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Utusan Malaysia, the nation’s oldest Malay language daily, will officially cease operations today, after a prolonged financial crisis that saw its workers protest it over unpaid wages.

In Mumbai, Police from the city and Satara swung into action on being alerted about a possible double murder and suicide attempt by a Ghatpkopar resident on Wednesday. They managed to track the 37-year-old private taxi driver on the state highway, but it was too late to save his children whose bodies were found in the boot of the car.

Moving back to Kuala Lumpur, The Shared Prosperity Vision 2030 that has been proposed by Mahatir himself is the appropriate plan for the current state of Malaysia’s economy, former Bloomberg executive editor Daniel Moss said.

That’s all from me. Again, I’m Czei Yen. Thank you for watching TU Breaking News.

Good Evening, My name is Zaim with the daily news. 

 

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On today's news, an investment scam operating in Georgetown Penang was busted by the Royal Malaysian police. A total of 79 Chinese nationals were caught red handed during the operation spearheaded by the police.

 

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For sports news, the rugby world cup match between England and France is set to be cancelled due to expected landfall of Typhoon Hagibis. Official confirmation of the cancellation will be provided by world Rugby on Thursday at 04.00 BST.

 

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Meanwhile in the Canada and some US states, this was the year when cannabis stocks were supposed to take off but shares of all 🤬 stocks are down. the signing of the farm bill by president trump had the potential to boost CBD sales hasn’t helped as much as investors hoped.

 

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That is all for today, thanks for watching to our news.

1.First of all, let us look at the local news. 
An unfortunate accident happened in Ipoh this morning resulting in the death of a 3-year-old boy. His body was found in a manhole.The boy was killed after falling into the manhole when he was playing with his brothers at the compound. 
It was believed that the cover of the manhole had been removed the day before by the children who were playing at the site.
A spokesman from the Perak Fire and Rescue Department said the firemen had to use a pump to remove the sewage to recover the victim’s body.

2.Here is an updated news for Hong Kong protests. 
Hong Kong is endeavoring for the repair since the weekend. The city's metro is now partially operating with seriously destructive infrastructure after overnight protests.
Hong Kong’s rail operator, MTR Corp, said most of the traffic network were forced to be temporarily closed, due to “serious vandalism”.
MTR also announced that the metro will shut down on Saturday and least function on Sunday. The operation would end at 6pm, which is more than four hours earlier than normal for the repair.
As you can see, present-day Hong Kong is facing unprecedented recession due to the protests.

3. According to the California-based climate institute Berkeley Earth, almost 400 all-time high temperatures were set in the northern hemisphere over the summer.
In the duration from 1 May to 30 August this year, the records were broken in 29 countries. France set an all-time high-temperature of 46C. 
Elsewhere, more than 30 all-time records were broken in the US, according to the Berkeley Earth data. In Japan, where 11 people who died as a result of the summer heatwave, 10 all-time temperature record highs were set.
The increasing number of record high temperatures are a part of the long-term trend of global warming, said Dr Rohde.
"As the Earth warms, it has become easier for weather stations to set new all-time records.  In the past, we would usually only see about 2% of weather stations recording a new record high in any given year," he explained.
That’s all of the news for today. We meet again at the same time and same channel. Thank you for your attention and goodbye.

has discovered seventeen of the newly detected Saturnian moons. 

Hence, Saturn is now being recognised as the new "moon king" of our solar system,

more than the previous “moon king”, Jupiter.

00:22 - 00:38 | Video of two dead in Germany synagogue shooting | A gunman has killed 2 people in eastern Germany, Halle 

After attempting to enter a synagogue where dozens were observing a Jewish Holiday of Yom Kippur and live streamed by the gun-man on Twitch. According to the federal prosecutor there are sufficient indications for a possible right-wing  motive

00:39 - 01:05 | Video of Finance Minister, Lim Guan Eng during parliament meeting| Malaysia's Pakatan Harapan (PH) promised to reduce the burden of citizens and introduce  changes while campaigning for the May 2018 general election. Finance minister Lim Guan Eng said to reduce the budget from 3.7% in 2018 to 2.8% in 2021, the administration undertook a consolidation path. 

The Malaysian government will present its 2020 budget on Oct 11.

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0:019 - 0:30  | Good Afternoon, my name is Indira Fachjar. And I’m Alexandria Goh. Today we will be uncovering the mystery of the walnut filled trunk, Allyson Felix’s extraordinary victory and Dr. Mahathir’s agenda. 

0:31 - 0:48 | In Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, over 200 walnuts were found packed in a car trunk. Holly Persic noticed a burning smell and odd sound coming from the car. In popping the hood, she found more than 200 walnuts stored in the trunk. Chris Persic, her husband assumes it may be squirrels prepping for the winter. Well that’s nuts.

0:48 - 1:13 | Allyson Felix topped Usain Bolt’s record for winning the most medals last weekend in Doha, Qatar. She underwent an emergency C-Section last August birthing her daughter 2 months early. Allyson and her daughter, Camryn, nearly hit rock bottom when her daughter was kept in the NICU for 29 days. Through it all, her now healthy daughter of 10 months, Camryn, was there to witness history being made.

1:14 - 1:28 | And now, onto Dr. Mahathir plans for utusan workers to be rehired. It’s being said that they will work under a new company, Aurora Mulia. The staff are told to cease their operations, due to the shut down of Utusan. There are 800 workers now, but only 60 workers are to be re-hired. More updates will be coming to you soon.

1:28 - 1:33 | That’s all from us, onto Jim for the weather.

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You are now watching the 8 o’clock news with Kris.

Hello and good morning. Highlight of the news today are 

Private sector support sought to conserve heritage buildings in KL

Mystery oil spills blot more than 130 Brazilian beaches

Joker: Tragic Clown Prince of Crime will put a smile on your face

Private sector, PAM, is in full support to conserve heritage buildings in the heart of our city centre. The Malaysian Institute of Architects has agreed to aid the government in terms of ideas and finance to refurbish the historical sites. This is after Kuala Lumpur’s Mayor, Dato’ Nor Hisham confessed that such help from private sector is much needed. PAM’s president, Lillian Tay, believes that there should be room for development while still preserving these important buildings. The Sultan Abdul Samad Building and Panggung Bandaraya are a couple of priorities the two parties view as assets. PAM has already started working on guidelines for the heritage buildings while awaiting the green light to initiate refurbishments.

The mysterious oil patches began to stain more than 130 Brazilian beaches in early September. Project Tamar, a group dedicated to the protection of sea turtles said that the oil spills were “the worst environmental tragedy” it has encountered since its formation in 1980. 

Brazil’s president, Bolsonaro has mentioned that the oil is from the result of a shipwrecked oil tanker.He added “It appears to be a criminal. This could have been dumped at sea.”

Alongside, Environment Minister Ricardo Salles said that the government’s priority is “to act quickly to remove what is on land and to deepen the investigation to find the origin”. 

Maria Christina Araujo, an oceanographer warned that the spills could harm the region’s economy due to the coastal ecosystem of northeastern Brazil that is very fragile. 

The tourists are no longer going to the beaches even after more than 100 tonnes of oil has been removed from the beaches in the northeast. 

On Monday evening, Bolsonaro said Brazilian authorities had identified a country in which the oil could have come from.

Written in Fleck’s joke journal is the line, “The worst part of having a mental illness is people expect you to behave as if you don’t.” 

Joker has now earned nearly $300 million in few days of domestic play. 

By the theme of how society tends to treat those with mental health issues is apparent throughout the movie.

At the start of the film, Fleck, is a good-natured but socially awkward and severely depressed man who just wants to make people laugh. He was physically brutalised and emotionally abused because of his uncontrollable laughing condition.

Highlight of the movie, the acting of Joaquin Pheonix, whose bitter tears flow through his laughter, laughing and crying, producing goose pump for the audience. 

As though his life could not be any worse, reality bites hard in the form of mind-breaking revelations and a terrible split-second decision on one fateful night.

During a particularly intense scene, a victim does point out that there are still good people out there in the world. As joker would eventually find his enemy and match in the noble, BATMAN.Ultimately though, as the newly born Joker leaves Gotham in a state of carnage, it becomes clear the city is in dire need of a Batman to save it. 

Themes on life’s harsh realities interspersed throughout the film, and it does leave audiences with something to think about.
Joker is definitely not a film to be missed as it offers a darkly intriguing explanation of Joker’s murderous insanity. 

That has been KWF News with Kris. Thank you.

00:39-01:03 First off, police have arrested a suspect in the death of an octogenarian in Ampang Jaya last month. According to Ampang Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Noor Azmi Yusoff said the 27-year-old suspect was caught at an apartment in Puchong Jaya at around 7.30pm on Wednesday (Oct 9).

01:04-01:31 Secondly, private cars used for e-hailing business will not be classified as commercial vehicles in ownership grants after conversion to “AH” code. The Transport Minister said the special code given to vehicles used for e-hailing is only for the Road Transport Department’s (JPJ) administrative purposes and does not affect the car’s official status.

01:32-01:51 Finally, 29 people were injured and taken to hospital during anti-government protests across Hong Kong on Monday. More than 240 people were arrested, with 77 seized over the new anti-mask law, which came into effect on Saturday.

01:52-01:55 That’s all for the news today, have a great day ahead.

A combination of heavy rains and high tides brought flash floods to several low-lying areas on the Penang mainland and Baling in Kedah on Tuesday night. Seberang Prai City Council mayor Datuk Rozali Mohamud said: “The water rose between 5.30pm and 7.30pm, but decreased moments after the rain stopped at night.” 

145 people were evacuated to temporary relief centres in Baling after their homes were inundated. Baling district Social Welfare Department officer Shamsul Izrin Isahak said it was the second time in a week that the area was flooded after last Saturday.

Shamsul also said that all the victims were moved to a safe place and provided with necessities including blankets, towels, T-shirts and food.

Going to international news, we have “K-pop star ignites bra-free debate: ‘Going braless is one’s freedom’.

Today, former member of girl group f(x) Sulli appeared on the variety show JTBC’s Night of Hate Comments. For the first time officially, she addresses the “bra-free” issue, saying “going braless is one’s freedom.”

Two days ago,, Sulli has uploaded photographs and videos of herself on social media without undergarment, receiving both criticism and support. “When I upload my photos without a bra, people talk about it a lot. I could have been scared. But I didn’t because I thought it would be nice if more people could discard their prejudices,” she said.

Though going braless may be the norm in some parts of the world, in Korea, it is still controversial.

Sport news. Professional footballer Aaron Ramsey will not be playing in Wales’ Euro qualifier in Slovakia on Friday as he continues to recover from his muscle injury. His manager Ryan Giggs told reporters that he just had a little bit of tightness in his adductor from last week and he has a chance for the next qualifier at home to Croatia on Sunday. We hope for his speedy recovery and will be able to get back on the field soon.

That’s all for today. Thank you for watching 555 HaHaHa News.

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Welcome, you are watching the Sushi News at 2.30pm on channel 321. 

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Good afternoon, this is Angelyn. 

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Earlier today, the government is considering to ban vapes and e-cigarettes. 

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ban vapes and e-cigarettes. 

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In Japan, the country is currently... 

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...facing its worst natural disaster in 60 years. It named Typhoon Hagibis, and it caused the city drowned in flood. 

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However, from the footage of the flood from Japan...

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...We can clearly see that the flood water is unbelievably  clean, not even a single garbage can be seen floating.

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In fact the water is so clean that even the ground could be seen. This is a testament to Japan’s strict and effective policies on waste management. 

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Lee Chong Wei expresses hope he will return to the Olympics next year with a gold medal as Malaysia’s Chef-de- Mission. At the same time, he personally presented RM1.4 million to...

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...Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM). 

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Through the Lee Chong Wei foundation, he also donated RM600,000 to the National Sports Council to help Malaysian athletes prepare for the Olympics.

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That’s all for the news today, hope you have a good day, I’m Angelyn and thank you for watching. 

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The drivers expressed their dissatisfaction with the Transport Ministry's decision to change their vehicle's code to 'A H', which denotes that it is a "private e-hailing" car.
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00:54-01:17 Moving on to the sports news, The Youth and Sports Minister,Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman made the call in Parliament after revealing that his ministry had just received only part of the allocation for eSports. He hopes that the government will not delay disbursement of allocation for eSports development under Budget 2020.
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