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  Kebakaran: Wanita warga emas maut akibat sesak nafas

  Seorang wanita yang berusia 70 tahun telah meninggal dunia akibat sesak nafas dalam kebakaran dua buah rumah di Subang Jaya.
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  Haiwan Liar: Perkebun mahu pampasan diagih secara adil

  Pekebun berharap peruntukan RM10 juta untuk memulih kerugian mereka disebabkan haiwan liar
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  Malaysia kutuk serangan rejim Israel

  Kerajaan Malaysia mengecam sekeras-kerasnya serangan udara tidak bertanggungjawab yang dilakukan oleh rejim Israel ke atas kem Al-Nuseirat di Semenanjung Gaza.
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  Dibunuh ketika tunggu bantuan

  Sekurang-kurangnya 8 rakyat Palestin yang sedang menunggu untuk mendapat bantuan makanan telah dibunuh akibat serangan udara terbaru Israel ke atas kem Al-Nuseirat.
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  Sekolah gagal lapor kes seksual boleh dikenakan tindakan

  Guru dan pentadbir sekolah boleh dikenakan tindakan sekiranya gagal membuat laporan polis mengenai kewujudan kes jenayah seksual membabitkan kalangan pelajar.
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  Israel serang Ops Ihsan kemuncak kekejaman

  Israel menyerang pusat agihan makanan yang digunakan untuk menyimpan bekalan dan bantuan makanan penduduk Gaza yang kini menghadapi krisis kebuluran dahsyat.
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  Isu beras tempatan bukan kes terpencil

  Isu kekuragan beras tempatan berlaku di seluruh negara maka langkah agresif harus dibuat oleh pihak kementerian terlibat untuk mengelakkan rakyat terbeban dengan kos yang makin tinggi.
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  29 maut dibedil tentera Israel ketika tunggu bantuan

  29 lebih rakyat Palestin telah dibunuh apabila menunggu bantuan kemanusiaan menurut Kementerian Kesihatan Gaza.
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  Pengedaran beras putih tempatan naik 3 peratus

  Pihak kerajaan telah membuat beberapa langkah intervensi untuk mengatasi isu kekurangan bekalan beras tempatan dalam pasaran.
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  Kukuhkan kawalan sempadan negara

  Penyelidikan dan perancangan strategik mengenai pembangunan organisasi ketenteraan perlu dilaksanakan secara teliti menrangkumi risiko tinggi, teknologi dan impak kewangan.
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  Sekolah guru sorok kes gangguan seksual boleh kena tindakan

  Untuk melindungi kanak-kanak daripada perbuatan jenayah seksual, pihak sekolah akan dikenakan tindakan jika tidak melaporkan kejadian gangguan atau serangan yang berlaku.
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  Harga sayur di Kelantan meningkat sejak awal Ramadan

  Sayur- sayuran seperti lada solok, timun, bendi dan bunga kandan mengalami kenaikan harga sejak awal Ramadan berikutan mendapat permintaan tinggi.
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  Malaysia kecam serangan udara ke atas kem Al Nuseirat

  Kerajaan Malaysia mengecam keras-kerasnya serangan udara tidak bertanggungjawab ke atas kem Al-Nuseirat, Semenanjung Gaza.
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  Bila isu bekalan, harga sayur akan selesai?

  Pihak berkenaan harus bekerjasama untuk memastikan sektor pertanian di Malaysia dapat terus hidup dan mampu memenuhi keperluan domestik.
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  Former military staff link Bolsonaro to failed coup bid

  Former military staff have linked ex-president Jair Bolsonaro to an alleged failed bid to stay in power after losing the 2022 election. He denied the accusations against him.
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  Warga Bangladesh, Indonesia, Rohingya kuasai industri sayur.

  Lebih 1000 warga asing terlibat dalam pengusahaan jualan sayur di lot niaga pasar borong utama Semenanjung Malaysia.
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  Dasar berkecuali Malaysia elak terperangkap saingan AS China

  Malaysia sentiasa memilih jalan damai dalam apa sahaja konflik berlaku dengan negara lain bagi memastikan kedaulatan negara terpelihara.
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  447,982 murid Tahun Satu terima BAP bermula minggu ini

  Peruntukan lebih RM67 juta daripada BAP bertujuan untuk memberi manfaat kepada lebih 5.25 juta murid dari 8903 sekolah di seluruh negara.
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  SK St Paul terima murid perempuan selepas 125 tahun

  Sekolah berkenaan mula menerima kemasukan murid perempuan buat kali pertama selepas 125 tahun penubuhannya.
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  Hanya dua murid Tahun Satu

  Hanya dua murid yang mendaftar Tahun Satu sesi persekolahan 2024 di Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Tebing Rebak, Sungai Sumun.
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  Lebih 80 peratus pelajar MRSM dari B40

  MRSM berjaya menyediakan tawaran bagi mengutamakan mereka yang berpendapatan rendah mendapat kemudahan pembelajaran dan pengajaran terbaik.
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  KPM kekal iktiraf sekolah vernakular

  KPM kekal mengiktiraf sekolah vernakular and mempunyai perancangan untuk memperkasakan penggunaan bahasa Melayu di sekolah jenis kebangsaan.
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  KDN terus tangani pangkalan haram

  Di sempadan Malaysia-Thailand, terdapat pelbagai kegiatan jenayah penyeludupan daripada pangkalan haram. Jadi, KDM sedang mangambil langkah untuk menghapuskan pangkalan ini.
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  Israel jaga keselamatan di pelabuhan sementara Gaza

  Presiden Amerika Syarikat (AS), Joe Biden memaklumkan Israel akan bertanggungjawab memantau dan menjaga keselamatan di pelabuhan sementara yang sedang dibina di Gaza.
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  The last men in Havana :
  Indonesian exiles in Cuba

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  Indonesian studies at the Australian National University : why so late?

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  Baby rabbits are also called kittens

  Baby cats aren't the only ones called kittens. Baby rabbits are also called kittens or kits. Another fun fact from the MSPCA is that rabbits typically give birth to litters of four to 12 kittens after only being pregnant for 30 days.
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  Baby reptiles have an egg tooth to crack out of their shells when born

  Most baby reptiles, including crocodiles, have a special egg tooth. According to Science Direct, they use it to crack the shell of the egg when they are born. Eventually, after birth, the tooth is reabsorbed into the body.
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  Baby pandas are born incredibly small

  Although giant pandas can grow up to 300lbs (136 kg) and 5ft tall (1.4m), their cubs are born pocket-sized in comparison, according to National Geographic. Baby pandas only weigh about three ounces (100gm) at birth.
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  Baby koalas are called Joeys

  Although koalas may look like monkeys or small bears, they are actually marsupials, a type of mammal with pouches to hold newborns. Infant koalas, called Joeys, immediately climb into their mother's pouch after birth using their natural instincts.
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  Puppies can be born as identical twins

  A vet in South Africa discovered that dogs can be born as identical twins, and this was confirmed by scientists. Identical twins are a rare occurrence in any animal species.
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  Baby turtles speak to each other before they even hatch

  Researchers discovered that turtles make sounds while still inside their eggs to communicate with other babies. Chirps and grunts help to coordinate hatching as a survival mechanism to avoid predators like birds or crocodiles.
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  A baby blue whale can gain 250 pounds in a single day.

  According to US Whales, the calves of the largest animals on earth put on as much as 10lbs (4.5 kg) an hour, or over 250lbs (113.3 kg) each day! That means that the baby blue whale will gain over a tonne within 20 days.
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  Baby parrots respond to their names

  You may already know that parrots have the ability to talk. But did you know that parent parrots name their chicks, just like us? Scientists call these names “signature contact calls.” Baby parrots receive a name at birth and respond to that call for the rest of their lives.
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  Competitions to help pupils master Bahasa Melayu

  The mastery of the Malay language by pupils from national-type Chinese (SJKC) and Tamil (SJKT) schools can be improved through oratory and storytelling competitions, said Deputy Education Minister Lim Hui Ying.
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  Advanced training for heavy vehicle drivers proposed

  A road safety advocate has called for heavy vehicle drivers to be trained in advanced driving techniques.
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  Kuasai bahasa asing buka peluang pelbagai bidang

  Selain penguasaan yang baik dalam bahasa kebangsaan dan bahasa ibunda,adalah baik untuk seseorang itu mempertingkatkan dirinya dengan mempelajari bahasa asing.
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  Bees have the ability to fly higher than Mount Everest

  According to National Geographic , bees can fly up to 29,525 feet above sea level. That is taller than Mount Everest, the world's tallest mountain.
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  As we age, our noses and ears grow larger

  It is typical to hear that our nose and ears are the only portions of our bodies that continue to develop as we age, but this is not entirely accurate. According to the Discovery Channel, our nose and ears stop growing along with the rest of our bodies, yet due to gravity, both components continue to lengthen over time.
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  Dogs use their left nostril to detect pleasant odors

  Dogs generally begin sniffing with their right nostril and hold it there if the smell indicates danger, but they will change to the left side for something pleasurable, like as food or a mate.
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  NASA can basically email tools to astronauts, thanks to 3D printing

  It used to take months or years to deliver new equipment to the Space Station, but thanks to advances in technology, the tools are now available in hours.
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  That little pocket in your pants was made to hold pocket timepieces

  The original jeans only featured four pockets - one tiny one, two more in the front and one in the back
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  Tissue paper was initially meant for gas masks

  During World War I, when cotton was scarce, Kimberly-Clark created a thin, flat cotton alternative that the army tried to employ as a filter in gas masks. Because the war ended before scientists could perfect the material, the business redesigned it to be smoother and softer and then marketed Kleenex as facial tissue instead.
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  Some fungus generate zombies and then take over their minds

  Ophiocordyceps, a tropical fungus, infects the central nerve systems of ants. It has complete control over the host's movements after nine days in the body of an insect. It causes the ant to climb trees, convulse, and fall into the cool, wet earth below, where fungi thrive, according to National Geographic. When the fungus arrives, it waits until exactly solar noon to force the ant to bite a leaf and die.
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  Lemons float while limes sink

  Because limes are denser than lemons, they sink to the bottom of the glass, but lemons float on top. This is the one that has been in front of our faces (or rather, in our glasses) the entire time.
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  People used to consume arsenic to improve their skin

  You have certainly heard about how arsenic was found in many of the Victorians' favorite cosmetics, but it gets worse. There were other edible items on the market in the late 1800s, such as Dr James P Campbell's “Safe Arsenic Complexion Wafers”. They advertised that they could remove freckles, blackheads and other “facial disfigurements.”
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  Earth contains enough gold to cover the planet

  According to Discover Magazine, there is a lot of gold on — or in — our planet – 99% of the valuable metal may be discovered in the Earth's core. How much do you have? Enough gold to cover the entire Earth's surface in 1.5ft (0.45m) of gold.
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  Every mammal on earth dreams

  According to research, rats dream about finding food or running through mazes. Because most mammals go through REM sleep, the cycle in which dreams occur, scientists believe that all mammals dream.
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  The world's smallest mammal is the bumblebee bat

  According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the bumblebee bat — also known as Kitti's hog-nosed bat — weighs 1.42 to 1.98 gm and has a head-to-body length of 2.89 to 3.28cm and a wingspan of 12.9 to 14.4cm. To see this little bat, you must go to one of a few limestone caves on the Khwae Noi River in Kanchanaburi Province, southwest Thailand. They are some of Earth's smallest species that play an important part in the ecology.
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  Household dust contains a lot of dead skin cells

  Here is an interesting scientific fact — according to Imperial College London researchers, we shed approximately 200 million skin cells per hour — and they have to go somewhere when we are indoors. If the concept of skin dust bothers you, you should know that an American Chemical Society study discovered that a skin oil called squalene naturally helps reduce indoor ozone levels by up to 15%.