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Obesity · MalaysiaMalaysia grapples with a rising tide of obesity, a silent health pandemic. Over half (53.5 per cent) of Malaysians are overweight or obese. Obesity and related health issues are projected to cost Malaysia over US$20.15 billion by 2035, representing a staggering 2.8 per cent of the national GDP.See the Story
Obesity crisis: 'Malaysian schools prioritise academics, leaving students short on exercise'
Liuzhou · LiuzhouChina is the world's largest market for electric vehicles (EVs), with premium models by Tesla and BYD. But in a growing number of less-developed areas, the face of greener transport is the Wuling Hongguang Mini. China's most popular EV to date, it has sold more than 1.2 million units. Prices start at 41,800 yuan ($5,800), but older editions sell for around 30,000 yuan.See the Story
Cheap mini-EVs sparkle in China's smaller, poorer cities
Europe · LondonLondon’s BT Tower is to be turned into a hotel in £275million deal, BT Group announced on Wednesday. The company has agreed to the sale of the 63-year-old, Grade-II listed tower to MCR Hotels, securing its place as a London landmark for the future.See the Story
BT Tower to be turned into a hotel in £275million deal
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Poverty · Kuala LumpurLack of identification documents among children from this community poses a significant barrier to their upward mobility, hindering their escape from the bleak circumstances of street life. According to experts interviewed by Bernama, the government's approach to addressing the issue of street children is still inadequate. resolving the issue involves more than just assisting the community in obtaining identity documents, it also entails revising the education syllabus.See the Story
New approach needed to break cycle of poverty for Kuala Lumpur's street children
Jakarta, Indonesia · JakartaPresident Joko Widodo on Thursday urged people to wait for the final result of the voting recapitulation of the 2024 Presidential Election. Jokowi's remarks were conveyed in response to quick count results from several survey agencies published on Wednesday. More than 204 million Indonesian voters cast their ballots on Wednesday (Feb 14) to elect the president and vice president.See the Story