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No roars as Tiger makes return to sounds of silence
(Reuters) - Tiger Woods makes his long-awaited return to competitive golf at the Memorial Tournament in Dublin, Ohio this week and no golfer will feel the impact of the strange new spectatorless world created by COVID-19 than the 15-time major winner.
Villagers jittery over hill clearing
Earthworks and hill-cutting carried out along the slope in Kampung Besar Berapit in Bukit Mertajam, Penang, have raised concerns among some 2,000 villagers living nearby.
Great deals and bargains galore
MAJUHOME Concept’s “Mid-Year Sale” is finally here – grab up to 60% discounts, great deals and bargains across a total of 21,368sq m (230,000sq ft) of retail space comprising all four Majuhome showrooms at Setapak, Ara Damansara, USJ and Kota Kemuning branches
Penang city council issues notices to two unit owners for breeding pigeons in Rifle Range flats
GEORGE TOWN: The Penang Island City Council (MBPP) has issued two notices to two unit owners who allowed pigeons to occupy their vacant units at Rifle Range flats.
Vet Dept: RM3bil in bird's nest export targeted by year end
MELAKA: The local bird's nest industry anticipates RM3bil worth of exports by year end, says Veterinary Services Department director-general Datuk Dr Norlizan Mohd Noor.
Philippines' Malagos chocolate maker thrives amid quarantine
DAVAO CITY (Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN): Four farm workers in green shirts, masks and face shields stepped out of the farmhouse, carrying small crates, which they filled with freshly picked red tomatoes from a garden. Soon, baskets of other vegetables arrived.
Penang to act on pigeon issue
GEORGE TOWN: Legal action will be taken against flat owners who allow pigeons to occupy their vacant units.
Pigeons take over abandoned homes
GEORGE TOWN: Hundreds of pigeons have turned several abandoned units in Rifle Range Flats here into biohazards.
Expert: For health reasons, best not to feed pigeons
GEORGE TOWN: Feeding pigeons will only add to public health hazards, warns ornithologist Dr Gino Ooi (pic).
WWF: 234,291 snares removed in Cambodia in last decade; helps wildlife population
PHNOM PENH, July 11 (Xinhua): A total of 234,291 snares had been removed from five protected areas in Cambodia between 2010 and 2019, said a World Wildlife Fund (WWF)-Cambodia's press statement on Saturday.