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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
However, one particular country isn’t too happy by the turn of events, with various parties trying to pour cold water on Xi’s trip by making distasteful remarks about certain Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia. In a close to 1-minute clip which has been circulating wildly on X (formerly known as Twitter), it featured conservative political commentator and TV host Bill O’Reilly sharing his thoughts on Xi’s visit to Vietnam, Cambodia, and Malaysia.
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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
And what could be any more Malaysian than tucking into a plate of nasi kandar while speaking Malay, right? In the close to 2-minute long clip uploaded by Husna Liangliang on her TikTok account, it showed her and her colleagues enjoying their meal at a packed nasi kandar restaurant.
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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
As a result, he lost a whopping RM3 million in the end. According to Selangor police chief Datuk Hussein Omar Khan, he said the 69-year-old victim had received an email from the scammers, who told him they were officers from LHDN and BNM, reported NST. Completely believing it to be true, the victim transferred a total of RM3,089,800 into a company’s bank account through 25 transactions. Hussein said the German national fell for the scam as the suspects had produced “official-looking documentation”.
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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
However, a netizen from China residing in Malaysia claimed that these same tourist attractions are discriminatory in nature, as seen from the price levied on locals and foreigners. In a post shared by the netizen on Xiaohongshu (XHS), he shared that he currently resides in Penang for the past six months and has fallen deeply in love with it.
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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
An elderly man was left severely injured after his spine was fractured while he was engaged in a fierce argument with another person over a parking spot. Speaking to reporters about the incident, Alor Gajah district police chief Superintendent Ashari Abu Samah said the incident took place on Feb 4 at a supermarket in Masjid Tanah, Melaka. “On the day of the incident, the 82-year-old victim had an argument with the 65-year-old suspect over a parking spot.
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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
Read our coverage here:The BMW driver, who was later arrested, was brought to the Magistrate’s Court today to face charges of drunk driving, which led to Mohd. Taufik’s death. The driver, 25-year-old Kok Zi Kang, who appeared in court dressed in a black polo t-shirt and jeans, along with a bruise on his left eye, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and causing Mohd. Taufik’s death at Kilometer 16 of the Johor Bahru-Kota Tinggi road at 2.10am.
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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
TRIGGER WARNINGThe content below contains graphic details that may be harmful or traumatizing for some. An investigation has since been launched into the brutal attack, where police believe elements of gangsterism and revenge may be involved. In the now-widely shared 11-second clip, it began by showing a staff showing off his juggling skills to a colleague inside a shop located within the mall.
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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
On top of that, the woman even blocked the supplier from contacting her further and resold the cookies to third-parties. Speaking to Shin Min Daily News, the supplier surnamed Zheng (transliteration), said the woman named Chen had placed an order on Dec 26, 2024, worth S$1,823.10 (approx. RM6,118), which included fried arrowhead chips, cashew cookies, pineapple tarts, and more. After the cookies were delivered to an industrial area in Mandai Gardens, Chen made another order worth S$104.60 (approx.
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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
A woman had a close call after she received food that contained pork inside, an ingredient that’s deemed as ‘haram’ (illegal) for Muslims like herself. In an 18-second clip shared on TikTok by @nuradelina.lyn, it showed her uncovering the contents of the food she ordered via an online platform, which turned out to be way different than what she expected.
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weirdkaya.com | Sarah Yeoh
This is certainly true for the elderly parents left behind at an old folks’ home in Johor Bahru, with some never seeing their children again from the day they were first sent there. One such heartbreaking case was shared by Saifullah Zulkarnain, who’s the manager of the Nur Ehsan Elderly Care Centre. “There was one woman who was sent here by her children and she kept calling out for them. They never came, and she passed away before Ramadan without seeing them again.
