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Areas of concern: A man looking at a list of potential Covid-19 hotspots identified by HIDE in the system. — SAMUEL ONG/The Star PETALING JAYA: All premises and locations listed under the Hotspot Identification for Dynamic Engagement (HIDE) early warning system are not confirmed Covid-19 clusters, says National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme coordinating minister Khairy Jamaluddin. “However, these premises and locations have potential to turn into clusters if pre-emptive actions are not t...

GEORGE TOWN: Two popular malls in Penang will shut their doors for three days to comply with the new Hotspot Identification for Dynamic Engagement (HIDE) system. Both malls issued statements saying they would be shut in compliance with the authorities announcement where premises listed under HIDE are required to close for three days. Gurney Paragon and Queensbay Mall both released statements saying that during the closure they will be carrying out deep cleaning and sanitisation within the malls...

Copy URL Public transport services will remain operational to provide an essential service for the people, says the Transport Ministry. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, May 9, 2021. ALL public transport services at stations and terminals listed under the hotspots identification for dynamic engagement (HIDE) early warning system will continue to operate. The Transport Ministry, in a statement today, said the three stations involved were the KLCC LRT, Masjid Jamek LRT and KL Sentral. Effectiv...

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Ponmo for sale The Rivers State Government has intercepted a truckload of suspected substandard animal hide, popularly called ponmo, in Onne, Eleme Local Government Area of the state, even as two persons accompanying the truck were arrested. The Commissioner for Agriculture, Dr Fred Kpakol, who confirmed the incident while speaking to journalists on Port Harcourt, said the import papers showed that the seized product came into the country from Madagascar. Kpakol said the containerised truck, w...

Object former US president Donald Trump tried to hide in his new office 6 Apr, 2021 02:33 AM 3 minutes to read Those looking closely at the image saw a bottle of Diet Coke behind Trumps phone. Photo / Twitter Those looking closely at the image saw a bottle of Diet Coke behind Trumps phone. Photo / Twitter news.com.au It doesnt looks as if Donald Trump is looking to retire any time soon, as an image emerged overnight of his new office in his Florida pad for the first time. Former senior White Ho...

Kate Winslet Claims to Know Gay Actors Who Are Terrified of Coming Out Celebrity The Titanic actress also reveals in a new interview that she is aware of a well-known actor who is recently told to keep their bisexuality a secret by their agent. Apr 5, 2021 AceShowbiz - Kate Winslet has just dropped a bombshell regarding the film industry. In a revealing new interview, the " Titanic" star claimed that she knows gay actors who are "terrified" of coming out for the sake of their careers. The 45-...

Sideswipe: March 18: Fancy Feast tin face 17 Mar, 2021 04:00 PM 3 minutes to read My family is weird 1. We taught our kids how the cow says "moo" and the pig says "oink" etc. When we got to giraffe, we didnt know, so we said "ding-dong" and it stuck. Now, when somebody rings the doorbell, the kids yell: "The giraffe is back!" 2. Every time I wear my gaming headset, one of my uncles will act like a fast-food customer and tell me that he would like some burgers and fries for hi...

By GREG WALCHER In Australia, hunters kill kangaroos for their hides, which are used to make athletic shoes, especially soccer shoes. At least two American congressmen are hopping mad about it, and aim to put a stop to it. Reps. Salud Carbajal (D-California) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pennsylvania) introduced a bill called the Kangaroo Protection Act, which would ban the sale of kangaroo parts, or the shoes made from them, in the U.S. They are backed by a political action committee called Animal ...

Website of the Year The Brains Trust: Dementia - Its the secret we tried to hide Dementia might be New Zealands biggest and worst understood problem. Its growing rapidly in our ever-ageing population - almost everyone will have a family member or know someone who suffers from some form of the disease. Its already the number one cause of death in Britain and for women in Australia and the same trend looks likely to happen here. Yet we dont talk about dementia much. Perhaps its understandable as ...