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Residents struggle to get around
The absence of a public bus service in Bandar Saujana Putra, Kuala Langat, Selangor, has made life miserable for residents, in particular those from the B40 group.
Two drive home new wheels in bookstore’s anniversary contest
POPULAR Book Co Malaysia Sdn Bhd rewarded 42 winners with prizes totalling over RM200,000 at its IPC Shopping Centre flagship store in tandem with the company’s 95th anniversary celebration.
Home visits help needy physically, emotionally
JOHOR BARU: A total of 476 special needs individuals and senior citizens in Johor have been getting some help from volunteers, via Welfare Department, through home visits.
Ailing senior citizen gets pension and wheelchair from Socso
IT HAS been a tough 19 years for housewife M. Rasamah who spends most of her time looking after her ailing husband.
Unique and durable rattan furniture in demand
JOHOR BARU: The demand for rattan furniture has been on the upward trend globally over the past couple of years, with a bulk of orders coming from overseas.
Company staff clean and repair homes, distribute essential items to 10 households
AT AN old wooden house in Kampung Selayang Baru, Gombak, Selangor, 40 employees of Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd (Air Selangor) were hard at work clearing the surrounding undergrowth. They were also cleaning the home of a villager there.
Financial woes of JB’s urban poor made worse since MCO
JOHOR BARU: Many urban poor living in Johor Baru district are struggling to make ends meet following the Covid-19 pandemic and economic uncertainty.
Malaysians in two minds over travels amid Covid-19
MALAYSIANS are fairly divided when it comes to the matter of travelling within the country for a holiday amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Rising above setbacks with fortitude
COUNTLESS people in Malaysia have lost their source of income due to Covid-19 and the subsequent movement control order (MCO) since March.
Little boy reunited with parents working in Singapore
JOHOR BARU: It was a tearful reunion when a four-year-old boy saw his mother, who works in Singapore, for the first time in about six months since the movement control order (MCO) was implemented in March.
