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Say NO to dengue!
The number of dengue cases in areas entitled to Subang Jaya City Council (MBSJ) has fallen by 72%.
According to Mayor Noraini Roslan, a total of 1,629 dengue cases have been recorded as of week 42.
"The number of dengue cases decreased by 72% this year as compared to the same week&nbsp;previous year.
&ldquo;As on Oct 23, no dengue hotspot areas had been detected,&rdquo; she added during a full board meeting.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1635409323/unsigned/iu2rqgsxa3egufqtil07.png" alt="" width="500" /> Statistic in one of Selangor&rsquo;s area last year
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In the meantime, MBSJ put a major focus on &ldquo;renewal of medical facility scheme for outpatient treatment for MBSJ for 2022&rdquo; proposal where third party administrator (TPA) will be appointed to handle claims and financial linked to outpatient treatment.
MBSJ claimed that then they will make the payment depending on bills submitted by its employees on a monthly basis.
&ldquo;Based on my personal observation, bills charged by panel clinics under such schemes tend to be higher compared to over-the-counter cash payment,&rdquo; expressed Noraini.
&ldquo;One alternative can be a system similar to the state government&rsquo;s Skim Peduli Sihat, whereby employees are given a maximum limit per year for outpatient treatment claims,&rdquo; she told.
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1635409492/unsigned/ch2amr6ynd8lq5d5yuay.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="200" />Selangor government&rsquo;s Skim Peduli Sihat enables civil servants below a certain grade to receive health and medical treatment from panel hospitals, capped at RM10,000 per year per person
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This alternative of renewal of the existing scheme and appointment of a TPA to process financial matter as mentioned is supported by Councillor George Yap or else, such matters would be filled into the basket even more for MBSJ&rsquo;s Management Services Department.
Councillor Teh Eng Teck proposed that MBSJ to&nbsp;examine the pricing plans provided by various TPAs.
In response to the councillors' concerns, Noraini stated that regardless of whether a credit or cash method was used, MBSJ still required a company or system to manage invoices filed for panel clinic services and to manage&nbsp;medical claims.
&ldquo;We cannot stick to the old ways of doing things just because that was how it was done before.
&ldquo;This is not about reducing facilities (for employees), it is about doing things more efficiently,&rdquo; she stressed.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, The Star &amp; various cross references for context.
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No dengue hotspot areas had been detected since October 23.

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Subang Jaya Records 72% Decrease of Dengue Cases

Israeli border police stand guard as an Israeli bulldozer demolishes the house of the Palestinian Salhiya family at the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood in East Jerusalem, 19 January 2022. Overnight, the Israeli police evacuated the Salhiya family's house and arrested some of the family members. - EPA pic
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Another devastating action made by Israeli police continued to fuel the rage of many countries towards their action in destroying the home of a Palestinian family and arrested at least 18 people as they carried out a controversial eviction order in the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah early Wednesday, Jan 19.
That was not the first time. Israel has caught global attention since the looming eviction of other families from Sheikh Jarrah in May last year fuelled an 11-day war between Israel and armed Palestinian factions in Gaza.
Which part that they do not understand about human rights in the very first place? Do not understand or refuse to?
"Israel police completed the execution of an eviction order of illegal buildings built on grounds designated for a school for children with special needs from east Jerusalem," a police statement said.
It said "members of the family living in the illegal buildings were given countless opportunities to hand over the land with consent".
An AFP photographer witnessed the demolition of the house.
What was happening exactly?
According to a police spokeswoman, 18 family members and supporters were detained for "violating a court order, violent fortification, and disrupting public order," although no conflicts occurred during the eviction.
The Salhiya family has been facing the threat of eviction from their home in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood of Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem since 2017 when the land where their home sits was allocated for school construction.
When police arrived on Monday to carry out the order, Salhiya family members walked up to the building's roof with gas canisters, threatening to set fire to the contents and themselves if they were forced out.
A delegation of European diplomats also visited the site. Sven Kuehn von Burgsdorff, head of the European Union's mission to the West Bank and Gaza Strip, told the press on Monday that "in occupied territory, evictions are a violation of international humanitarian law".
The police had eventually backed off.
The lawyer for the Salhiya family stated the demolition carried out early Wednesday was "illegal," because the municipality had gotten approval from the court to remove but not destroy the property.
"The eviction ruling is only for Mahmud Salhiya and his wife, not the rest of the family," attorney Walid said while noting a court hearing on Jan 23 upon the issue.
Human Rights Watch Israel and Palestine director Omar Shakir called the eviction &ldquo;cruel&rdquo; and stressed that the Salhiya family had previously been forced from their west Jerusalem home during Israel&rsquo;s creation in 1948.
Wednesday&rsquo;s eviction made them &ldquo;two-time refugees&rdquo;, Burgsdorff said.
What it is like to be Palestinians 
Hundreds of Palestinians face eviction from homes in Sheikh Jarrah and other east Jerusalem neighbourhoods. Circumstances surrounding the eviction threats vary.
In some cases, Jewish Israelis have lodged legal claims to plots they say were illegally taken during the war that accompanied Israel's creation in 1948.
Palestinians say their homes were legally purchased from Jordanian authorities who controlled East Jerusalem between 1948 and 1967.
Israel captured east Jerusalem in the Six-Day War of 1967 and later annexed it in a move not recognized by the international community.
More than 200,000 Jewish settlers have since moved into the city's eastern sector, fuelling tensions with Palestinians, who claim it as the capital of their future state.
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Despite the criticisms slammed upon their inhuman oppression against the Palestinians, Israel proceeded to execute more Palestinians from their own homeland.

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Israel Police Continue To Destroy Palestinian Homes In East Jerusalem Eviction

Recently, we have been acknowledged by the Health Ministry's conditional approval of Pfizer-BioNTech's Comirnaty vaccine for children last week along with the update on MySejahtera apps that allows parents to sign up their children aged five to 11-year-old for the COVID-19 vaccination on their MySejahtera app as vaccine dependents.
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Starting February, the government will start its mission to reach herd immunity as children aged between 5 to 11-year-old will receive their COVID-19 vaccine.
The Special Committee on Covid-19 Vaccine Supply Access Guarantee (JKJAV), through a tweet, said children will only receive paediatric doses of Pfizer-BioNTech's Cominarty vaccine which is proven to be safe and effective.
Paediatric dose?
Since children's immune system does not run like the elders, medical experts suggested for this age group for paediatric dose which refers to a smaller dose of the vaccine.
It is equivalent to one-third of the dosage given to individuals aged 12 and above.
JKJAV clarified that clinical trials found that the risk of symptomatic Covid-19 infection in vaccinated children is reduced by 90%.
As proper research has been carried out, parents should be at ease because common post-vaccination side effects in children are mild and moderate which severe adverse reactions are hard to occur.
JKJAV said children with comorbidities or those at high risk of contracting severe Covid-19 infections will be prioritised for vaccination.
Is there any exception for children getting vaccinated?
To some extent, yes.
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An exception would be entitled to children who have a history of severe allergies (anaphylaxis) against medicines, food, or unknown ingredients.
Similarly, children who experience allergic reactions&nbsp;within 72 hours of getting their first dose, or who have reactions to any of the Covid-19 vaccine's ingredients, will not be offered a second dose.
The Drug Control Authority on Jan 6 granted conditional approval for the Cominarty vaccine to be used on children aged between 5 and 11.
Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin further stated that the Covid-19 Immunisation Task Force-Children (CITF-C) has been established to monitor the Covid-19 immunisation programme for children.
Vaccination is to protect us and our loved ones as the vaccines contain weakened or inactive parts of a particular organism (antigen) that triggers an immune response within the body and nothing about microchips or political agenda is involved.
Get vaccinated and stay safe!
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, News Strait Time, &amp; various cross-references for context.
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Starting February, the government will be inoculating children aged between 5 and 11 years old with the Covid-19 vaccine. 

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Vaccination For Children Age 5 - 11 Will Start In February

If it&rsquo;s one thing all Malaysian&rsquo;s know is that our neighbours at East Malaysia is truly still underdeveloped. This is due to the mass size of Sabah and Sarawak as they are still very much surrounded by jungles all around them with almost no proper access roads to the villages.
In fact, many of the villages rely on the off-road tracks or even rivers to get around as that&rsquo;s the quickest way around. It&rsquo;s been a common sight that school kids from these villages had to traverse a rickety bridge to get to school daily.
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Seeing poor infrastructures like this has got many Malaysians mad and now another post had caught the attention of Malaysians.
Recently, a Twitter post had gone viral on as it showed school kids all cramped on a boat wanting to go to school.
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MURID MURID KG.PITURU DAN TIMBANG TAUN DALAM 1BOT MENUJU KE SEKOLAH SK.MANGKAPON.PITAS N2.BENGKOKA.PITAS Kepada pihak yang berwajib,mereka tiada pilihan lain terpaksa kasi viral kes ini kerana Sudah lebih setahun namun tiada tindakan.. Sumber: FB a korn korn <a href="https://t.co/RddVQyL0z0">pic.twitter.com/RddVQyL0z0</a>
&mdash; PENYAMUN BERTARAF ANTARABANGSA (ko hado??) (@PiaPinah_MH) <a href="https://twitter.com/PiaPinah_MH/status/1481817454934630400?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 14, 2022</a></blockquote>

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The images show students from Kampung Pituru and TImbang Taun in Sabah all cramped into a small boat as they make their journey to school. Unfortunately, it&rsquo;s still common in East Malaysia that kids go through dangerous ways just to attend school.
The kids were not just cramped onto the boat but were also lacking in proper safety equipment such as life jackets all this time when taking the boat to school.
No authority had taken ay action against this yet and this netizen figured it&rsquo;d be best to make this as a viral post online. At the time of writing this, the post had gained 4.7K retweets and many had voiced out their disappointment.
The fact that the student&rsquo;s safety is blatantly ignored, and people always wonder why does it take a viral post for authorities to take action?
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Mohon perhatian kepada mana mana pihak kerajaan &amp; NGO bantu sumbangkan Bot yang lebih besar dan jaket keselamatan.
&mdash; PENYAMUN BERTARAF ANTARABANGSA (ko hado??) (@PiaPinah_MH) <a href="https://twitter.com/PiaPinah_MH/status/1481817578142302209?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 14, 2022</a></blockquote>
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*pembetulan: tak ada anak golongan kayangan yang mati lagi
&mdash; Zulaikha 🇲🇾 (@zulaikhaazam) <a href="https://twitter.com/zulaikhaazam/status/1483042224787324931?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 17, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Meanwhile Malaysia is boasting about how we now have the 2nd tallest tower in the world but at what cost?
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&mdash; &nu;&upsilon;&kappa;&tau;&omicron;&phi;&iota;&lambda;ί&alpha;&sigmaf;🏴🏴 (@jgtisjfs) <a href="https://twitter.com/jgtisjfs/status/1483008021290950663?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 17, 2022</a></blockquote>

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A netizen even called out our Prime Minister Ismail Sabri and asked if he wanted to be praised, he should donate 5 boats and also lifejackets. Additionally, to provide salary to the boat driver which covers EPF and SOCSO.
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<a href="https://twitter.com/IsmailSabri60?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@IsmailSabri60</a> bro, nak pujian tak? ni bagi bot dalam 5 buah pastu bagi life jacket dan gajikan pemandu bot bagi epf socso sekali ka ye. jangan jadi babi tamak duit cukai semua ko buat beli vellfire sorang dua tiga bijik pastu rumah mewah. ko ingat rakyat halalkan ke anat?!
&mdash; #SayaJualVCO (@FarahRose94) <a href="https://twitter.com/FarahRose94/status/1483245319584612354?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 18, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Funds for bigger boats and life jackets are in the process
Harun Durabi who&rsquo;s the Deputy Rural Minister for Sabah says that he&rsquo;s working on securing more funds for bigger boats and lifejackets after noting about the viral tweet. He also said that he&rsquo;ll be visiting them soon and will get the exact number of safety jackets for the school children.
One thing Malaysians must know is that in the rural areas of Sabah and Sarawak, rivers play an integral role to connect the communities to the outside world since the villages are unreachable by road.
To think that we still have this kind of issue going on in East Malaysia is very sad. The fact that these kids risk it all to go to school for a proper education. Hopefully authorities will take action about this soon and not when a death is reported.
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Does it really take a viral tweet for authorities to finally step in and take action?

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Sabah: Netizens Raise Concern Over Lack Of Lifejackets In Cramped 'School Boat'

The country keeps on recording its death toll due to COVID-19 to another 13 counts since last night, making the national death toll to 31,831.
According to the <a href="https://covidnow.moh.gov.my/deaths/">ministry's CovidNow portal</a>, data showed that there were no brought-in-dead (BID) (Brought-in-dead cases refer to cases of death that occurred outside the hospital involving COVID-19 patients who did not show any symptoms) cases reported yesterday, which means the BID death toll remains at 6,420 since early of Jan 16, 2022.
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On the other hand, as mentioned on the GitHub website of the Ministry of Health (MOH), three states and federal territories, namely Penang, Sabah, and Kuala Lumpur each recorded two deaths while Johor, Kedah, Kelantan, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Perlis and Selangor, each recorded one case of death due to COVID-19, yesterday.
Too real yet some still view this as a fictional dystopian.
In fact, a total of 41,129 active cases were admitted into the system yesterday with a number of 34, 253 cases are undergoing home quarantine; a total of 3,989 patients are currently receiving treatment at the COVID-19 Low-Risk Quarantine and Treatment Center (PKRC) and another 2,725 patients are still being treated at the hospital.
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Meanwhile, a total of 264,635 doses of COVID-19 vaccine were given yesterday, involving 258,337 third doses; 4,317 second doses, and 1,981 first doses.
Until yesterday, it has been calculated as much as 61,540,069 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given to the Malaysian population.
As stated by the system, 97.9 percent of the country's adult population has completed their vaccinations while 88.2 percent of the adolescent population between the ages of 12 to 17 have also been fully vaccinated. But with the recent vaccination scams going around in the country, the data might still need to reallocate.
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When many have followed the SOP and taken care of everything that they could, what an unfortunate that some group of people still have the audacity to choose by only thinking of themselves, paying thousands of ringgit just for a fake vaccination certification to enjoy the same privileges like those vaccination people.
Team MYC! advocates everyone to think 'cook-cook' before making a mistake that the consequences might lead to community destruction and losing loved ones. Take care!
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, Berita Harian, &amp; various cross-references for context.
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The Health Ministry reported the increasing death toll did not involve BID as it remains since early of this year.

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COVID-19 Claims 13 More Malaysian Lives

Looks like the Malaysian sports scene had really taken a stir lately. First it started from Football, then <a href="https://myc.com.my/articles/858/nsc-axes-144-national-athletes-from-training-programme-due-to-lack-of-funds">NSC dropping 144 of our athletes</a> and now the Badminton scene a mess.
Our national badminton player Lee Zii Jia has officially left the Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM)!
Initially it began as a rumour where BAM had denied the statement and claims that Zii Jia had been unaware of such whispers. At the time, many were relieved that he wasn&rsquo;t getting dropped but on 17 January, the rumour had returned, and tension built up as he refused to confirm or deny his future status with BAM.
Timeline of events
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The issue was brought up again after an Astro Arena journalist had visited the Academy Badminton Malaysia (ABM) where she wanted to ask about BAM&rsquo;s future goals for tournaments. However, Syakirah Zulkifly was then told there were several meetings going on and one of them was with Zii Jia himself.
&ldquo;This was the first time (Zii Jia) met with BAM since the news broke a few weeks ago that Zii Jia intended to turn professional,&rdquo; said Syakirah. Additionally, there was an emergency meeting scheduled which involved council members from all states and Syakirah felt that it must have been &ldquo;something big&rdquo;.
Quite recently, Zii Jia had left his training to attend the meeting twice where one was alone and one was with his sister. Things were quoted to be tense in BAM after the meeting and the issues of the meeting were highlighted to the Ministry of Youth and Sports.
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Initially, Norza Zakaria, president of BAM, said that the meetings were to outline Zii Jia&rsquo;s 2022 season goals. In an interview with Zii Jia on 18 January, he did not deny the rumours of him leaving BAM.
&ldquo;I can tell (you) that I don&rsquo;t think it is my place to comment anything more about this. I feel that (if there&rsquo;s) any announcement, BAM will announce it. I will still focus on training to produce good results and make Malaysia proud.&rdquo;
He had also stated that he felt touch that he&rsquo;s compared to Datuk Lee Chong Wei, but he also says that what he&rsquo;s achieved and has is totally different than what he&rsquo;s (Zii Jia) done.
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Admittingly, Wong Choon Han who&rsquo;s the Director of Coaching said that losing Zii Jia would be a BIG loss to BAM as they&rsquo;ll be losing their #1 player and they will have to rush to train up their other athletes.
BAM confirms Lee Zii Jia&rsquo;s exit
At 5:30pm on Wednesday (19 January 2022), Norza Zakaria confirmed that Zii Jia submitted his resignation letter. FMT reported that his decision to resign was due to him not being able to stand the pressure as he wanted to achieve his own dreams according to his own pace.
As of now, Zii Jia will begin his journey as a professional player and will be joined by fellow player Goh Jin Wei.
Netizens started blaming BAM
Ever since the retirement of Datuk Lee Chong Wei in 2019, many had slammed BAM on their actions to improve the squad. Many had also suggested that BAM should address the internal issues within the organization and at ministerial level before they think of the nation&rsquo;s progression in the sport.
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Zii Jia is ranked 7th in the Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Rankings in the men&rsquo;s singles category and he is the third Malaysian men&rsquo;s singles shuttler to win the All-England title this century.
I&rsquo;m sure all Malaysians would love to see Zii Jia succeed in the future and as how he stated it, &ldquo;at his own pace&rdquo;. Meanwhile, BAM should probably look into their internal management team and investigate what led to Zii Jia&rsquo;s resignation cause I&rsquo;m sure it&rsquo;s also due to internal factors. 
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, FMT, BWF, TRP, Hype &amp; various cross references for context.
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Many had blamed the association for the loss of talent. Meanwhile, Zii Jia will be competing in international competitions on his own time. 

Subang Jaya Records 72% Decrease of Dengue Cases

No dengue hotspot areas had been detected since October 23.

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