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An animal rights lawyer has condemned the demonisation of monkeys and stray dogs in Malaysia, calling it a harmful distraction from deforestation, urban neglect and institutional failure. Photo: Edited via Canva

According to a press release dated May 2019 by the United Nations Children’s Fund Malaysia, Malaysians’ consumption of sugary drinks has increased dramatically over the past 15 years, in tandem with rising incomes. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

The residents have taken various preventive measures, including installing fences and traps as well as clearing the bushes, but these efforts have yet to yield results. - File photo for illustration purpose only

In Malaysia, life changes like marriage, parenthood and career shifts shape friendships differently for men, women and generations, yet the cultural bond through food, faith and community stays strong. Photo: Edited via Canva

Founder of Ahmad's Fried Chicken, Mohd Taufik Khairuddin (left), with his wife, who is also the Co-Founder, Lailatul Sarahjana Mohd Ismail. - Bernama photo

Trader Sabarudin Ramli, 42 (right), busy packing dishes priced at RM5 per serving during a visit to Warung Juedin, Kampung Tok Jiring. Despite the rising cost of goods, the husband-and-wife duo who run the eatery continue to offer meals at Rahmah prices. - Bernama photo

Kopi Tenggek Tanjung Piai business owner, Ghazaley Ayiub, 58, said he was inspired to run the coffee business following a visit to Saigon, Vietnam, where he observed motorcycle vendors selling coffee using a similar method. Photo by Bernama.

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A fruit vendor in Kampung Padang Pak Omar, Selising said watermelon juice is now the top choice of customers who want to quench their thirst or soothe their throats, despite the price reaching RM3.50 per kilogramme (kg).

Roslan (left) observes a vendor at the Simpang Bekoh Food Court who is forced to use fly traps.