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GEORGE TOWN: Roads here are bustling with people and market-goers are on their usual morning outing despite the water disruption in the state.

GEORGE TOWN: Several old folks homes here have taken measures against the water cut beginning today, including placing water containers in each room for the convenience of residents.

GEORGE TOWN: When taps go dry for four days, there is a possibility that plastic waste will go up too as people opt for disposal containers and utensils to avoid ­having to wash up.

GEORGE TOWN: With the New Year comes new hopes and dreams but for folks here, all they want is just clean water from the taps.

GEORGE TOWN: Consumers in the state should store enough water to help them get through the impending four-day water cut from Jan 10, says an MP.

MANY in Malaysia would agree that things finally felt normal this year after the Covid-19 pandemic.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Education Ministry should justify the reason behind the new conditions under the Dual Language Programme (DLP) guidelines, says Ayer Itam MP Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.

PETALING JAYA: Tourist spots around the country are brimming with people at the start of the long weekend and year-end holidays.

Visitors thronging fairs for handcrafted gifts, mementos and to enjoy air of festivity.

GEORGE TOWN: Frequent strict monitoring will be conducted by the authorities along the hill slope where the construction of the RM851mil Ayer Itam-Lebuhraya Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu bypass (Package Two) project is going on in view of the wet spell.