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Chinese, Hindu groups oppose proposed location of crematorium in Ampang Jaya - Vimarsana News

Chinese, Hindu groups oppose proposed location of crematorium in Ampang Jaya

STAKEHOLDERS concerned about a crematorium project in Ampang Jaya, Selangor, are questioning if it meets building guidelines. They also urge the local council to reconsider the proposal.

Equinor Reaffirms Commitment to Angolan Exploration as Silver Sponsor at Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2022 - Vimarsana News

Equinor Reaffirms Commitment to Angolan Exploration as Silver Sponsor at Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2022

Download logoHaving served as one of the largest contributors to oil production in Angola since 1991, international energy company, Equinor

Gov. DeSantis administration's proposed rule will delay access to care for poor, autistic children, providers say - Vimarsana News

Gov. DeSantis administration's proposed rule will delay access to care for poor, autistic children, providers say

The proposed rule comes as the state struggles to hold down the costs of applied behavior analysis services for children with autism.

What was Marcos Sr. thinking before he declared martial law? - Vimarsana News

What was Marcos Sr. thinking before he declared martial law?

MANILA - "I did not become President to preside over the death of the Philippine Republic." This was how the late former President Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr. began the first paragraph of Chapter 5 of his 45-year-old book "The Democratic Revolution in the Philippines" (Third Edition) published by the Marcos Foundation Inc. In the second paragraph of the same chapter, subtitled "The Hour of Decision," Marcos wrote: "This much was my resolution when the last word of 'Today's Revolution: Democracy' was written on Sept. 7, 1971. At that time, I had alread...

What was Marcos Sr. thinking before he declared martial law? - Vimarsana News

What was Marcos Sr. thinking before he declared martial law?

MANILA - "I did not become President to preside over the death of the Philippine Republic." This was how the late former President Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr. began the first paragraph of Chapter 5 of his 45-year-old book "The Democratic Revolution in the Philippines" (Third Edition) published by the Marcos Foundation Inc. In the second paragraph of the same chapter, subtitled "The Hour of Decision," Marcos wrote: "This much was my resolution when the last word of 'Today's Revolution: Democracy' was written on Sept. 7, 1971. At that time, I had alread...