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The New Paper Cempedak Cookie ($15.80).PHOTOS: FURAMA RIVERFRONT, SWISSBAKE, MONTREUX PATISSERIE, PIZZA ARC Pizza Arc.PHOTOS: FURAMA RIVERFRONT, SWISSBAKE, MONTREUX PATISSERIE, PIZZA ARC Ondeh Ondeh Cake.PHOTOS: FURAMA RIVERFRONT, SWISSBAKE, MONTREUX PATISSERIE, PIZZA ARC BUFFET SPREAD Kintamani Indonesian Restaurant (Furama RiverFront, Tel: 6739-6463) offers a buffet spread of authentic Indonesian dishes, such as Rendang Daging Sapi and Udang Bijirin, as well as Pulut Durian Pengat and Agar-Agar Gula Melaka for dessert. It is at $33.80 for lunch and $38.80 for dinner. Those 60 years and abov...

Local Heath Experts Say Active COVID-19 Cases May Rise To 50,000 By Hari Raya Subscribe to our Telegram channel for our latest stories and breaking news. Public health expert Dr Malina Osman said that if the current trend of daily COVID-19 cases were to continue, we would see around 50,000 active cases by Hari Raya Aidilfitri, which falls on 12 May Dr Malina's comment comes after the infectivity rate (Rt) for the virus, or R-naught value, peaked at 1.19 on Sunday 18 April, reported New Straits Times. It is said to be the highest record to date. As of this story, Malaysia has 22,014 active CO...

BANTING (Bernama): Activities at Ramadan bazaars will be more orderly and better organised with stricter compliance to the standard operating procedures (SOPs) in five or six days with the involvement of local authority enforcement, says Datuk Zuraida Kamaruddin.

Melaka govt seeks cooperation from security forces to monitor Ramadan bazaars 16 Apr 2021 / 20:24 H. JASIN: The Melaka government is seeking the cooperation of security forces, such as the police and the Armed Forces, to place personnel on duty at 70 Ramadan bazaar locations statewide. Chief Minister Datuk Sulaiman Md Ali ( pix) said that it was to ensure that visitors and traders complied with the standard operating procedures (SOPs) set. He said that it was also to prevent cases such as at the Bukit Rambai Ramadan Bazaar, which went viral on social media recently, where visitors were cro...

Face-to-face service: Nurain selling soy food and drinks at the Danau Kota bazaar, apart from taking up online orders since last year. PETALING JAYA: Ramadan bazaars, an annual nationwide affair trademarked by open-air markets packed with people looking for meals to break their day-long fast, went digital in 2020 due to Covid-19. This year, although some states allowed bazaars to operate, many street hawkers are sticking to online platforms, after the trial run last Ramadan bore great success. For almost 20 years, Nurain Mohamad Nasit’s family has been selling hot soy drinks and tau fu fa (...