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The festival where healthy resolutions get abandoned

Festive occasions are usually the time when diet and exercise go out the window; this is particularly so during Chinese New Year in Malaysia.

Archery mishap: MoE investigating if SOP was followed

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The Education Ministry (MoE) has begun an internal investigation to check whether all standard operating procedures (SOP) were followed during an archery practice at SMK Gurun, Kedah on Feb 6 which injured a student.

Family evening around the controller: Five games for kids and parents

When you're playing one of these video games, there's hardly anything that parents and children can't do together.

Soldier kills 29 people in Thailand before being shot

NAKHON RATCHASIMA, Thailand (Reuters) - A soldier angry over a property deal gone sour killed at least 29 people and wounded 57 in a rampage that spanned four locations in and around the northeastern Thai city of Nakhon Ratchasima before he was shot dead early Sunday.

Supermarkets restocking essentials to meet high demand

SINGAPORE: Toilet paper rolls have been among the items flying off supermarket shelves amid concerns over the coronavirus, even as stores work steadily to restock products and to reassure shoppers that there is no shortage.

Zoo finds new sources of food for animals

Wuhan: Animals lacking food in Wuhan Zoo in Wuhan, Hubei province – centre of the novel coro­navirus outbreak – have had their troubles solved thanks to joint efforts from solicitous people nationwide.The zoo said the supply of food, mainly for those animals living on aquatic products, has stabilised since it released an emergency call for help.

Benefitting from the food plan

It’s been three weeks since the improved version of the Supple­mentary Food Programme (RMT) was introduced. People’s Housing Project (PPR) residents association chairmen speak to StarEdu on how the free food programme has helped the children in their schools and areas, while psychologists weigh the possible psychological effect on the pupils involved.

SIM metalwoods and irons unveiled

TAYLORMADE’S new range of golf clubs hit the Malaysian market this weekend. Building on its history of metalwood innovation and advanced golf gear technologies, the all-new SIM family has been unveiled and showcased by drivers, fairways, hybrids and irons.

Pleasure can wait as birthday boy Govers puts UniKL first

PETALING JAYA: There will be no big feasts and parties for Universiti Kuala Lumpur (UniKL) forward Kieran Govers as he turns 32 today.