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Virtual launch for brand’s CNY campaign
TIGER Beer is known for organising grand launch events to auspiciously kick-start the Chinese New Year period.
Top Glove has 9,000 vacancies for Malaysians
PETALING JAYA: Top Glove Corp Bhd is embarking on a massive recruitment drive to hire 9,000 Malaysians this year to meet the growing demand of glove products and help to narrow the country’s unemployment gap.
World Athletics chief Coe confident Tokyo will go ahead
LONDON (Reuters) - World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said there is a "cast-iron determination" to deliver the Tokyo Olympics, with COVID-19 vaccines and ability of athletes to train meaning the situation is better than when the Games were postponed last year.
TV shows to help you stick to your New Year’s resolution(s)
Who says TV is bad for you? These shows will help nudge you in to the right direction.
No fireworks, little fanfare: Tokyo organisers mark six months to go
TOKYO (Reuters) - With much of Japan under a state of emergency due to a third wave of COVID-19 infections, organisers of the Tokyo Olympics will mark six months to go on Saturday with little fanfare, no fireworks and amid rapidly dwindling public support.
Japan stands firm on Tokyo Olympics schedule, denies report of cancellation
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan stood firm on Friday on its commitment to host the Tokyo Olympics this year and denied reports of a possible cancellation but the pledge looks unlikely to ease public concern about holding the event during a global pandemic.
NGO working to fly food supplies to 110 families in Pitas
KOTA KINABALU: Aid workers are hoping to reach some 110 families who have run out of food in a remote area in Sabah’s northern Pitas peninsula after road links to their villages were cut off following the bad weather that hit the state last week.
Brussels "COVID boys" take on mission to police pandemic rules
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Two Belgian men left unemployed by the coronavirus pandemic have reinvented themselves as the "COVID boys", disinfecting public surfaces and patrolling Brussels to encourage social distancing and mask wearing.
Aid workers seeking air support to send food supplies to Pitas villages
KOTA KINABALU: Aid workers are seeking air support to send food supplies to some 110 families in a remote area of Sabah's northern Pitas peninsular after main links to their villages were cut off due to bad weather which hit the state last week.
‘Make road safer for motorists’
MOTORISTS are finding it hard to turn into Vale of Tempe Road from Pepper Estate due to the perpetual traffic flow from Jalan Mount Erskine, said Penang MCA.
