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Norhani Aida Mohd Nor with fellow Malaysians residing in Bahrain during the Aidilfitri celebrations.

Malaysia’s struggle with obesity is deepening, but health experts caution that the issue extends far beyond sugar alone. Instead, they point to a broader mix of excessive calorie intake, poor dietary habits and increasingly sedentary lifestyles.

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What began as an initiative to help urban poor communities generate income by selling home-cooked meals online is steadily evolving into vibrant community economic hubs. Photo by Bernama

Despite steady economic growth and low unemployment, many Malaysian households approached Hari Raya Aidilfitri this year with greater caution, carefully balancing cherished traditions with tighter budgets as living costs continue to weigh on spending decisions. Photo: Edited via Canva

During Hari Raya, students should prioritise respecting parents and elders by seeking forgiveness and speaking politely. Photo: Edited via Canva

Repeated heavy meals over a short period place cumulative strain on the stomach, especially when dishes are high in fat. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily via Canva

Community members receiving iftar meals sponsored by Coca-Cola.