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A man believed to be the person behind the viral “Nanjing Sister Hong” scandal has reportedly been spotted in Guangzhou, more than a year after the case first made headlines in China. According to XUAN, a netizen recently claimed to have encountered a man resembling “Sister Hong” at a clothing store inside a department store

Imagine checking your salary only to realise RM800 is missing, then being told it was deducted because a company laptop was damaged. That was allegedly what happened to a Malaysian employee, according to a story shared on Threads which has since gained attention online. The worker had reportedly been with the company for six years

Behind one Malaysian graduate’s convocation photo was a father who had spent years quietly working hard to keep his family going. For 25-year-old Mohamad Zulfithri Mohd Johari, his father’s job was never something he felt the need to hide. Instead, he has always been proud to tell people that his father, Mohd Johari Shafie, 51,

A dispute over a noisy radio allegedly took a dangerous turn in Temerloh after a 77-year-old man was filmed apparently setting fire to his neighbour’s home. According to China Press, the elderly man was allegedly unhappy that his neighbour had been playing the radio at a high volume for a prolonged period. The incident was

Quitting a job can feel very freeing. You send the resignation letter, clear your desk, return your laptop and suddenly you’re mentally already at your next job. But before you disappear from the company group chat forever, there are a few things you should save first. Not company secrets. Not client databases. And definitely not

With more Malaysians installing electric vehicle chargers at home, one question has started gaining attention: What happens if something goes wrong and a fire damages your house? Following a recent fire involving an EV at a house in Cheras, the General Insurance Association of Malaysia (PIAM) has stepped in to clarify how home insurance genera

The case involving a male dog named Rocky was brought before the Sessions Court today (Aug 20), with two individuals pleading not guilty to animal cruelty charges. 24-year-old Muhammad Shah Idham Nor Haikal Shaharom and S. Roghini Devi, 42, who was described as Rocky’s owner, entered their pleas separately before Judge Mujib Saroji. Here’s wha

A man and a woman were charged in the Sessions Court today (Aug 20) over an alleged act of animal cruelty involving a male dog named Rocky. Muhammad Shah Idham Nor Haikal Shaharom, 24, and S. Roghini Devi, 42, were accused of strangling the dog using a looped rope in July. Incident allegedly happened outside