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Nation
Pahang royals warm hearts with food amid cold rains
KUANTAN: The Sultan of Pahang, Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri'ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah, and the Tengku Ampuan of Pahang, Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah, graciously contributed food to flood victims here.
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Metro News
Iskandar Puteri mayor: No flea market at Tmn Perling parking bays
THERE will be no flea market at parking bays opposite the wet market in Taman Perling, Johor Baru, as the area is not designated for business activities.
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Metro News
Don’t forget your origins, history, Johoreans urged
JOHOR must continue strengthening social ties and remain rooted in its identity as it advances towards its goal of a developed state by 2030.
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Sabah & Sarawak
Sibu Chinese schools receive allocation boost
THREE Chinese independent schools in Sibu, Sarawak, received a boost with an allocation of RM20,000 each from Dewan Rakyat Deputy Speaker and Lanang MP Alice Lau.
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Metro News
MPAJ orders landslide warning sensors at hill projects
NEW projects in hilly areas in Ampang Jaya, Selangor, will be required to instal Early Warning Systems (EWS) as part of their development conditions.
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Metro News
Finding love and joy while serving special children
WHAT began as a shared mission to teach children with special needs, blossomed into a lifelong partnership for Koh Yin Tsang and her husband Chew Teck Seng.
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Metro News
‘Use own funds for last-mile links’
LOCAL authorities should not depend solely on state or federal funding to implement small-scale projects that facilitated last-mile connectivity.
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Metro News
Selangor honours local flavours
Two dishes recognised for deep cultural roots, with more under review.
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Nation
College celebrates season with unity, respect
MELAKA: Christmas cheer fills the air at the Tun Fatimah Form Six College in Durian Daun here.
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Metro News
Small ‘Jack’, giant stage presence
FROM the moment five-year-old Saw Kang Chen stepped on stage in muscle-padded green costume with spiked hair and a cardboard cow in tow, a hush fell over spectators at a mall in Penang.
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On Your Side
Enough excuses – action, please!
FIRST impressions count. In a five-star hotel, customer experience is paramount especially at the front office – the first point of contact if you want your clients to be repeat customers.
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Bowling
Cool-headed Ameerul and Co roll into semis
BANGKOK: Composure was the defining factor as Tun Ameerul Hakim Tun Hasnul Azam and his team powered their way into the semi-finals of the men's team event.
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Letters
Safe handling of data is everyone’s responsibility
From DR NURSHUHUDA ZAINON, Senior lecturer Faculty of Built Environment Universiti Malaya.
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Other Sports
Silver streak but Qi Shen sets higher standards
BANGKOK: National paddler Wong Qi Shen is a hard man to please.
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Nation
TUDM’s multi-role combat aircraft plan may be fast-tracked
SHAH ALAM: The Royal Malaysian Air Force (TUDM) may bring forward the multi-role combat aircraft (MRCA) programme slated for 2035 to better address current needs, says Jen Datuk Seri Muhamad Norazlan Aris.
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Nation
Hindu temple demolished despite agreement
THE Hindu community in Kangkar Pulai has been left shocked by the sudden demolition of a local temple.
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Other Sports
Aniq setback fails to derail surge in weightlifting
BANGKOK: Much hope rested on Road to Gold athlete Aniq Kasdan to give weightlifting a big boost at the SEA Games.
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Nation
Muscular Muzaffar bakes cakes
DO NOT let Muzaffar Basisi's muscular appearance fool you. Besides his love for a good gym workout, the 41-year-old is also a capable baker, Harian Metro reported.Muzaffar said he learnt cake baking by enrolling in a course.
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Hockey
Four golds beckon in hockey
CHONBURI: Malaysia can look forward to four more gold medals in hockey – all four teams have made it to the finals.
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Diving
A new low for our diving
BANGKOK: Malaysia's diving has been world class for long, challenging even the Chinese in the Olympics.
