Penang considers WFH for civil servants, waits for word from Putrajaya
GEORGE TOWN, March 27 — The Penang state government is studying the implementation of working from home (WFH) for civil … Read more
1 deg C daily temperature rise more than doubles outdoor workers’ risk of heat stroke: S’pore study
SINGAPORE – Every 1 deg C rise in daily average temperature more than doubles an outdoor worker’s risk of heat … Read more
Why Philippines may face ‘strategic dilemma’ over Nato partnership, US demands
While some observers say the move dovetails with the long-standing security partnership between the Philippines and the United States, Nato’s … Read more
Genting restaurant under probe over RM902 patin dish
Genting restaurant under probe over RM902 patin dish | New Straits Times ; Source link
Late doctor’s $2m donation kick-starts Methodist Welfare Services’ first endowment fund
SINGAPORE – A doctor who regularly visited the Methodist Welfare Services (MWS) nursing home in Yew Tee to give residents … Read more
Ex-Scoot crew leader jailed 7 months for pocketing S$40,000 from in-flight sales
SINGAPORE: A former Scoot cabin crew member and complex leader who pocketed around S$40,000 (US$31,000) from in-flight sales of food … Read more
Malaysia’s medicine stock stable for now, but govt’s main supplier sets up task force over disruption risk
KUALA LUMPUR, March 27 — Malaysia’s medicine supply remains stable for the next few months, even as global trade disruptions … Read more
Singapore denies entry to Malaysian activist Fadiah Nadwa Fikri over alleged political activism
KUALA LUMPUR, March 27 — A Malaysian woman who studied in Singapore has been denied re-entry into the country … Read more
RON95 ban on foreign vehicles starts April 1: What you need to know
RON95 ban on foreign vehicles starts April 1: What you need to know | New Straits Times ; Source link
Hossan Leong, Who Now Lives In JB, Recommends Best Spots For ‘Chao Tar’ Bee Hoon & Zi Char
I’ve been to Johor Bahru a grand total of four times in my life. So, with author Scott Westerfeld’s quote … Read more
Malaysian who did PhD in S’pore banned from re-entry after engaging in political activism here: MHA
SINGAPORE – A Malaysian woman who was studying in Singapore was denied re-entry after engaging in political activism in Singapore. … Read more
Airlines in Asia raise fares as jet fuel prices spike, but what if the Middle East war drags on?
COSTS AND TICKET PRICES Passing costs on to consumers is inevitable, aviation analysts said. Mr Patel said aviation fuel accounts … Read more
SG Food on Foot | Singapore Food Blog | Best Singapore Food | Singapore Food Reviews: VUE @ OUE Bayfront
At VUE, the arrival of spring is marked by a thoughtfully curated seasonal menu created in collaboration with ORCA. Showcasing … Read more
Malaysia’s hotels pivot to local and Asian markets as Iran war triggers cancellations
KUALA LUMPUR, March 27 — Hotels in Malaysia will work to get more bookings from local tourists as well as … Read more
Another cinema in Singapore is closing… but the big
Another cinema in Singapore is closing… but the big screen isn’t gone yet Golden Village has announced that its Tiong … Read more
NUS tops Asian universities in subject rankings again
SINGAPORE – The National University of Singapore (NUS) has again emerged as the top university in Asia based on global … Read more
Singapore’s National Radiochemistry Laboratory named IAEA collaborating centre, first in Southeast Asia
SINGAPORE: The National Radiochemistry Laboratory has been designated as an International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) collaborating centre from 2026 to … Read more
Ipoh council launches design contest to rebuild historic Pasar Pasir Puteh after 2024 fire — RM25,000 top prize on offer
IPOH, March 26 — The Ipoh City Council (MBI) has launched a design concept competition for the proposed rebuilding of … Read more
JPJ: Driving licences expired more than 36 months automatically disqualify holders from BUDI95
PUTRAJAYA, March 26 — Malaysian Driving Licence (LMM) holders whose licences have expired for more than 36 months will not … Read more
Singapore probes electric bus battery fire, safety spotlight turns to workshop handling
SINGAPORE, March 26 — Authorities are investigating a lithium-ion battery fire involving an electric bus in Singapore, with attention turning … Read more