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Several coin-operated laundromats around the capital found that most premises visited had put up 'No Smoking' signs on the premises. Photo by Bernama

Passengers excited to use the MySawasdee Penang Edition special train service during the first day of its trial service from the Butterworth-Hai Yai, Thailand-Butterworth station on Dec 29, 2024. - Photo by Bernama

Being stuck in daily traffic jams can take a toll on a person's mental health, including lorry drivers. - BERNAMA FILE PIX

With over 17 years of diving experience, Mohd Salwa said wearing a Santa Claus costume made of velvet and faux fur while underwater is no easy task as the material becomes heavier in water, making it more challenging for him to move. - Photo by Bernama

There is not a huge gap in officewear between Gen Z and millennials. - Canva

With the rise of remote work, casual office cultures, and the increasing push for workplace inclusivity, the concept of a rigid dress code is being challenged. - Canva

Officewear, once a rigid uniform of starched shirts and tailored blazers, has undergone a quiet revolution.

Plus expects a 14 per cent increase in traffic volume on its expressways with the number of vehicles reaching 2.12 million per day compared to 1.85 million on normal days during the Christmas and year-end holidays from this weekend until Jan 2 next year.

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Muhamad Firdaus Hairi, a qari from the Malaysian Blind Muslim Association (Pertis), recited the Braille Al-Quran during the 469th edition of Wacana Sinar, titled 'Why Is Waqf Less Popular?' held at the Karangkraf Media Group on Friday. Photo by Asril Aswandi Shukor/Sinar