(The entire home solar set is expected to cost house owners RM60,000 – it is not cheap but the return of investment does look favourable. If there are special funds for house owners to part-finance the set-up cost and then tie the repayment to the monthly FiT, that will promote greater use of solar panels at residential areas. Image source: http://www.eurocosm.com/)
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(Is there a real and valid reason to have an email address? How about when the Government have decided to create one email for all Malaysians? Image source: http://www.itsngenius.com)
(Chances of survival in case of a crash – pick your seats wisely – it may even keep you alive in the unlikely situation. Note the irony of things – you pay more for Business Class but your chances of survival are even slimmer. Photo by Sourav Mishra from Pexels)
(“Trust meeeee and please change, who needs the Internet? It is a Western tool to erode our culture and way of our life. I know this, I am in charge of information and communications old school! Image source: http://orangminyak.wordpress.com)
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The modern elevator is more dependable and never breaks down provided it is maintained and serviced regularly. But it can happen when you are in the wrong place, wrong time. Photo by cottonbro studio
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In Malaysia, the pig farming industry has been transitioning towards modern practices to enhance sustainability and biosecurity. As of recent reports, there are approximately 544 pig farms in the country, contributing to a self-sufficient local pork demand of 96%. The industry has faced challenges such as the need for costly upgrades to green farming systems and the threat of diseases like African Swine Fever, but it remains a significant part of Malaysia’s agriculture sector, with a standing pig population close to 1.4 million. Image source: Raw Pixel
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The Proton Waja CPS represents a significant model in the Malaysian automotive landscape, known for its Campro CPS 1.6 engine that brought enhanced performance and efficiency to the Waja lineup. Launched as part of a series of updates to the Proton Waja over its production life, the CPS variant stood out with its improved power output and smoother driving experience. Image source: Wikipedia/User: Two hundred percent