Every human have about 600 muscles in their body, each with a specific function like pumping blood, keeping the body warm and helping human lift heavy groceries. Human body at around 30, starts to gradually lose muscle mass in a process called sarcopenia. As even the most vigilant among us often let exercise routines and …
TEMERLOH – Students from 41 schools in Pahang who could not participate in the school session which began on Jan 10 will continue with home-based learning (PdPR). The students from 33 primary and eight secondary schools were unable to attend classes after the premises were either closed because of floods or used as temporary relief …
KUANTAN – After 22 days floods had struck Pahang, the last group of evacuees in Pekan, Pahang were allowed to return home last night. State Civil Defence Force (APM) director Colonel Che Adam A Rahman said the temporary relief centre at SK Temai was closed after the remaining 61 people from 12 families went home …
KUALA LUMPUR – Starting this week, the Health Ministry has allowed primary school students to be tested for Covid-19 at home instead of their respective schools. Education Minister Datuk Dr Radzi Jidin said under the National Covid-19 Testing Strategy, the students would be provided with the Antigen Rapid Self-Test kit by their respective schools. Radzi …
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KUALA LUMPUR – Daily Covid-19 cases in the country rose to breach the 3,000-mark with 3,175 diseases today. Yesterday, the country recorded 2,641 cases. Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said this pushed the total cumulative cases to 2,792,035 cases. Further details will be released later in a statement. The country reported 18 …
KUALA LUMPUR – Drones were used in many aspects of crisis management during the recent flood disaster. A public-private partnership saw at least 20 drones being used for surveillance and to supply essentials with payloads of up to 10kg per delivery, during the height of the floods last month. During the disaster, the technology was …
PETALING JAYA – Consumers have a role to play in ensuring the food they buy is safe for consumption. Federation of Malaysian Consumer Associations chief executive officer Saravanan Thambirajah said, those who are not satisfied could lodge a report on National Consumers Complaint Centre website. He was commenting on reports that many hawkers secure the …
KUALA LUMPUR – Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said after almost two years Malaysia battling the Covid-19 pandemic, Malaysia has been ranked 13th in the latest Nikkei Covid-19 Recovery Index. In a post on Facebook last night, he said the Nikkei Covid-19 Recovery Index highlights a divide between Asia and the West, …
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KUALA LUMPUR – Rozeeta Abdul Manan’s Setia Alam home was almost affected by the rising waters when the floods struck Selangor on Dec 18, last year. However, Rozeeta, 36-year-old, who runs the OG Street Kitchen food stall said, she was lucky as unlike many of her neighbours, her house was spared. She and her husband …
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JOHOR BAHRU – A total of 3,714 flood evacuees from 1,063 families are still seeking shelter at flood relief centres in Johor. State Health and Environment Committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said, the sunny weather has been reported throughout Johor. However, there is still 47 flood relief centres remain open in Segamat, Muar, Tangkak and Batu …
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