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Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said the ministry’s Digital Health Division has been instructed to expedite a study to facilitate the transition to a more secure digital platform for medical certificates. Photo by Bernama

FOR 30 years, the man known online as Arakan Prince lived in Malaysia as a Rohingya refugee, without a country to call his own. Born to a family that fled persecution in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, he grew up in Malaysia - a country that offered safety but little legal recognition or a pathway to citizenship. Photo for illustrative purposes only.

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From left, Deputy Prison Superintendent Najah Mohd Noor, Farah and Siti Noor Aznee with the children of foreign national inmates serving sentences at Pokok Sena Prison. Photo: Pokok Sena Prison

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For many, the Cannes Film Festival symbolises glamour and prestige, but for Malaysian psychologist and medical entrepreneur Reshma Prakash, her debut on the iconic red carpet this year represented far more than a fashion statement. - Photo: Reshma Prakash (via Bernama)

WHILE ice cream counters, popcorn stations and dessert bars have long been staples at wedding receptions, a new concept is beginning to capture guests’ attention - the ‘veggie bar’, featuring fresh vegetables as take-home gifts.

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The presence of second- and third-generation Rohingya who have grown up in Malaysia indicates that the issue is no longer temporary in nature. - (Photo by Chaideer Mahyuddin / AFP)

Besides financial capability, physical endurance, disease control, nutrition, hydration and mental resilience are now equally crucial for pilgrims to complete the journey safely. Photo: Edited via Canva