February 04, 2015
It's Really Crazy How Hong Yi Created This Out Of 20,000 Teabags!
http://says.com/my/lifestyle/photos-it-s-really-crazy-how-hong-yi-created-this-out-of-20-000-teabags#segment-120257
February 03, 2015
How A Malaysian Girl Is Making It Big In The US With Her Penang-Style Hawker Stand
January 19, 2015
Just Back From… Cambodia
There were countless unforgettable moments during the time I spent in Cambodia. From boating down the Mekong River to seeing the sunrise over Angkor Wat, perusing unidentifiable foods at local markets and dodging unpredictable tuk tuk traffic, the scenes of ancient ruins and modern life will be etched into my memory (and digital files) for decades to come. However, the most surreal experience was spending Five days with my close buddy's.
January 04, 2015
January 01, 2015
New Hopes....2015
Along with all the new hopes and promises that the New Year would bring Hope it also brings us a lot more opportunities to do alot more works.
December 30, 2014
2014 - A Year to Remember
For last year's words belong to last year'
s language and next year's words await another voice 2014 is personal sad and hard year.
#PrayforMySuccess
#PrayforMH370
#PrayforMH17
#prayforPantaiTimur
#PrayforQZ8501
December 26, 2014
More than 100,000 evacuated so far in four flood-hit states
KUALA LUMPUR: The number of people evacuated in the four flood-hit states of Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang and Perak stood at 103,649 Friday morning, with Pahang seeing a sudden rise in the number of evacuees and Kelantan, a slight drop.
Pahang saw a drastic rise in the number of evacuees to 35,736 from the 28,578 Thursday night.
The total number of evacuees in the state involved 9,094 families in eight districts, said a spokesman of the Pahang Police flood operations room.
Kuantan district had the highest number of evacuees - 19,924 from 5,343 families, all housed at 44 relief centres.
Jerantut district had 4,723 evacuees; Lipis, 2,763; Maran, 2,711; Temerloh, 2,661; Pekan, 2,266; Rompin, 411 and Bera, 277.
In Kelantan, the number of evacuees dropped slightly to 32,139 from 34,955 Thursday night after the situation saw an improvement in six districts.
The number of evacuees in the Kota Baru district dropped to 1,198 from 3,231; Tanah Merah, to 3,546 from 3,840; Pasir Mas, to 6,379 from 7,237; Gua Musang, to 5,150 from 7,385; Tumpat, to 5,005 from 5,803; and Pasir Puteh, to 192 from 193.
However, the situation in three other districts worsened.
Kuala Krai saw an increase in the number of evacuees, to 5,200 from 4,864; Machang, to 4,039 from 1,133 and Jeli, to 1,430 from 1,269.
In Terengganu, there was an increase in the number of evacuees, to 30,147 from 29,082.
The Terengganu National Security Council (NSC) portal reported that the Kemaman district was the worst affected, with 20,679 evacuated to 46 relief centres.
Dungun district had 7,314 evacuees; Kuala Terengganu, 1,551; Besut, 317 and Hulu Terengganu, 286.
The floodwaters in the Marang and Setiu district have receded.
In Perak, the number of evacuees in the Kuala Kangsar, Hulu Perak and Perak Tengah districts rose to 5,530 from 5,512.
A spokesman of the Perak NSC said Kuala Kangsar district, which also covered Sungai Siput, recorded the highest number of evacuees - 2,558 people from 621 families. They are being housed at 47 relief centres, he added.
In Kedah, the floods have forced the evacuation of 157 people from 31 families in the Padang Terap and Bandar Baharu districts.
Kedah NSC assistant secretary (military) Maj Mohd Radzi Abd Hamid said the evacuees were being accommodated at four relief centres.
In Perlis, the situation in the flood-hit areas had improved, leaving only 263 people from five villages at four relief centres as at 10am.
A spokesman of the Perlis NSC said the evacuees were from Kampung Paya, Lembah Biak, Padang Malau, Abi and Sena Rendang in the Padang Besar parliamentary constituency. - Bernama
A decade after the 2004 tsunami
Ten years ago when 20m-high waves destroyed Indian Ocean Boxing Day, 2004.
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