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BEIJING, Sept 28 — China's capital called on importers today to shun frozen food from countries suffering from severe novel coronavirus outbreaks after several cases of imported seafood products testing positive for the virus. The bureau urged them to closely monitor the overseas pandemic situation and"proactively avoid importing cold chain food from areas heavily hit by the coronavirus" and make alternative plans for imports.
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Crowds in masks pack out Beijing auto show after virus delay | Malay MailBEIJING, Sept 28 — Crowds packed a mega motor show in Beijing on Saturday — the only major international auto event this year — as manufacturers hope to boost the world's biggest car market despite the coronavirus battering demand. Delayed for five months because of the pandemic, the 10-day... Business is booming in China.
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Higher Education Ministry to empower, enhance social entrepreneurship programme in Malaysia | Malay MailNIBONG TEBAL, Sept 26 — The Ministry of Higher Education (MOHE) is in the midst of empowering and improving the social entrepreneurship programme known as Social Enterprise Community (SEC) in an effort to produce more social entrepreneurs among polytechnic and community college students. Its...
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Sabah election sees 54pc turnout as at 2pm | Malay MailKOTA KINABALU, Sept 26 — With just three hours left before polling closes, some 54 per cent of the eligible voters have cast their ballots in the 16th Sabah state election as at 2 pm today, the Election Commission (EC) said. This figure compares with the 48 per cent turnout recorded at 1pm. A...
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Ismail Sabri: 115 arrested for RMCO violations, most caught for disobeying social distancing measures | Malay MailKUALA LUMPUR, Sept 26 — A total of 115 people were arrested for violating the movement control order (MCO) regulations yesterday, with the bulk of offenders disobeying social distancing measures and stay-at-home orders in areas placed under the administrative enhanced movement control order.... Yang campaign sini sana tu tak da distancing pun. Elok je berjalang jalan, naik kapal terbang bagai IsmailSabri60 how bout UstDrTakiri ? Woi takiri apa citer siyal...
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Sarawak chief minister: State govt to take over oil plantation from Tabung Haji | Malay MailBETONG, Sept 26 — Sarawak Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Openg said the state government is currently negotiating with Tabung Haji to take over its oil palm plantations in the state. He said at the moment the negotiation is focused on determining the prices of the plantations.... Let me guess; plantation fair value RM 1 million. State government will buy at RM 10 million. Where did the RM 9 million come from? Paper profit - NICEEEEE. Dulu beli Zecon Medicare ko buat apa? Elok minta kluar dari Mlysia..tuntut sana sini,Negeri2 Melayu T.Melayu sanggup susah payah.. Jangan dijual kepada Cina sap ya Pak.
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See confirms defending Batu Lintang on PSB ticket, expects crowded contest | Malay MailKUCHING, Sept 26 — Batu Lintang assemblyman See Chee How will be seeking re-election on the Parti Sarawak Bersatu (PSB) ticket in the 12th state election, which may be called any time soon. The former Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR) lawmaker said he expected challenges in the next polls, among which...
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