Malaysia Well-being Index, as well as create a safe and healthy work culture, said the Prime

KUALA BERANG: Wildlife officers took almost five hours to relocate a male elephant that had been roaming around Kampung Basung here. Terengganu Wildlife and National Parks Department( Perhilitan) director Dr Abdul Malek Mohd Yusof said the elephant, weighing 2.5 tonnes, was captured at 3pm on Monday after being subdued with tranquiliser darts.He added two elephants from the Elephant Conservation Centre in Sungai Deka, Hulu Terengganu were brought in to “ persuade ” the 15-year-old elephant to le

GEORGE TOWN: With the number of hand, foot and mouth disease( HFMD) cases on the rise, kindergarten operators are taking extra precautions to prevent the spread of the disease among children under their care. Apart from sanitising the premises regularly, kindergartens are conducting daily spot checks on the children. Penang Kindergarten Teachers’ Association president Sally Ng said teachers would check every child’s mouth and hands daily for red spots.“ Besides temperature checks, we also look o

Is the COVID-19 vaccine safe for children?... Those ages 5 to 11 will get just a third of the dose

LUMUT: Two local divers were rescued off Pulau Jarak here after three were found safely on Saturday

safe containing about RM400, 000 from the office of a logistics company here. State police chief Comm

training at the Dive Division Curacao in the Caribbean last December has returned safely.At the

in Nur-Sultan were safe, it said in a statement, adding that they included diplomats and their

Among them is to reduce the amount of lighting towards the beach.“ Turtles are susceptible to light.... Therefore, do not place lighting in a high position and ensure that the lights cannot be seen from the beach.... So, even though our beaches are noisy and bright, the Merambong shrubs help give comfort to the turtles while they lay their eggs, ” he said. Yesterday, a turtle was reported to have landed on the Batu Buruk beach near Hotel Primula at about 6. 50pm....

PHISHING scams have been the bane of the digital age, tricking victims into handing over their hard-earned money. Scammers typically pretend to be trusted organisations like banks or government agencies.... StarPicks Self-sustaining township in the suburbs It is a good approach but, as we can expect FIs, for example, to become more stringent to avoid taking the rap, it raises a tricky question: Must consumers pay the price of heightened security with diminished convenience?... The SRF requires