Anti-hopping Bill to become law: Malaysian minister
The Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department also said that the Bill could become law by late August or early September.
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How an addict beat drugs and turned his life around
Former drug addict Chris Sekar was able to change his life and has been an addiction consultant and therapist at the Gleneagles Medical Centre Kuala Lumpur for the past 20 years.
Higher-than expected GDP outlook for Malaysia despite inflation
For Malaysia, inflation has been averaging at almost 3 per cent year-on-year with food prices being the main factor for its rise.
‘Flurona’: Possible to contract double whammy of Covid-19 and influenza
A doctor said that co-infection of Covid-19 and influenza could cause complications in diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
Msia: Influencers causing many to hoard meds, leading to shortage
Pharmacists are sharing concern that buyers would insist on buying a particular brand as influencers endorse them on their TikToks and other social media platforms.
Battle over Malaysia’s elections
The favoured GE15 prediction is that it will be held around September this year.
How I became a ‘dentist’ in just five hours
It takes six years to be a fully-registered dentist in Malaysia. But why wait when it takes just five hours using dubious methods.
Those who prefer English are trapped in a colonial mindset: Malaysia’s PAS
The Marang MP also criticized Malaysians who constantly belittle the Bahasa Malaysia language, saying "Their souls are still trapped with the former colonists who previously…
Beware the dubious dentist
Some beauty centres in Malaysia are offering illicit dentistry courses under the guise of beauty treatment, with many operating illegally after the course.
China sneezes, emerging markets catch a cold
China’s growing influence on emerging markets should come as no surprise given its hefty financing and investment activities in the latter under the BRI.