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Malaysians love fake news

Lord Randall Voldemort — Sat, 01 Aug 2020 15:16:04 +0800

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Fake news: Viral WhatsApp message on new SOPs for recovery MCO not true

PETALING JAYA: A viral message shared on WhatsApp with regard to the transportation, face mask usage as well as eateries' standard operating procedures (SOPs) for Aug 1 onwards is fake news.

In a notice by the National Security Council (MKN), it confirmed that the message being spread on the social messaging application is fake.

The viral message on WhatsApp, among other things, had claimed that if there was more than one person in a car from different households, everyone must wear a face mask.

It also noted that only two persons can be in a small vehicle like a Perodua Axia to ensure that there was "social distancing" while bigger vehicles such as SUVs had to ensure that there was a seat in between that is left empty.

Meanwhile, the message had also claimed that for SOPs in eateries, a small table can only be seated by two persons while a bigger table can only seat four.

With the wearing of face masks made mandatory in public spaces effective Aug 1, the viral message claimed that people had to keep their mask on while they were waiting for their food, talking, using their mobile phones as well as when reading the newspaper.

It also claimed that the face masks are not allowed to be placed under the chin, hanging on the ear or on the table but must be placed in a pocket or handbag.

Police is bias

Lord Randall Voldemort — Tue, 28 Jul 2020 17:44:49 +0800

They only go to F&B shops to give summons, but large gathering is allowed. They didn't do anything at all.

Our police is damn useless. Only dare to kacau F&B places, but never dare to touch UMNO people. who no balls ah?

India's PM says India proven the world wrong

Lord Randall Voldemort — Tue, 28 Jul 2020 00:02:33 +0800

India's PM says the country's fight against Covid-19 has proven the world wrong

(CNN)Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has claimed that his country's response to the pandemic has defied global expectations.

"The way Indians came together to fight against coronavirus in the last few months, we have proved the world wrong," Modi said Sunday, while delivering his monthly radio address to the nation.

India has the third-highest number of virus cases worldwide, with more than 1.3 million recorded instances of Covid-19 and 32,060 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University.

Modi claimed the coronavirus recovery rate was better in India than in other countries but warned that the threat of the disease remained.

"We need to remain vigilant. We have to remember that coronavirus is still as dangerous as it was in the beginning," he added.

India on Sunday recorded 48,661 new cases. The situation is particularly severe in Delhi, the country's worst-hit city.

Research conducted by India's National Center for Disease Control suggests that nearly one in four residents in Delhi have contracted the virus.

On June 12, India's Supreme Court published a scathing report on the Delhi state government's handling of Covid-19 and its treatment of the dead. The Indian government has since ramped up testing in the area and added hospital beds, including thousands in converted train coaches.

India's government placed the country under lockdown on March 25, when it only had 519 cases and 10 deaths.

But the restrictions placed many of the country's citizens in an impossible position. Thousands of daily wage earners were left without jobs or food -- and many made lengthy and sometimes fatal trips back home to distant states.

When restrictions were partially eased on May 30, India had more than 180,000 cases -- and rising.

Among those who have contracted the disease is the chief minister of the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who said on Saturday that he had tested positive for the virus.

"My dear countrymen, I was having Covid-19 symptoms and, after a test, my report came back positive. I am following all the guidelines and will quarantine myself based on doctor's advice," Chouhan said in a series of tweets.

He also appealed to colleagues and individuals to take precautions to avoid infection and urged those who had come into contact with him to get tested.

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When can shops open 24 hours?

Lord Randall Voldemort — Mon, 13 Jul 2020 23:58:17 +0800

Sigh.. late night feeling hungry, but semua sudah tutup. I wonder when only the gov will allow shops to open anytime.

Food Ranger in Malaysia

Lord Randall Voldemort — Fri, 19 Jun 2020 19:43:51 +0800

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Anyone tried the shop before? Wong Mei Kee.. got that good or not?

The Girl Who Sees "Them"

Lord Randall Voldemort — Sun, 14 Jun 2020 15:33:36 +0800

This manga is really good. Something different. A bit of a supernatural and creepiness and some comedies too.

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Mieruko-Chan: The Girl That Sees "Them" is a Horror Comedy by Izumi Tomoki, originally published on Pixiv.

Miko Yotsuya is a completely ordinary Japanese high school girl. She goes to school, hangs out with her best friend Hana, and tries not to attract the attention of various horrifying ghosts and spirits that seem to haunt her hometown, creatures that no one else she knows can see.

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Why bikers never let car pass?

Lord Randall Voldemort — Sat, 06 Jun 2020 12:38:05 +0800

Whenever a car wants to merge or change lane, other cars will slowdown or stop to let people merge or change lane. However, there motors will continue to split lanes or pass by without stopping or slowing down. Why is that? Why a big car or even lorry can slowdown, but a small motor unable to slowdown? Is it harder to slowdown with a motor? Motors have a faster momentum, so takes longer to slowdown?