FOOD WASTE !!

Consumers could be doing far more to help combat global food wastage with relatively little effort according to a new study showing that every year, a third of all food produced ends up being binned. As consumers we have a habit of buying too much food, often more than we can consume within specified use-by dates. This leads to mountains of food being ditched in the bin, adding to waste and impacting on resources such as energy, water, not to...

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Chinese Tourist were killed in North Korea

Thirty-two Chinese tourists were killed in a serious traffic accident in North Korea, authorities said. A tweet by the Chinese state broadcaster - which was later deleted - said more than 30 people had been killed when a tour bus fell from a bridge.  A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman said 32 Chinese tourists and four North Koreans died in the accident. An earlier...

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Defamation is not a cause of the collapse of the BN

KUALA LUMPUR: UMNO and Barisan Nasional (BN) have to accept the fact that they fall to Pakatan Harapan (PH) in the 14th General Election (GE-14) not due to defamation. UMNO veteran, Tan Sri Syed Hamid Albar, said that the BN's defeat factor in GE-14 was due to the aspirations of the people to make a change, underestimating the influence of Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad,...

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STEM Initiative in Selangor

Shah Alam: one of the most significant developments of 21st century education is the emphasis on imparting unified, integrated and meaningful knowledge, or a set of isolated facts presented as a holistic knowledge. New inter-disciplinary researches on life sciences, physical sciences and even engineering, have caused the world to progress rapidly. Such correlation will require great commitment not only in approaching any form of research, but...

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Samsung Electronic released The Star Wars Limited Edition POWERbotTM robot vacuum cleaner

Kuala Lumpur: Samsung Electronics released the Star Wars Limited Edition POWERbotTM robot vacuum cleaner, the earlier this month to the US market and in Malaysia on this November. The limited edition of the powerful cleaning technology and features of the Original VR7000           “We are very pleased to be part of the...

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Cruz is willing to sacrifice for Selangor

KUALA LUMPUR: Imports from Spain, Alfonso de la Cruz have no problem sacrificing his position to play in central defense in a bid to streamline the Selangor fortress to face PKNP FC in the Super League action at Batu Kawan Stadium on Wednesday.    He who was initially in midfield when joining the Red Giants squad this season was entrusted by coach Nazliazmi Mohamad Nasir to partner with Willian Pachecho in defense in recent games. According...

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New media has been used for socialising and identify the application of the new medium

New media technology has been used in various aspects of our life as individual users, especially for communication and collaboration purposes. We use the new media for entertainment and leisure too. Besides that, this media has also been used in other industries and the education field. All media was new media at some point such as newspaper, magazines, radio, television and internet. However, we have a lot of choices when it comes to media tools,...

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Teenager was imprisoned for 9 years

KUALA LUMPUR: A teenager was sentenced to nine years' jail by the High Court here for a series of charges involving Daesh terrorist acts relating to the attack on The Better Festival 2017 in the capital, October last year. Judge Datuk Mohd Sofian Abd Razak sentenced Mohamad Hafizi Mat Jusoh, 20, after the accused pleaded guilty as soon as the charges were read to him. Before passing sentence, Mohd Sofian advised the accused to study hard...

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The Marriage of Mah Meri Tribe

Pulau Carey, Selangor: Most Indigenous people married at a young age, for men the age of 18 is the most suitable age for marriage and women are also at the age of 16 years and shall not be more than the age of the men and marriage is done by parent brides, ranging from ceremonial merisik until someone has a spouse legally. There are also among the Indigenous people has been engaged since childhood, and usually the bride and groom having a brother...

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Grazing cases happened in front of owner house

PUCHONG: grazing incident happened in front of her own house in a residential park in the afternoon. Victims Ina, 34, who was driving alone when he came home from Putrajaya to Puchong around in at 1.00 pm. "As soon as I parked the car at home when, suddenly, a motorcycle pulled up beside the passenger door, trying to break into my car mirror and then that time I placed...

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The Global Gender Gap Report

The Global Gender Gap Index was first introduced by the World Economic Forum in 2006 as a framework for capturing the magnitude of gender-based disparities and tracking their progress over time. The Index benchmarks national gender gaps on economic, education, health and political criteria, and provides country rankings that allow for effective comparisons across regions and income groups. The rankings are designed to create global awareness of...

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Fake News Act will be repealed

KUALA LUMPUR: The Fake News Act will be repealed, which was gazetted in April, will be abolished, said Communications and Multimedia Minister Gobind Singh Deo. He said the proposal to abolish the act would be brought to the Prime Minister, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, to enable the act to be abolished immediately. "I have a list that we have to look into and I will...

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Water pollution (plastic bag recycle)

Water pollution is caused by deliberate or accidental release of toxic chemicals substances, waste of plastic bag, pollutants and harmful substances into water bodies such as rivers, lakes and sea. Water pollution may also be caused by specific points or contributing factors such as large factories, oil refineries, construction sites, chemical waste management facilities, dump sites and other large scale operations that store produce large amounts...

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