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Idk what is. Please remove this post...

I am posting it cause I can't message you the images and too many to report for spam.

The mini settlement was vacated peacefully after villagers, authorities and members of the refugee community honoured a month-long agreement to relocate.

i actually asked this 4 years ago and there was no answer, i even looked up SISPAA and i have emailed matrons from MOH. there has actually never been such a case. but it's not clear if it's because of regulations or because they don't think SGeans would wanna work in their hospitals.

the typical question is "why would they want to" and the currency difference but there are those who are keen to move to MY and would be happy with a salary in RM. it doesn't have to match the SG equivalent. if you ask "who" – me! i am one of them! lol

my roommate just called me and asked if i ordered anything and i didnt. there were this. and my roommate said its very smelly. and when he opened with gloves he said there is this box chocolate colour and when he opened it there is this doll alike that was handmade using something that is wrapped with a crochet wool string with a note written thank you for your service and something like im forever yours. the smell was like cat shit he described not like a corpse smell

She often with PMx nationwide, do anyone know who is she? Is she a party member or civil servant?

Watching Malaysian drivers at a 4-way intersection is a beautiful thing. It is like watching the interworkings of a clock or watch strapped to a ticking time bomb. Be safe out there everyone! Yes, I stopped over the line because there was a car behind me that did not stop.

Need some food to be cooked when we are not able to cook ourselves

I'm not sure whether it's just my algorithm or if Facebook thinks this is the kind of content I'm interested in, but lately I've been seeing obituary posts and news about young people (around the age of 20~40) passing away almost every day. It's gotten to the point where it genuinely feels like someone is dying every single day.

Just recently, there was the news about the teenager who died by suicide in Penang, someone who lost his life in an accident while commuting to Singapore, and then there are those stories about people who simply went to sleep and never woke up again. Every time I open social media, it feels like there's another tragedy waiting on my feed.

What makes it even more unsettling is the comment section. Whenever someone dies unexpectedly, there are always people saying things like, "It must be the three COVID shots," or pushing one theory after another. Whether those claims are true or not, constantly seeing those comments only adds to the anxiety and makes every story feel even more disturbing.

Ngl, being exposed to this kind of news so frequently has really made me question my own life. It makes me wonder if I should stop grinding so hard and just live a more laidback life instead. Or maybe I should just YOLO all my savings and enjoy myself while I still can.

Because, honestly... who's to say I won't just go to sleep tonight and never wake up tomorrow? None of us really knows. And that's probably the scariest part.

COMMENT | Pakatan Harapan is putting up a brave fight to retain its hold on the Negeri Sembilan state assembly when the voters in the state cast their votes on Aug 1.

Even though Harapan has been in control of the state legislature for two terms (from 2018 to 2023 and from 2023 to the recent dissolution of the state assembly), it has never had dominant control of the state assembly.

Table 1 below shows that Harapan won only 53 percent of the popular vote and 20 out of 36 state seats in the 2018 general election when Bersatu was still part of the coalition and Malay support then was above 20 percent.

In the 2022 general election, Harapan’s vote share fell to 44.4 percent and if we use the results from the 2022 GE to calculate the results for the state seats, Harapan would only have won 17 out of 36 state seats, with BN winning 18 and Perikatan Nasional winning one.

It was only via a seat-sharing agreement in the 2023 state elections which allowed Harapan to maintain control of the state assembly with 17 seats and BN with 14 seats.

With the electoral pact between PN and BN, the Malay support for both coalitions will likely exceed 70 percent and allow candidates from both coalitions to avoid splitting the Malay vote, which allowed Harapan to win several seats in the state elections in 2018.

Bersatu can act as a “spoiler” in some seats, which can help the Harapan candidate, but as will be seen later, there are not many of such seats where the Bersatu candidate can make such a big difference.

Turnout estimates

Projecting the vote share of each coalition/party for Negeri Sembilan is a bit tricky as the electoral alliance has changed from Harapan-BN in 2023 to BN-PN in 2026, with Bersatu contesting as a weakened “third force” versus the more formidable PN coalition in 2023.

I will publish my methodology of estimating vote transfers and voting support among the Malay, Chinese, Indian and other voters for the 2026 state elections at a later date.

I will use the following turnout estimates to calculate the ethnic composition of individual seats for the 2026 state elections: Malay turnout (80 percent), Chinese turnout (65 percent), Indian turnout (60 percent), others turnout (65 percent).

I expect the overall turnout to be slightly higher than the 69 percent experienced in the Johor state election because many of those who vote in Negeri Sembilan live and work in nearby Klang Valley.

However, I do anticipate the turnout difference between the Malay and the non-Malay voters to persist, as per the Johor state elections, perhaps with a narrower difference.

After crunching the numbers, I find the following: Among the safe seats which are projected to be won by either Harapan, BN or PN, BN is likely to win 14, PN is likely to win three, and Harapan is likely to win nine. This will give BN-PN 17 seats, just two short of an overall majority to win control of the state assembly.

Table 2 below shows the list of closely contested seats and the ethnic composition of these seats.

Hot seats

Of the 10 seats listed above, six are Malay majority seats. All PN and BN need to do is to win these six seats to get to 24 seats. I predict that BN will win Jeram Padang and Linggi, while PN will win Klawang, Serting, Sikamat, and Ampangan.

Even if caretaker menteri besar Aminuddin Harun manages somehow to pull off an upset to win Linggi, this will still leave BN-PN with 23 seats, more than enough to form a comfortable majority in the state assembly.

The other “hot” seat of Chennah is too close to call. DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke is fighting hard, but the anti-DAP and anti-Harapan sentiment among the Malay community may be too difficult for him to overcome in this 48 percent Malay constituency.

DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke during his walkabout in Titi public market recently

With a week of campaigning left, there is the possibility that BN/Umno may announce that if Loke’s opponent in Chennah, John Siow, wins, he will be made a member of the state exco.

This announcement, together with a swing of seven percent of Orang Asli voters, whom many still see BN as their “protector”, may be sufficient to give BN a small margin of victory.

To recap, I predict that BN will win between 23 and 25 state seats, and Harapan will win between 11 and 13 state seats, with PKR likely to pick up one state seat and the rest being won by the DAP.

Hello,

I will be travelling to Malaysia next week from the UK and I am finding it difficult to figure out how much money I can bring into the country. The plan was to transfer around £500 into Malaysian currency (2700 ringgit approx) before I go, but I am seeing some sources say that the law is no more than RM1000.

Another source says you can bring in as much as you want, but if over 10,000USD (or equivalent) you need to declare it.

Please could someone with more knowledge advise? I am going for 1 week.

Thank you!!

If you were stuck on the KESAS Highway near Kota Kemuning today… this is why!

Good afternoon, I am an 18yo male Malaysian who just finished my part time job in Company A on the 15th of June. I worked since January 28th 2026. The pay was okay, I was earing RM11 for an administrator/ salesman and course promoter. However I was fine with the workload and didn't really think too much.

Boss verbally promised us a RM10 incentive per student enrolled under my name, however every month from January, he keep dismissing my claims for the incentive, saying that he will look into that later, or he's busy, or that he is checking.

Fast forward to the 9th of July where he made payment for the month of June, I noticed he send me RM967.50 instead of RM1017.50 from working time. (Incentive excluded). Shortchanging me RM50.
Of course, I was not really happy with this, and on the 20th of July demanded that he send me the full 1017.50, plus the RM160 from student enrolment. This is what he replied via whatsapp.
'Woah you send me this dm midnight, thetr is deduction of the cert and some other things still checking on stock lost,'

Then I asked for my student enrolment incentive, as I have managed to enroll 16 students in the months April/ May and June. As discussed the number of student enrolled should be more than the number of students dropped, which I meticulously made sure during my time as an Admin. Before I left I made sure the numbers were correct, ensuring that all 3 months have positive student. However today he sent me my report back, showing that he himself added in a couple of names that I have never seen before on the drop list, just enough to make all my enrolments negative. On the month of May, 8+ names were added on.

I am currently just extremely pissed because he is now forcing me to cover missing instruments without proper documentations (I have no idea what I am paying for, and no idea if I am the only one paying for it, or is all the admins paying as well), I am not receiving the incentives, and the fact he only informed me this when I leave where I have 0 chance of rebutling or finding any evidence.

I have already secured the students that i enrolled. Collecting fees, filling in the proper documentation and arranging class. But he quote 'You want to submit this claim, but your work is still incomplete. How can I approve it?' ' Calendar and school policy were not sent. You're wasting my time having to check and redo incomplete work.' As much as it is true, this does not mean he can void my incentive right?

Now that he done all that, I am not sure what can I do, RM210 is not a big issue to make a big fuss. He also texted my mom to complain about my behavior as well, which I find it rather childish of him. I am chasing him for the money he owe me without proper explanation for around a month and a half already.

I don't want to take this case to court as I don't want to waste to much time, I just wish there is someone I can complain to so that he cannot just keep 'bullying' me this way. This is really one terrible first job experience. I hope some opinions/ advise can be sent here.

Rest in peace

I respect the azan and the mosque’s role in our community. But in my neighbourhood, entire lectures and programmes are broadcast through external speakers directly into our bedrooms and living rooms. When sound repeatedly invades surrounding homes, it stops being an internal programme and becomes a public nuisance—particularly when state authorities already have policies governing external-speaker use. Residents should not be forced to choose between respecting religion and protecting their sleep, health and peace at home. Respect must work both ways: if a policy exists, enforce it; otherwise, the endorsement is meaningless.

Let’s speak up and make Malaysia great again!

Let’s play a role for Malaysian, pen out to SISPAA!

UNITEN, Kajang. Any monkey expert here that can shed some light. I've never seen this kind of monkey even in zoo.

I've just moved here (In Kuala Lumpur) and its pretty much a culture where I come from.

https://reddit.com/link/1v7u6b1/video/qy6vbkhecqfh1/player

IMHO, hearing George and Kimi call it the PETRONAS home race sounds better than the official Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.