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The back-breaking task of digging for ‘remis’ has become a popular activity along Tok Bali Beach here, as the shellfish species has started appearing along the shore in recent weeks. Photo by Bernama

Business owner Siti Sulekha Zakaria, 36, prepares a hamper filled with food products synonymous with the state of Tok Gajah at her shop in Kompleks Serambi Teruntum recently. Photo by Bernama

Thick smog engulfs the city skyline in New Delhi on October 23, 2024. Acrid clouds enveloped India's capital on October 23, as air pollution fuelled by fireworks and farm stubble burning was ranked "hazardous" by monitors for the first time this winter. (Photo by Shubham KOUL / AFP)

Malaysian High Commissioner to New Zealand Mazita Marzuki with Agriculture Consul Kalaivani Gohbal and the exhibitors during the inauguration of the 'Taste of Malaysia' pavilion in Auckland on July 25.

The media previously reported that three-year-old Muhammad Akil Syauqi Nur Sufyan and his younger brother, Muhammad Luth Syauqi, two, had tragically died after consuming crackers laced with rat poison. - Photo courtesy of PDRM

In the incident at about 2pm on Friday, the teenager who lives in Kampung Air Putih, was on his way from his home to the river for fishing before eating the plastic-wrapped biscuits which were apparently tainted in a farm. - Photo courtesy of police

Two siblings died after consuming snacks believed to be contaminated with rat poison in Kampung Padang Ubi, Labu Besar, Kulim, Kedah on Sunday.

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Muhammad Akil Syauqi Nur Sufian, 3, (left) died today after eating crackers believed to be laced with rat poison in Kampung Padang Ubi, Labu Besar, last Sunday.

Nazar shows a picture of Luth when met by reporters at his home in Kampung Padang Ubi. Inset: Muhammad Akil.