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'Treetop Girl' Veveonah didn't expect overwhelming response to her YouTube videos
KOTA KINABALU: Things have been getting better for 18-year-old Veveonah Mosibin ever since she posted YouTube videos of herself spending the night up a tree to get better Internet access for her exam, and they went viral.
‘More needs to be done for mental health’
PETALING JAYA: While the Talian Kasih hotline made it easier for Malaysians to reach out to counselling services, more is still needed to help the people in the tough times ahead, say experts.
Malaysians experienced much distress due to pandemic
PUTRAJAYA: Talian Kasih saw a record number of calls during the Covid-19 pandemic, receiving 3,308 calls on April 16 alone, its highest daily record.
50 years on, understanding of Rukunegara still lacking
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Most Malaysians are familiar with the Rukunegara. Reciting the Rukunegara is an integral part of weekly school assemblies, and who could possibly have missed the five principles that are dutifully printed on the back cover of every school exercise book?
Have gun will travel: Coronavirus at meat plants builds demand for mobile butchers
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Slaughtering cattle is a solitary, but personal business for Gerrit vande Bruinhorst, 55, the mobile butcher of Picture Butte, Alberta.
‘Avoid unduly burdening travellers'
PETALING JAYA: Airline companies are reminded to set reasonable airfares so as not to unduly burden travellers following the relaxation of social distancing rules for aviation, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
MCO diets drive up Malaysia’s obesity rates
KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Many Malaysians have been complaining about their weight gain during the movement control order (MCO) period, which was not really a surprise considering that they were homebound and less active physically.
Home is where the work is - a new way of working post Covid-19
NO one would have imagined that the year 2020, would really change their lives, personally and professionally.
‘Reopen border gradually’
GEORGE TOWN: While some in the northern business community welcome the plan to reopen the Malaysia-Thai border, they stress that it must be done gradually and health and safety must be prioritised first.
Lee: Address mental health issues in school syllabus
PETALING JAYA: The government should include a stress management module in the school curriculum in view of the high number of children struggling with mental health issues, says Befrienders.