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Rather than stopping short at academic performance and co-curriculum activities, we should also take care of our youths mental health.

S. Sasikala Devi urged the thousands of visitors and devotees expected to converge there to be vigilant and take care of their valuables.

More than 16,000 participants from 65 contingents from various agencies will participate in the 2023 National Day Celebration parade.

Shopping, cleaning and cooking are all chores for which robots will soon be able to lend a helping hand to humans.

This unique process, called U-Scan, can help people take care of their nutritional health or track their menstrual cycle, for example.

A father did not expect that his only child's advice to look after himself before leaving for a camping trip in Batang Kali, on Dec 13, would be the boy's last words.

The top leadership of public and private IPT needs to take care of the harmony in these institutions, said Higher Education Minister Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin.

Felda settlers have been and will always remain special and the government will continue to take care of them, Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said.

Tambun incumbent Ahmad Faizal Azumu said that as a local in the area, he holds many advantages to 'take care' of the voters there compared to an 'outsider'.

Many women in Malaysia are not able to remain in or re-join the workforce because they have to take care of their children or parents.

Wilmes said she will temporarily step down from the government to take care of her husband, who has been diagnosed with brain cancer.

The World Health Day is celebrated on April 7 every year.

Opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim said today that it shouldn't be assumed Budget 2021 will receive full support in Parliament if it isn't amended to take better care of the people.

The Port Dickson MP said this in response to the speech delivered by Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Abdul Aziz on Friday which did not seem to attempt to secure bipartisan support for the budget as it did not incorporate demands made by Pakatan Harapan MPs.

"I would like to stress here, I do not want there to be an easy assumption. The situation now has changed.

"The government, the finance minister, and prime minister are aware that there is not yet a guarantee that the budget in its current form unless amended to take care of the people as per our (Harapan) demands, will be easily passed," said Anwar in his debate of the Supply Bill (Budget) 2021.

A senior citizen has lost RM3.9 million that she inherited from her late husband after being duped by a man posing as a South Korean and who promised to take care of her for the rest of her life.

Ismail Sabri advised flood victims to continue to take care of their health, especially during emergencies and disasters.