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Agriculture in Malaysia is evolving with drones and AI, but with an ageing population, the pressing question is who will carry on to secure the nation’s rice supply. Photo: Edited via Canva

The issue of caregiver-to-infant ratios set under the Child Care Centre Act 1984 (Act 308) has become a major dilemma for childcare operators, with some forced to reject applications to care for babies. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

As of July 9, there were 655 inmates undergoing rehabilitation at the four Henry Gurney Schools nationwide - 412 at the Telok Mas facility in Melaka; 92 at Keningau, Sabah; 142 at Puncak Borneo, Sarawak; and nine female inmates at the Kota Kinabalu school in Sabah. - Bernama file photo

This gap in technical expertise, coupled with underdeveloped service infrastructure and safety concerns, threatened to slow the country’s EV adoption despite increasing market enthusiasm. - Photo edited via Canva

Addressing childhood obesity is not merely a matter of making changes to diets and lifestyles but requires a comprehensive, cross-sectoral approach, ranging from public health policies to community-level enforcement and awareness. Photo: Edited via Canva

V. Ramadas remains dedicated to shaping clay using the ‘throwing wheel’ technique (a process of shaping clay) inherited from his father to make clay pots, rice cookers and water jars. Photo by Bernama

Siti Amirah Pilus, 36, said she first ventured into floral arrangement in 2014 by taking orders for wedding gifts before switching entirely to crafting with velvet wire over the past three years. Photo by Bernama

The primary concern immediately after a burn - whether from scalding water, open flames, or electrical sources - is the residual heat trapped beneath the skin. Quick action is critical. Photo: Canva

Thailand pygmy hippo Moo Deng marked her first birthday on July 10, 2025, leaving behind the animal infancy which boosted her to worldwide internet fame for her cute antics. - (Photo by LILIAN SUWANRUMPHA / AFP)

A businessman was fined RM300,000 by the Sessions Court here today, after he pleaded guilty to 10 counts of cheating Socso, involving RM496,000 for non-existent training courses, five years ago.