Compiled by C. ARUNO and JUNAID IBRAHIM

       ACTOR and entrepreneur Fizo Omar (pic) has urged Internet users to pay more attention to awareness programmes and volunteer work by celebrities rather than finding fault, reported Harian Metro.

       He said this following the claim by actress Daiyan Trisha that a vaccination dispensing centre (PPV) volunteer had defamed her by posting an inaccurate statement on social media.

       Daiyan said the person had accused her and other celebrities of coming to the centre for “a photo session and leaving after 15 minutes”.Fizo said he was proud that more celebrities were volunteering.

       “I appreciate celebrities who volunteer and make posts on social media. We have responsibilities as volunteers but creating awareness is one of them,” he said.

       Fizo, with celebrities Nazim Othman, Amelia Henderson, and Puteri Aishah, volunteered at the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia PPV in Bangi.

       > An elderly man who went searching for his missing cow in Jeli, Kelantan, spent nearly seven hours in the forest when he lost his way, reported Kosmo!.

       The 74-year-old, identified as Abdullah Che Kob, left home in Kampung Tebing Timbah, Bukit Selar, at about 8am on Sunday.

       He got lost in a forest and called his son.

       Jeli fire station chief Mohd Adni Ibrahim said they received an emergency call from the son and dispatched 15 firemen, who were assisted by five policemen and villagers to search the area.

       “We used fire station vehicle siren and found the man at about 3.15pm,” he said.

       It was not reported whether the man found his missing cow.

       The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a >, it denotes a separate news item.