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SpaceX donates 50 Starlink kits to M'sia to strengthen disaster preparedness, says Anwar (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR: SpaceX has donated 50 Starlink kits to Malaysia to strengthen the country’s disaster preparedness, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. The Prime Minister said the contribution was made during a courtesy visit by a SpaceX delegation at the Perdana Putra Building in Putrajaya on Wednesday (Sept 30), where discussions focused on strengthening cooperation through Starlink, the satellite Internet service operated by the US aerospace company. He said the collaboration would focus on expanding
Health Ministry urges newly appointed medical officers to report for duty by Oct 7 (opens the original)
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PUTRAJAYA: The Health Ministry has called on medical officers appointed under the second phase of permanent appointments to report for duty by Oct 7, as the placement process remains ongoing. The ministry said the reporting-in process for Grade UD10 medical officers, whose permanent appointments took effect on Sept 28, was still underway. It noted that the second phase involved 4,255 medical officers who were offered placements through the ePlacement system. "The reporting-in process at the resp
Tanjung MP ensures all five schools in her constituency are fully equipped with CCTV (opens the original)
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GEORGE TOWN: In an effort to make schools a safer environment, Tanjung MP Lim Hui Ying has ensured that all five secondary schools in her constituency are equipped with functioning closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems. Lim said 75 CCTV units had been installed at three schools which previously did not have sufficient coverage, at a cost of about RM95,000. The three schools are SMK Westlands, SMK St Xavier’s and SMKA (P) Al-Mashoor. “The other two schools, Hutchings College (KTE) and Methodis
Penang Domestic Trade Ministry destroys over 58,000 counterfeit, seized Items worth RM3mil (opens the original)
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BUKIT MERTAJAM: Over 58,000 counterfeit and illegal goods worth more than RM3mil have been destroyed following a major enforcement crackdown by Penang’s Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry. The disposal exercise, held on Tuesday (Sept 29) at the ministry’s Penang Evidence Storage Complex in Bukit Minyak, marked the conclusion of legal proceedings for 140 cases involving trade mark violations, supply control breaches, and consumer protection offenses. Among the 58,941 destroyed items were
Haze: Penang may close schools if air quality worsens (opens the original)
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KEPALA BATAS: Schools in areas affected by worsening air quality in Penang could be ordered to close and switch to home-based teaching and learning (PdPR) if the Air Pollutant Index (API) reaches 200, says the state Education Department. Its director Mohamad Dziauddin Mat Saad said four monitoring stations recorded API readings above 160 as of 7am Wednesday (Sept 16), with the department continuing to receive updates every two hours.
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