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Singapore
Controlled disposal of WWII bomb to be held at Changi Airport work site on April 2 morning
SINGAPORE: A World War II bomb that was discovered at a construction site within the Changi Airport's premises will be disposed of on site by military experts early on Thursday (April 2).
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Nation
Spreading fake news during crisis is a betrayal of the nation, says Anwar
PETALING JAYA: Creating and spreading fake news in the midst of a global crisis is an act of betrayal against the country and its people, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Laos
Lancang-Mekong cooperation brings safe drinking water to Lao village
VIENTIANE: At 7am, before the morning mist had lifted, villagers of Hatkeep village in northern Laos' Luang Prabang province carried buckets to the local water supply station. As they turned on the taps, clear water gushed out. The buckets were glittering with light, reflecting the villagers' contented smiles
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Entertainment
Taiwanese singer Jeffrey Kung holds 2nd wedding reception with Malaysian socialite in Putrajaya
The couple held their first wedding reception in Kung's birthplace, Los Angeles, California, last December.
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Indonesia
Indonesia's Mt Semeru records 16 eruptions in six hours
JAKARTA: Indonesia's Mount Semeru, located along the border of Lumajang and Malang regencies in East Java, erupted early Wednesday (April 1), with authorities recording 16 eruptions in six hours while maintaining the volcano at an alert status.
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Myanmar
Myanmar imposes fishing ban during spawning season to protect aquatic resources
Myanmar's Department of Fisheries has banned fishing for three months starting from Wednesday (April 1) during the fish spawning season to protect aquatic resources. State-owned daily The Global New Light of Myanmar reported on Wednesday.
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Thailand
Thailand to force cannabis shops into medical model as numbers plunge
Thailand is tightening its medical cannabis regime, with shop renewals set to require clinic-style upgrades as the number of outlets drops sharply from its earlier peak.
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Indonesia
Police raid Cambodian online gambling den in Medan, detain 19
MEDAN: North Sumatra Police detained 19 people, including eight women, who were part of a Cambodian online gambling network in operation over two years, at Royal Condominium on Jl. Palang Merah in Medan with a turnover of Rp 7 billion (US$411,798)
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Nation
Chinese nationals nabbed for using fake Mexican passport, three others detained
JOHOR BARU: Four Chinese nationals have been arrested by the Immigration Department, including one who allegedly used a fraudulent Mexican passport to enter Malaysia.
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Singapore
Over 10 months’ jail for Singapore man who misappropriated more than S$78,000 in temple donations
SINGAPORE: Over the course of three months, a man pocketed more than S$78,000 in donations from a temple he was volunteering at.
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Pakistan
Exclusive: Pakistan and Afghan Taliban resume talks in China as Beijing seeks ceasefire
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban governments have resumed talks in China, which is mediating between the two sides to broker a durable ceasefire after more than a month of fighting, two Pakistani officials said Wednesday (April 1)
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Brunei
Royal Brunei Armed Forces personnel safe following peacekeeping incidents in Lebanon
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN: The Ministry of Defence (MinDef) has confirmed that all members of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces deployed in Lebanon are safe following two deadly incidents involving the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon.
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Philippines
Philippine massage therapist nabbed for filming client
MANILA: A 29-year-old massage therapist was arrested Tuesday (March 31) in Paranaque for allegedly attempting to secretly video-record a female client undressing inside a mall spa.
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China
Rights group condemns Hong Kong company tests on severed animal heads, limbs
HONG KONG: An animal rights group called on Wednesday for a Hong Kong e-commerce company to stop conducting experiments that it said involve keeping detached animal heads and limbs "viable" for hours.
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Nation
Woman, five children go missing in Bentong
KUANTAN: A woman and her five children have been reported missing in Taman Orkid, Bentong, since Monday (March 29).
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Vietnam
Vietnamese among Asia's top foodie travellers
HANOI: Vietnamese travellers are among Asia's most passionate culinary explorers, ranking second in the region for choosing destinations based on food experiences, according to new findings from digital travel platform Agoda.
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Nation
Border control DG warns ‘traitors’ for allowing foreigners to slip in
BUKIT KAYU HITAM: Border Control and Protection Agency director-general, Datuk Seri Mohd Shuhaily Mohd Zain, has issued a stern warning to those he described as 'traitors' who allow foreigners to slip into the country.
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Indonesia
Body of Singaporean man found cast in cement in Indonesian river; two men arrested
SINGAPORE: Two men were arrested by the Indonesian police on March 25 in connection with the suspected murder of a Singaporean man, whose wrapped-up body was found in one of the country's largest rivers and cast in cement
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Nation
Quit PKR if your views no longer align with party, state leaders tell Rafizi
KUALA LUMPUR: Pressure is mounting on former PKR deputy president Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli as state and division leaders across the country openly call for action to be taken against him, with some demanding his outright resignation.
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China
Why Empress Dowager Cixi and people in ancient China used animal faeces in beauty routines
BEIJING: In ancient China, it was not uncommon to use animal excrement in beauty treatments, a practice exemplified by Manchu Empress Dowager Cixi (1835–1908), who reportedly included bird droppings in her lifelong skincare routine.
