ARE MALAYSIANS DATING WELL? Sinar Daily x Date Well Project Podcast

In February this year, SeaAsia Stats unveiled that Malaysia ranks as the third most populous single nation in Southeast Asia.

TASNIM LOKMAN
By  TASNIM LOKMAN
19 Jul 2024 11:44am

IN the world of love and life, finding the perfect partner is never easy - what more with the arrival of technology that has created surfaced connections and a pool of opportunity for more “fishes” than ever before.

Sinar Daily speaks to love experts from Date Well Project on Malaysia’s dating realm and singlehood. Back in February this year, SeaAsia Stats unveiled that Malaysia ranks as the third most populous single nation in Southeast Asia.

According to reports, an impressive 44.68 per cent of Malaysians are single, which by definition includes those who have never been married, divorcees, separated individuals and widows.

In light of this - we are calling all the single ladies and men out there who are serious about finding THE ONESinar Daily and Date Well Project is organising a dating game show “PERFECT LOVE MATCH” during Karnival Rakyat Karangkraf on July 28, 2024.

We are searching for the perfect cast! Those interested to find true love are welcomed to sign up here.

Download Sinar Daily application.Click Here!

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