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Aminah Farid is a journalist based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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She escaped death in Malaysia’s seas. Now she’s a warrior for the world’s oceans
After surviving a life-threatening jet ski accident in 2000, Nurul Azlifah Mohd Ismail, also known as Ipah Uid Lynn, transformed her fear of the sea into a passion for marine conservation. Her acclaimed underwater photography not only captures the beauty of marine life but also serves as a compelling call to action against threats like coral bleaching and pollution. Through her work, she aims to inspire others to care for and protect the world's oceans.
Better things to joke about in Singapore and Malaysia for Jocelyn Chia
The article discusses the controversy surrounding comedian Jocelyn Chia's joke about the missing MH370 plane, which sparked significant backlash in Malaysia and Singapore. It explores the boundaries of comedy, with insights from other comedians like Kumar and Nat Kang, who emphasize the importance of context and sensitivity. The piece also humorously suggests alternative topics for Chia to joke about, highlighting various social and political issues in Singapore and Malaysia.
Pride to prejudice: Malaysian man gets dragged on Twitter for condemning Pride celebrations in Thailand
A Malaysian man named Faisal Rahim faced backlash on Twitter after criticizing Pride month celebrations in Thailand, highlighting cultural insensitivity. Thais defended their secularism and diversity, contrasting it with Malaysia's discrimination against the LGBTQ community. The incident underscores the need for respect and understanding of cultural diversity in a globalized world.
Don't ignore the signs: Malaysian doctor explains hormonal imbalance in women
Hormonal imbalances affect a significant number of women globally, with conditions like PCOS, endometriosis, and diabetes being common. Dr. Sharan Kaur, a women's health specialist, highlights the severe impacts of untreated hormonal imbalances, including cognitive, cardiovascular, and reproductive issues. Personal stories from Natasha Gideon and Nabilah Mohamed illustrate the profound effects on daily life and mental health. Dr. Kaur emphasizes the importance of early hormone testing and a healthy lifestyle, including proper nutrition and regular exercise, to manage and prevent hormonal imbalances.
Social media, TikTok and teacher influencers: Where should the line be drawn?
A Malaysian schoolteacher, Shi Qi, known on TikTok as @notqiwiie, faced criticism for posting a video that appeared to show her going through her students' bags, which was later revealed to be sponsored content promoting a children's vitamin product. Following the backlash, she apologized and removed her content. The incident has raised questions about the boundaries for teacher-influencers on social media and the risks of exposing students' identities online. Educators like Michelle Tan and Azhani Fisal expressed concerns over student privacy and the potential misuse of their images, advocating for discretion and prioritizing student well-being over content creation.
E-Testing for Malaysia drivers licence aims to reduce bribery and combat corruption, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke
Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced the introduction of e-Testing for driver exams to reduce bribery and corruption. The new system, which eliminates the need for an examination officer in the car, will be implemented in three driving institutions starting April 2024 and gradually rolled out nationwide over six years. The initiative aims to enhance the integrity and efficiency of the Road Transport Department (JPJ) driving test process. Candidates using e-Testing can retake failed sections on the same day without extra fees and will receive priority in waiting queues and a rebate on their Learner’s Driving Licence.
14 bus drivers in Malaysia arrested for using drugs; apprehended nationwide at bus terminals
Malaysian authorities detained 14 public service vehicle drivers for suspected drug use during a special operation over the Chinese New Year season. The operation, ending on February 21, was a collaboration between the Road Transport Department and the National Anti-Drug Agency, among others. A total of 21,705 PSVs were inspected, resulting in 32 vehicle seizures and 1,181 summonses for various offences. The Road Transport Department will suspend the licenses of the offending drivers and take action against companies and individuals who violate traffic laws.
Why some young Malaysians choose independence for freedom and mental well-being over staying with their parents
The article discusses the reasons why some young Malaysians are choosing to live independently rather than with their parents, highlighting personal growth and mental well-being. It features stories of individuals who moved out due to dysfunctional family dynamics, the stigma of divorce, family pressure, and the desire for autonomy. These narratives reveal the complex interplay between cultural expectations and individual needs, as well as the challenges and benefits of seeking independence in a traditionally collective society.
Malaysian property agent fired after viral post exposed discriminatory remarks, later issues public apology via video
A Malaysian property agent, Alan Chia, was fired by IQI Global after making discriminatory remarks against Indian and Punjabi individuals, which were exposed in a viral social media post by a woman named Kalvin. Following his termination, Chia issued a public apology, expressing regret for his actions. Kalvin responded positively to the apology but emphasized that racial discrimination is never acceptable and urged others to report such incidents to the BOVAEP.
Malaysian BYD dealership's former employee alleges weird business practices in company, calls it a 'company from hell'
A former employee of a Malaysian BYD dealership company shared their negative experience on social media, describing it as a 'company from hell.' They alleged practices such as monetary fines for late report submissions and a requirement to spend their own money on Facebook ads without reimbursement. The individual, who started working in November and resigned on January 2, also reported the actions of their former colleagues. Yahoo Southeast Asia has contacted the involved parties for comments but has not received a response.
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