Keerthi Shanggar
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Gazetting KL’s green spaces takes priority as political time runs short, says Yeoh (opens the original)
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Yeoh said that despite questions over why traders continue to operate on gazetted green spaces, completing the gazettement of the remaining areas is a higher priority than evicting traders. “If I have 12 or six months left before the next general election, I wouldn’t be busy chasing people out first. Let me gazette these spaces first, because I don’t have enough time,” she said during a panel discussion at the National Climate Governance Summit today. Yeoh said that while permission would no lon
Aminuddin’s polls defeat will weaken PH on national stage, says analyst (opens the original)
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Political scientist Awang Azman Pawi of Universiti Malaya said Aminuddin’s defeat in Linggi would reinforce perceptions that PKR was struggling to gain support in Malay-majority, rural and semi-urban constituencies, especially after the weak performance of PH in the Johor state election. He said that it would also strengthen Umno’s bargaining position in the PH-led federal unity coalition government. “Umno can argue it is better positioned than PKR to consolidate Malay support and provide state-
More counsellors needed to help troubled students, says NUTP (opens the original)
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NUTP president Aminuddin Awang said some schools still lack sufficient counselling personnel to deal with issues such as bullying, misconduct and mental health concerns. Yet, he said, counsellors are sometimes required to supervise classes when teachers are assigned other duties. Counsellors are trained to help students navigate emotional and other challenges they face at school, but they are not qualified to teach. Concerns over schools’ preparedness to handle behavioural problems have resurfac
A ‘healthy’ journey at the Malaysian Healthcare Wellness Fair (opens the original)
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Held at Taylor’s University here, the fair transformed the familiar experience of collecting passport stamps into an interactive introduction to preventive healthcare, medical specialities and Malaysia’s healthcare travel offerings. Participants moved seamlessly between booths set up by private healthcare providers such as Damansara Specialist Hospital, KL Fertility Centre, IMU Healthcare and Pantai Hospital. Each stop offered something different, from information on reproductive, nutritional an
‘Progressive bloc’ seen to have potential despite Johor drubbing (opens the original)
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They said the two minor opposition parties could boost their relevance by fielding better candidates, tightening their grassroots organisation, and even reaching electoral pacts with parties like Parti Bersama Malaysia, led by former PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli. Asrul Sani of Asia Group said Muda must reassess how it defines itself as a youth-based party; the party’s leadership and representatives must reflect Muda’s core identity and give younger voters a compelling reason to support it.
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