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South Korea
Students cheating with smart glasses to be prosecuted
The country will file criminal complaints against students caught cheating on a national university entrance exam with smart glasses and toughen penalties for their use, a government official said.
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Philippines
Volcano alert raised as eruption sends ash skyward
One of the country's most active volcanoes fired a dark column of ash thousands of metres into the sky in a "moderately explosive eruption" that lasted nearly six minutes, the state seismology office said.
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Nation
Implement symposium resolutions, Forestry Dept urged
KUANTAN: The Forestry Department of Peninsular Malaysia (JPSM) has been urged to implement the resolutions adopted at the 2026 JPSM Symposium through concrete on-the-ground action, ensuring the proposals translate into meaningful improvements in forest management nationwide.
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Eat And Drink
Turkey takeaway and buffet for gatherings to remember
A turkey feast is on the table in Kuala Lumpur, with a roasted bird being offered by the culinary team at EQ.
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Indonesia
Wildfires fuel deadly air pollution
Pollution from smoke emitted by months of wildfires across the country caused an estimated 3,560 deaths in the vast archipelago in September, according to a new study.
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Metro News
Local council promotes Kuala Kubu Baru through explorace
HULU Selangor Municipal Council (MPHS) marked its fifth year of municipal status with an explorace in Kuala Kubu Baru (KKB) to promote ecotourism, environmental sustainability and social responsibility.
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Metro News
Bringing Malaysians together through pickleball
A NATIONWIDE pickleball series concluded in Selangor with a RM175,000 prize pool attracting over 1,500 participants from across Malaysia.
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Metro News
Self-taught carpenter’s nail-free artisan beds in high demand
HAVING learned the craft through online tutorials, self-taught carpenter Muhammad Atifin Mohd Zain now finds his custom wooden beds in high demand across the country.
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Nation
Kulai council wants to recruit more Indians
THE Kulai Municipal Council has urged more Indians to join the local authority as officers, Malaysia Nanban reported.
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Metro News
‘Unesco listing saved George Town’
GEORGE TOWN could have looked very different if the Unesco World Heritage Site listing had not been granted in 2008, says a respected urban conservationist and town planner.
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Nation
Female tapir killed after being hit by vehicle
AN adult female tapir weighing about 200kg is believed to have been killed after being hit by a vehicle near Kampung Serdang along Jalan Dungun-Bukit Besi in Terengganu, reported Harian Metro.
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Metro News
Mastering delicate dumplings
Har gow or prawn dumplings are one of the four "heavenly kings" of dim sum and have been a mainstay of Cantonese cuisine for generations.
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Nation
Two charged over offensive remarks against Negri Ruler
KUALA LUMPUR: Two men pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here to charges of creating and posting extremely offensive comments against the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan, Tuanku Muhriz Tuanku Munawir, on social media in August.
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Football
Aidil admits Cats not at Gangwon’s level but hopeful of comeback after narrow loss
PETALING JAYA: Kuching City coach Aidil Sharin Sahak made no bones about the gulf in standard between his side and South Korea's Gangwon after they went down 0-1 in the AFC Champions League (ACL) Two match on Thursday.
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Metro News
Face to face with nature, big and small
A VISIT to any of the zoos in the country brings families within arm's reach of nature's varied species – from vibrant macaws and agile orang utans to towering elephants and giant pandas steadily stripping bamboo stalks.
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Insight
The energy transition conundrum
2026 has been a tumultuous year for the global climate, as Mother Earth faces one of the most intense El Nino events in human history.
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Metro News
Lessons to learn from fun challenges for Scouts, Guides
FROM launching water rockets to building bridges and taking the controls of a flight simulator, Scouts and Girl Guides from three Penang schools traded their classrooms for a day of hands-on challenges.
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Metro News
Restored landmark reopens as Penang museum branch
A HISTORIC building in Jalan Macalister has reopened as a branch of the Penang State Museum, which will also temporarily house the State Art Gallery.
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Nation
More than 100,000 rescue personnel on standby
PUCHONG: A total of 101,901 officers and personnel from various rescue agencies have been placed on standby, with more than 40,000 assets ready for deployment during the Northeast Monsoon.
