More Chinese singers to hold concerts in KL


Compiled by ZAKIAH KOYA, R. ARAVINTHAN and JAROD LIM

CHINESE pop sensation Joker Xue and Taiwanese singer-actor Cyndi Wang will be holding separate concerts in Kuala Lumpur, Sin Chew Daily reported.

On his 40th birthday on Monday, Xue took to Instagram to announce that his international concert tour would cover 10 countries – Malaysia, France, Japan, Thailand, Canada, the United States, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand and Britain.

The news comes four years after his last concert in Malaysia in 2019.

Meanwhile, Wang has also set KL as one of the locations for her 23 international concert venues. The date has yet to be finalised, but the concert is expected to be held sometime next year.

> A woman in Suzhou of China’s Jiangsu province chipped a tooth after biting into a metal bolt inside a popsicle, China Press reported.

She felt immense pain after biting into the dessert she bought for CNY50 (RM31) from an ice-cream store, and found the metal object as big as a key.

She contacted the ice-cream manufacturer and was later compensated CNY1,000 (RM628) and given a fruit basket, with them claiming it was an act of sabotage from a competitor.

The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Other news and views

   

Next In Nation

Flat residents horrified after finding 20 dogs poisoned in Seremban housing area
Around the 'globe' in 80 Lego sets: Melaka boy explores the world brick by brick
KKB polls: Three reports lodged so far, say cops
Ex-Padang Serai MP fails to set aside damages in defamation suit
Health Ministry to seek AstraZeneca clarification on acknowledgement of vaccine side effects
Vegetable seller slashed by robber while protecting fiancee in Papar
Wanted SS2 conman linked to nearly RM400,000 in losses, say PJ cops
Anwar holds closed-door meeting with Kelantan MB
Only 200 PPR units in pipeline in Sabah despite demand for cheap housing, says state housing board
Man arrested for allegedly committing non-physical assault on minor in Tampin

Others Also Read