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Netizens Support Taman OUG Uncle Who Sells RM3 Porridge

"[He serves] probably the cheapest porridge in town. I don't think you can find anywhere else in Kuala Lumpur or Petaling Jaya," she said.He serves crispy pork intestine and innards porridge, chicken porridge, and fish porridge, all at the flat price of RM3.She hopes that more people will support small local businesses and also spread the knowledge of more old-school, classic stalls such as Uncle's so they would not cease […]

today4 December 2020

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Police Arrest Man Who Threw 4-Year-Old Grandson From 3rd Floor

He was later detained by security guards and members of the public at the scene.The Star reported that the man was living with his 49-year-old Malaysian wife and their child, four stepchildren, and the stepgrandson.Nik Ros Azhan said the suspect also assailed his family members, which led to the wife screaming for help from neighbours to save herself and her children.24-year-old Idayu Ismail was among the neighbours who heard the cries […]

today30 November 2020

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Customer Attacks Delivery Rider For Not Sending Food To His Doorstep

A Twitter user, simply known as Daniel, took online to share a video of the incident that he received from a friend in a foodpanda rider group chat.In the 20-second video, a man can be seen angrily holding a delivery rider to the ground and repeatedly trying to choke him.Speaking to SAYS, Daniel said that according to his friend, the customer had insisted for his food to be delivered to his […]

today27 November 2020

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Residents Can Now Open Stalls Anywhere In KL, Putrajaya, And Labuan For Free

According to Free Malaysia Today, Annuar Musa said that the licence is needed to keep a record of all the traders.He explained, "We need their data for the long term. This is on the condition that their business does not result in any complaints from the public, do not block people's housing areas, occupy parking lots without permission, or cause... Click here to read the full article. Source:

today11 November 2020

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Malaysia To Have Its 1st UNIQLO Megastore In KL

UNIQLO Malaysia and Singapore chief executive officer Yuki Yamada said over the past decade, the company has expanded and now runs 51 physical stores in shopping malls across 12 states.Explaining how the new megastore will look like, Yamada said, "Our new store is carefully designed to ensure enough space and accessibility for all, including families with children, elderly people, and people with disability, and will feature its own carpark for our […]

today10 November 2020

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KL Cafe Under Fire After Chef Seen Touching Customers’ Food With Bare Hands

However, when her husband decided to message the cafe and its owner on Instagram to give them some feedback, hoping that they would take note and improve on the matter, the cafe read the message, did not reply, and also immediately blocked her husband on the social media platform."That's shocking and disappointing looking at the way they handle feedback and dealing with customers," she wrote."This is a cafe with nice […]

today26 October 2020

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KL Church of the Sacred Heart Attendee Tests COVID-19 Positive

In a statement, ArchKL said an attendee at the 9.15am Tamil Mass on 27 September at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Jalan Peel has tested positive for COVID-19 on 12 October."The patient was asymptomatic at that point in time and had attended mass before all public masses were suspended," they explained."The parish had also fully complied with the National Security Council's (MKN) standard operating procedures (SOPs) and the Archdiocesan […]

today15 October 2020

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CMCO SOP In KL & Selangor

For comparison, the original MCO was first implemented on 18 March which saw strict restrictions on all public movement and mass gatherings of all purposes - business, social, religious, sporting, or cultural.Most business premises were closed, except supermarkets, public markets, and convenience stores that sell everyday necessities.When the COVID-19 situation improved, the country moved into CMCO where economic activities resumed with strict conditions but leisure activities were... Click here to […]

today14 October 2020