Zi Sen News Today

GEORGE TOWN: About 250 Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS) members are on 24-hour standby to help in emergencies during the Hari Raya Aidilfitri holidays.

GEORGE TOWN: Thirsty Malaysians on hot, sunny days are making coconut seller P. Rangal a happy man.

“We want to thank God for the sacrifices of all Asians who keep the planet young with [the] precious gift of children,” said Cardinal Sebastian Francis.

SOUTH Seberang Prai recorded the highest percentage increase in dengue cases among five districts in Penang as of Dec 30 last year.

The fact that this is becoming an issue clearly shows the creeping conservatism that is unduly influencing the daily lives of ordinary citizens in a multi-ethnic country. (Focus Malaysia) - AS A tropical country with sweltering heat, donning a pair of shorts is par for the course. Yet, this innocuo

GEORGE TOWN: Wearing shorts to a hospital should not be counted as an “immoral” act under Malaysia’s Rukun Negara.

KEPALA BATAS: With fears of Covid-19 rising again, several old folks homes here are ordering everyone to mask up and maintain social distancing to protect their highly-vulnerable elderly residents.

GEORGE TOWN: A recent dispute between a senior citizen and security personnel over a hospital dress code violation at the Seberang Jaya Hospital was due to miscommunication, says Penang health committee chairman Daniel Gooi Zi Sen.

GEORGE TOWN: With over 2,000 smokers caught so far this year, Penang plans to continue being strict with anyone who flouts the law.

GEORGE TOWN: Five out of the nine Bangladeshi workers involved in the construction mishap in Batu Maung near here were not registered with the Social Security Organisation (Socso), says V. Sivakumar.