KUALA LUMPUR: The public must be on the alert against scammers using images of the Health director-general to peddle their products, the MCA Public Services and Complaints Department has urged. Its head Datuk Seri Michael Chong said images of Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah were being used in a scam and the public must be cautious.“ This is a tactic being used to boost online sales of health products that are claimed to reduce blood sugar levels.“ We believe the scammers are based in Hong Kong a

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all complaints fairly in accordance with the party's rules and regulations without exception.Dr Yong

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PETALING JAYA: While local arts and creative industry players have hailed the RM100mil allocation under the Pemulih package as timely, they are concerned about how the fund will be disbursed among them. Persatuan Seniman Malaysia said it was grateful for the effort announced by the Prime Minister under the National People’s Well-Being and Economic Recovery Package( Pemulih) as part of the country’s National Recovery Plan( NRP). The association said it would monitor the fund’s distribution.“ We w

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JOHANNESBURG( AFP)-Tobacco giant British American Tobacco( BAT) allegedly made hundreds of" questionable payments" in 10 African countries over five years to influence health policies and sabotage competitors, a watchdog claimed Tuesday( Sept 13). The London-headquartered multinational allegedly doled out more than US$ 600, 000( S$ 805, 380) in cash, cars, per diems and campaign donations to dozens of politicians, lawmakers, civil servants, journalists and staff at rival companies between 2008 a