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KOTA BHARU, The family of the baby boy who died after being found unconscious following bottle-fed milk given to him by a nurse is considering legal action against the confinement care centre involved if there is evidence of negligence or abuse. The boy’s father, 30, said that his son was sent to the centre a few days after his birth and he did not expect such a tragic event to happen to his first child, leading to his death. “Based on the CCTV footage from the centre, I sense something was wrong but I leave it to the police to

KUANTAN, A total of 171 individuals were arrested today following police raids on 20 children’s homes across Selangor and Negeri Sembilan, linked to a company alleged to be exploiting children under the guise of religious charity. Inspector General of Police Tan Sri Razarudin Husain said the operation known as “Op Global,” took place between 6 am and 11 am and among those arrested were 66 men and 105 women, aged 17 to 64, who served as caretakers, religious teachers and chairpersons of the homes. As a result of the raids, 402 children – 201 boys and 201 girls, aged between

HANAM-SI, South Korea, VRAD, a leading company specializing in virtual reality medical education software, has officially announced its entry into the Asian market by launching a new series of medical education simulators. By introducing its flagship medical education simulators to these markets, VRAD is expanding its presence in key Asian countries, including Thailand, India, Taiwan, and Singapore. The newly launched simulators include the “Core Nursing Skills Simulator,” “Oral Radiography Simulator,” “Severe Trauma Management Simulator,” “Ventilator Management Simulator,” and “Neonatal APGAR Scoring Simulator.” Each simulator is meticulously designed to enable medical professionals to receive training in environments that closely mimic real-life

NEW YORK, A new report released today by LRN Corporation, the leader in ethics and compliance solutions that enable organizations to inspire principled performance, reveals striking generational differences in how employees engage with their organization’s code of conduct and approach ethical decision-making in the workplace. More specifically, Gen Z employees say that they are more likely to consult their employer’s code of conduct than older generations (63% versus 49% of Boomers, for example), but are paradoxically 2.5 times more likely to agree that bending the rules is acceptable to ‘get the job done.’ This generational divide poses unique, and significant,

MANILA – Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. on Wednesday expressed plans to expand the government-controlled vaccination against African swine fever (ASF) in Visayas and Mindanao in October. ‘Iyong (The) procurement process for the 150,000 (doses), it should be awarded in, by, estimated timeline by October 10. So, October 10 ang target date na ma-award iyong kontrata sa (to award the contract to the) supplier and then they will deliver the same day,’ he said. Initial target areas for the government-controlled ASF vaccination expansion include red zones or areas with active ASF cases in La Union, Quezon, Mindoro, Cebu, North