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Forging neighbourly bonds - Vimarsana News

Forging neighbourly bonds

PETALING JAYA: There is that kind woman next door who brings you home-cooked soup, but there is also that neighbour from your nightmares.

Statistics of Malaysia's population wellbeing (social relations) in June 2023 - Vimarsana News

Statistics of Malaysia's population wellbeing (social relations) in June 2023

This debut publication by the Department of Statistics showcases how often locals interact with neighbours, engage in social media activities, and more.

11.8 million use mobile data to access internet in Malaysia, says Stats Dept - Vimarsana News

11.8 million use mobile data to access internet in Malaysia, says Stats Dept

PUTRAJAYA: The Statistics Department (DOSM) released a report by MyCensus 2020: Population Well-Being (Social Relations) on Thursday (Sept 21) claiming that 11.8 million people in Malaysia aged 15 and over used mobile data to access the internet.

INTERACTIVE: What are people in Malaysia doing to be physically active? Here's a closer look - Vimarsana News

INTERACTIVE: What are people in Malaysia doing to be physically active? Here's a closer look

About 53% of the people nationwide are staying active with at least one physical activity. But is this enough? Find out here and see what sports are popular in your district.

World Happiness Report: Experts tell Toronto Star that Canadians' life satisfaction has slumped - Vimarsana News

World Happiness Report: Experts tell Toronto Star that Canadians' life satisfaction has slumped

Ranking 15th out of 146 countries on the annual World Happiness Report during a global pandemic might seem like good news. But University of Toronto researchers who study population well-being say Canada is actually heading in the wrong direction, reports The Toronto Star.