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Najib Razak’s crowdfunding drive draws support and ridicule, including one-cent donations (opens the original)
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The “Najib Razak Solidarity Fund” by UMNO party has raised more than RM1 million (US$244,530) for the former premier to pay a fine required to serve his remaining jail term at home. A legal expert says there are no specific laws in Malaysia governing crowdfunding of this nature. KUALA LUMPUR: A crowdfunding drive to help former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak pay a RM50 million (US$12.26 million) court-imposed fine has drawn contributions from both supporters and detractors, as well as publ
‘Worried’ and ‘confused’: Sarawakians grapple with worst haze since 2019 (opens the original)
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Among Malaysian states, Sarawak has been the worst hit by transboundary haze linked to forest fires in neighbouring Indonesia. CNA speaks to locals and businesses in the Borneo state to find out how they are coping. KUCHING: For 39-year-old Azie Nurazrin Aziz, who is in her third trimester, the haze blanketing Sarawak has made her daily life feel “restricted”. The Kuching resident, who has asthma and whose doctors have classified her pregnancy as “high-risk”, attends as many as three clinic and
Malaysia declares state of emergency in Sarawak’s Serian after air pollutant index exceeds 500 (opens the original)
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Serian recorded an air pollutant index reading of 515 as of 5pm on Friday after haze there worsened overnight. Readings above 400 are classified as “very hazardous”. KUCHING, Sarawak: A state of emergency was declared in Sarawak’s Serian district in Malaysia’s Borneo island on Friday (Sep 4) after the Air Pollutant Index (API) reading exceeded 500. Serian recorded a reading of 515 as of 5pm that day after haze there worsened overnight. It first recorded a reading past 500 - at 510 - at 9am on Fr
Johor dumping: NEA issues advisory to construction waste facilities, says waste cannot be exported for disposal (opens the original)
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The National Environment Agency (NEA) said that it is working with Malaysian authorities to investigate the alleged illegal dumping of construction waste in Johor, adding that it is “not yet established” whether any Singapore companies were involved. SINGAPORE: Singapore’s National Environment Agency (NEA) has issued an advisory to licensed general waste disposal facilities handling construction and demolition waste on the requirements governing such waste, while reiterating that it could not be
Social media trends to blame? Why Malaysia is tightening hiking rules and what it means for hikers (opens the original)
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Malaysia is tightening hiking rules after a rise in search-and-rescue cases, and experts have linked these to people underestimating the risks of mountaineering while pursuing aesthetic content for social media. SINGAPORE: For 29-year-old Nur Fatin Amira, planning to scale Malaysia’s mountain trails will now require more careful logistical planning after authorities introduced new rules aimed at tightening safety measures. This comes after a spike in the number of costly search-and-rescue (SAR)
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