Bella Astillah escapes injury in waterfall mishap


Compiled by DIVYA THERESA RAVI, C. ARUNO and R. ARAVINTHAN

BELLA Astillah slipped down a waterfall during a photography session for an advertisement but was grateful she did not suffer any major injuries.

According to Kosmo! Online, the incident was also witnessed by Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, who was present at the session for a clothing brand shoot on Saturday.

“Even Superman Muar couldn’t do anything,” Bella joked on her social media, adding that she had a swollen bump on her head.

Although Bella has not provi­ded any further updates after the fall, fans have taken to the artiste’s social media to suggest she get a medical check-up to ensure she is completely fine.

“Thankfully, nothing serious happened. Please get it checked out, just in case there’s an internal injury,” one fan commented.

> Malaysia’s first cinematic film featuring a giant monster will hit cinemas with a strong environmental message.

The concept of Abu Si Raksasa was inspired by a discussion on pollution issues between produ­cer Zamin Fakry and environmental expert Prof Dr Hezri Adnan.

The film, which premieres on Sept 11, blends science fiction with the Japanese Kaiju genre, famous for featuring colossal creatures.

The story follows a pet salamander, Abu, which mutates into a monster after being exposed to chemicals from toilet cleaning products, Metro Ahad reported.

“We want to offer something different and breathe new life into the film industry,” said Zamin.

> Actor Ashraf Muslim has expressed his disapproval of polygamy when a couple is unable to have children.

“This is a very serious and sensitive issue. Remarriage and children are significant matters that affect individuals, their partners, and their families,” the 40-year-old actor told Utusan Malaysia.

“While we experience the joy of family, if we run from problems only to face new ones, that is wrong.”

Ashraf, who stars in the drama Mandul Bukan Pilihan, expressed this when asked about the issue of infertility.

He advised the public to maintain open communication with their spouse about such decisions, cautioning against seeing polygamy as the only solution.

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.

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