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Ramadan Food Waste Gets Converted Into Crop Fertiliser In Malaysia's Pahang
After breaking their Ramadan fast outside a mosque in Malaysia, people throw their leftovers into a machine that converts the food scraps into organic fertiliser for crops.
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"Never Fully Acknowledged": A Real-Life Princess Remembers In Viral Post
A woman claiming to be the daughter of the former king of Malaysia, the late Sultan Ahmad Shah of Pahang, has opened up about her life and the few times she met her father in an interview with Brandon Stanton, the man behind Humans Of New York.
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Malaysia Bans Bauxite Mining For Three Months Amid Pollution Fears
Malaysia today announced a three-month ban on bauxite mining in its rural state of Pahang from mid-January amid mounting concern over hazardous dust and pollution.
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First Malaysian dinosaur fossil found: researchers
A Malaysian university unveiled on Wednesday what researchers called the first dinosaur fossil ever found in the country - the tooth of a fish-eating predator estimated to be at least 75 million years old.
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Malaysia floods force more evacuations as one more dead
Severe flooding in Malaysia has left a second person dead and two missing, while the number of evacuees has risen to some 56,000.
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Rainy respites
We tell you which fabulous Asian beaches to visit that continue to be sunny during the Indian monsoon season:
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Ramadan Food Waste Gets Converted Into Crop Fertiliser In Malaysia's Pahang
After breaking their Ramadan fast outside a mosque in Malaysia, people throw their leftovers into a machine that converts the food scraps into organic fertiliser for crops.
-
"Never Fully Acknowledged": A Real-Life Princess Remembers In Viral Post
A woman claiming to be the daughter of the former king of Malaysia, the late Sultan Ahmad Shah of Pahang, has opened up about her life and the few times she met her father in an interview with Brandon Stanton, the man behind Humans Of New York.
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Malaysia Bans Bauxite Mining For Three Months Amid Pollution Fears
Malaysia today announced a three-month ban on bauxite mining in its rural state of Pahang from mid-January amid mounting concern over hazardous dust and pollution.
-
First Malaysian dinosaur fossil found: researchers
A Malaysian university unveiled on Wednesday what researchers called the first dinosaur fossil ever found in the country - the tooth of a fish-eating predator estimated to be at least 75 million years old.
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Malaysia floods force more evacuations as one more dead
Severe flooding in Malaysia has left a second person dead and two missing, while the number of evacuees has risen to some 56,000.
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Rainy respites
We tell you which fabulous Asian beaches to visit that continue to be sunny during the Indian monsoon season:
