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Klang centre gets two haemodialysis machines
PATIENTS relying on affordable haemodialysis treatment in Klang, Selangor, will benefit from two new machines donated to replace ageing equipment.
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Building nature-positive communities through biodiversity education
MANY people believe they know nature. They recognise the green of trees, the chirps of songbirds and wildlife glimpsed through documentaries.
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Govt fires KL waste station operator
THE government has terminated Bumi Segar Indah Sdn Bhd's (BSI) contract to operate the Kuala Lumpur Transfer Station (KLTS) in Kepong.
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RAC moves to ease Ipoh station gridlock
Railway Assets Corporation (RAC) has acknowledged concerns raised by commuters over worsening traffic conditions at Ipoh Railway Station, in Perak.
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JB pushes for cleaner, cashless toilets
Johor Baru City Council (MBJB) is focusing on cleanliness, efficient maintenance and improved accessibility in its efforts to upgrade public toilets.
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‘Hygienic, well-maintained facilities improve tourist experience’
Clean public toilets are essential but accessibility, safety and ease of use are equally important in ensuring the facilities meet needs.
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Taman Mulia PPR gets RM6.67mil upgrade
KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) allocated RM6.67mil to maintain and upgrade the Taman Mulia People's Housing Project (PPR) in Bandar Tun Razak, benefiting more than 2,100 residents.
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Operator aims for early handover of highways to govt
Amanat Lebuhraya Rakyat Bhd (ALR) aims to shorten its concession periods and return four tolled highways under its management to the government earlier than scheduled.
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Foundation brings clearer vision to underserved students in Kuching
Recognising that clear vision can transform a child's life, AmGroup Foundation contributed prescription eyewear to 44 underprivileged students from the B40 category at SK St Mary in Kuching, Sarawak.
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RM200,000 allocated to upgrade Buntong hall
BUNTONG residents are set to enjoy improved public amenities following a RM200,000 federal allocation to upgrade the Kampung Tersusun Jalan Sungai Pari community hall.
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Turning rubbish into revenue
IT started with a curious glance into a rubbish bag outside a laundry shop in Bangi, Selangor, in 2019.
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‘Early detection key to surviving breast cancer’
Everywhere you looked, it was pink – in the form of ribbons, shirts and even vendor stalls.
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Sailor chronicles the travails of 32-month solo around the globe
Fabian Fernandez has documented his journey sailing around the world, in a 270-page memoir titled I Did It Anyway.
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Campaign to deepen experience of Deepavali
THE rousing sounds of dhol drums and the illumination of a vibrant kolam piece at the grand foyer marked the start of Sunway Pyramid's month-long Deepavali campaign.
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Bridging five decades of media communication history at varsity
MEMORIES echoed through the halls as alumni, graduates and lecturers of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia's (UKM) Centre for Research in Media and Communication (Mention) gathered in Bangi, Selangor, to bridge five decades of history.
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Run-down SS4C park gets RM160,000 makeover
A neglected playground in SS4C, Petaling Jaya in Selangor, has been revamped with a new jogging path and seamless rubber flooring added to the play area.
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Selangor looks to federal cooperation in reaching affordable homes target
Selangor will continue to focus on building public housing or affordable homes in the state, in line with the recently tabled Budget 2027.
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Safeguarding Penang’s cultural icons
PENANG is often described as a living museum, where centuries of architectural heritage, traditional villages, vibrant religious sites and rich cultural practices shape the state's distinct identity.
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Nominations sought for vetting, inclusion in heritage list
EFFORTS to protect Penang's heritage will continue, with the State Heritage Commissioner's office planning to identify further items for official status.
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Public service earns trio recognition in Johor
For Nur Hasliza Hisham, joining the police as a sergeant a decade ago with a diploma in Islamic Finance did not stop her from continuing her studies.
