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Majority not worried by anti-Prayut protests over 8-year tenure: poll

On: August 28, 2022

A majority of people do not worry that will protests against Best Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha over his 8-year tenure in the premiership might send the actual into chaos, and also believe the protests will not force him or her to resign as well as dissolve the House for Representatives, according to the resulting an opinion survey by your National Institute for Development Administration, or even Nida Poll.Continue Reading

1,769 new Covid inpatients, 27 more deaths

By: Barkar Nash

On: August 28, 2022

In: South-East Asia

The country registered one, 769 new inpatients admitted to hosptials and 27 more Covid-19 related deaths, the Ministry of Public Health documented on Sunday.Continue Reading

Pakistan appeals to world for flood help amid devastation

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 27, 2022

In: Asia

More than 1, 000 people have died and large numbers have been displaced considering that June, government authorities say.Continue Reading

Singapore’s William Goh among 20 new cardinals inducted by the Pope in Rome

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 27, 2022

In: South-East Asia

The other new cardinals come from Britain, South Korea, Spain, France, Nigeria, Brazil, India, america, East Timor, Italy, Ghana, Paraguay plus Colombia. Pope Francis, who chose men who mostly agree with his vision of a more progressive and comprehensive Church, told the new cardinals to demonstrate concern for everyoneContinue Reading

Sambar deer killed in accident along BKE

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 27, 2022

In: South-East Asia

The particular area is known for the presence of sambar deers, based on the Animal Concerns Study and Education Community (ACRES).Continue Reading

Commentary: Jams, queue-cutting unavoidable at Singapore-Malaysia land checkpoints – so why lose your cool?

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 27, 2022

In: South-East Asia

Incidents of road rage and bad driving at the Malaysia-Singapore land border have gained notoriety on social media. Drivers who had been desensitised to informal aggression in the past might now be more easily goaded, says SUSS’ Omer Ali Saifudeen.Continue Reading

Video killed the Instagram star? How Instagram’s push towards Reels is affecting local photographers

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 27, 2022

In: South-East Asia

As Instagram’s changing algorithm pushes video content more than photos, some nearby photographers are viewing a dip within engagement and are finding it harder to achieve potential clients.Continue Reading

Costlier roti canai, Ramly burgers: Locals in JB tighten their belts as eateries hike prices

By: Jing Write

On: August 27, 2022

In: Asia

Eateries deny rearing their prices to help cash in on the brand-new influx of Singaporean tourists. They keep that the price walk is inevitable like operating costs have hot up.Continue Reading

Bilkis Bano: Protests in India over release of gang rapists

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 27, 2022

In: Asia

Protests take place over the launch of 11 men who gang-raped female woman in 2002.Continue Reading

Dope wars take shape

By: Barkar Nash

On: August 27, 2022

In: South-East Asia

Cannabis may have been decriminalised nevertheless use is faraway from liberalised as experts warn of possible problems with enforcing the laws connected to the shrub and the cannabis plan being politicised.Continue Reading

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