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WWF-Malaysia has also urged motorists travelling the Gerik-Jeli highway to remain vigilant for animals crossing, as they are driving through wildlife habitats. - File photo

Given the emotional distress and agitation shown by the mother elephant, Perhilitan officers were forced to use sedatives to safely relocate her back into the forest using a four-wheel-drive vehicle. Photo courtesy of Perhilitan.

Whether you're looking for a chance to stretch and excercise on-the-go or looking for a curated and personalised full-body workouts, these eight studios in the Klang Valley area will surely answer all your needs and more, for a fit, healthy and worthwhile Pilates experience. Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily.

The plan to develop Cherating into an international-standard beach has been outlined in the 2022 Competitiveness Study and the Kuantan District Local Plan (RTD) 2035. (Inset: Leong Yu Man).

Tun Abdullah's vision led to the establishment of the National Cancer Institute, a state-of-the-art facility designed to advance cancer treatment and care in Malaysia. - Photo via Bernama and MOH official website, edited in Sinar Daily

Nestled within the intimate setting of House of Wheat, The Original Lounge acts as a sanctuary for self-expression, welcoming Malaysia’s next generation of Originals to gather, connect, and create. Photo courtesy of Adidas Malaysia.

Tengku Datuk Dr Hishammuddin Zaizi Tengku Bendahara Azman Shah Alhaj, Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) Project Management Executive Director, Mohamad Hamim (two from left) and KLWC Managing Director, Datuk Dr Colin Lee (four from left), among other important figures during the launch event of "Sejahtera Raya Bersama KLWC."

While most people visit zoos to see wildlife, including elephants, villagers in this district and users of the East-West Highway (JRTB) Gerik-Jeli are accustomed to seeing these majestic creatures wandering along roadsides or venturing into villages and farms. Photo by Bernama

Yoko, the chimpanzee, walks on its enclosure at Ukumari Biopark in Pereira, Colombia on March 22, 2005. "Yoko, the last chimpanzee in captivity in Colombia, will be transferred to an animal sanctuary in Brazil. - Photo by AFP

Proposed area for land reclamation in the waters near Persiaran Karpal Singh. (Inset: Chow Kon Yeow)