doors to fully vaccinated Indians, joining France, Ger-many and Switzerland which did so a few weeks

an otherwise gloomy December.... A year later, too many Americans remain unvaccinated and too many

WhatsApp Facebook Twitter Email Messenger This post has been read 2899 times!... The sources explained that, with the advent of the Eid al-Fitr holidays and the end of April, there are some schools that did not pay the workers their wages.... They are required to pay the wages of the workers after the Eid holidays, or else the schools will end up not having such manpower, which the schools are in dire need of....

, and how many are there in the world now?... In 2021 there are roughly 25 blimps still in existence

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PETALING JAYA: For some Malaysians, access to clean drinking water is still a pipe dream. Murky water, like the colour of teh tarik, coming out of the tap is a common sight, said sundry shop owner Norizan Mohamad, who lives in Kampung Gual Tinggi, Rantau Panjang. The Kelantan village is about five kilometers away from the Thai border.“ The water coming out of the tap is slow and it has an odour, ” she said, likening it to the smell of wet earth. Norizan, 57, said those who could afford to, had i

This is to create political stability.“ At one time, we had a very good political system and foreign investors liked Malaysia, compared to places like Thailand and Indonesia.“ But now, we have lost out.... For example, a university graduate should have a different minimum wage than what we have now.“ Currently, we have a minimum wage of RM1, 200, and some employers take in fresh graduates at RM1, 500.... If they don’t want to employ, then they must have a good reason for rejecting the trainees

BUTTERWORTH: Kampung Manis sounds literally sweet, but it is really one of the poorest squatter

BUTTERWORTH: Kampung Manis sounds literally sweet, but it is really one of the poorest squatter

MELAKA: The Melaka state election saw several firsts beginning with its nomination day on Nov 8.It was the first state to follow in the footsteps of Sabah, which changed its chief minister three times since the 14th General Election( GE14) in 2018. Besides this, for the first time in history, the state election was held separately and not simultaneously with parliamentary seats during a general election. The Melaka polls also saw the participation of Parti Bumiputera Perkasa Malaysia( Putra), Pa