Rescuers scramble to save Malaysia’s flood victims as blame game starts
The armed force and police scrambled to save those still trapped in their homes, while volunteer groups and individuals also pitched in.
Duterte ordered agencies to tap quick response funds for Odette victims
Typhoon Odette, which international name is Rai, is said to be the strongest typhoon to hit the country this year.
Bangladesh’s plastic menace worsening
Of the 977,000 tons of plastic consumed in 2020, only 31 percent was recycled.
All 90 members of HKSAR’s 7th-term LegCo elected
The elected 90 lawmakers, who will serve in the next four years, will assume office on Jan 1. Their first session is scheduled on Jan 12.
China’s malnutrition rate down, but obesity on rise
The annual child development report also said that the students' eyesight has also become worse.
Cebu City stores run out of food, water stocks; fuel prices up as supply dwindles
Many water refilling stations were closed since electricity, which is used to put water into the containers, had yet to be restored.
Sad tales and heartwarming stories shared on social media amid floods
The devastation seemed unreal for many Malaysians sharing the videos and pictures.
Myanmar junta court postpones Suu Kyi verdict till Dec 27
Aung San Suu Kyi is also charged with multiple counts of corruption and violating the official secrets act.
Dr M admitted to hospital for medical check-up
He is expected to remain in hospital for a few days
Singapore raises stamp duty, tightens loan limit to cool property market
These measures are being taken because the property market has been buoyant despite the economic impact of Covid-19, the authorities said.