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Ringgit On Non-stop Rally For 11 Straight Days Vs US Dollar

KUALA LUMPUR, The ringgit continued to be well supported and sustained its upward momentum for 11 straight days against the US dollar as investors redirect their investments towards the Asia-Pacific region following weaker US jobs data last Friday, said an analyst. At 8 am today, the ringgit appreciated to 4.4930/5010 versus the US dollar from last Friday’s close of 4.4945/4995. It was reported that the US unemployment rate jumped to a near three-year high of 4.3 per cent in July compared to 4.1 per cent in June. UOB Kay Hian Wealth Advisors head of investment research Mohd Sedek Jantan said

Filipinos in Lebanon get free phone credits, load amid unrest

MANILA: Filipinos living or visiting Lebanon can call or send messages to their loved ones for free through a promo offered by Filipino telecommunications provider Globe Telecom, Inc. (Globe) amid increasing unrest in the Middle East. In a statement Monday, Globe said its postpaid users would be offered roaming credits while prepaid Globe and TM users would be given free load to make calls and send texts to all networks. ‘Globe and TM customers need to simply connect to roaming partners Alfa and MTC Touch to use call and text services. A confirmation message will be sent to Globe Prepaid

EX-Iloilo City village chief shot dead

ILOILO CITY: A former barangay chairperson was shot dead in La Paz district here Monday. Ernie Poral, 63, former chair of Barangay Ingore, La Paz, was shot in the head by a gunman in Barangay Baldoza at 7:12 a.m. Police said Poral was buying feeds when the gunman shot him at close range. The suspect fled on a motorcycle. The victim was brought to West Visayas State University Medical Center but was pronounced dead by an attending physician. ‘We are still investigating members of the family, witnesses, and closed circuit television cameras for the possible routes of the suspect,’ said

Selangor, Thailand Set To Enhance Diplomatic Ties Through Food, Culture Festivals

SONGHKLA, The Selangor Government and Thailand are set to deepen their diplomatic ties through food and culture festivals in conjunction with Visit Selangor Year 2025. Selangor Housing and Culture Committee chairman Borhan Aman Shah said this was part of ongoing efforts to showcase Selangor’s identity while also generating income for tourism industry players in the state. ‘Through this effort, we aim to showcase dishes such as nasi ambeng, punten, and sate, which are integral to our state’s identity. We hope to use this opportunity to introduce Selangor to Thailand. ‘We will also feature a range of products from local entrepreneurs,

Ministry Communication Units Must Collaborate With News Agencies – Ramanan

KUALA LUMPUR, Deputy Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Minister Datuk R Ramanan has suggested that every ministry’s corporate communication unit collaborate with news agencies moving forward. He cited an example where the units could disseminate information about upcoming government initiatives prior to official announcements by reaching out to news agencies beforehand. ‘There should be a prepping whereby all the senior editors are called in advance and given notice that such an issue is going to take place. ‘…because without being given an opportunity to prep the ground, prepare the people, answer the questions that they have in mind when a shock

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