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Let’s explore various opportunities for students to study abroad.

Dec 5, 2022 | Domestic

Let’s explore various opportunities for students to study abroad. If you want to begin your study abroad plan in 2023, the best way is to...

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Hospitals and clinics working with syndicates to sell babies with fake birth certificates; 74 cases so far.

Dec 5, 2022 | Domestic

74 cases of selling newborns with fake birth cert. According to Utusan Malaysia, the National Registration Department (NRD) has identified 74...

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According to SWCorp’s CEO, Malaysia’s recycling rate increased by 33.17 percent this year.

Dec 5, 2022 | Domestic

Malaysia’s recycling rate increased by 33.17%. This year, the national recycling rate increased by 33.17 percent, with a total amount of...

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SPAN is investigating an odour pollution incident that forced the closure of the Semenyih water treatment plant.

Dec 4, 2022 | Domestic

SPAN is investigating an odour pollution that forced to close the Semenyih water treatment plant. The National Water Services Commission (SPAN)...

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Private hospitals are urging the new government to address the acute nursing shortage.

Dec 4, 2022 | Domestic

Private hospitals are urging the government to deal with the severe nursing shortage. The Association of Private Hospitals today urged the new...

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America’s Richard Serra, a renowned steel sculptor, passed away at the age of 85

Mar 27, 2024

(Reuters) - According to the New York Times, American artist Richard Serra passed away on Tuesday. His massive steel sculptures, covered in a beautiful rust patina, adorned landscapes and filled expansive galleries at the best museums in the world. He was eighty-five....

Emotions induced by music contribute to distinct memories

Mar 27, 2024

EVERY day, our memory encodes and stores information that contributes to the construction of our identity. Emotions play a key role in the memory formation process, although scientists are still trying to determine to what extent. A new study sheds some light on this...

Insufficient iron intake affects one-third of Malaysian children’s health.

Mar 26, 2024

For children to grow and develop to their full potential, iron is a necessary mineral. It is particularly necessary for the synthesis of haemoglobin, the protein found in red blood cells that carries oxygen throughout the body. The youngster may experience anaemia,...

Incentives for sugar refinery companies are a short-term tool to regulate sugar prices, according to Fuziah.

Mar 25, 2024

KUALA LUMPUR: According to Fuziah Salleh, the government's plan to offer incentives to a company that operates a sugar refinery is a stopgap measure meant to prevent future price increases for food. These incentives, according to the Deputy Minister of Domestic Trade...

Let’s explore various opportunities for students to study abroad.

Hospitals and clinics working with syndicates to sell babies with fake birth certificates; 74 cases so far.

According to SWCorp’s CEO, Malaysia’s recycling rate increased by 33.17 percent this year.

SPAN is investigating an odour pollution incident that forced the closure of the Semenyih water treatment plant.

Private hospitals are urging the new government to address the acute nursing shortage.

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