Fung Wong Biscuit’s move to new shop halted by lockdown
The 112-year-old traditional Chinese biscuit shop was supposed to leave its old premises, in which they started operating in 1970, to the new outlet in Jalan Sultan before the tenancy ended.
Young Malaysian talents shine as winners at AYDA 2020
Congratulations to Dayana Aripin and Evva Lim Fee Yah
DONE DEAL: Bungalow lot at Country Heights Damansara, Kuala Lumpur
Noteworthy:
● Freehold
● Land size: 13,637 sq ft
● Facing forest view
● Gentle slope down terrain
● Easy accessibility via Penchala Link
When: March 2021
Italy’s Calibria region will pay new residents RM140,000 to move in
Dubbed the ‘active residency income’, the scheme plans to offer up to €28,000 (about RM139,191) to each person over a maximum of three years. Around €700,000 has been earmarked for this scheme.
UK retailers see record growth in sales since 1995 as shops reopen
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) which comprises large high-street chains and supermarkets said on Tuesday that sales in the 2Q2021 were 28.4% higher than a year earlier and 10.4% higher than two years before, the report said. It was also the largest y-o-y increase since 1995.
Covid-19: IDCC vaccination centre closes for one day as staff tested positive
CITF also urged those who had visited IDCC PPV for vaccination between June 29 and July 12, 2021, to conduct self-assessment.
T-Rex cheers up frontliners at vaccination centre
He was inspired by a viral video of a senior citizen in Penang who wore a plastic bag over his head during the vaccination process.
Hong Kong’s New World to demolish two towers of The Pavilia Farm after construction defects detected
The demolition and rebuilding will delay the scheduled delivery date by nine months to 2024.
Sydney anticipates extended lockdown due to increasing Covid-19 cases
Despite major cities entering the third week of lockdown, the number of Covid-19 cases have not subsided.
(Video) Thousands displaced by floods, China govt activates flood emergency response
The flood has affected over 120,000 people, train services were canceled, causing an estimated loss of around 176 million chinese yuan (RM114 million).
