda akan dapat.

Tren 2 gerabak. Tempat duduk berwarna biru.
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Bonus tambahan, disebabkan anda dekat dengan kerusi - kalau ada orang bangun, anda terus dapat tempat duduk.

5. Sentiasa duduk sebelah wanita

Saya cadangkan tips ini bukan kerana saya seorang pervert atau lelaki miang yang suka berlaga bahu dengan wanita dalam LRT.Kalau anda nak tahu, tren-tren yang lebih lama mempunyai ukuran kerusi standard kira-kira 16.5 inci lebar. Untuk tren baru pula, ukuran standard adalah sedikit lebih luas - hampir 17 inci lebar.

Orang semua pandang pelik bila saya buat benda ni.
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Boleh kata, saya ini seorang yang agak slim, tapi bahu saya mencecah 19 inci lebar. Kalau letakkan empat lelaki berturut-turut di satu barisan kerusi, semua orang akan rasa macam sardin dalam tin.Memandangkan kebanyakan wanita mungkin lebih slim daripada saya, dan 50% lelaki mungkin lebih besar daripada saya - ia membantu semua orang menjadi lebih selesa jika anda sentiasa memilih tempat duduk di sebelah seorang wanita.Oh, wanita juga lebih wangi.

6. Penghujung tren adalah yang terbaik

Kalau anda tak ingat apa-apa langsung dari artikel ni, ingat satu benda: penghujung tren adalah yang terbaik. Kenapa?1. Penghujung tren mempunyai "kawasan penyimpanan" tambahan di mana anda boleh meletakkan barang anda di atasnya. Walaupun ini merupakan tempat kawalan manual bagi sesebuah tren, ia biasanya dijadikan rak penyimpanan barang sementara.

Tolong jangan duduk atas tu macam lelaki ni.
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			2. Di sini view pun cantik. Rasa macam naik roller coaster murah.3. Tempat duduk terbaik ada di penghujung tren. Masih ingat ukuran tempat duduk standard antara 16.5 - 17 inci? Kalau anda nak tahu, tempat duduk di penghujung tren ada sedikit ruangan ekstra dan lebih luas lebarnya. Selamat datang ke kelas pertama!

19 inci! Lebih luas daripada tempat duduk ekonomi Malaysia Airlines.
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Lagi satu, ada juga tempat duduk "ekonomi premium" berukuran 17.5 inci lebar.Dan disebabkan anda begitu baik kerana membaca artikel ini dari mula sampai habis - saya ada hadiah terakhir untuk anda:

Tren 4 gerabak.
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Kalau ada wanita hamil datang berhampiran anda - sila abaikan segala benda yang saya explain di atas dan berilah tempat duduk anda kepadanya.

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"Versi Malaysia" - Wajah Penjual Burger Mirip Pelakon Park Bo Gum Ini Buat Ramai Terkejut

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Drama siri Korea telah memikat hati ramai penonton di Malaysia

Bukan setakat plot yang menarik, K-Drama juga menampilkan pelbagai pelakon yang hebat. Pelakon Korea tidak kalah tampan dan cantiknya. Sebab itu, ramai yang tergila-gilakan mereka. Baru-baru ini, tular sebuah video di TikTok apabila seorang lelaki dilihat mirip dengan wajah seorang pelakon Korea telah mencuri tumpuan. Lihat video penuh itu di bawah:

  @otaiburgermalaysia Park Bo Gum Malaysia lah  Btw Jom Try OTAi Burger Malaysia . *Disclaimer : Buka mask cuma untuk shooting. #parkbogum #otaiburgermalaysia #otai #burger #malaysia #streetfood #halalfoodie #supportlocal #foodhunting #kdrama #koreandrama #koreanboy  original sound - lattegirl - lattegirl

Senyuman persis dengan pelakon Korea Park Bo Gum

Menerusi video berkenaan, kelihatan seorang lelaki sedang membuat burger pelanggan di gerai sambil aksi dirakam oleh rakannya. Apa yang lebih menarik perhatian adalah apabila dia dilihat persis wajah tampan pelakon Korea iaitu Park Bo Gum apabila senyum. Dia kelihatan malu semasa dirakam rakannya.

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"Kat sini rupanya, 2 tahun tunggu dia habis military, tiber jual buger" - Netizen

Susulan tularnya video itu yang kini meraih sehingga 1.1M tontonan, 104K tanda suka dan 2K komen di TikTok, rata-rata netizen turut bersetuju dengan wajahnya yang mirip Park Bo Gum. Malah, ramai yang memberikan pelbagai reaksi. Berikut di bawah merupakan antara komen menarik daripada netizen di TikTok:

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Dia punya senyuman tu memang serupa. Tak sangka Park Bo Gum singgah Malaysia! :P

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I'm A Lawyer, But I Also Have A Second Job People May Find 'Spooky'

Siti Rasidah Abd Radzaz has excelled in the legal profession, but not many know that she is actually an undertaker at the beginning of her career

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Siti was working as Johor's deputy public prosecutor from 2008 until 2015, before she moved on to become a lawyer and partner at The Law Chambers of Fazaly Ali law firm today.  While she's dedicated to her career in law, the 34-year-old has revealed that she also bathes the dead. In fact, her knowledge and experiences have allowed her to share useful tips on how to conduct and observe the Islamic funeral customs and service rituals."Now that I'm in the private practice, it is easier for me to manage my time between working as a lawyer and bathing the bodies of dead women in Johor Bahru," Siti said.

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Her journey as an undertaker began about 17 years ago

Siti's mother, Puan Hajah Sa'dah binti Saliehan, was working as an undertaker at the Johor Islamic Religious Council (MAIJ) until she retired recently. Puan Hajah used to give lectures for courses on funeral processions so that was how Siti received those knowledge too. After completing her SPM examinations in 2000, Siti began accompanying her mother in handling funeral processions for Muslim women during her holiday break.  "At that time, I only acted as an assistant. I just followed the instructions given by my mother. Over time, my mother asked me to handle the corpse by myself. I was even tasked to oversee the processions. It was a fairly heavy responsibility," Siti said.

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Siti spent the next few years to pursue the legal profession but continued to help her mother out whenever she could

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"After getting my SPM results, I furthered my studies in the field of law at Universiti Islam Antarabangsa (UIA) from 2001 until 2006. During this period of time, I was just helping my mother during the semester breaks."In time, she slowly learned the knowledge and skills needed to bathe the dead from her mother while studying law. "Those days, my mother would supervise me from the beginning until the end of the funeral rites. She would ensure that everything goes on smoothly," Siti recalled.

Contrary to many sensational stories related to bathing the dead, Siti said that she has yet to experience anything "mystical"

"I've had many different experiences whenever I followed my mother to bathe the corpse. Yet I swear that none of it was a mystical experience. I myself had wanted to experience them but it didn't happen. Alhamdulillah, that everything has been easy and simple to manage."  Siti is still bathing the body of the deceased until today, although she admits that it challenging to do so due to her busy schedule.  "Sometimes, I just bring my children along to the morgue," the mother of two said."To do this job, you have to be strong. Learn how to withhold your tears. Because you will be in situations where you feel like crying. I have cried many times while bathing the deceased when I had to bathe the remains of a family member or my own friend."

Although it is a customary funerary practice, Siti said that many people still do not have the courage to bathe a corpse if the deceased is not part of their family

"There are those who think that there are many restrictions when bathing the dead such as menstruation or that children cannot observe the process to bathe the dead in fear of getting jinxed," she said, adding that everyone can bathe the remains of another person long as they are sane.She opined that the lack of information has caused the public to have this perception that it is unimportant to learn about the funerary practice, leaving it completely to the corpse bather to handle the matter. However, she noted that most people would still participate and even perform the ritual together.  "The society is rarely exposed to this topic on how to manage a person's remains. I hope that this will help to open the minds of people that even the young people can be taught to handle a corpse."

Unlike many young people who stayed away or have little knowledge about how to handle the  body of a deceased person, Siti is passionate about the practice

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"I have followed my parents to the Sultanah Aminah Hospital mortuary in the event of a death since my childhood. My siblings and I were given exposure on the Muslim funeral procession ever since we were kids." "Therefore, the interest developed naturally and I thought that this is something that is close to my heart," Siti explained. "I have chosen to help my mother out of the sense of awareness and responsibility. I think that this field is in need of those from the younger generation."

Siti's story is one of many others featured on the Malaysian City Life series on SAYS. Do you have a story or experience to share, or have you seen any we should write about?

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Man Spends About RM13,000 To Create Life-Sized Silicone Replica Of His Late Wife

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True love knows no bounds — but how far would you go to express the purest love you have for your partner?

In accordance with a report by Times of India, 65-year-old Tapas Sandilya, a retired government employee who hails from Kolkata, India, has spent a whopping INR250,000 (approximately RM13,376) on a silicone statue that resembles his late wife, Indrani. Back in May 2021, Indrani passed away from complications related to COVID-19 after a second wave of the pandemic hit the nation in spades. Sandilya himself was in isolation at the time of his wife's death, which unfortunately resulted with the 59-year-old passing with no one by her side.To remember her in her glorious form, Sandilya, with the help of a sculptor, resurrected a lifelike figure in memory of his beloved wife.

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According to Sandilya, the idea for the sculpture actually cropped up a decade ago, after he and his wife visited a temple that was adorned with the statue of an Indian guru

In a statement to Times of India, Sandilya recalled visiting the Iskcon temple with Indrani in the Mayapur neighbourhood of Bamanpukur in West Bengal, India, 10 years ago. Upon seeing a lifelike statue of Indian guru AC Bhaktivedanta Swami, Indrani told Sandilya that it was her desire for a similar statue be created of her likeness should she pass away before her husband. Moving forward to present day, Sandilya got in touch with sculptor Subimal Das, who curates museum replicas, to help create his vision. According to Subimal, this was one of the most challenging projects he has ever worked on. The grafting of her hair took one month alone."I had to work with Subimal for the clay-moulding phase, as nothing less than Indrani's actual facial expression would do for me. I, after all, lived with her for 39 years," said Sandilya in a statement with Times of India.After six months and plenty of hard work, the completed replica of Indrani can be found sitting in her favourite spot in the couple's home. Made of silicone and weighing approximately 30kgs, she is dressed in a silk saree she once wore to her son's wedding reception before her passing. The replica also has gold jewellery on, Indrani's favourite pieces from when she was alive.

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Indrani's tailor was also involved in the project, assisting in the fitting of the replica's garment, as he knew her exact measurements

"If we can keep framed photographs at home after someone's death, why not a statue?" said Sandilya. Opening up to the publication, he stated that while his family initially did not approve of the statue, they gave in after some time. "Everything had to be a perfect fit. My wife died on 4 May 2021, and I just wanted to fulfil her wish," said Sandilya in his closing thoughts.

Watch the full clip of Sandilya presenting the silicone replica of his late wife below:

Kolkata man spent Rs 2.5 lakh to make lifelike silicone statue of wifehttps://t.co/uenC1NmOeE— TOI Kolkata (@TOIKolkata) January 3, 2023

If you didn't already know, there's a replica of the Petronas Twin Towers located in West Bengal, India:

                Hindu Devotees In India Have Built A Replica Of Petronas Twin Towers

It took 70 people to build it.

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Australian Foodie Finds A Malaysian Hawker Centre In Sydney & It Looks Super Legit

Australian YouTuber and social media influencer Lily Huynh has been a notable figure in discovering some of the hottest and most delicious food spots across her home country and beyond

Sharing her journey of becoming an avid foodie online, some of Huynh's most entertaining endeavours include visiting popular food festivals, trying new and interesting dishes, and even finding hidden gems within the food world.In one of her most recent TikTok clips, Huynh went to a Malaysian hawker centre located in Guildford, a suburban city in Sydney.Describing the experience as making her feel as though she was back in Malaysia, Huynh embellished on all the items she ordered and how they tasted when compared to authentic Malaysian food.

The roti canai stall (left) and the grilled satay stall (right) at the hawker centre.
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Sharing visuals of the surroundings, the ambience of the hawker centre was comparable to stalls we could find right here in Malaysia

The first item Huynh ordered was a nasi kerabu dish, consisting of blue pea rice and sambal chicken. In total, Huynh paid AUD20 for the meal (approximately RM60). Rating it a 9.5 out of 10, Huynh complimented the rice for being fragrant, and a side of fried chicken for how crispy and juicy it was.Aside from that, Huynh also ordered chicken satay and a side of peanut sauce, with each stick costing her AUD2 (approximately RM6).Another item she proceeded to have was the roti telur bawang, which consisted of eggs and onion with a side of curry sauce. Paying a total of AUD6 (approximately RM18) for the item, her only foul about the dish was the roti being on the thicker side than other rotis she tried before.

Huynh trying satay (left), nasi kerabu (middle), and roti telur bawang (right).
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The next item Huynh ordered was beef noodle soup, which came with a large piece of bone marrow and a straw for the broth

Costing her AUD16 (approximately RM48), Huynh stated that the bone marrow was fatty, buttery, and citrusy.Closing off her food tasting, Huynh tried one of the stalls' fried banana fritters, also known as pisang goreng. Describing the item as hot and crispy on the outside, then gooey and sweet on the inside, the item was genuinely comparable to the pisang goreng in Malaysia.Besides the food, Huynh also made space to try teh ais and sirap bandung for AUD5 (approximately RM15) each.At the end of her video, Huynh revealed that the name of the hawker centre is Mamu Penang Coffee Stall, and all the items sold there are halal.

Huynh trying the fried banana fritters (left), beef noodle soup (middle), and teh ais (right).
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Going viral on TikTok, Huynh's clip has since received over 400,000 views and 60,000 likes at the time of writing

Many people were impressed by the food at the hawker centre, praising Huynh for finding this eatery."Oh my gosh, this is like, really authentic Malaysian dishes!" wrote one user.When speaking on her review of the foods served at the hawker centre, others also stated that they were glad Huynh enjoyed the traditional Malaysian dishes.

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There were also a few commenters who were taken aback by the price of the items being sold in Sydney, as they were much steeper than the equivalent of what those dishes would cost in Malaysia, even after conversion."That uncle will be very rich for selling nasi kerabu at AUD15," wrote one user, while another couldn't believe that the teh ais was priced at AUD5 (approximately RM15).

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Nevertheless, a slew of commenters couldn't get over how similar the eatery looked to Malaysian roadside stalls, saying that they were in awe that this was actually in Sydney

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"Even the bihun is yellow! Haha, true Malaysian bihun sup right there," said one user in reference to the beef noodle soup.

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One of the most surprising and fruitful comments of the bunch came from a user who shared that her father is the vendor of the grilled satay stall at the hawker centre."Whoever is in Sydney, support my father who is running the grilled satay stall," she wrote cheekily.

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If you're ever in Sydney and missing a piece of home, here's where you can find Mamu Penang Coffee Stall:

Address312 Railway Terrace, Guildford NSW 2161, AustraliaOperating hours4pm - 11pm (Wednesday to Friday)8.30am - 12.30pm, 4pm - 11pm (Saturday and Sunday)Closed on Monday and Tuesday.

Huynh outside Mamu Penang Coffee Stall.
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It's a heartwarming and lovely treat to see Malaysian culture be carried to many parts around the globe so accurately.
Watch the full TikTok below:

  @biteswithlily Everything I ate at a Malaysian Hawker Centre  Let me know your fave #hiddengem and check out the food festival hub for more  #sydney #malaysian #food #hawkercentre #guildford #sydneyfood  original sound - biteswithlily

After finding out about this Singaporean and Malaysian-styled hawker centre in New York, locals were shocked by the prices of the food items being sold there:

                Hawker In New York Sells Prawn Noodles For RM83 & Pays Kitchen Staff RM22,000 Per Month

"The food prices here are around this standard."

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Dato Seri Vida Hires A Handsome Personal Assistant For A Whopping RM10,000/Month Salary

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After looking for a "handsome" personal assistant (PA) for several months, Dato' Seri Dr Hajah Vida has finally found the right person for the job.
Meet 26-year-old Syed Qusyairi Syed Mahmud Iskandar, also known as Abang Qu.

Cosmetic entrepreneur Vida — whose real name is Hasmiza Othman — introduced him to the world in an Instagram post last Thursday, 24 February.Describing him as someone who is shy, she hopes that Syed Qusyairi will work hard and be loved by her team.Vida said she pays him a whopping RM10,000 salary per month but Syed Qusyairi said that the high salary is not just the only rezeki (sustenance).In a comment under Vida's post, he said being able to work under a good boss and team is also a form of rezeki.

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Hailing from Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Syed Qusyairi is a businessman himself prior to becoming Vida's PA

According to mStar, the hot stud runs his own business and already has a stable income."I put the question of the salary in the third or fourth place. It's not the main reason I accepted this job," he told the Malay entertainment site."Working for Vida is not just about money, it is more of an experience that I want to gain and learn."He added that he wishes to learn the ways to build a business empire of his own.

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Syed Qusyairi also said his 50-year-old boss is always open to accepting young people's opinions in order to produce better results

"I see Vida treats her employees very well. She also often does charity by helping children in tahfiz schools. That made me interested in accepting this offer," he told mStar."We all know she is a very spontaneous person, including when creating content on social media.""Although she has the experience, she is always ready and open to accept new ideas. What is important is the end result of the content or the product."

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Additionally, Syed Qusyairi said that he will try his best to be professional and not mix up his own personal affairs while working for Vida."I know maybe people will talk about (our) personal stories when I'm close with Vida. As her personal assistant, I will practise a professional attitude," he related."Soon people will see the results of our work together and stop talking about untrue things."

Vida began looking for a PA since 3 December last year:

                Are You Single & Handsome? Dato' Seri Vida Wants To Pay You RM10,000 To Be Her PA

"Wajib handsome."

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[FACT OR FAKE #100] Drinking Cold Water After A Meal Is Bad For Your Health

Anyone who has been on the Internet since the late 2000, have most definitely read or received messages that claims that drinking cold water after a meal is bad for health because it will either solidify "oily stuff" present in the food consumed and will lead to cancer, or cause heart attacks.
Such claims about the harms of cold water have circulated since years now, making gullible population of the Internet an easy prey.

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One of the "theories" behind a claim is that, we've all seen how grease solidifies when it cools, such as in your drains. Well, your intestines are exactly like drains, right? So drinking cold water after a fatty meal will make what you eat solidify in your guts! e.g.:

"HEART ATTACKS & HOT WATER:A very good article which takes two minutes to read. This is a very good article. Not only about the warm water after your meal, but about Heart Attacks.The Chinese and Japanese drink hot tea with their meals, not cold water, maybe it is time we adopt their drinking habit while eating.For those who like to drink cold water, this article is applicable to you. It is nice to have a cup of cold drink after a meal. However, the cold water will solidify the oily stuff that you have just consumed. It will slow down the digestion. Once this 'sludge' reacts with the acid, it will break down and be absorbed by the intestine faster than the solid food. It will line the intestine. Very soon, this will turn into fats and lead to cancer. It is best to drink hot soup or warm water after a meal.Common Symptoms Of Heart Attack... A serious note about heart attacksYou should know that not every heart attack symptom is going to be the left arm hurting. Be aware of intense pain in the jaw line. You may never have the first chest pain during the course of a heart attack. Nausea and intense sweating are also common symptoms. 60% of people who have a heart attack while they are asleep do not wake up. Pain in the jaw can wake you from a sound sleep. Let's be careful and be aware. The more we know, the better chance we could survive.A cardiologist says if everyone who reads this post shares it to 10 people, you can be sure that we'll save at least one life. Read this & Send to a friend. It could save a life... So, please be a true friend and share this article to all your friends you care about."

However, as first reported by websites like Hoax Slayer and Snopes, there is absolutely no credible evidence to back up these claims

There is no mention of a connection between drinking cold water and cancer on the National Cancer Institute website or in other reputable cancer health resources.  If the information in the message were true, it would be well documented by both the medical establishment and the media. It is a very common practice to consume cold water or other cold beverages at mealtime. Therefore any connections between cold water and cancer would have long since been extensively studied and reported. As is common with such "warnings", the message contains no external references to back up its far-fetched claims.

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As for the act of drinking water immediately after eating something being bad for you, those claims have also been kicking about for a bit, as evidenced by this entry from a book of common misconceptions published in 1923:"That it is Bad to Drink Water Directly after Eating FruitThis idea used to be extremely popular at the Cape when the author was there nearly 40 years ago. He has inquired of a Wimpole Street physician (who was also formerly at the Cape), and cannot find that there is any truth in the belief, except the general one that it is not good to dilute the gastric juices too much after eating anything, and especially, of course if the food be indigestible."Far more recently, we found on the Internet the advice to "drink water at room temperature if possible, as ice-cold water can harm the delicate lining of your stomach." If the lining of the human stomach were that delicate, our tummies would not long survive their being constantly bathed in strong digestive acids.

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Conclusion? FAKE!
Here's a good general tip: If the person giving you medical advice seems to easily confuse cancer and heart attacks, they might not know what they're talking about as is clearly evident by the logically flawed conclusions in the claims!

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The stomach's natural heat will bring all contents to a uniform temperature soon after eating. Even ice-cold water would not stay cold long enough inside the stomach to actually "solidify the oily stuff". Moreover, according to BBC Science and Nature: 'As soon as food enters your stomach, your stomach lining releases enzymes that start breaking down proteins in the food. Your stomach lining also secretes hydrochloric acid, which creates the ideal conditions for the protein-digesting enzymes to work.'This chemical break down, along with rhythmic muscular contractions, turns all of the stomach's contents into a thick semi-liquid mass called chyme and moves it into the duodenum, the first section of the small intestine. Thus, even if cold water did solidify oily substances in the stomach contents (highly improbable), the resulting "sludge" would soon be converted into chyme and it would not enter the duodenum more rapidly than any other material.Some alternative health sources do claim that cold water can slow digestion, although such claims are not supported by modern medical science. However, even if this slowing did occur, it would certainly not fundamentally disrupt digestion in the way described in the message nor would it lead to cancer.

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Thus, it is perfectly safe to drink cold water with or after your meals. While you're at it, know that it is also perfectly safe to drink warm beverages with or after your meal!


Chuckei And Four Girls Share Skincare Problems Every Malaysian Girl Goes Through

1. "I put on moisturiser but I still get dry patches on my skin at the end of the day"

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Deborah has dry skin. She gets dry patches on her face at the end of the day and needs a moisturiser that keeps her skin hydrated all day long.

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She does not like moisturisers that leave her skin oily and glossy. Sometimes, she will still get dry patches on her T-zone even after applying moisturiser.

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Deborah says skin care products should enhance moisture on her skin throughout the day so she does not need to reapply it again and again.

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2. "I need to use oil blotters or extra foundation to remove the oil on my face after a long day at work"

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Kimberly has oily skin. After a long day of work, her face would feel oily. Kimberly often feels the need to use oil blotters or extra foundation to remove the greasiness.

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For someone with Kimberly's skin type, a good moisturiser is one that controls the oil secretion on her face. At the end of the day, Kimberly does not want to use oil blotters or extra foundation to touch up her make. That's why she looks out for two things in her moisturiser: 1. The moisturiser should feel light enough that it feels like you have nothing on. 2. How your skin feels at the end of the day.

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Kimberly believes everyone should find a moisturiser that suit their skin type the best because everyone should feel beautiful.

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3. "I use a moisturiser as a base for natural looking makeup to keep my skin hydrated all day long"

4. "I want to walk into my office with confidence even without make up"

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Esther has normal skin, but she feels compelled to wear make up to work everyday to hide her complexion.

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Esther wants to be able to walk into her work place with confidence even without make up.

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Esther hates greasy moisturisers. She says a good moisturiser is one that is hydrating, but not greasy. Esther tends to go for gel-based moisturisers as they are lighter on her skin.

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Form 6 Teacher Has Emotional Farewell With Students On Their Last Day Of School

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Many often denote teachers as being second parents to children at school. One very special teacher may have proven this to be true.

A recent TikTok video has been making waves all over the Internet of a teacher bidding her Form Six class farewell on their final day of school.Posted by user @nralyaelyna, the 35-second feature is just that, with her approaching multiple students and giving them hugs before seemingly leaving the class. With tears in her eyes, the mentor can't help but break down while saying goodbye, leaving all our hearts sore from the visual.One of her students can also be seen holding back tears, showing a clear emotional bond with her educator. The caption of the video reads, "There's [so many things we've been through]." It was later found out that the teacher is the class teacher of the girls she hugged.

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

Eventually, the identity of the teacher was revealed by her student who posted the TikTok, and that this wasn't the first batch of students who loved her dearly

After posting the video, the user, who goes by Alya, went on to pin a comment in the comments section with the TikTok account of the teacher herself, known as Cikgu Chandra. Though a public school teacher currently, Cikgu Chandra also lectured for the Malaysian Matriculation Programme (MMP) a few years ago.A remarkable surprise, some of her former students who stumbled across the TikTok remembered their lecturer, and commented on her kindheartedness with students even since then. One person wrote, "My favourite lecturer during my [matriculation programme in Johor Bahru in 2010/2011. She's such a good lecturer and has always been close to her students. I miss her!]"

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

One of the comments even mentioned how lovely this teacher is, and the bond between her and the students is undeniable.

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Hundreds of others also poured into the comments section to express how touched they were by the dedication of Cikgu Chandra

So many people were moved, saying they got emotional watching the students say their goodbye to Cikgu Chandra.

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

However, one comment conveyed to the students that this does not have to be the last interaction between them and their beloved teacher, "Once you start working, come back and visit your teacher. She will be very proud of you guys." Adding a similar sentiment to that was another person who told the girls to remember her along the path of life. "Remember that in the future, whether you succeed or not, not to forget all the kindhearted moments with your teachers who've helped you along the way. Buy her a present even if it's something regular."

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

One of the comments seemed to encapsulate the entirety of the feature, writing, "STPM teacher are literally like our parents," with the TikTok user who posted the video agreeing with the sentiment.

Image via @nralyaelyna (TikTok)

Watch the full TikTok below:

  @nralyaelyna theres many things that we have been go through #stpm #form6 #stpmstudent  suara asli  - gabut woi

Here are some other teachers who went above and beyond their duties for their students:

                [VIDEO] Netizens Praise M'sian Teacher For Teaching Children About Their Bodies & Consent

"This teacher's presentation is so good. It should be an example," said a Facebook user.

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                Teacher Surprised To Find Student Walking Alone For 3 Hours Just To Go To School

The teacher said the 13-year-old almost gave up pursuing an education due to financial restraints.

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