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Ipoh dancers showcase talents at Japan festival
SIX dancers from Ipoh, Perak, performed in Fukuoka, Japan, for the first time since the sister city relationship began in 1989.
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Family want apology, compensation for burial plot mix-up
TWENTY-six years ago, the family of the late Kok Ah Chang @ Ke Lian bought a burial plot for RM200 at the Christian cemetery in Cheras managed by Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).
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MBDK to demolish illegal kitchen extensions
RESTAURANTS with illegal extensions over drain culverts must demolish these structures before Klang Royal City Council (MBDK) steps in.
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Working together to level up e-sports in Selangor
SELANGOR Red Giants’ (SRG) e-sports team’s victory at an inaugural world cup tournament held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in July has prompted the need to develop the gaming sector further in the state and at national level.
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Upgrades for night visits in JB park
THE public will soon be able to visit the Mutiara Rini Urban Forest at night as the park in Johor Baru will be extending its operating hours to 10pm.
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RM81,000 walkway improvement for SS2 park in PJ
WALKING is an ideal form of exercise to maintain overall health, especially for seniors, says Kampung Tunku assemblyman Lim Yi Wei.
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S’gor govt launches first of four phase scheme to reduce water disruption due to pollution
KUALA SELANGOR: The Selangor government will be undertaking a study for a water master plan (pelan induk air) to look into all water-related matters in Selangor, including flood and raw water management.
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Volunteers make over charity home for Deepavali
AS Deepavali symbolises the triumph of light over darkness, a gaming company’s staff volunteers set out to brighten up the lives of residents at Pusat Jagaan Anbe Sivam in Klang, Selangor.
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Watering holes with views and local flair
Lumi aspires to be a glowing beacon among cocktail bars in Ipoh, Perak.
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Uniquely brewed Ehime sake makes first ripples in Malaysia
EHIME prefecture in Japan, a region steeped in history and natural beauty, is renowned for exceptional sake production.
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Bottom’s up to novel Ipoh cocktails
Caina Bank’s lounge and bar has a new cocktail menu featuring 10 novel creations.
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Sibu fire station facilities to be upgraded
PELAWAN assemblyman Datuk Michael Tiang has pledged to improve Sibu’s Sungai Merah Fire Station under his Rural Transformation Programme (RTP).
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Youth group’s book educates kids on protecting themselves
NINE undergraduates have published a book aimed at teaching children about personal safety and how to protect themselves against inappropriate touching.
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US traveller’s cruise companions make waves
For most travellers, preparing for a long-awaited cruise trip involves packing essentials like clothes, cameras and perhaps a favourite book.
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Terrifying thrills draw tourists
HALLOWEEN may be over but Penang’s thrill seekers had their share of frights at the “Fright of Darkness – Malam Sumpahan Pocong” (Night of the Shrouded Ghost’s Curse) event in Komtar.
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Upgrades for Petaling Jaya parks
A rundown playground along Jalan SS25/20 in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, is being fitted with a jogging track.
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Stepping up Malaysia’s cybersecurity readiness
THE setting up of Malaysia Cyber Security Academy is expected to significantly enhance the country’s cybersecurity readiness by addressing the shortage of skilled professionals in the field.
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Replant 35 trees in USJ 2, MBSJ urged
RESIDENTS of USJ 2, Subang Jaya in Selangor are shocked that 35 trees in their area have been felled by Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) contractors.
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Innovation takes flight
AS enthusiasts gathered to witness the unveiling of new and innovative technologies that will pilot the future of aviation, the roar of jet engines echoed throughout the Selangor Aviation Show.
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Almost 6,000 crows culled in Petaling Jaya over three years
A TOTAL of 5,896 crows have been culled to control their population in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, between 2021 and 2024.
