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@Finie_Asif @BuletinTV3 Ok, tq. Then, baby hatch tu kena ada notis yg inform benda ni. Jadi siapa nak left baby, kena alert on this requirement. Else, jadi isu later.

@Poll2U @BuletinTV3 Kena cari. Nk tgglkn tu patut letak surat beranak. Bukan surat yg ada nama anak. So hebahkan je merupakan cara paling cepat. Xde surat beranak, dia nk sekolah nnt sume susah. Org lain nk adopt pun susah. Lama dh org educate psl ni

Bayi perempuan yang ditinggalkan di ‘baby hatch’ atau peti pelindung bayi di Orphan Care Foundation di Taman Pelangi, di sini, pada 26 Mac lalu ditemukan bersama surat tertera dengan nama Ainul Inaayah Abdul Hadi. Pegawai Kebajikan Masyarakat Daerah Johor Bahru, Khairu Asri Ismail berkata, selain nama, surat berkenaan turut menyertakan maksud nama itu iaitu ‘pembawa cahaya’ serta butiran kelahiran bayi iaitu pada jam 10 pagi 22 Mac lalu. bit.ly/42O8EaO

@mengarut_je Memang mengarut dia ni

Sumbangan Asas Rahmah adalah benda paling bodoh. Dari segi kertas sememangnya nampak cantik, tapi dari segi pelaksanaan ianya buruk. Banyak barang tak boleh beli, tak tahu barang apa boleh beli, barang yang boleh dibeli bukannya apa yang pembeli nak beli. In the end, BR1M better

A businessman normally lack empathy and political IQ. Be cautious, since things will be seen as P&L rather than human connections. I would rather going with experienced NGO person than businessman. But political IQ? Only time can tell.

@f4kr0ls00d Penuhkan tin Milo

Apa benda yg PAS pandai sgt buat kalau jadi kerajaan? Aku dulu jawab, kemudian korg. Tambah bini

@Nazril_Iznil ...wang tunai bernilai RM2 dan gagal.... Camne la nak hidup kat SG dgn RM2 jerr.. cer citer betul2

Syukur Alhamdulillah. Kena lagi! Pujaan Walabot, Walaun dan sewaktu dengannya. Penulis blog, Wan Azri Wan Deris, hari ini diarah oleh Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur membayar RM280,000 kepada Lim Guan Eng dan anak Ahli Parlimen Bagan itu, Clint Lim Whay Cau. Dalam penghakimannya Roslan mengarahkan Wan Azri membayar ganti rugi sebanyak RM200,000 selain RM30,000 sebagai kos kepada Guan Eng. Untuk Whay Cau pula, hakim mengarahkan Wan Azri membayar ganti rugi RM80,000 beserta kos RM10,000. Wan Azri dikatakan membuat kenyataan bahawa Whay Cau ditahan di Lapangan Terbang Changi Singapura pada 29 Feb 2020, kononnya kerana membawa wang tunai bernilai RM2 dan gagal mengisytiharkannya kepada pihak berkuasa negara tersebut.

@SinarOnline Salah ayat level budak sekolah rendah, x perasan ke b4 posting?. Camne nak percaya news kalau benda simple ni pun tak de quality check

Cemburu dipercayai punca duda tikam leher wanita dalam kereta Hasil siasatan awal polis juga mendapati suspek dan mangsa yang juga ibu tunggal dua anak mempunyai saling mengenali sejak lebih setahun lalu. #sinarharian #kestikam #PDRM

@lokmanrml Still bole baca mykad # kat image. Just fyi

@Mxllan Mention DAP 5x, PAS 3 x, PN 2x, yg lain 1 x je. Hehe. Cemolot ni mmg in love dengan parti merah putih, hahaha

Pilihan kita skrg memang PAS PN yg lain tu semua tendang kelaut terutamanya DAP PKR UMDAP PANDAP balaci DAP je.. Teruskan anak muda sokong dan undi PAS dan Perikatan Nasional. InsyaAllah, PAS perintah Malaysia. Allahuakhbar!!!

@kamaghul Ni namanya paper steak

Ya Allah dagingnya senipis iman. Naya betul owner kedai ni 😭

@effie_mohamad @MarrybrownMY @KFCmalaysia @McDMalaysia Bakers Cottage better macam ni

Next time @MarrybrownMY jangan la tanya kalau orang tak pilih menu ni dah. Better beli @KFCmalaysia , Texas chicken Or @McDMalaysia. Beli bukan harga promo…

@MadaniNomics ..sebuah pengusaha? Pening baca

Kekecohan berlaku di Jalan Batu-Bata, Jeram Kuala Selangor apabila sebuah pengusaha reban ayam didakwa mengkhianati perjanjian penutupan operasi yang sepatutnya berkuat kuasa pada 30 April 2026.

@malaymail Macam diet vege plak dah rimau ni, nanges tengok

A viral social media post showing a visibly underweight Malayan tiger in a Japanese zoo has stirred concern among Malaysians, intensifying debate over the welfare of Malaysian wildlife sent overseas. The clip, circulating widely on Threads, showed the tiger pacing slowly inside its enclosure before sitting and lying down on a patch of grass, with its ribs and hip bones clearly visible. Alongside the video, a user identified as gazelle.64528627 wrote: “Just look at the tigers in Japanese zoos…I can’t bear to watch. They really don’t know how to take care of animals. Is DAK going to end up like this too? So cruel, extremely cruel… I hope they get what they deserve!” The post quickly went viral, with users sharing comparisons between animals in Japanese and Malaysian zoos and questioning welfare standards. Some described the tiger’s condition as distressing, while others speculated about illness or environmental stress factors.

@meinmokhtar Pengalaman lebih kurang sama wth a fam member. Ubat sakit biasa ambil dari KK, sekali kena refer spital & detect new critical illness. Going thru rawatan kat spital for now tp untuk bekalan ubat yg lama still kena gi KK. Pening gak sbb byk betul tempat nak buat appointment.

Ada doktor boleh jawab?

@localrkyt IT techie

Dalam circle kehidupan, kena ada kenalan : 1. Ustaz - proper lulusan akademik 2. Accountant 3. Electrician dan Plumber 4. Lawyer 5. Financial Advisor 6. Doctor 7. Chef

@bckupacc99 Those scandals are genius for not marrying loser that she had ... and can call her "The ex to the loser"

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@MothershipSG I thought most Indian prefer to move to Israel...

Expat couple from India who lived in S'pore for 10 years moves to M'sia, says it's better to raise kids there bit.ly/4sRyRj4

@cyanparade Agreed, this position min salary at least RM5k above

is it just me but I think the salary for this position should be higher? Managing a restaurant and dealing with customers and handling staff??? How much does the higher ups gets paid? Everything going up but we are earning peanuts

@meinmokhtar Do not worry on future things too much, else it will burden you. When the time comes, plan & act according to Allah's will

Hm. Kalau cmni kan selalu cmna

@wilsonyimby I want to propose Bring Your Own Container to FarmFesh.

This evening I went to 3 different 99speedmarts, 1 giant store, 1 local mart and there were no 2L bottle of Farm Fresh milk. I read that in the news 2 weeks ago and there was a shortage then. But supply came back so I thought that things have improved until today. Farm Fresh had previously publicly confirmed that there is no shortage of milk. The shortage is in the plastic bottles. Farm Fresh sources its PET bottles from three different Malaysian suppliers. All three are currently unable to secure enough raw material. Here is how it actually works. The bottles are made from PET resin. PET resin is made from two petrochemical feedstocks, both derived from crude oil and natural gas. The Middle East is one of the world's largest exporters of these feedstocks. About 84% of Middle East polyethylene capacity and 6.5 million tonnes of ethylene glycol exports depend on the Strait of Hormuz to reach Asia. The Strait has been effectively closed for weeks due to the ongoing conflict. The downstream effect has been fast. Farm Fresh's COO Azmi said that PET resin prices in Asia have nearly doubled, from around RM4,000 per tonne to about RM8,000 per tonne. Lead times for raw materials have stretched by two to eight weeks. Bottle manufacturers in Malaysia typically hold two to three months of resin stockpile. That buffer is running out. Why Farm Fresh specifically went empty first? Farm Fresh uses 1-litre and 2-litre PET bottles as its signature format. Farm Fresh has publicly said they are shifting production to paper cartons and UHT packaging as a backup. They expect bottle supply to stabilise within two to three weeks. This was confirmed as I was able to secure 1L paper carton Farm Fresh milk today. Now, the hoarding part. Azmi himself said there is "some element of hoarding in the market." He did not name who. Who is hoarding. Howmuch is being hoarded. I don't know. Is it a deliberate price manipulation or just defensive stockpiling. I don't know. What follows is all speculation on possible reasons. Possible reason 1. Resin traders holding inventory. If you bought resin at RM4,000 last month and the market price is now RM8,000, selling today means losing out if prices climb further. Holding inventory and releasing it gradually is standard commodity market behaviour when prices are rising fast. Possible reason 2. Bottle manufacturers over-ordering. When a manufacturer sees scarcity coming, the rational move is to secure more than you need. If you normally keep 2 months of stock, you try to secure 4 or 6 months. This looks like hoarding from the outside but it's defensive buffering. Possible reason 3. FMCG companies over-ordering bottles. Same logic as above, just one layer down. A beverage company that normally orders 1 million bottles might place orders for 3 million to secure supply, even if they can only use 1 million. So think of it as Farm Fresh competitors buying up supply quicker than them. That's also possible. The combined effect is called the bullwhip. Each layer of the supply chain adds a defensive buffer. Real supply from the Middle East might be down by a certain percentage, but by the time that signal travels through traders, resin importers, bottle manufacturers, and FMCG buyers, the apparent shortage at the consumer shelf looks much worse than the actual upstream drop. Again, I don't know which layer is driving the current shortage the most. This is just how the mechanism works in theory. What I find interesting. The milk on your shelf depends on a geopolitical event 7,000 km away, and a just-in-time inventory model that assumes peacetime. Every product in a PET bottle has the same dependency. Cooking oil, shampoo, mineral water, soft drinks, detergent, sauce bottles. Let's just hope that this shortage can be resolved quickly. Sources: asianews.network/malaysians-sud… theedgemalaysia.com/node/798516 klsescreener.com/v2/news/view/1…