Day: August 6, 2024
PM Anwar Accepts Meta’s Apology – Fahmi
PUTRAJAYA, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has accepted an apology from Meta Platforms Inc (Meta) for removing his recent posts related to the
Unregistered Firms Offering Architectural, Interior Design Services Soar – LAM
The activities of fly-by-night architects and illegal practices by unregistered firms or companies offering architectural and interior design services have allegedly existed for a
Free Coffee From Kedah Cafe To Toast To Zii Jia’s Medal
ALOR SETAR, The euphoria of witnessing the first Kedah athlete win a prestigious medal at the 2024 Olympic Games stirred a cafe owner here
FDA warns Pinoys vs. health products submerged in floodwaters
MANILA: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Tuesday reminded consumers anew not to purchase or use health products that have been submerged in floodwaters.
All Flood Victims In Hulu Bernam Allowed To Return Home, Pps Closed At 2.30 PM
SHAH ALAM, The flood relief centre (PPS) at the Kampung Sekolah Multipurpose Hall, Sungai Selisek in Hulu Bernama was closed at 2.30 pm today
PH monitors rising tensions in Israel, Iran, Lebanon
MANILA: The Philippines is closely monitoring the situation of Filipinos in Israel, Lebanon and Iran as the region braces for a potential escalation of conflict
ASEAN Countries Need To Cooperate To Address Regional Agricultural Challenges
JOHOR BAHRU, ASEAN member countries need to work together to address various challenges in the agriculture sector, especially involving the issue of land shortages
GDP per capita exceeds pre-pandemic level by over 10%: Balisacan
MANILA: National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said the country’s latest gross domestic product (GDP) per capita has surpassed the pre-pandemic level
First version of social media platforms’ code of conduct to take effect from Jan 1 – Fahmi
PUTRAJAYA, The first version of the code of conduct for social media platforms will come into effect on Jan 1 next year, according to
4 state-of-the-art computer labs to boost learning in Angeles schools
ANGELES: The Angeles City government on Tuesday opened state of the art computer laboratories in four public schools, which are now available for students’ use