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Pearly-Thinaah buru gelaran sulung 2025 di Bangkok

Malaysian women's doubles pair, Pearly Tan and M. Thinaah, advanced to the Thailand Open 2025 final after defeating Japan's Rui Hirokami and Sayaka Hobara 21-18, 21-12. They will face South Korea's Jeong Na Eun and Lee Yeon Woo in the final. This is their second final appearance this year, following a runner-up finish at the Indonesia Masters in January. The pair credited improved focus and a strategic reset during a technical break for their victory. They previously defeated their final opponents at the Orleans Masters in March.

Keluarga pesakit adakan sesi karaoke di hospital

A family in Indonesia sparked outrage after holding a karaoke session inside a hospital ward. A video circulating on TikTok shows them singing loudly, disturbing other patients and angering hospital staff. Staff intervened, ordering them to turn off the portable karaoke machine and leave. The exact location of the incident remains unknown, but the video has garnered over 2.6 million views and widespread criticism online.

Sabah to formulate Youth Development Enactment

Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor announced the development of a Sabah Youth Development Enactment to strengthen youth organization management, recognize youth activism, and provide a structured development space. This enactment aims to empower youth leaders and ensure their contributions aren't sidelined by policy changes. The Ministry of Youth and Sports and Sabah Youth Council will study the youth age transition policy, considering Sabah's unique social structures. The government prioritizes youth development, providing skills and tools for future leadership, emphasizing education, skills, and leadership development.

Pekerja kilang maut motosikal terbabas

A factory worker died in a motorcycle accident on Jalan Nilai-Pajam, Seremban. The 30-year-old victim was riding towards Nilai when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by a man in his late 60s. The car was reportedly overtaking another vehicle when the accident occurred around 6:50 am. The motorcyclist suffered severe head injuries and died at the scene. Nilai District Police Chief, Supt Abdul Malik Hasim, confirmed the incident is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987.

Integriti aset keperibadian berharga

Israel says ‘struck and eliminated’ Hezbollah commander in south Lebanon

Israel's military reported killing a Hezbollah commander in southern Lebanon in a drone strike, marking the fourth such attack in recent days despite a November ceasefire. Lebanon's health ministry confirmed one fatality in the Tyre district. The Israeli military stated the strike targeted a commander involved in rebuilding Hezbollah infrastructure, claiming it violated the ceasefire agreement. The ceasefire stipulated Hezbollah's withdrawal north of the Litani River and dismantling of southern infrastructure, while Israel was to withdraw all forces, but has retained troops in 'strategic' areas. Lebanon maintains it has upheld the ceasefire and urges international pressure on Israel.

Bilik darjah sekolah rendah hampir musnah dalam kebakaran

CM approves RM5 million for Limbahau

Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor approved RM5 million in funding during the Papar Pesta Kaamatan. RM4 million is designated for a new hall at St. Joseph Church in Limbahau, fulfilling a request by assemblyman Datuk Juil Nautim. An additional RM1 million will upgrade infrastructure at the Kampung Marahang multi-purpose hall. Hajiji also pledged to allocate Yayasan Sabah land for Kampung Gana residents, emphasizing the government's commitment to all Sabahans regardless of background. He urged community leaders to communicate these developments to the grassroots and highlighted Kaamatan as a platform for strengthening inter-racial relationships.

Just dance... to the checkout: Scalpers fold as Lady Gaga tickets go from mayhem to markdown in Singapore

The hype surrounding Lady Gaga's Singapore concerts has cooled significantly, with scalpers now reducing prices below face value for some tickets. Initially, resale prices for VIP packages reached exorbitant amounts, but with three out of four shows still available, prices have dropped closer to original values. Official vendors still have tickets available, and authorities are encouraging fans to purchase through authorized channels. This contrasts sharply with the Taylor Swift Eras Tour, which saw sold-out shows and skyrocketing resale prices. Hotel prices in Singapore also remain relatively stable during Gaga's concert run.

Tanjung Manis Airport RM327 mln expansion to enhance connectivity, promote eco-tourism, says Premier

The Sarawak government is investing RM327 million to upgrade Tanjung Manis Airport to accommodate ATR72 aircraft, with future provisions for larger planes like Airbus. Premier Abang Johari stated this upgrade aims to boost regional connectivity and economic growth, particularly in tourism and cargo, aligning with sustainable development and ESG principles. He highlighted Tanjung Manis' potential for ecotourism, referencing weekend tourists from Singapore already visiting nearby Mukah, and mentioned MASwings' acquisition of new ATR aircraft, including one for cargo services.

Tuberculosis – a reminder to our vision

Tuberculosis (TB) remains a significant public health concern in Malaysia, despite efforts to reduce its incidence and mortality. Caused by bacteria, TB primarily affects the lungs but can impact other organs. While curable, untreated TB can be fatal. Malaysia aims to be TB-free by 2035, aligning with the WHO's End TB Strategy. Challenges include delayed diagnosis and treatment non-adherence. Although the incidence rate has decreased, mortality has increased between 2015 and 2020. Community involvement and adherence to treatment protocols are crucial to achieving the 2035 goal.

Early STEM education can shape next generation of engineers

Sabah's development hinges on nurturing a new generation of engineers. Early exposure to engineering, especially in rural areas, is crucial for sparking interest and broadening access to STEM fields. This involves showcasing practical applications, challenging stereotypes, and fostering problem-solving skills. A multi-faceted approach to engineering education is needed to empower students, particularly girls and indigenous communities, to pursue STEM careers and contribute to Sabah's sustainable growth.

Five races? Try as many as it takes, says Alpine boss Briatore on Colapinto 

Alpine Formula One has replaced driver Jack Doohan with Franco Colapinto for an undefined number of races, starting with Imola. Team boss Flavio Briatore clarified that Colapinto's seat isn't limited to the initially reported five races, stating his tenure depends on performance, specifically speed, avoiding crashes, and scoring points. Colapinto expressed growing comfort with the car after the first practice sessions, while teammate Pierre Gasly's impressive third-fastest time boosted team morale. Briatore, who stepped in after principal Oliver Oakes's sudden resignation, emphasized the team's organizational stability despite the change.

Unanswered cry for justice and compassion a decade after MH17

Ten years after the tragic downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, the UN's aviation agency, ICAO, has officially attributed responsibility to Russia for violating the rule against using weapons on civilian aircraft. This decision validates claims made by Australia and the Netherlands and offers a degree of closure for grieving families. The son of the pilot, Captain Wan Amran Wan Hussin, shared his enduring grief and called for justice, emphasizing the profound impact the loss has had on his life and the symbolic significance of MH17 as a national carrier.

BN-PH Plus Plus Plus possible – Zahid

Umno President Ahmad Zahid Hamidi suggested a potential "BN-PH Plus Plus Plus" coalition for the Sabah state election, acknowledging the current political climate where no single party can form a government independently. He highlighted a global trend of coalition governments and emphasized that the final decision rests with Sabah Umno, which has been granted autonomy. While the coalition proposal isn't finalized, Umno remains open to discussions with other parties. Zahid stressed the importance of collaboration, citing GE15 results where Umno's small seat count proved crucial in forming the federal government.

Taktik majikan sediakan ruang khas PATI sembunyi terbongkar

Proposed Tanah Putih–Parit Bugis bridge, road upgrades to enhance Sarikei’s agropark plans, says Premier

Sarawak Premier Abang Johari announced a new bridge connecting Tanah Putih and Parit Bugis across the Batang Rajang River to support agricultural revitalization and a modern agropark. This initiative includes upgrading the road to the agropark. He also announced plans to upgrade the Bintangor-Sarikei road and construct a new route from Jalan Pasi to the Pan Borneo Highway, seeking funding through the 13MP or RADDA.

Murid bawa bom tangan ke sekolah

An elementary school in Derbyshire, UK, was evacuated after a student brought a hand grenade to show and tell. The headteacher, unsure if the WWII-era grenade was live, secured it outside until police and bomb disposal experts arrived. The grenade, brought by a student after another showed a box of old ammunition, was later confirmed safe following X-ray analysis.

Jangan jadikan maraton medan kaut untung

Malaysia's Youth and Sports Minister, Hannah Yeoh, urged marathon organizers to be more mindful of participation fees, especially with the aim of making sports a lifestyle. She addressed complaints about exorbitant fees not commensurate with prizes, suggesting some organizers prioritize profit over accessibility. Yeoh emphasized the importance of affordable fees to encourage wider participation. She noted that organizers require approval from the Ministry and relevant sports bodies, acknowledging that permit costs and insurance contribute to fees. She also highlighted the government's tax relief incentive of up to RM1,000 for sports-related expenses.

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