Nabil Luqman

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Social Justice

Injury

Issue

Viral

Terengganu

Concern

Kids

Playground

Concrete

Questionable

Safety Hazard

When we say the word playground normally, we would think of a nice big park with fun slides or swing for kids. Maybe something like this:
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1643274684/unsigned/ebmbevl7yg0c3pxzmdsa.jpg" alt=" The iconic KLCC Park. I&rsquo;m sure everyone has been here before, right?" width="787" height="427" /> The iconic KLCC Park. I&rsquo;m sure everyone has been here before, right?
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As technology evolved, so did kids and boy oh boy have they really got hooked onto their phones and tablets lately. But recently, a playground in Malaysia has suddenly trended due to how it was filled with sand and had concrete slides.
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The photos were uploaded by Facebook user Amer Narani who described the park as The Stupidest Playground in 2022&rdquo;. It&rsquo;s location is in Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu. His post showed multiple photos of the park and at the time of writing this, it had gained 719 comments and 520 shares.
Described as a National Service training camp
Amer voiced out his dissatisfaction when he saw that the slides were made of concrete and full of sand. According to him, the slide is described to be hard and began questioning how the playground had been approved in the first place.
&ldquo;If children fall from the slide, their heads will be smashed! Do you think this is a National Service Training Camp (PLKN)?!&rdquo; he said.
In one photo, it showed a small dug out ditch at the end of the slide and another showed a rusty metal ladder being placed as part of the slide attraction.
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Netizens share their thoughts on the &ldquo;PLKN Camp&rdquo;
Many did side Amer on the condition and how the playground could cause injury to kids.
One netizen said that the playground is built for adults instead of children.
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One other netizen said that their kids&rsquo; shirts are now dirty and torn after bringing them there.
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But some netizens also argued on one thing, parks those days were all made of cement, and all were totally fine.
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But why still use concrete? How about other plastic materials or even metal?
Rozali Salleh who is the current mayor of Terengganu had visited the playground on January 24 and stated that the upgrades will start as soon as possible to ensure the safety of the visitors.
His team will be adding rubber mats at the ends of the slide and add fibre to cover the slide as well.
For those of you who live near the seaside, you know that corrosion is a big factor towards how long a structure can last. It was more ideal to use concrete as it&rsquo;s sturdier and will require less maintenance and it&rsquo;s great against hot weather and saltwater.
Another reason behind not using plastic or metals were the fear of vandalism on the playgrounds which were very common.
For those who donoo't know, some people liked to put razer blades on the monkey bars in parks or in slides as well.
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Even the playgrounds in Singapore were made of concrete and steel. Here&rsquo;s a prime example of the Dragon playground which has been preserved in Toa Payoh, Singapore.
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All in all, I don&rsquo;t think anyone would like kids to get hurt in playgrounds, but I too understand why s playground by the beach used concrete. Can you imagine if metal oxidises and then snaps when the kids play on it or plastics break or crack due to the low strength it has? 
Maybe kids are too soft now as most would describe since they are mostly hooked to their phones. Well, what are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments!
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, Mothership &amp; various cross references for context.
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Most were complaining about the usage of concrete for the slides and figured it’s dangerous for the kids.

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Playground Or PLKN Camp? Malaysians Confused Over Supposed Seaside Play Area

Many people consider themselves as brave, but are you brave enough to even think about carrying a deceased body with you? Well that&rsquo;s exactly what had occurred in Thailand, where a 25-year-old volunteered to retrieve a man's body out of the forest, and here&rsquo;s why.
A rescue team was assigned to transport the body of a middle-aged man who was found dead in the forest in Wiang Pa Pao district in Chiang Rai province.
The Siam Ruamjai Foundation&rsquo;s ambulance could not reach the exact location where the dead body was found, therefore the rescue team had to ride motorbikes for over an hour in order to reach the site. &nbsp;The original plan was to make their very own bamboo stretcher to carry the body out, however that would have the taken the team an extra hour to cut the bamboo trees, and make a stretcher similar to the image below.
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As the night was approaching, and rain clouds forming in the sky, Jaturon Duangrat, a 25-year-old member of the rescue team, &nbsp;bravely volunteers to carry the body to the ambulance. &ldquo;This way, we can save time,&rdquo; the young male said to his colleagues, as he offers to take the body on his motorbike, by carefully wrapping the dead man&rsquo;s corpse onto his back with the help of his team, before beginning his difficult ride out of the forest.
The operation actually took place in late May, however only now has it become widely known when an unnamed friend of Jaturon had shared the story onto social media. Many Thai netizens praised Jaturon for his bravery and dedication in performing his duties and completing his mission.
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Would you ever brave enough to help carry a body on your back? Do share your thoughts and let us know in the comments.
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, The Star &amp; various cross references for context.
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25-year-old volunteer wins praise from netizens for being brave enough to retrieve a deceased body on his back.

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A Young Thai Male Volunteers To Carry Body On His Bike

Living in Malaysia means to embrace our culture and live in peace and harmony in a multi racial society. But unfortunately, we don&rsquo;t seem to be anywhere close to it just yet.
Recently, a post had gone viral on social media with over 7.6K retweets and 18.5K likes. A Malaysian woman named Eleanor had called out a property on Airbnb racist as the agent had turned down their booking due to her boyfriend being an Indian.
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"No indians allowed" My boyfriend and his family were planning out our annual Christmas trip and we found what we thought was a beautiful Airbnb called Bentong Eco Wellness Resort 文冬生态度假村. I called the host, Daniel, who is supposedly one of the property's agents. <a href="https://t.co/KoGHTjL6pp">pic.twitter.com/KoGHTjL6pp</a>
&mdash; Eleanor (@eleanor_226) <a href="https://twitter.com/eleanor_226/status/1542117820741619712?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 29, 2022</a></blockquote>
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Eleanor had stated that she and her boyfriend were planning to book a homestay for his family&rsquo;s annual Christmas trip and had called up the property agent to clarify some questions about the property before deciding to book it.
She and the agent had also spoked in mandarin during their conversation and initially all went smoothly. But things took a turn when her boyfriend reached out to the same agent as he was asked to declare his race upon asking about the Airbnb.
Typically, everyone would get confused on why someone would do such thing and naturally he had asked upon the matter. The agent replied that they would only rent it to Chinese and Malay people and had also cancelled their booking following the conversation.
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Why did the agent cancel the booking?
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Netizens not too happy with the Airbnb agent
As this kind of behaviour is unacceptable to most, netizens had sympathised with the woman.
I too have faced something similar to this when my friends booking was rejected due to him being Chinese.
Someone even pointed out how this is a violation of Airbnb&rsquo;s policies and terms and conditions.
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Actually, this is a violation of AirBnB&rsquo;s policies and terms and conditions. They are in violation and should be held accountable. Either rent or leave the platform&hellip; AirBnB&rsquo;s T&amp;Cs reflect US law where this is illegal.
&mdash; Jordan Dea-Mattson (@jdeamattson) <a href="https://twitter.com/jdeamattson/status/1542350406822440960?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 30, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Here's some of the reaction from netizens:
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Attitude is not belongs to any race.. it is all about the individual behavior itself.. dont ever relate any crime,attitude or anything to any race or religion..
&mdash; Mr. P (@andikatharuna) <a href="https://twitter.com/andikatharuna/status/1542210081097662464?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 29, 2022</a></blockquote>

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I've experienced this for years trying to rent a room in KL. Frustrated, so eventually just decided to rent an entire place by myself. I now sub-let (with landlord's permission) out the middle room and I have zero race, religion or nationality requirements.
&mdash; Aaron Mathew (@CikguAaron) <a href="https://twitter.com/CikguAaron/status/1542450775070167040?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 30, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Kannn!! Yang kotor tu sifat manusia bukan bangsa ergh geramnya
&mdash; واوا (@azwafateeha) <a href="https://twitter.com/azwafateeha/status/1542231030244945920?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 29, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Airbnb reached out to the woman
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Hi Eleanor, Airbnb does not condone discrimination in any way. You can view our Nondiscrimination Policy here: <a href="https://t.co/VkaZDgSkpi">https://t.co/VkaZDgSkpi</a> We'd like to look into this, please send us a DM with the email address connected to your account, so our team can follow up. Thank you. <a href="https://t.co/WCQEFGIlXC">https://t.co/WCQEFGIlXC</a>
&mdash; Airbnb Help (@AirbnbHelp) <a href="https://twitter.com/AirbnbHelp/status/1542183184913276928?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 29, 2022</a></blockquote>

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The company had told Eleanor that they will be looking into the matter and had since taken down the listing off their app.
Unfortunately, there are many more agents out there doing the same thing across Malaysia.
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The owners and their management team needs to do better. I believe the agents are just the messengers. The decision-makers shouldn&rsquo;t have imposed this ridiculous &ldquo;requirement&rdquo;.
&mdash; Eleanor (@eleanor_226) <a href="https://twitter.com/eleanor_226/status/1542191734951620609?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 29, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Eleanor had just hoped that the owners and management will need to do better in the future. She does not blame the agent upon the decision of the home owners but she does stand that race is a ridiculous &ldquo;requirement&rdquo; for Airbnb hosts in Malaysia.
What are your thoughts on this? Let us know in the comments.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, Airbnb &amp; various cross references for context.
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The couple were planning for a family Christmas trip but were denied after agent found out her boyfriend is Indian. 

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#Racist Airbnb Host Cancels Couples Booking Due To “No Indians Allowed” Rule

Right now, the South Asian island is in its worst economic meltdown yet, after years of struggling with financing imports of essentials like food, medicine and fuel. With not enough foreign currency to purchase petrol and diesel, international fuel shipments have been prolonged and will only be available after two weeks, meanwhile local supplies are quickly running out causing a nationwide crisis.
In a press conference on Monday night, Cabinet spokesperson Bandula Gunawardana said private vehicles will be barred from buying fuel until July 10.
&ldquo;From midnight today, no fuel will be sold except for essential services like the health sector, because we want to conserve the little reserves we have,&rdquo; Gunawardana said in a pre-recorded statement.
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As national oil reserves run low, Sri Lanka has suspended fuel sales for non-essential vehicles which includes everyone except for buses, trains and vehicles used for medical purposes and food transportation. Currently schools are closed, and the government is urging its 22 million residents to work from their homes, as public transportation comes to a complete halt.
Sri Lanka&rsquo;s economy was hit hard by the pandemic and populist tax cuts, and as a result, tourism stopped, fuel supplies are drying out and energy prices are now the highest it has ever been in the country. Not only are there shortages of food and fuel, however there have also been power cuts and lack of medicine, sparking major public protests for the past few months. Bankers, doctors and nurses also joined the protest to demand the government to quickly resolve the severe fuel shortage, as they too struggle to find enough fuel to get to work, despite being designated essential workers.
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Fuel crisis : Motorcycles waiting for fuel in a fuel station in Sri Lanka <a href="https://t.co/5FeoLKeqd2">pic.twitter.com/5FeoLKeqd2</a>
&mdash; NewsWire 🇱🇰 (@NewsWireLK) <a href="https://twitter.com/NewsWireLK/status/1541065306403004416?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 26, 2022</a></blockquote>
For days, many drivers have been lining up and even sleeping in their vehicles on the main roads close to petrol stations, where they are waiting to be issued with tokens, which are highly needed in order to get any fuel, however it is said that most petrol stations are only issuing around 150 tokens at a time, thus making it harder for those in the back of the line, who despite waiting for days, will most likely not get the chance to refuel their vehicles.
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Malaysia facing rising fuel prices as well
Of course, the increase of fuel prices is a common occurrence, as almost the entire world, including &nbsp;Malaysia have experienced their local fuel costs going up in the past year, and naturally many Malaysians (event the super-rich) are feeling the pinch of the expensive fuel prices.
The government recently announced in a statement that they will be maintaining the ceiling prices of RON95 at RM 2.05 per litre, RON97 at RM4.84 per litre, and as for diesel, it will remain at RM 2.15 per litre. These retail fuel prices will be effective from June 30th 2022 until July&nbsp; 6th 2022.
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Harga Runcit Produk Petroleum Bagi Tempoh 30 Jun 2022 Hingga 6 Julai 2022. <a href="https://t.co/NnOOxYYWPE">pic.twitter.com/NnOOxYYWPE</a>
&mdash; Ministry of Finance🇲🇾 (@MOFmalaysia) <a href="https://twitter.com/MOFmalaysia/status/1542071174103871488?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 29, 2022</a></blockquote>
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Do share your thoughts on the increase of fuel prices, and let us know in the comments.
*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, BBC &amp; various cross references for context.
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Sri Lanka faces its worst economic crisis, as it halts all fuel sales for the upcoming weeks.

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Never-Ending Long Queues As Sri Lanka Faces Fuel Crisis

Recently the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS) Youth Chief, Ahmad Fadhli Saari has been hit with hard criticisms over his visit to a cinema in Kuala Lumpur in support of the premier of the local film &ldquo;Mat Kilau&rdquo;.
Read: <a href="https://myc.com.my/articles/1372/pas-youth-chief-slammed-for-double-standards-after-visiting-cinema-to-watch-mat-kilau">PAS Youth Chief Slammed For Double Standards After Visiting Cinema To Watch &ldquo;Mat Kilau&rdquo;</a>
As some of you may know the state of Kelantan does not have a single cinema as the party rules PAS had deemed it a source of maksiat (social ills).
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1656656239/unsigned/g9fcw9wpfjkvls62fw51.jpg" />
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According to the state Deputy Menteri besar, Datuk Mohd Amar Abdullah, the state has not received any complains about the absence of cinemas in the state over the last 30 years of rulership under PAS. He even stated that the people of the state don&rsquo;t think that a cinema is a necessity for them.
&ldquo;We (the PAS government) discussed at length the pros and cons of cinema during the time of (former menteri besar) Tok Guru (the late Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat) based on the circumstances and needs. So, we decided not to allow cinemas (to operate in Kelantan) and that is our stand,&rdquo; he said during an interview with YouTuber Feng Ren Guan.
Watch the interview below:
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Why go to a cinema when you have Netflix?
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One thing he argued is stating that those in Kelantan don&rsquo;t require a cinema as they can watch movies via steaming services or other platforms online.
But when you think of this, wouldn&rsquo;t streaming movies via Netflix be worse for those who are religious in Kelantan as some Netflix if not most movies and shows do not have any censorship. 
Even netizens argued the logic behind it and asked who had answered the survey as some seem to be unaware of it.
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tapi netflix lagi banyak scene yang pelik tanpa sebarang tapisan. netflix, kalau kata movie 18+ tu, takde nya tara2 movie 18+ yang dkt cinema. lepastu kata 'tiada permintaan dari rakyat kelantan'. masalahnya, mmg ada buat survei ke? kalau ada, survei tu siapa yang jawab? 🫠 <a href="https://t.co/gcjZDBJIqV">https://t.co/gcjZDBJIqV</a>
&mdash; tims (@dobbynuddin) <a href="https://twitter.com/dobbynuddin/status/1542648128939372544?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 30, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Internet lajuuuuuuu ke kat Klate? Lagipun mana boleh tgk Netflix, &ldquo;larō&rdquo;. Tu pun x tahu ke? Kata lebai, dahi tu smpi itam dah haaa 🙄🤭
&mdash; ♡ Call me n.a.e.i. ♡ (@sadcat23) <a href="https://twitter.com/sadcat23/status/1542404218463854592?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 30, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Oh, so it&rsquo;s not really about &lsquo;syariah&rsquo; but business. Say early early.
&mdash; Syaza Shukri (@syazashukri) <a href="https://twitter.com/syazashukri/status/1542478203494666240?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 30, 2022</a></blockquote>

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While scrolling around social media, some people have voiced out their opinions and hope to vote out PAS in the next GE15 but this will be a hard thing to achieve since they have been ruling for the last 30 years. 
What are your thoughts on the statement? Let us know in the comments.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, Sinar Harian, Feng Ren Guan &amp; various cross references for context.
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Kelantan Deputy MB states Netflix is enough to keep one entertained. But wouldn't that defeat the purpose since it has unfiltered films?

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Cinemas #Haram In Kelantan? No Problem, There’s Always Netflix

&nbsp;If you&rsquo;re one to like alcohol, more specifically beer, trust me you&rsquo;ll probably want to try or even maybe avoid this drink when you&rsquo;re in Singapore.
&ldquo;NEWBrew&rdquo; is no ordinary beer out of Singapore and what get it standing out from the crowd. Unlike most beers, NEWBrew is made with recycled sewage!
<img src="https://c.tenor.com/JePYC-e5DRcAAAAC/spit-beer.gif" />
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You heard me. The beverage is a collaboration between the country&rsquo;s national water agency, PUB&lt; and local craft brewery Brewerkz. The drink was initially unveiled at a water conference back in 2018 and had finally gone on sale at Brewerkz outlets and supermarkets in April 2022.
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1656647521/unsigned/lu49wnbmg6uqnkafki8c.jpg" />
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A customer who purchased the beverage mentioned that he couldn&rsquo;t even tell that it was made out of toilet water. In fact, he even said he wouldn&rsquo;t mind having the drink in the fridge. &ldquo;I mean, it tastes just like beer, and I like beer&rdquo;.
How is this possible?
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Since Singapore is a small country, many of their recourses are coming from recyclable items. NEWBrew uses NEWater which is a brand of water recycled from sewage water around the island. &nbsp;
The recycled water process has been going on since 2003 as it helps improve the island&rsquo;s water security. The whole purpose of introducing the beer is also to help educate Singaporeans on the importance of sustainable water use and recycling.
The idea first sparked when the world&rsquo;s supply of fresh water had been under stress as up to 2.7 billion people find water scarce for at least one month a year. But as time went by, the idea of recycling sewage water had been largely accepted to overcome the water crisis.
Did you know that other than Singapore, countries like Israel have also incorporated such methods and cities such as London and Los Angeles are slowly starting to do something similar.
Don&rsquo;t worry, the water you&rsquo;re drinking has gone through a tedious disinfecting process which involves ultraviolet light passing through the liquids advance membranes to remove the contaminant particles. Once the process is over, the out outcome is just purely water and water is a key essential towards the chemical reactions that happen when the beer is being brewed.
Other brands also using recycled sewage
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NEWBrew are not the only ones using recycled sewage for their beer but companies such as Nya Carnegie who are paired with Carlsberg and IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute are planning to launch a pilsner with purified sewage soon. In Canada, researchers from the University of Calgary and US Water Technology company Xylem are also in works of rolling out their very own version of a recycled sewage water beer.
Are people convinced that using recycled sewage is the way to go?
<img src="https://cdn1.myc.com.my/image/upload/v1656647612/unsigned/mcj9vkkmm79cubmmsfvq.jpg" />
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So far, not really. The thing with the stigma of thinking recycled sewage water still disgusts many people. A Singaporean student mentioned that there&rsquo;s many other beers around and he&rsquo;d rather pick something made out of normal water.
Meanwhile, others who had personally tried the beer themselves said that they wouldn&rsquo;t of even guessed that the beer was made out of recycled sewage water. They enjoyed the taste as it was refreshing and light which made it perfect for the tropical climate in Singapore.
If you&rsquo;re still in Singapore, you better be quick as the brewery expects the stocks to run out by the end of July as their first batch has completely been sold out. The brewer also says that they will assess the market response first before deciding if they&rsquo;ll make another batch of the beer.
At first thought, it sounds bad but when you really think of it, modern technology can definitely eliminate all the bacteria out of the sewage water and it&rsquo;s safe to consume. Like if it wasn&rsquo;t safe, people wouldn&rsquo;t have implemented it in the first place am I right?
So, what&rsquo;s your opinion on beer or even water made from recycled sewage?
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, Bloomberg &amp; various cross references for context.
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When living in the busy city, we can&rsquo;t help to think that we need more greenery within the city. When you look at most major cities, there&rsquo;s at least either one large section of green such as Central Park in New York City or even a park within the city such as the Lake Gardens Park or Taman Tugu right here in KL.
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If you&rsquo;re one to go outdoors a lot or perhaps go to Bangsar often, you may have seen a place called Kebun-Kebun Bangsar which is a community garden within the city. It&rsquo;s situated along Lorong Bukit Pantai, Bangsar, where there&rsquo;s Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) electric pylons.
In fact, Kebun-Kebun Bangsar is violating their temporary occupancy license (TOL) for their nursery purpose as they had just been slapped with an eviction notice by the Federal Territory office of the department of the director-general of lands and mines (JKPTG).
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The post was shared via their Instagram page where the notice was dated 23 June 2022 where they are in violation of Section 425 (1) of the National Land Code for using land located underneath high-voltage power lines owned and maintained by TNB without permission.
The violation states that they can be fined RM500,000 and jailed for five years if they fail to comply and remove all structures on the property. Additionally, the office states that they will not be entertaining any appeals after sending out the notice.
Violation of terms of license
Malay Mail reported that the office stands by the decision to evict the garden after violating the TOL. According to Datuk Muhammad Yasir from JKPTG, the office does encourage the gardening efforts but they are still required to abide by stipulated conditions.
&ldquo;Conditions for approved nurseries include the types of crops and no permanent structures are allowed under power lines, according to technical specifications from Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB),&rdquo; said Yasir.
The eviction notice also comes by written and verbal complaints submitted by the residents of the area due to the garden rearing live stock within the property. The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) had ordered the garden to remove the animals back in 2020 as the chickens, ducks and sheep within the property had caused the to be full of flies, noise disturbances from the animals as well as odour pollution within the housing area.
Hopes for Kebun-Kebun Bangsar to continue on running
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62-year-old Ng Sek San who founded the community garden had thanked all of those who helped maintained the garden which was backed by the DBKL on a two-year license. &nbsp;However, he failed to realise that the city did not extend their license beyond 2018 and only came to know about it when they received the eviction notice.
Although several letters of appeal were submitted to the relevant authorities, there had been no avail. Even 19 out of 20 of the residents who live adjacent to the garden had supported them.
&ldquo;Every week, thousands come to our farm to acquaint themselves with nature. We want to be left alone to do our work peacefully. It must be protected and safeguarded by everyone, including City Hall and the other authorities.&rdquo; he said.
Farm praised by Prime Minister
Just recently before the eviction notice, Prime Minister Dato&rsquo; Sri Ismail Sabri Yaakob had praised the farm as fruits, vegetable and flowers have been harvested from the land and been distributed to those in need within the community as well as soup kitchens.
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Saya berharap komitmen kerajaan terhadap agenda hijau dapat disemai di semua peringkat untuk generasi masa depan Keluarga Malaysia.
&mdash; Ismail Sabri (@IsmailSabri60) <a href="https://twitter.com/IsmailSabri60/status/1533427316658909184?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 5, 2022</a></blockquote>

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Additionally, the garden within the city had played a role to educate society on the effects of climate change.
Following the eviction threat, Ng fears that future volunteers will be driven away and it will be harder to maintain the garden if they are able to continue so.
It&rsquo;s hard to come by good things in life and sometimes I question, why can&rsquo;t authorities give a bit of slack and also talk it out with those occupying the land. At least they didn&rsquo;t build a full-on building on the property as a garden which helps supply the community is much more beneficial. 
I guess we&rsquo;ll have to wait and see what will happen to the garden but let&rsquo;s hope it&rsquo;s here to stay.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media, Free Malaysia Today, Kebun-Kebun Bangsar &amp; various cross references for context.
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The garden owner didn’t know that their occupancy license was not renewed until he got the eviction notice. 

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