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Actress chastises naysayer over 'granny' remark - Vimarsana News

Actress chastises naysayer over 'granny' remark

ACTRESS Jasmin Hamid has hit back at a netizen who called her a grandmother due to the age gap with her husband, Kosmo! reported.

Orang Asli group urges Kelantan govt to review forestry and wildlife laws, says uncontrolled land clearing putting lives at risk - Vimarsana News

Orang Asli group urges Kelantan govt to review forestry and wildlife laws, says uncontrolled land clearing putting lives at risk

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 9 — Uncontrolled land clearing for development projects in Kelantan are the reason for increased human-wildlife conflict in the state and putting the lives of...

QuickCheck: Was a boy attacked by a tiger in Gerik? - Vimarsana News

QuickCheck: Was a boy attacked by a tiger in Gerik?

OF LATE, there have been a lot of tiger sightings, mostly on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. There's even been a few confirmed attacks which have led to the deaths of three men at Pos Pasik, Gua Musang. While terrifying to think of, tiger attacks are usually very rare as the felines prefer to stay away from humans.

'Man-Eating' Tigers in Malaysia Terrorize Village Following Attack Spree That Killed 4 - Vimarsana News

'Man-Eating' Tigers in Malaysia Terrorize Village Following Attack Spree That Killed 4

Malaysian authorities increased their measures against tigers after the deaths of four people linked to an animal attack. Read more here.

Alarm in Malaysia as tigers blamed for spree of deaths - Vimarsana News

Alarm in Malaysia as tigers blamed for spree of deaths

Authorities in Malaysia have captured two critically endangered Malayan tigers after they were blamed for an unprecedented spree of deaths among villagers.