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Pickleball is having its big moment right now, and courts everywhere are filling up with players who love the fast pace and friendly competition. Photo for illustrative purposes only. Photo: Edited via Canva
HEALTH
Seven pickleball injuries every player needs to watch out for
PICKLEBALL is having its big moment right now and courts everywhere are filling up with players who...
Podcast
[THINKTWICE PODCAST] Dear Parents: How to Raise Digital Natives Responsibly
Let’s be honest - our kids live online more than anywhere else, and unfortunately, can’t track...
Join the LIVE session this Wednesday at 2pm on Sinar Daily's TikTok @sinardailymy for the #ThinkTwice Podcast “Dear Parents: How to Raise Digital Natives Responsibly”.
National
#ThinkTwice Podcast goes LIVE this Wednesday to tackle teen digital safety head-on
SHAH ALAM - Malaysian parents, mark your calendars. This Wednesday (Nov 26) at 2pm, Sinar Daily will...
Knowing what to do when the ground begins to shake can protect you and your loved ones from serious harm. Photo for illustrative purposes only. Photo source: Canva.
National
What to do when an earthquake strikes
The recent quakes in Johor have rattled residents, serving as a stark reminder that the earth’s...
Before you get your toddler near the car seat, ensure everything is properly set up. Photo: Canva
FAMILY
Toddler refusing the car seat? Here are 10 ways to make buckling in easier
It is a familiar scene for many parents: you are all packed and ready to leave, only for your...
Meta said the accounts were taken down before many could be used, thanks to investigative insights and enhanced enforcement efforts. - AFP file photo
World
WhatsApp bans over 6.8 million scam-linked accounts, Meta says
ANKARA - WhatsApp banned more than 6.8 million accounts linked to scam operations in the first half...
The Japanese government on Tuesday began urging travellers to keep power banks within reach on airplanes following a series of incidents of mobile batteries catching fire on flights. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay
National
Japan urges travellers to keep power banks handy on airplanes for safety
TOKYO - The Japanese government on Tuesday began urging travellers to keep power banks within reach...
Photo for illustration purposes only.
World
Lightning strikes kill 31 people in Cambodia in H1 2025: Official
PHNOM PENH - Lightning strikes had killed 31 people in Cambodia in the first half of 2025, down 31...
A mother nearly lost her child due to an uninflated balloon getting stuck in his airway and causing his heart to momentarily stop. Photo: Facebook/Nurul Huda Zulkhairi
National
Toddler’s heart stops after choking on balloon at birthday party
SHAH ALAM – A mother nearly lost her child when a single uninflated balloon got stuck in his...
Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri. Bernama FILE PIX
National
Child’s fatal fall a tragic reminder to prioritise safety – Nancy
SHAH ALAM – Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri has called...
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For some patients, lifestyle modification, nutritional support and medication may still be insufficient to achieve meaningful health improvements. In such cases, minimally invasive endoscopic procedures can play a complementary role in obesity management. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily
Modern, multidisciplinary treatments reshape obesity care
For generations, local communities and traditional healers have relied on these natural resources to treat ailments and promote well-being. (Photo by MAYELA LOPEZ / AFP) AFP file photo for illustration purpose only.
CAP warns of rapid decline of endangered medicinal plants in Malaysia
Up to 64 per cent of respondents expressed concern about insufficient regulation and legislation governing AI development, with many citing worries about potential privacy violations, the perpetuation of bias and discrimination, and the misuse of intellectual property. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily
New Zealanders increasingly worried about AI's impact on society - Survey
On paper, the 6.8-magnitude earthquake that rocked Sabah on Feb 23 should have been a catastrophe. It marks what is likely the strongest earthquake ever recorded in Malaysia. Photo for illustration purposes only.
Stronger than Ranau, yet safer: Why was the 6.8 Sabah earthquake less deadly?
Trader prepares ‘ayam gunting’ for sale at the Bazar Ramadan Rahmah in Taman Wawasan, Mersing, Johor which she sells for RM5 to provide wallet-friendly meals during buka puasa in February 2026. - Bernama photo
Pocket-friendly iftar? How Mersing traders are maintaining RM5 meals in 2026
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Malaysian in Bahrain shares life under the shadow of war
Wan Zalina Wan Zakwan with her husband Umar Salleh and children Ahmad Zyad, 12, and Muhammad Ali, 8.
Muhyiddin breaks silence on Hamzah’s expulsion, cites undisclosed Umno negotiations and ‘Bangkok Move’
Muhyiddin cited unrest, strained relations from the leadership to the grassroots level and actions that he described as a threat to party stability.
Thunderstorm warning in seven states, KL, Putrajaya until 7pm today
A similar warning was also issued for Negeri Sembilan involving Seremban, Port Dickson, Kuala Pilah, Rembau and Tampin; Melaka and Johor involving Kluang, Mersing, Pontian, Kulai, Kota Tinggi and Johor Bahru. - Bernama file photo
Elderly Malaysian-born US citizen found dead in cluttered home
Sabarodzi said that since the front door was completely blocked, firefighters had to break open the back door to facilitate the removal of the body, which was then handed over to the police. - Photo courtesy of JBPM
Malaysians strongly advised to defer non-essential travel to 7 Middle East countries
A passenger looks at a flight information board at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka on March 3, 2026 after carriers cancelled flights amid the Middle East conflict. The biggest disruption to global air transport since the Covid pandemic snarled travel for a fourth day on March 3, with thousands of flights affected and busy Gulf hubs including Dubai and Doha shuttered as Iran lashed out after US-Israeli strikes. (Photo by Munir UZ ZAMAN / AFP)
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