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Pahang Records 5.9 Million Tourist Arrivals Spending Rm5.3 Billion

KUANTAN, Pahang recorded 5.9 million tourist arrivals, spending RM5.3 billion in the first six months of this year. Pahang Unity, Tourism and Culture Committee chairman Leong Yu Man said the figure showed an increase of 15.74 per cent in arrivals compared to the same period last year when 5.1 million tourists visited the state and spent RM4.5 billion. She added that Pahang also recorded the highest average occupancy rates of hotels in Malaysia, with a 75 percent rate, a positive increase of 2.5 percent compared to the same period last year. “The average occupancy rate is estimated to be more

Govt, Felda To Discuss Return Of NCR Land To Rightful Owners In Tambisan – PM Anwar

LAHAD DATU, The federal government will discuss with the Sabah government and Felda to enable the native customary rights (NCR) land in Tambisan to be returned to the rightful owners. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said that Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor has informed him about the residents’ appeal for the return of their NCR land. ‘There are about 400 acres (161.87 hectares) of NCR land in Tambisan, some of it is Felda’s, so I will ask Felda to discuss this immediately with the state government. ‘I agree that the land should be returned (to the rightful owners)

Malaysia Aims To Maintain Good Relations With All Countries – PM Anwar

LAHAD DATU, As a sovereign and independent nation, Malaysia has the right to determine what is best for itself and its people, including how it establishes diplomatic ties with other countries, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. As such, he said that no party should attempt to put pressure on the country in that aspect as Malaysia aims to maintain good relations with all countries. The Prime Minister, who recently returned from a working visit to Russia, also said that his meeting with President Vladimir Putin was aimed at strengthening Kuala Lumpur’s relationship with Moscow and encouraging Russia to

CSC bloodletting drive boosts Bicol reserves

LEGAZPI CITY – The Civil Service Commission (CSC) in Bicol was able to collect 60 blood bags during a one-day bloodletting drive at the Pacific Mall here on Thursday. In an interview, Lilia A. Jadie, CSC-Bicol chief human resource specialist and project coordinator, said the activity conducted as part of the 124th Philippine Civil Service Anniversary celebration met the goal to “contribute to the region’s blood reserves that can be used during times of need”. “More than 68 blood donors attended the event. This is an annual activity of CSC in partnership with other government agencies. With the guidance of

8 rescued from sinking pump boat off Surigao City

BUTUAN CITY – Eight passengers were rescued after their pump boat began sinking off the coast of Surigao City on Wednesday, the Philippine Coast Guard in Surigao del Norte (PCG-SDN) said. In a statement Thursday, the PCG-SDN said the pump boat, MBCA Enossian, left Barangay San Juan in Surigao City at around 6 a.m. en route to Basilisa town in the Dinagat Islands. However, by 7 a.m., the boat encountered massive waves between Basul and Hikdop Islands, causing it to capsize. One of the passengers, Uanice Cacao Dipon, streamed the incident live on Facebook, calling for help. The passengers clung

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