Nabil Luqman

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Young Money Idea

Cryptocurrency

Digital Currency

Bitcoin

Ethereum

Mastecard

CryptoCard

Fiat Money

CoinJar

Bitkub

Amber Group

Have you been investing into cryptocurrencies?
For a long time now, many have been into cryptocurrency and some people have been making big profits out of it. But one problem is, how do we even spend it since it&rsquo;s not exactly accepted everywhere?
Well, you&rsquo;re now in luck as Mastercard wants to change the all that as they are partnering with three of Asia Pacific&rsquo;s biggest cryptocurrency service providers to launch a crypto-linked Mastercard payment card!
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Best part of all this is, the card is either a Mastercard credit, debit or prepaid card, will all enable all holders to spend their cryptocurrencies. So far there are three cryptocurrency services which offer their own buy-and-trade service in their own market, and they are Hong Kong&rsquo;s Amber Group, Thailand&rsquo;s Bitkub and Australia&rsquo;s CoinJar.
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They are now the first Asian-based company to join Mastercard&rsquo;s Crypto Card programme, and this will help other crypto companies bring this new payment feature to life.
&ldquo;Cryptocurrencies are many things to people&mdash;an investment, a disruptive technology, or a unique financial tool. As interest and attention surges from all quarters, their real-world applications are now emerging beyond the speculative.
In collaboration with these partners that adhere to the same core principles that Mastercard does &ndash; that any digital currency must offer stability, regulatory compliance and consumer protection &ndash; Mastercard is expanding what&rsquo;s possible with cryptocurrencies to give people even greater choice and flexibility in how they pay.&rdquo; &ndash; ,&rdquo; said Mastercard&rsquo;s Executive Vice President Rama Sridhar
How does this work though?
It&rsquo;s pretty simple actually. Instead of sending your cryptocurrency to the business or seller, you can now instantly convert your cryptocurrency into normal fiat currency which can be used. If you&rsquo;re worried of how the currency will travel between channels, don&rsquo;t worry as it will have to go though Mastercard&rsquo;s network as a traditional fiat currency.
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Mastercard believes it&rsquo;s a good time to capitalise on the rise of cryptocurrency in Asia as their latest payment index showed that 45% of surveyed participants in Asia say that they would consider cryptocurrency within the next year. In comparison to the survey from the previous year, they have seen an increase of interest in cryptocurrency by 12%. The main reason why many believe Mastercard is venturing into Crypto in Asia is due to it being higher than the 40% global average.
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1636599294/unsigned/nncj9wwpflsq1urkrjcr.jpg" alt="The price of 1 Bitcoin is RM267,183 and 1 Ethereum is RM19,108 at the time of writing this article." width="838" height="559" /> The price of 1 Bitcoin is RM267,183 and 1 Ethereum is RM19,108 at the time of writing this article. 
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Will the Crypto Card Program be coming to Malaysia?
So far there has been no word of it being available in Malaysia as the other partners such as Bitkub only covers the Thailand domestic market and CoinJar only operates in Australia and United Kingdom for now. Meanwhile Amber Group has a lot of places and companies but only has a presence in Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul and Vancouver.
I think it&rsquo;s not a bad idea to have these Crypto Cards but imagine if you lose the card, now that&rsquo;s going to be a lot of trouble. &nbsp;Another question would be how the bank constantly keeps track of your crypto purchases especially when some NFTs hold high value in the market.
Now the real question is, would you get this card if given the opportunity? Share your thoughts in the comments!
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, The Edge Markets, Soya Cincau &amp; various cross references for context.
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Looks like there’s going to be an easier way for people to use their cryptocurrencies now!

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Mastercard To Launch Crypto-Linked Cards To Use As Payments Anywhere 

How many of us here agree that Penang is considered the &ldquo;Food Heaven&rdquo; of Malaysia?
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If it&rsquo;s one thing about living in the Klang Valley, there&rsquo;s no doubt that we have a lot of food here but I don&rsquo;t think many of us are willing to brave through 1 hour of traffic to just travel a few kilometres just for food.
Every time we crave food, many of us always think of taking a road trip up north to enjoy the views of Penang Island plus the many choices of food that they have to offer.
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Well, we got some good news! For those Penang foodies who are within the Klang Valley, the airasia Super app had just announced that airasia food will now be offering intercity food deliveries, specifically from Penang to the Klang Valley!
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That&rsquo;s right! Don&rsquo;t let your dreams be dreams as those in the Klang Valley can now order cooked food from Penang and have it air-flown and delivered right to your doorstep.
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Since the offer is newly launched, deliveries are currently limited with around eight or so restaurants involved with the platform. Some of them being: - Hameeda Pata &amp; Bangkok Lane Mee Goreng Sotong - Jeruk Made Pak Ali&rsquo;s Jeruk Campur - Li Er Caf&eacute;&rsquo;s Nyonya Kuih - Nasi Kandar Hameediyah - Bee Hwa Caf&eacute;&rsquo;s White Curry Mee, Char Koay Teow &amp; Hokkien Mee
airasia says that in the coming future, more restaurants will be added as well as a wider variety menu as most shops now offer only 1-3 items from their menu.
Delivery done only once a week
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For those wanting to get their Penang food fix, deliveries are only done once a week every Wednesday. Orders must be placed before 5PM on Tuesdays in order to get your food if not you&rsquo;ll have to wait for the following week&rsquo;s slot. If you plan to order the food, you can do so by pre-ordering 30 days in advance too.
How much does it cost?
For those wanting to get air-flown food form Penang, it will cost a total of RM5.99 per order and that&rsquo;s broken down to RM2.99 for their regular doorstep delivery and RM3 for intercity delivery.
When reviewing the list of restaurants available, the price of the food ranges between RM30 to RM77 with some of them coming in combo pax of 3-4 per order. That&rsquo;s not that bad when you think of it cause some of the food in KL alone cost just as much and not to forget, the expensive delivery fees we have here from other competitor brands. 
In terms food freshness, looks like we&rsquo;ll have to wait another time to review it.
I attempted to book an order at two separate restaurants and it prompted stating that it can&rsquo;t receive orders now. #Sedih
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At the moment, the delivery service is only one-way so those in Penang can&rsquo;t order food from the Klang Valley.
Looks like those in the Klang Valley can now try something new. But the question is, how long will food take to come? Let&rsquo;s find out soon enough!
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments!
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, airasia &amp; various cross references for context.
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Get that Penang food fix right at your doorstep! But do note as they only deliver once a week. 

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AirAsia Food Announces Penang To Klang Valley Food Delivery! 

To all Studio Ghibli fans out there, the wait is finally over! The Studio Ghibli Park in Japan is nearing its official opening and tickets are now available for purchase online.
The theme park is set to officially open its doors to the public on November 1 2022, and long-time fans will soon be able to explore and discover the wonders of Studio Ghibli.
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&nbsp;The 200-hectare site of the 2005 World Expo will be transformed into &lsquo;<a href="https://ghibli-park.jp/en/">Studio Ghibli Theme Park&rsquo;</a>, an immersive park with open areas based on the popular films of Studio Ghibli such as Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro, Whisper of the Heart, among others.
The theme park is located in Aichi Earth Expo Memorial Park in the city of Nagakute, which is less than two hours away by train from the city of Kyoto.&nbsp;
The &lsquo;Studio Ghibli Theme Park&rsquo; does not offer any fun rides or big attractions, as its main concept is to allow visitors to &lsquo;Take a stroll, feel the wind and discover the wonders.&rdquo;
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自己紹介① 「ジブリパーク」は、11月1日に愛知県長久手市「愛・地球博記念公園（モリコロパーク）」内に、５つのエリアに分かれてオープンする公園施設です。第１期は「ジブリの大倉庫」「青春の丘」「どんどこ森」の３エリア。もとある自然はなるべくそのままに、森と相談しながらつくっています。 <a href="https://t.co/zWuoF4YdcC">pic.twitter.com/zWuoF4YdcC</a>
&mdash; ジブリパーク GHIBLI PARK (@ghibliparkjp) <a href="https://twitter.com/ghibliparkjp/status/1549930657618358273?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 21, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Okay, then what can we actually do at the park?
Guests will be able to experience a variety of exhibits and artifacts from some of the studio&rsquo;s most memorable films, which include:
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<li>Ghibli&rsquo;s Grand Warehouse, partially inspired by Spirited Away, is an indoor attraction that &lsquo;stores all of the studio&rsquo;s secrets from past Studio Ghibli movies,&rsquo;&rsquo;</li>
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<li>Hill of Youth, which features an antique shop from Whisper of the Heart,</li>
</ul>
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<li>The Dondoko Forest from My Neighbour&rsquo;s Totoro, where you will find Satsuki and Mei&rsquo;s house, and a 17-foot high wooden structure in the shape of Totoro that you can enter to explore.</li>
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Other recreated locations will only be available after 2023, and this &nbsp;includes the Mononoke Village, and the Valley of Witches, which will feature characters and creatures from Kiki&rsquo;s Delivery Service, and Howl&rsquo;s Moving Castle. 
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Tickets &amp; Opening Hours
Studio Ghibli Theme Park will be open on weekdays from 10:00-17:00 and 9:00-17:00 on weekends and holidays. The park will be closed every Tuesday.
Tickets for November are done by lottery, which starts on August 10 at 10 AM through August 22 at 11:59 PM, and you can enter the ticket lottery through the official&nbsp;<a href="https://ghibli-park.jp/ticket/#sale">Ghibli Park website</a>.
The lottery results will be announced on September 2, at 3 PM, and as for now, the ticketing information is only available in Japanese.&nbsp;
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Other tickets sales will be done on a first-come, first-served basis, from 14:00 on Saturday, September 10, where one can purchase up to 6 tickets per application, however sales will end as soon as the capacity is reached, so if you&rsquo;re interested, you might want to hurry up and get them now.
All tickets must be reserved for a specific time and date, and each exhibit requires a separate admission fee. Admission is free for children under 3 years old.
<ul>
<li>Ghibli&rsquo;s Grand Warehouse </li>
<li>Weekdays Adults: 2,000 yen (RM 66.82) Children (4 years old - end of elementary school): 1,000 yen (RM 33.41)</li>
<li>Weekends + Holidays Adults: 2,500 yen (RM 83.53) Children: 1,250 yen (RM 41.77) </li>
<li>Dondoko Forest Adults: 1,000 yen ( RM 33.41) Children: 500 yen &nbsp;(RM 16.71) </li>
<li>Hill of Youth Adults: 1,000 yen ( RM 33.41) Children: 500 yen ( RM 16.71)</li>
</ul>
Can&rsquo;t wait to see what it looks like? Here&rsquo;s a promotional video to help cure your curiosity.
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Would you like to visit the Studio Ghibli Theme Park? What is your favourite Studio Ghibli film of all time? Do share your thoughts and let us know in the comments.
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; Hypebeast and various cross references for context.
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Want to meet Totoro? Or perhaps visit Howl’s Moving Castle? Well it is finally your chance to experience the real life Studio Ghibli in Japan.

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First Come, First Serve! Studio Ghibli Theme Park Tickets Are Now On Sale!

When we hear the name Namewee, what&rsquo;s the first thing that comes to mind?
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For most of us, the first thing we would think of is controversy. Truth be told, he is no stranger to it as he has made many headlines in the news from becoming an overnight millionaire for selling NFTs to being a nominated for International Film Awards. He&rsquo;s pretty much done it all.
Read: <a href="https://myc.my/articles/664/namewee-becomes-an-overnight-millionaire-after-selling-nfts-of-his-new-song">Namewee Becomes An Overnight Millionaire After Selling NFTs Of His New Song</a> Read: <a href="https://myc.my/articles/325/babi-nominated-for-4-international-film-awards-about-bullying-in-schools">'Babi' Nominated for (4) International Film Awards - About Bullying in Schools</a>
But this time around the controversial singer-songwriter had just dropped his latest rap song &lsquo;Katak&rsquo; and had a familiar face present in it and it was none other than Muar MP and Muda president Syed Saddiq! At the time of writing this, the video has gained 1.2 million views as well as 31K likes on YouTube.
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The song was released on 12 August (Friday) and was seen as &ldquo;a dig at Malaysia&rsquo;s political frogs&rdquo; as recently an Anti-Party Hopping Bill had passed.
Namewee commented that the song was made specially to lament the eventual extinction of frogs in Malaysia.
&ldquo;Frogs in Malaysia will go extinct soon. Let&rsquo;s lament them through this &lsquo;Katak&rsquo; song!&rdquo; he said.
Funny enough, Namewee had also written in Mandarin as he wondered if the music video would land him in trouble again. Not surprising as it&rsquo;s happened in the past.
&ldquo;Malaysia has been very free of speech in the past two years, hasn&rsquo;t it?&rdquo; he quipped sarcastically before sending his best wishes to the &ldquo;political frogs&rdquo; with the help of a Malay vulgarity and urged Malaysians to &ldquo;do the frog dance together.&rdquo;
A music video full of stars and big names
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Aside from Syed Saddiq, the music video had quite a number of stars featured in it. Some of them being local rap group 5Fourty2 which DAP member and Dusun Tua assemblyman Edry Faizal Eddy Yusof was formerly a part of under the stage name Orfeus, and The Real Masta Clan, who raps in Malay, Mandarin and Tamil.
In the music video, phrases such as &ldquo;jump here and there&rdquo;, &ldquo;frogs at the backdoor&rdquo; who &ldquo;suddenly come and go&rdquo; had been used. This was directed towards the politicians who have been jumping parties and caused our political scene to be unstable.
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The funny bit of the video is how Namewee was seen dancing with men wearing suits, dollar sign-shaped sunglasses and frog masks along the streets of KL. Later, they ended up in a restaurant with Syed Saddiq
Towards the end of the video, Syed Saddiq himself had given a speech in Malay as he took a jab to the &ldquo;political frogs&rdquo; and also stated that they were a protected species and a national treasure.
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&ldquo;They have a very high IQ and are very good at jumping with a lot of collagen and most importantly, they are very rich.&rdquo;
&ldquo;Being under our country for many years, frogs continue to mate non-stop and reproduce in increasing numbers,&rdquo; eh says. He ends it off by shouting &ldquo;Hidup Katak!&rdquo; (Long live the frogs) before being dragged off stage by the men in the suits.
Inspired by the Anti-Party Hopping Bill
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The whole video was inspired by the bill that was recently passed by the Dewan Rakyet where MPs can&rsquo;t simply switch parties.
It was certainly a hot topic following the fall of Pakatan Harapan (PH) in February 2020 where a new government was formed helmed by former Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments!
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, Namewee, Syed Saddiq &amp; various cross references for context.
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Among everything happening, seeing Syed Saddiq in a Namewee video was the most unexpected thing to happen. I guess as they say, “Hidup Katak!”

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Namewee Drops His Latest ‘Katak’ Music Video Featuring Muar MP Syed Saddiq!

ASEAN 55th anniversary is back with the theme "Stronger Together" to emphasize the value of integration and shared agenda in the means of countering COVID-19.
This event was founded on 8th August 1967, aimed to encourage economic growth, social progress and cultural development of the regions involved. It is also to assist in regional peace and stability through the respect towards justice and rule of law.
This celebration was followed by the declaration of "The Year of Asean Youth" with the objective of building up youth participation and development in the Asean Work Plan on Youth 2021-2025.
But all of these objectives can't be reached if the youth does not have a good understanding of the issues happening around them.
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Singapore-based ISEAS-Yusuf Ishak Institute conducted a survey that revolved around the issue of ethnic minority and young activist displacements by security forces in Myanmar.&nbsp;
The result of the survey showed 621 participants from the Asean state approved the discrimination in Myanmar.
Only 283 of them were concerned about the slow response of the political and humanitarian crisis around the issue.&nbsp;
This is concerning as it may be the result of a lack of understanding of the issue itself.
Fortunately, several actions have been taken to encourage the understand of Asean youth of its regional issues.
The very first Asean Youth Dialogue was held last month to create rooms for around 200 young leaders to discuss and voice out their opinions on the current regional issues.
The focus of the discussion was on how to get stakeholders to collaborate with youth across the region. Meanwhile, Asean youth, themselves, are encouraged to better understand current issues including food security, inflation, climate change and many others.
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The youth's understanding of the issues around them can help the nations in so many ways. For example, youth participation in climate action activism can help their region's environmental performances.&nbsp;
There were also several youth-related forums conducted last year like Unicef East Asia and Pacific, the Asean Business Advisory Council, the EU-Asean Business Council and the United Nations Development Programme.
Other initiatives include Malaysia Youth Diplomacy (MyDiplomacy) that encourage youth involvement in Malaysia.
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MyDiplomacy was convinced that Malaysia lacks youth-friendly and accessible platforms for the youth to better understand foreign diplomacy, policy and international affairs.
That is why they launched the "Merakyatkan Diplomasi" approach to strengthen the country's diplomatic circle and create diplomatic opportunities for Malaysian youths.
Relatively, all other youth engagement institutions, guided by the Asean Work Plan on Youth 2021-2025 vowed to provide more platforms for young people to learn and better understand the regional issues, and be more active in their involvement in the region's matters.
All of these movements and initiatives show how important it is for the governments and other related institutions, in giving a good amount of exposure for the youth to better understand the issues that are happening around them.
Do you agree? Do share your thoughts and let us know in the comments.
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, NST &amp; various cross references for context.
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Young Asean should take interest in food security, inflation, climate change and many others through the provided platforms.

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ASEAN Youth Should Familiarize Themselves With Regional Issues!

Some Malaysians may know that after sitting for UPSR exams and scoring good grades, they have the opportunity to head to boarding school as they are classified as some of the best schools to learn in Malaysia.
Despite that, its also common to hear bullying and harassment cases in these schools despite how strict it can be. Recently, a 14-year-old girl studying in a MARA Junior Science College (MRSM) in Kuantan had gained the attention of social media users after being harassed by an unknown person since June 2022 till now.
The unknown person had cut up her uniforms when it was outside to dry, scribbled on the bathroom walls and even wrote threatening notes to the girl. The worse part of it all was when someone had cut her hair while she as asleep.
The post was made by the girl&rsquo;s mother, Nazrah Mohamed that claimed that the institution management and wardens had not taken any action to solve the harassment issue.
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The school had allegedly accused the daughter being the perpetrator when she had reported the incidents to them. It was also discovered that students staying within the same block are facing the same issue.
Sinar Hartian reported that Nazrah finds the situation highly unacceptable as no action was taken till today. If the issue continues, Nazrah will be taking legal action against MRSM.
Breakdown of the incident
The incident had first stated on Friday (17 June) where her daughter&rsquo;s blue uniform and a senior&rsquo;s batik shirt were hanging outside to dry and it had been scribbled on. A report was made and a roll call had happened to find the culprit but there was no luck finding out who did it.
Later on, Sunday (19 June) the sleeves of her daughter&rsquo;s yellow uniform had been cut off. The story was spread to the school seniors first as they attempted to investigate the incident first before reporting the issue to the warden.
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Dissatisfied with the issue going on, Nazrah had phoned the chief warden for follow ups on the case but she found out that no one had reported the case to the chief warden. &nbsp;The chief warden then conducted a check with the students and informed that they were trying to solve the case on their own. That prompted a question by Nazrah wondering if it&rsquo;s normal for school students to investigate the matter instead of the school&rsquo;s administration.
Fast forwarding to 26 June, there had still been no follow ups on the case and this time her daughters blue school uniform and another students PJ clothing had been doodled on. That wasn&rsquo;t the only thing as on the same day, the bathroom walls of the institution had been scribbled on as well.
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The more sickening thing is that five wardens had called Nazrah&rsquo;s daughter and accused her of doing the pranks. It was also alleged that they had pressured her to admit to the acts.
Yeah, sounds like a boarding school incident to me&hellip; No surprise that this had happen as it's "common" in many boarding schools across Malaysia.
On 3 July, the slippers outside the dormitory were seen arranged in a snake-like pattern and scribbles were sotted on the bathroom door.
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Fed up with the incidents, Nazrah phones the student development (TPPP) for a follow up on the case. The schools vice principal had then sold Nazrah that they had sent her daughter for counselling and claimed that her daughter suffers from anxiety and high-stress levels. To add salt to the wound, the vice principal recommended the daughter to get psychiatric treatment.
That&rsquo;s pretty rude of the vice principal to assume such thing.
After consulting a psychiatrist, the doctor had given the green light stating that her daughter is healthy and fine and passed all the clinical interviews.
Further discussion set with the school&rsquo;s management
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Nazrah had set to meet the principal, vice principal, chief warden, school counsellor and another warden to discuss the issues and matters.
During the discussion the principal had admitted that the school had made a mistake. But Nazrah had pointed out that the statements from everyone were not consistent. Clearly displeased with the meeting outcome, Nazrah proceeded to lodge a police report against the school management and also filed a complaint with SISPAA under the Education Ministry.
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On 7 August, the incident had gone a bit overboard as a group of seniors found give blue shirt totally cut up and later found give yellow school uniforms, including Nazrah&rsquo;s daughter&rsquo;s tudung had been cut up. On the same night, a Form 3 student had found a threat note addressed to Nazrah&rsquo;s daughter in their dorm.
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The worst incident had happened on 12 August when her daughter along with 2 other dormmate were left in shock as someone had cut their hair short while they were asleep.
Questions the institution and police
Up to this date, Nazrah had not received any update from the authorities nor the school. In her Facebook post, she brings up the question if MRSM will only start to take action only when a life is lost.
At the time of writing this article, there had been 16K likes, 21K comments and 40K shares over the incident. &nbsp;
The government has spoken up about the incident and assured that stern action, including expulsion, would be taken against the student who had conducted all these incidents. This won&rsquo;t be the first time that a student gets expelled from a MRSM over bullying as it&rsquo;s happened in Penang before.
Hopefully this case gets solved soon enough. What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments. 
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, Sinar Harian, FMT &amp; various cross references for context.
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The harassment is still going on and the a police report has been put against the institution over their slow action. 

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Viral: MRSM Kuantan Students Get Harassed By Unknown Person

Pencapaian anak muda adalah sesuatu yang perlu diraikan agar ia boleh membangkitkan semangatnya untuk terus melakar sejarah dan menjadi inspirasi kepada anak muda yang lain.
Begitulah juga dengan perkembangan adik Muhammad Khawarizmi ini yang berupaya untuk mereka bentuk dan mencipta roket bahan api pepejalnya sendiri pada umur 9 tahun
Siapakah saudara Muhammad Khawarizmi ini?
<img src="https://assets.hmetro.com.my/images/articles/UTA_Khawo_HMfield_image_listing_featured_v2.var_1659654083.jpg" alt="Ada saintis dalam Khawo!" />
Beliau kini adalah pelajar tingkatan 1 Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Dato&rsquo; Syed Omar, Alor Setar, Kedah.
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Pencapaian terdekatnya adalah mencipta aplikasi telefon untuk mengawal peluncuran dan pergerakan roketnya sendiri dengan menggunakan perisian CAD (Computer-aided design) Fusion 360.
CAD Fusion 360 ini adalah perisian yang digunakan untuk melakar permodelan produk dalam bentuk tiga dimensi (3D).
Beliau juga berjaya menyediakan atur cara mesin analisis di makmal dalam penghasilan bahan api roketnya, berkat dukungan dari ayahnya sendiri.
Anak yang hebat itu datangnya dari ibu bapa yang hebat.
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1660192307/unsigned/q85auuydhedm79fbonrr.gif" />
Begitulah jua dengan kisah adik Muhammad Khawarizmi yang mendapat sokongan penuh dari ayahnya sejak kecil lagi.
Ayahnya, Muhammad Kamalrul, 38, sedang berkhidmat sebagai Penolong Pegawai Sains di Jabatan Kimia Malaysia, Kedah. Sebelumnya beliau pernah bekerja di Bahagian Forensic Toxicology, ibu pejabat Jabatan Kimia Malaysia, Petaling Jaya.
Wahh, gah betul bunyi jawatan encik Kamalrul ni ya😎
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Muhammad Khawarizmi ada berkongsi tentang ayahnya semasa temu bual bersama Bernama baru-baru ini:
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"Saya dan ayah mengkaji dan melakukan semuanya ini tanpa sebarang asa pengetahuan. Kami banyak membuat eksperimen sehinggalah berjaya menghasilkan roket tersebut setahun kemudian, ketika saya berumur 10 tahun,"
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Kisah mereka ini menunjukkan betapa pentingnya memberikan peluang eksplorasi kepada anak-anak oleh ibu bapa mereka dari kecil lagi. Ia juga akan lebih berkesan apabila ibu bapa itu sendiri melibatkan diri dalam proses tersebut.
Anak sulung dari 3 beradik ini mula mendapat perhatian pada tahun 2019
Satu video berdurasi 2 minit 9 saat yang telah di muat naik ke youtube pada tahun 2019 mendapat perhatian ramai.
Video tersebut memaparkan proses pembuatan model roket bahan api pepejal yang dibuat oleh Muhammad Khawarizmi sendiri, dari pembuatan lakaran objek dalam perisisan CAD sehinggalah pelancaran roket tersebut.
Lihat video penuh di bawah:
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Video ini telah tular pada waktu itu dan orang ramai mula menggelar beliau sebagai "Rocketeer Termuda Malaysia".
Wahhh 👏👏👏
Apakah perkembangan terkini beliau?
<img src="https://img.astroawani.com/2022-08/41659587769_Rocketeer.jpg" alt="Kenali Muhammad Khawarizmi, 'rocketeer' termuda Malaysia | Astro Awani" />
Muhammad Khwarizmi berkongsi, "selepas menghasilkan roket, saya dan ayah terfikir untuk memindahkan pelancaran roket dalam bentuk animasi dan permainan dalam talian, jadi kami sama-sama mengkaji dan berjaya menghasilkan permainan berasaskan pendidikan sesuai untuk kanak-kanak dan remaja.
"Pada penghujung tahun 2020, saya sudah mula fokus kepada game developing, coding, programming dan pembentukan aplikasi yang dapat mengawal pelancaran roket dengan menggunakan telefon dan wireless," tambahnya.
Akhirnya, gandingan mereka berjaya menyiapkan permainan dalam talian yang disandarkan pada elemen pendidikan melalui perisian 4S Game.
Namun, buat masa sekarang, permainan dalam talian ini hanya ada pada peringkat pemain tunggal sahaja. Oleh itu, mereka sedang berusaha untuk menaik taraf permainan itu bagi mencapai peringkat berbilang pemain pula.
Bukan itu sahaja, dua beranak ini juga telah mencipta aplikasi telefon yang membenarkan ibu bapa mengawal akttiviti penggunaan komputer anak-anak mereka.
Wahh berapa banyak lagilah projek yang mereka sedang usahakan.
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1660192839/unsigned/gedjub1nnuokpt9ihvrt.gif" />Rocke
Apapun, kami di sini sentiasa mendukung dan memerhatikan pencapaian adik Khawarizmi ini. Semoga kisah beliau dapat memberi inspirasi kepada anak muda dan juga kepada ibu bapa di luar sana.
Ibu bapa ini kan guru pertama anak-anak&hellip; Maka, gunakan lah masa anda dengan baik dalam melahirkan anak-anak yang hebat!
Bagaimana pula dengan anda? Ada cerita menarik yang anda ingin kongsikan? Kongsikan ia di ruangan komen dibawah!
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, Astro Awani &amp; various cross references for context.
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Seawal umur 9 tahun, beliau berkebolehan mencipta dan mereka bentuk model roketnya sendiri!

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Muhammad Khawarizmi, ‘Rocketeer’ Termuda Malaysia

Di sebalik senyuman dan kesenangan yang sering dipaparkan di media sosial, ada cerita duka yang disembunyikan oleh para Influencer.
Memang bernar, puluhan malah ratusan ribu boleh dirangkul para Influencer ini dalam masa yang singkat, namun ada beberapa risiko yang perlu mereka tanggung setiap hari.
Kerjaya ini tidak kekal lama
<img src="https://cdn.nona.my/2022/03/443364.jpeg" alt="Pernah Jadi Jurulatih Zumba, Model &amp; Pelakon, Kini Nurin Afiqah Bergelar Usahawan Fesyen! - Nona" />
Seorang usahawan muda merangkap Content Creator, Nurin Afiqah, berkongsi bahawa kerjaya sebagai Influencer ini tidak akan bertahan lama. Beliau mengatakan bahawa beliau masih memerlukan kerja yang tetap sebagai sumber pendapatan utama:
&ldquo;Jadi seorang Influencer ni tak tetap. Kita masih perlukan sumber pendapatan yang lain untuk terus hidup dan kelayakan universiti lah yang akan membantu kita ketika memohon kerja nanti.
&ldquo;Macam saya sendiri, memang saya dapat duit dalam menjadi seorang Influencer ni sebab dapat upah untuk ulas barang-barang. Tapi saya selalu terfikir, berapa lama lagi kerja ni boleh bertahan. Takkan lah saya nak buat kerja ni sampai tua nanti.&rdquo; Tambah beliau dalam menegaskan bahawa kerjaya ini tidak akan kekal lama.
Beliau juga berpesan &ldquo;Jangan disebabkan duit korang jadi tamak&rdquo;
Haa dengar tu -,-
Kerjaya ini datang dengan risiko kepada kesihatan mental
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1660033546/unsigned/dipbqjvkk7rg9wmb27zf.gif" width="417" height="334" />
Nurin juga mengatakan bahawa kerjaya ini tidak mudah dan boleh mengganggu kesihatan mentalnya. Selain dari belajar topik-topik baharu, beliau juga perlu memastikan dirinya sentiasa kelihatan menarik.
Beliau mengatakan yang &ldquo;Saya kena belajar make up, jaga pemakananan dan memastikan berat badan saya tidak naik.&rdquo;
&ldquo;Peminat saya tak tahu apa yang saya kena alami,&rdquo; tambah beliau. Selain daripada itu, Nurin berkata, seorang Influencer ini perlu sentiasa menjaga perasaan peminat untuk mengekalkan populariti yang ada.
Haih... Itulah lumrah kehidupan...
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1660033770/unsigned/lny8qoa5bygr26tdqko3.gif" />
Kerjaya ini boleh menjadikan sesorang itu lemah semangat
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1660033859/unsigned/mq30catjt8zbihatf0q9.jpg" alt="2 &ldquo;Syasya Fooad&rdquo; profil | LinkedIn" width="199" height="199" /><img src="https://www.midp.edu.my/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/B87CCC78-EB8B-4AA9-88CA-9514E99DF768-Cornflakes-Madu-edited-1.jpeg" alt="Trainers - Malaysian Institute for Debate and Public Speaking (MIDP)" width="198" height="199" />
Fatin Syasya atau lebih dikenali sebagai Syasya Madu pula berkongsi bahawa kerjaya Influencer ini &lsquo;mashuk&rsquo; tetapi melemahkan semangat seseorang.
Beliau menjelaskan bahawa &ldquo;adanya Cancel Culture di media sosial boleh menjadikan pendapat yang tulus bertukar menjadi buruk dan merosakkan imej dan perwatakan media sosial seseorang.&rdquo;
Beliau tambah bahawasanya, &ldquo;kebanyakan anak muda ni hanya melihat pada faedah yang mereka akan dapat sahaja. Seperti dapat produk percuma, gaya hidup yang gah dan dikenali ramai.&rdquo;
&ldquo;Apa yang mereka terlepas pandang adalah cerita di sebalik tabir itu&rdquo;, &ldquo;di mana, perwatakan media sosial ini boleh merosakkan kesihatan mental kita. (Contoh factor yang memberikan kesan seperti) bebanan, tanggungjawab dan tomahan yang dilemparkan sehari-harian.&rdquo;
Beliau juga mengatakan bahawa kesan dari kerjaya ini bukan sahaja pada dirinya sendiri tapi malahan ahli keluarganya yang lain juga.
Oleh itu, tak semua orang boleh menghadapi semua risiko dibalik kemegahan influencer ini.
Oleh itu, berfikirlah sebaik mungkin sebelum mahu menjadi Influencer ini. Ia tidak semudah yang kita sangka, banyak risiko yang perlu ditanggung dan tekanan ynag perlu dihadapi.
Jadi, apakah anda bersetuju dengan pendapat mereka? Jangan lupa untuk kongsikan pandangan anda di ruangan komen dibawah!
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, The Star &amp; various cross references for context.
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“Influencer bukan kerjaya untuk jangka masa panjang”

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Influencer Sebagai Kerjaya: Dari Sudut Pandang Mereka Sendiri

Kepelbagaian kursus yang ditawarkan di institusi pengajian tinggi menjadika ia tempat yang strategik bagi siswa siswi menceburi pelbagai bidang dan seterusnya menjadi individu yang serba boleh.
Dalam konteks komuniti pula, menceburi pelbagai bidang dapat mengalakkan kerjasama di antara orang yang berlainan kemahiran untuk menghasilkan produk yang bermanfaat untuk mereka di dalam bidang yang berkenaan.
Sebagai contoh, 5 pelajar dari kursus perubatan dan kejuruteraan Taylor&rsquo;s University menyahut cabaran untuk meneruskan satu projek akhir tahun kursus kejuruteraan.
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1659948590/unsigned/jugolvcjjetdppqnvv9q.png" />
Mereka bekerjasama dalam menghasilkan prototaip &ldquo;Bismuth-PETG filament&rdquo;:
&ldquo;Bismuth (Bi) dan polyethylene terephthalate glycol (PETG) adalah bahan yang dipilih untuk menghasilkan Bi-based komposisi polimer, ia boleh dicetak dengan printer 3D untuk mengahsilkan pengadang radiasi mengikut kesuaian individu&rdquo;, jelas salah seorang pelajar kumpulan itu.
Pengadang Radiasi= Pakaian pelindung yang digunakan untuk melindungi pesakit atau pekerja medik dari radiasi secara terus mahupun sekunder semasa pemeriksaan imej di hospital, klinik dan klinik perigigian.
Apakah yang mereka ingin ketengahkan?
<img style="display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;" src="https://apicms.thestar.com.my/uploads/images/2022/07/12/1656178.jpg" alt="Chan believes interdisciplinary projects are important training for future careers." width="167" height="249" />
Menurut salah seorang pelajar perubatan, Shannen Kay Chan, 21, pegadang radiasi yang ada di pasaran kini menggunakan bahan plumbum yang mengandungi bahan toksik yang membahayakan:
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&ldquo;Pengadang radiasi konvensional yang digunakan dalam jabatan radiologi mengandungi bahan berasakan plumbum untuk melindungi pegawai perubatan daripada pendedahan radiasi yang berlebihan&rdquo;
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&ldquo;Disebalik keberkesanannya, bahan yang berasakan plumbum ini mengandungi toksik dan tidak mesra alam. Sehubungan dengan itu, pakaian perlindungan berasakan plumbum ini berat dan boleh menyebabkan bebanan musculoskeletal terhadap pegawai tersebut setelah penggunaan yang lama. Kami mendapati bahan Bismuth-PETG ini tidak mengandungi toksik dan boleh diubah suai mengikut penggunaan di dalam industri perubatan.&rdquo;
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Oleh itu, dengan menggunakan bahan asas polimer, mereka dapat menghasilkan pengadang radiasi yang bebas toksik dan mesra alam. Ia juga terbukti lebih murah dan boleh diubahsuai mengikut keperluan penggunaan individu.
Dengan harapan produk ini smapai ke tahap yang seterusnya, mereka menyertai 2021 inter-university Engineering Innovation Challenge.
Acara ini dikelolakan oleh Institut Kejuruiteraan Singapura (IES) dan Kementerian Pendidikan Singapura.
Berkat usaha 5 pelajar itu dan tunjuk ajar dari para pendidik dari Taylor&rsquo;s University, mereka telah Berjaya membawa pulang pingat emas dari pertandingan itu.
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1659949125/unsigned/eiaif5li8lzs6kpkq56i.gif" />
Berikut adalah ucapan penghargaan dari pihak penyelia:
Prof Dr Yeong Chai Hong berkata bahawa:
&ldquo;Pada awalnya, matlamat kami bukanlah untuk memenangi pertandingan itu, namun dengan kerjasama para pelajar dan juga hasil komunikasi dengan pakar dari pelbagai bidang, pelajar-pelajar ini telah berjaya mencapai satu tahap yang luar biasa secara berkumpulan.&rdquo;
&ldquo;Dalam kerjasama yang melibatkan pelbagai bidang, kita perlu faham dengan keperluan satu sama lain, menyepadukan pelbagai ilmu, dan akhiranya memenuhi ruang-rang kosong dalam penghasilan produk yang memberi manfaat kepada industri yang terlibat.&rdquo;
Apa yang boleh dipelajari dari kejayaan mereka?
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1659949415/unsigned/qxmmikhbslgultosq5uz.gif" />
Kejayaan mereka mengajar kita untuk sentiasa berani dalam menyahut cabaran walaupun ia melibatkan bidang kerja yang kita tidak mahir. Belajarlah sesuatu yang baharu sementara masih ada peluang dan ruang, terutamanya ketika masih berada di institut pengajian tinggi.
Selain itu, pihak institusi pengajian tinggi sendiri perlulah menggalakan kolaborasi di antara pelajar berlainan bidang seperti mengadakan &ldquo;Pameran Projek Akhir Tahun&rdquo; secara besar-besaran.
Dengan pendedahan sebegini, pelajar dapat sedikit sebanyak mengambil tahu tentang bidang kerja dari pelajar yang berlainan kursus dan kemahiran. Oleh itu, semua pihak hendaklah memainkan peranan dalam menormalisasikan kerjasama antara pelajar berlainan bidang.
Apakah pendapat anda dalam usaha mempelbagaikan ilmu di kalangan pelajar ini? Kongsikan pendapat anda di ruangan komen dibawah!
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, The Star &amp; various cross references for context.
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5 orang pelajar Taylor’s University sahut cabaran meneruskan satu projek akhir tahun dan berjaya membawa pulang pingat emas sebagai habuan.

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Kerjasama Pelajar Perubatan Dan Kejuruteraan Ini Membuahkan Hasil Pingat Emas

Project Innovation &amp; eXploration in CS Education and Learning (PIXEL 2022) is a grand annual showcase of Final Year Projects from the School of Computer Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia.
PIXEL 2022 has received substantial support from their Platinum Sponsor, Fusionex Group, and after 2 years of being virtual, Malaysian Youth Community is honoured to be invited as the Media Partner for PIXEL 2022 Awards and Closing Ceremony held on 20 July 2022 at Dewan Budaya, USM.
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The attendees for this grand ceremony include representatives from Fusionex Group, the Vice President of Talent Management, Mr. William Teo, and Talent Managers, Ms. Carol Tang, and Ms. Lim Chien Rou, followed by Professor Dr. Azlinda Binti Azman, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Students Development Affairs &amp; Alumni, Professor Dato&rsquo; Dr. Bahari Belaton, Dean of School of Computer Sciences along with lecturers, staff, and final year students.&nbsp;
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&ldquo;The final year students from the USM School of Computer Sciences have poured their best efforts into their final year projects. It is really astounding to witness how our final year students managed to turn their solutions into reality and present their inspiring solutions for all to witness.&rdquo; - Professor Dato&rsquo; Dr. Bahari Belaton, Dean of School of Computer Sciences during his speech.
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The panel included 70 judges from all over the world such as the United States, Singapore, Philippines, South Africa, India, and Switzerland. After a thorough and fair judging process, 30 Gold Awards, 50 Silver Awards, and 65 Bronze Awards were announced.&nbsp;
Not only that, the students with the most innovative and impressive projects that gained recognition from the technological industry managed to rise to the top and flourish in PIXEL 2022.
Congratulations to all the winners!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Top 10 Projects:&nbsp;
<ol>
<li>Shu Hui Yii&nbsp;</li>
<li>Chew Mi Chi Ko&nbsp;</li>
<li>Sum Joe Ming&nbsp;</li>
<li>Yeo Pui Yan&nbsp;</li>
<li>Azwaar Khan Bin Azlim Khan&nbsp;</li>
<li>Ong Joo Hom&nbsp;</li>
<li>Chan Siang Sheng</li>
<li>Yaap Eng Tatt&nbsp;</li>
<li>Syarifah Nur Fatimah Binti Syed Firdaus&nbsp;</li>
<li>Muhammad Iqrar Amin</li>
</ol>
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Outstanding Awards by Fusionex&nbsp;
<ol>
<li>Yeo Pui Yan&nbsp;</li>
<li>Chan Siang Sheng&nbsp;</li>
<li>Syarifah Nur Fatimah Binti Syed Firdaus&nbsp;</li>
</ol>
Best Presenter Award&nbsp;
<ol>
<li>Chew Mi Chi Ko&nbsp;</li>
</ol>
Find their Award-Winning Projects on PIXEL 2022&rsquo;s official <a href="https://pixel.usm.my/awards/special">website</a>.
A warm round of applause to all the winners and participants! Looking forward to seeing more youth achievements ! Do share your thoughts and let us know in the comments.
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to PIXEL.
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Talented students were awarded during the PIXEL 2022- a grand annual showcase of innovative tech projects from USM Computer Science Final Year Students. 

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PIXEL 2022 Awards & Closing Ceremony 

The increment of minimum wage from RM 1200 to RM 1500 is for sure a good news for the employee as it allow them breathe a little more, especially after the recent inflations.
But that&rsquo;s basically it, a good news for the employee but not for the employer nor the traveller.
How it affect the travellers
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In order for employers to pay their workers according to the minimum wage, they have to increase their income by ultimately raising the goods and service prices.
Consequently every sectors have been elevating their rates to keep their employee in place including the budget hotels.
Thus for travellers with tight budgets that wants to visit Malaysia, they will be having a second thoughts after reviewing the cost of a budget hotel here.
Plus, is not just the hotels that they need to look into, they have to consider budgets for all the foods and transportations as well. But poof, we just lost our potential friend :&rsquo;(
From the service provider perspectives
The director of Malaysia Budget and Business Hotel Association (MyBHA) insisted that the increase of 20 to 60 percent of their rates is an immediate implications of the increase of minimum wage.
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He then firmly added that there is no possible room to decrease the rate and state that &ldquo;our profit margin is already slim, unlike five-star and above hotels.&rdquo; Thus, continue to say &ldquo;In fact, luxury hotels are offering heavy discounts to woo guests, but they are still able to maintain their profit margin."&nbsp; He is brave, isn&rsquo;t he?
Does the increase of minimum wage really help the people?
Here are some comparison of the Malaysian and Poland minimum wage found on a thread in twitter:
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Looked at Poland. Their minimum wage is RM2,900 and after taxes &amp; other deductions, take-home is RM2,300. RM2,300 is equivalent to a gross of RM2,680 in Malaysia ie 80% higher than our minimum wage. Cost of living is about the same. No wonder they can tahan the inflation <a href="https://t.co/Zv6F6A4kOj">pic.twitter.com/Zv6F6A4kOj</a>
&mdash; khalid karim I love my Rakyat (@khalidkarim) <a href="https://twitter.com/khalidkarim/status/1544333196636344325?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 5, 2022</a></blockquote>

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And some even made the comparison of minimum wage and the ministers&rsquo; salary. 36 times?? That&rsquo;s crazy, no wonder people are fighting to get a seat in the cabinet even though they didn&rsquo;t fit.
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i make this one, really sad our min wage too low <a href="https://t.co/jRBZQysYbd">pic.twitter.com/jRBZQysYbd</a>
&mdash; potteh_23 🇲🇾🏴&zwj;☠️STOP MRT3 (@23Potteh) <a href="https://twitter.com/23Potteh/status/1546349036072222720?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 11, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Hope this helps in answering whether it helps the people or not; the existing minimum wage is still not enough for the people. However it is still considered as an improvement, it&rsquo;s just need to keep increasing :)
Do share your thoughts and let us know in the comments.
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, NST &amp; various cross references for context.
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The rise of minimum wage has a downside of affecting those who came in to Malaysia.