IT seemed as if a giant rock had suddenly emerged along Sungai Pahang. But to a fisherman’s surprise, it was actually an elephant’s carcass, Kosmo! reported.
Azman Yusoff said he was on his boat and about to draw in his net when he was surprised by the sight of a floating carcass.
“When I was about 50m away, it looked like a very big black rock was floating on the river. When I got closer, I realised it was the body of a wild elephant who seemed to have drowned,” he said.
Azman said the elephant’s body seemed to have been stuck to a log.
“The whole body was intact, with its trunk filled with water,” he said.
> The daily also reported that influencer Ameera Khan wants a partner who is romantic and funny.
Ameera, the younger sister of celebrity host and entrepreneur Neelofa, said her potential partner’s height is not an issue.
“Someone romantic and funny is important to me. In terms of looks, a casual fit with just a T-shirt is good enough.
“Of course, I want the person to be supportive of my career.
“Regardless if the person is short or tall, it’s more important that they are confident. I also like a partner who can be a good listener,” the 24-year-old said.
She also said her future partner has to be someone with big dreams.
Previously, several high-profile individuals including actor Meerqeen were said to have been involved with Ameera.
> Ira Kazar, the former wife of celebrity director Syamsul Yusof, said she’s going on with life happily, with no plans to enter into a new relationship yet, Harian Metro reported.
“For now, I’m not keen on a new relationship. I’m happy at the moment.
“Even if I have (a partner), I won’t reveal the person,” she said.
Earlier this year, Syamsul officially divorced Ira less than two years after their controversial marriage.
He married Ira on Jan 6 last year in Thailand without informing his wife at the time, actress Puteri Sarah Liyana, who then filed for divorce. The couple officially parted ways on June 14 the same year.
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.
