Is Malaysia prepared to deal with quakes?
According to the Seismic Disaster Zone Map, Sabah has the most areas that could record earthquakes of 5.6 to 6.5 on the Richter scale.
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Yoon celebrates opening of children’s garden on ex-US military base
The 300,000-square-meter site is open to the public for the first time in 120 years, as the central Seoul site had been used for military facilities.
Good money, tough clients: The business of political T-shirts
In regards to political T-shirts, one designer said, “A successful T-shirt has to make you think, but then, crucially, you have to act.”
ADHD pills, caffeine tabs and glucose candies: Daechi students’ study aids
Some say it is parents’ excessive educational zeal that has led to the widespread use of study drugs and aids.
In trilingual Hong Kong, Korean is new kid on the block
While Korean has long been taught at private academies and universities, elementary, middle and high schools have just begun to pay attention to the rise in interest in the…
School uniforms now optional in heatwave-struck Malaysia
Students and teachers in all schools and institutions are now allowed to attend classes in appropriate casual wear and sports attire.
Yunnan on guard after 5.2-magnitude quake
As of 2 am of May 3, a 4.4-magnitude aftershock occurred after the earthquake, the only one above a magnitude of 3.
Oil tanker fire: Three missing crew still believed to be alive, says MMEA
According to the authorities, the cause of the fire was still under investigation, however, there was no oil spill at the scene because the tanker was not carrying any cargo.
British coronation: Japan’s crown prince returning to student days
Britain is a place close to his heart, as he deepened his cordial relations with members of the British royal family and launched his life’s work of studying biology.
Disruption feared as South Korea’s doctors announce strike over nursing bill
The association said they would hold a series of protests if the government does not accommodate their demands.