With the current outrage surrounding COVID-19 worldwide, media attention has shifted away from other concerning problems in the heart of our nation, Kuala Lumpur. How does our nation plan to mitigate the rising number of homeless people and what can we do to ensure that they get the mental health attention that they need?
The diseases caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2 is named as COVID-19. It is a large family of viruses that have caused illness from the common cold to more severe ones such as MERS-CoV and SARS-CoV. SARS-CoV-2, is a new strand of zoonotic virus (able to jump from animal to human) and is believed to originate from the Huanan seafood market in Wuhan, China. The fatality of this virus highly depends on the condition of the patient itself.
What is the reason for an uproar from Malaysian youths, especially the doctors in the country, who are opposing the allowance cuts? Are our number of existing positions in public healthcare actually ‘sufficient’ to fulfill the nation’s needs? What current situation and other persisting issues in the medical field may have contributed to the abolition of BIPK?
The political landscape was plunged into mayhem amid talks of a new coalition being formed when several leaders gathered at the Sheraton Hotel in Petaling Jaya. The rumors were further fuelled when political leaders from Bersatu, PAS, UMNO and PKR were granted an audience with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
When one argues for gender empowerment, one would usually do so on the basis of equality of outcome or opportunity. Both cannot be achieved at the same and in fact, complete equality of either case separately is impossible.
Civic engagement is vital in the continuation of civil society, and as Malaysian students abroad, at times we may forget that we can still play a role in public consciousness. Especially in the internet age, where the distance from home may feel like we are out of the sphere of influence, we are really anything but.
Vision 2020 might no longer be the future we were hoping for, but a cashless society might be. Join us as we explore the Malaysian market's potential by drawing inspiration from China.
Free education might satisfy the egalitarian view on education. But taking a detailed look, it is impossible for such equality to be fully achieved.
The issue of stagnating wages in Malaysia has always been a plague that we cannot get rid of, considering that the cost of living is rising every year. What does this mean for the future of our country?
As we enter into a new decade, the same old issues continue to plague our nation. Read on to see what the government has done to address our rising obesity levels and what else can be done leading on from that.
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