Sarah Yeoh

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However, the stall has since replied to the accusation, claiming the price was justified based on the portion taken by the student. In an interview with China Press, the student surnamed Hu, who studies at Sultan Idris Education University (UPSI), said he had visited the economy rice stall located at Tanjung Malim several times in the past.

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A man was caught on CCTV publicly berating a foreign worker over a plate of economy rice he personally felt was too expensive before coming back and allegedly assaulting him. According to a report by China Press, the incident which took place on May 28 according to the clip’s timestamp, showed the man clad in a black t-shirt angrily confronting the worker at the counter. After a furious back-and-forth, the worker decided to defuse the situation by issuing the man a refund on his meal.

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The victim was identified as 18-year-old Huang Yufeng (transliteration), who hailed from Johor and had just started his new job three months ago. According to Sin Chew Daily, Huang drove a pickup truck to Penang Science Park to collect goods at around 4pm. An ambulance was called to the scene but sadly Huang couldn’t be saved and was pronounced dead by medical personnel. China Press later reported that the gravel truck driver has been arrested by police.

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However, it proved to be a colossal mistake as now not only her family is being terrorised by the loan sharks, but her elderly father also had to fork out a chunk of his life savings to bail her out. Speaking to reporters at a press conference held by MCA Public Services and Complaints Department head Datuk Seri Michael Chong, the woman surnamed Leong said she came across a forex investment advertisement on Instagram.

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Thanks to his heroic act, his sister is now on the road to recovery and their heartwarming story was shared by the Children’s Cancer Foundation. In a press statement by the Children’s Cancer Foundation, 13-year-old Mira Lim was diagnosed with leukemia in Jan 2024, but went into remission after undergoing months of treatment. Unfortunately, doctors had a piece of bad news for the family at the start of 2025: Mira had officially suffered a relapse.