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Empowering youth through policy
THE 10th Malaysian Public Policy Competition (MPPC) saw some of the brightest talents converge virtually to look at key issues facing the country’s youth, with 72 Malaysian undergraduates sharing their thoughts and ideas with each other.
Educating public key in keeping environment clean
SEREMBAN: Efforts to educate society to keep surroundings clean at all times must continue.
Teens coaxed into sending explicit pictures online
PETALING JAYA: The accelerated adoption of online services and increased screen time among young Internet users due to the Covid-19 pandemic have resulted in some disturbing discoveries.
MYFUTUREJOBS A USER-FRIENDLY JOB PORTAL
ARROBERT Sabai anak Sambang lost his right leg in a road accident. He also lost hope of finding employment because of his handicap.A marine co-ordinator with a petroleum-based company, Arrobert, 32, was riding his motorcycle when he became a hit-and-run victim in Miri in June 2018.
Re-start exercise gradually, advises IJN
MORE Malaysians are keeping themselves active these days – and that’s good news for the heart.
Hospital joins list of beneficiaries of ‘Frontliners Initiative’
SEREMBAN: Hospital Tuanku Ja’afar (HTJ) here has joined the list of beneficiaries of the Star Foundation’s “Frontliners Initiative” when it received medical equipment from the special fund to aid in the battle against the Covid-19 pandemic.
In a US-China war, whose side is South-East Asia on? Philippines, Singapore and Malaysia ponder the unthinkable
HONG KONG, Sept 19 (SCMP): Caught between superpowers clashing in their own backyard, South-East Asian nations might find staying neutral is not an option.
Who will get the coronavirus vaccine first?
Governments need to start planning how they will distribute a vaccine efficiently and fairly, because, when a vaccine is approved, most countries won’t have enough doses to vaccinate everyone.
Unicef study: Protect children as pandemic increases their time spent online
KUALA LUMPUR: The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the adoption of online services and increased screen time among Internet users, including children, making it important to ensure they stay safe online.
