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Singapore
Data breach hits about 46,000 SIA bookings
About 46,000 Singapore Airlines (SIA) booking records have been affected by a data breach at the carrier's reservation-technology provider, Amadeus.
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Nation
Six fail to halt contempt case
PUTRAJAYA: Former Undang Luak of Sungai Ujong Datuk Mubarak Thahak and five others failed in a bid to halt committal proceedings against them after the Court of Appeal dismissed their application for a stay.
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Thailand
FM seeks closer Myanmar ties
THE country's foreign minister said he will visit Myanmar on Nov 12, days before a regional summit where Bangkok will be pressing to normalise ties with the war-torn country.
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Japan
Young hope for ageing town
In a misty mountain village in Japan, residents recently welcomed unlikely guests from a Peruvian district along the Amazon River, seeing a chance to revive an ageing community facing extinction.
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Thailand
Three deaths reported amid 470 mpox cases
The nation recorded 470 mpox cases and three deaths between Jan 1 and Oct 31, prompting its Department of Disease Control to urge people with suspicious symptoms to seek medical attention without delay.
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Letters
We cannot cure what we do not yet understand
FROM ASSOC PROF DR FAZLEEN HASLINDA MOHD HATTA Department of Pharmacology and Life Sciences Faculty of Pharmacy Universiti Teknologi MARA
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India
Smoky skies this Deepavali
Toxic air pollution in New Delhi surged to more than 30 times the World Health Organisation's recommended daily limit, data from air monitors showed.
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Cambodia
Cruise ship departs without passengers
After disembarking more than 200 passengers who had paid tens of thousands of dollars to live on board for years, the Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship departed from the country.
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STARPICKS
INSIDE THE BLUE CARBON COLLECTIVE
ALONG the nation's coastline, a quiet superhero is at work: mangroves.
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India
Navy rescues 20 from hijacked Iranian boat
Indian naval forces freed an Iranian fishing boat and its crew of 20 hijacked off Somalia after an operation lasting more than 48 hours, India's Defence Ministry said.
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Nation
Pining for a Malaysian Deepavali
PETALING JAYA: For Malaysians living abroad, Deepavali is less about celebration and more about a sense of longing for home, family gatherings, the festive food and open houses.
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Indonesia
Top aide fired amid spying probe
President Prabowo Subianto sacked his chief of staff for what his office said could be treason, a day after his arrest with two top police officers on suspicion of wiretapping the president, Cabinet ministers and others.
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Eating Out
Hakka favourites at PJ food court
FOR more than half a century, a Hakka family has been running a stall at Petaling Jaya Old Town food court in Selangor.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Autistic boy killed in village fire
TAWAU: A 12-year-old autistic boy was killed in a fire that destroyed 30 houses in Kampung Sentosa here.
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Nation
Celebrity preacher acquitted of rape charge
PUTRAJAYA: The Court of Appeal here has acquitted celebrity preacher Syed Shah Iqmal Syed Mohd Shaiful, or better known as Da'i Syed, over a rape charge.
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Metro News
Hotel hosts exploration of Kyushu island’s treasured produce
A hotel in Kuala Lumpur is inviting guests on a culinary journey to Kyushu, southern Japan, during its Oita Prefecture Fair this month.
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Metro News
Govt urged to set up new halfway house in Kota Kinabalu for child cancer patients
Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) Sabah is urging the state government to establish a dedicated halfway house for children undergoing cancer treatment, accompanied by their caregivers, in Kota Kinabalu.
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Metro News
Dragon battle lights up highlands
TWENTY elite dragon dance troupes from across Malaysia are taking their best moves and glowing naga to Genting Highlands, Pahang, for a chance to be crowned Dragon King.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Sabah suitable for pioneer nuclear power plant, says rep
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah should be considered for the first site to develop a nuclear energy plant as the move could meet the state's energy needs, says Datuk Masiung Banah.
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Metro News
Putting specialist heart care on the map at Raja Uda-IJN station
THE National Heart Institute (IJN) has launched the branding of the MRT Raja Uda-IJN station, marking a milestone in efforts to improve access to specialist heart care while strengthening the link between public transport and healthcare services.
