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Villagers Unite To Search For Missing Zuzina

GUA MUSANG, Over 30 residents from Kampung Bering, Kampung Pasik, and Kuala Wook continued their search for Zuzina Abine, an Orang Asli woman who has been missing since Sept 20, despite the search and rescue (SAR) operations being suspended a week after her disappearance. Kampung Bering Lama village head Anjang Ranget, 60, said they had searched up to 10 kilometres (km) from Kampung Bering up to the border area of ??Kampung Gawin, Post Gob, but efforts to find the 32-year-old proved futile. “Previously, the police and fire department used tracker dogs but could not find any signs such as Zuzina’s

Always Verify Authenticity Of Social Media Accounts, Content – Fahmi

KANGAR, Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has urged the public to always be vigilant with the content they encounter on social media to avoid falling victim to scams or malicious intent. Fahmi said social media users must confirm whether the account truly belongs to the person it claims to represent and ensure the accuracy of the shared content. ‘We’ve seen the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to create deepfakes, making it appear as if Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, or other prominent figures such as Datuk Seri Siti Nurhaliza, are speaking. ‘So, we must

PM Anwar Ibrahim Criticises Elite Groups For Undermining Bahasa Melayu

IPOH, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim criticised certain elite groups for their obsession with the English language, which has led them to underestimate the importance of Bahasa Melayu, the country’s national language. He said the belief that success and intelligence can only be achieved through mastery of English is misguided. “I do not advocate reducing the importance of English, but I also reject any phobia towards our own language. “I want to remind those overly fixated on the English language that while they may have grown up in London, they live in Malaysia and must represent the hopes and

Floods: Fewer Evacuees In Selangor, Perak But Numbers Rise In Kedah

KUALA LUMPUR, There was a drop in the number of flood victims placed in temporary relief centres in Selangor and Perak, with Kedah experiencing an increase and two more centres opened in Johor due to flash floods in Kluang this afternoon. In SELANGOR, the flood situation is showing positive developments, with a sharp drop in the number of victims to 277 from 56 families, compared to 909 people this morning. The InfoBencanaJKM portal reports that three relief centres are still open, namely Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Ijok and SK Bukit Badong, both in Kuala Selangor and accommodating 146 victims, while 131

Zahid: Flood Mitigation Project A Boon For Bagan Datuk

KUALA LUMPUR, The flood mitigation project (RTB) in Tebuk Semani and Kampung Sungai Nipah in Bagan Datuk, Perak will bring 1,001 benefits to local residents, said Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. The Deputy Prime Minister, who is also Bagan Datuk Member of Parliament, said the project will also reduce flood impacts and minimise damage to public property. ‘The welfare of the people is always my priority. I will ensure this project’s success, God willing,’ he said in a post on Facebook today. Earlier, Ahmad Zahid, who is also National Disaster Management Committee chairman, attended a coordination meeting at the

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