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‘Darling, We Made It’ – 66yo Uncle Lim Who Lost Wife To Cancer Finishes 2,200km Run For Children With Cancer
“Stay strong, keep fighting, and keep battling against cancer.”
M’sians No Longer Need To Pay RM1 For Interbank ATM Withdrawal Fee From July 1
The initiative is being carried out in collaboration with Payments Network Malaysia Sdn Bhd (PayNet).
Minister Steven Sim Suggests Hiring Refugees Already In M’sia Instead Of Recruiting More Foreign Workers
Sim said giving refugees access to legal work could also help improve their livelihoods and reduce social issues.
M’sia’s National Football Team Now Ranked 136th In The World
The Philippines are currently just ahead of Malaysia at 135th, while Singapore sits at 148th.
Police: Don’t Take Matters Into Your Own Hands Over Rohingya Issues
He said the authorities would take action according to the law if any wrongdoing is found.
More Than 70% Of M’sians Earn Less Than RM5K A Month, Data Shows
On the other end, employees in the 90th percentile earned at least RM11,122 a month.
Foreigners Misusing Tourist & Student Visas To Run Businesses In M’sia To Face Strict Action
He said the proposed measures must be implemented immediately and must involve all related authorities.
‘We Are Not Asking For Much’ — Rohingya Group Appeals To M’sians To See Them As Human Beings
The post has since gained attention online, drawing mixed reactions from netizens.
M’sians Can Get Up To 65% NCD Discount For Driving Safely. Here’s How
The system will review a vehicle owner’s traffic offence records and generate a risk score.
‘Fix This & You’ll Get My Vote’ — M’sian Influencer Gets Years-Old Potholes Patched In 3 Days After Video Goes Viral
With the Johor state election approaching, he decided to raise the issue again through a video.
4-Storey ‘Flat’ Allegedly Occupied By Rohingya Community In Sungai Tekali, Raises Eyebrows Among M’sians
The building is believed to have been built without proper approval.
‘M’sians Are So Chill’ — Foreign Student Says Living In M’sia Taught Her That It’s Okay To Be Imperfect
According to her, people here were generally kind and tolerant.