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Plan your next getaway at Star Karnival Cuti-Cuti Malaysia in Penang (opens the original)
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BUTTERWORTH: From beach stays and local-town exploration to glamping and tours across the state, Star Karnival Cuti-Cuti Malaysia (SKCCM) Penang has it all. Boasting 40 booths, the travel and lifestyle event organised by Star Media Group (SMG) is a one-stop shop promoting Malaysia’s tourism, culture and heritage. The Penang edition is the latest stop in the nationwide SKCCM 2026 roadshow, organised by SMG in collaboration with Tourism Malaysia to encourage Malaysians to discover more of the coun
Malaysia-China strengthen strategic cooperation in environmental sustainability (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia and China are strengthening strategic cooperation in natural resource management and environmental sustainability, particularly in marine conservation and the Blue Economy. The Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Ministry said in a statement Tuesday (Sept 22) that it received a courtesy visit from Sun Shuxian, China's Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and head of the State Oceanic Administration. Its Minister Datuk Seri Arthur Joseph Kurup led the strateg
Orang Asli man killed in suspected tiger attack in Sg Siput (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR: An Orang Asli man died after he was believed to have been attacked by a tiger while searching for rattan in a forest area near Kampung Takung, Pos Perwor in Sungai Siput, Perak, on Monday (Sept 21). Sinar Harian reported that Zamberi Angah, 42, was found dead in a bamboo clump near a logging road about 200m from where the suspected attack took place. He is believed to have entered the Korbu Forest Reserve with a friend to search for rattan. It is understood that the Wildlife and Na
'Second chance put to good use': Selangor Ruler praises first convict to earn PhD (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR: The remarkable transformation of Dr Malik Yatam, Malaysia's first prison inmate to earn a doctorate, proves that a royal pardon and a second chance can yield extraordinary results, says the Sultan of Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah. Speaking at the launch of Malik's autobiography at the Raja Tun Uda Library in Shah Alam on Thursday (Sept 10), Sultan Sharafuddin expressed deep satisfaction with his decision to grant the former inmate a royal pardon after carefully reviewing
Sarawak heli crash: Time for an overhaul of health mission safety measures, says MMA (opens the original)
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KUALA LUMPUR: The five lives lost in Tuesday's (Sept 8) Sarawak helicopter crash must be a turning point for preventive measures, says Malaysian Medical Association president Datuk Dr Thirunavukarasu Rajoo. In a statement on Thursday (Sept 10), he said that no healthcare worker should be sent by air, land or sea without proper training, transparent safety assurance and protection for the family waiting for them to return.
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