Malaysia, 27 February 2026 – Hunan TV International, Mango TV, and KMA Production are championing cultural exchange between Hunan and Malaysia through a series of high-impact initiatives in Johor. The collaboration aims to showcase Malaysia’s cultural richness while celebrating the 52-year diplomatic relationship between the two countries. By integrating traditional Malaysian culture, Nanyang cuisine, and scenic landscapes into the “Let’s Go Malaysia” programme, the project fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of cross-cultural connections.
The collaboration also includes live events, workshops, and interactive cultural experiences at the Hunan–Malaysia Expo, allowing audiences to witness firsthand the synergy of Chinese and Malaysian traditions. Joint sessions between cultural experts and artisans emphasize the shared values and aesthetics of both regions, strengthening ties in tourism, education, and arts. This initiative highlights the transformative power of media in bridging cultures and generating global awareness of Malaysia’s diverse heritage.
Tourism Malaysia is celebrating the launch of Juneyao Airlines’ inaugural direct flight connecting Sunan Shuofang International Airport in Wuxi to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) on 20 March 2026, marking a significant step in enhancing air connectivity between Malaysia and emerging Chinese cities.
The new HO1563 flight, operated with a state-of-the-art Airbus A320neo, will operate three times weekly on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Commencing on 19 March 2026, the service departs Wuxi at 22:55 and arrives in Kuala Lumpur at approximately 02:50.
This route represents Juneyao Airlines’ expansion beyond its Shanghai network, improving travel links between the two countries and providing easier access for travellers connecting to other Malaysian destinations, including Tawau and Penang. By February 2026, Malaysia is connected to 30 cities in China, with major airports such as KLIA, Penang International Airport, and Kota Kinabalu International Airport collectively operating 871 weekly flights.
“The introduction of this direct flight from Wuxi to Kuala Lumpur demonstrates the growing momentum in Malaysia–China tourism. This route not only strengthens air travel between the two nations but also opens opportunities for more visitors from Wuxi and surrounding areas to experience Malaysia’s rich culture, vibrant attractions, and unique travel offerings,” said Mr. Mohd Amirul Rizal Abdul Rahim, Director General of Tourism Malaysia.
The inaugural passengers were warmly sent off at Sunan Shuofang International Airport, in a ceremony led by Mr. Aaron Gan, Director of Tourism Malaysia Shanghai, alongside Juneyao Airlines representatives. Upon arrival in Malaysia, they were greeted by Ms. Noriah Jaafar, Senior Deputy Director of Tourism Malaysia, together with the airline team.
China remains one of Malaysia’s top source markets. In 2025, the country welcomed 4.7 million Chinese visitors, a 25.1 per cent increase from the previous year, highlighting strong recovery and sustained demand for travel. With this direct connection, tourists, business travellers, and organised tour groups now enjoy more convenient access, reinforcing Kuala Lumpur as a key gateway for aviation and tourism.
This new service aligns with the goals of Visit Malaysia 2026 (VM2026), expanding international access and strengthening Kuala Lumpur’s position as a regional hub. The improved connectivity is expected to encourage repeat visits, boost tourism spending, and further highlight Malaysia as a destination renowned for its diverse culture, cuisine, shopping, and experiences.
Tourism Malaysia also extends its gratitude to Juneyao Airlines for their continued support and partnership, looking forward to closer collaboration to promote Malaysia’s attractions to travellers from Wuxi and across China in support of VM2026.
Paydibs Sdn Bhd (“Paydibs”), gerbang pembayaran yang memberi fokus kepada peniaga di Malaysia, telah menjalin kerjasama strategik dengan Great Eastern General Insurance (Malaysia) Berhad (“Great Eastern”) bagi memperkenalkan penyelesaian insurans bersepadu yang direka khusus untuk menyokong perusahaan mikro, kecil dan sederhana (PMKS). Di Malaysia, PKS merangkumi kira-kira 97% daripada keseluruhan perniagaan, menyumbang sekitar 39% kepada KDNK dan menyediakan 48% daripada jumlah pekerjaan. Walaupun mempunyai peranan penting dalam ekonomi, banyak PKS masih kekurangan perlindungan insurans yang mencukupi, sekali gus mendedahkan mereka kepada risiko operasi.
Melalui kerjasama ini, perlindungan insurans terpilih akan digabungkan bersama terminal pembayaran Paydibs, iaitu penyelesaian pembayaran fizikal yang membolehkan peniaga menerima pembayaran digital. Dengan mengintegrasikan insurans dalam ekosistem terminal tersebut, peniaga yang menggunakan pembayaran digital dapat menikmati perlindungan perniagaan yang praktikal dan disesuaikan untuk keperluan operasi harian mereka. Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Paydibs, Tee Kean Kang, berkata kerjasama ini mencerminkan peranan platform fintech yang semakin berkembang dalam menyokong PMKS lebih daripada sekadar menyediakan perkhidmatan pembayaran. Beliau menekankan bahawa masa depan pemerkasaan peniaga terletak pada pembinaan ekosistem perniagaan yang bersepadu, di mana akses kepada kestabilan, perlindungan, dan alat pengurusan risiko sama penting dengan kemampuan menerima pembayaran.
Ramai peniaga kecil masih tidak mempunyai perlindungan insurans yang mencukupi kerana produk insurans tradisional dianggap rumit atau kurang relevan dengan operasi harian perniagaan. Melalui inisiatif ini, Paydibs dan Great Eastern berhasrat merapatkan jurang tersebut dengan menyepadukan perlindungan ke dalam ekosistem pembayaran, sekaligus memudahkan akses kepada insurans melalui alat yang sedia digunakan oleh peniaga. Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif Great Eastern, Jeremy Yeap, menyatakan bahawa perusahaan kecil merupakan tulang belakang ekonomi Malaysia, namun ramai yang masih kurang dilindungi daripada risiko harian. Dengan bekerjasama dengan Paydibs, mereka dapat menjadikan insurans lebih mudah diakses, relevan, dan praktikal, membantu peniaga beroperasi dengan lebih yakin serta memberi tumpuan kepada pertumbuhan.
Insurans ini menggabungkan perlindungan asas dalam satu pakej menyeluruh, termasuk kerosakan tidak sengaja kepada premis perniagaan akibat kebakaran, banjir atau pecah masuk, kehilangan wang tunai semasa dalam transit atau disimpan di premis, liabiliti berkaitan majikan, serta gangguan operasi yang tidak dijangka. Dari perspektif peniaga, perlindungan ini disepadukan sebagai sebahagian daripada penawaran terminal Paydibs, membolehkan mereka menikmati perlindungan tanpa perlu melalui proses permohonan insurans berasingan. Great Eastern menyediakan kepakaran underwriting, pemantauan tadbir urus, dan keupayaan penstrukturan produk bagi memastikan program ini kekal mampan dan diurus dengan baik dalam jangka panjang.
Kerjasama ini juga menyokong strategi lebih luas Paydibs dalam menyediakan penyelesaian menyeluruh untuk peniaga, termasuk penerimaan pembayaran, pembayaran keluar, dan pembiayaan perniagaan, sekaligus mengukuhkan peranan syarikat sebagai rakan infrastruktur perniagaan bagi PMKS. Dengan mengintegrasikan perlindungan dalam aliran kerja perniagaan sedia ada, program ini membantu mengurangkan halangan kepada penggunaan insurans serta merapatkan jurang perlindungan dalam kalangan peniaga yang kurang mendapat perkhidmatan. Untuk maklumat lanjut, sila layari https://paydibs.com/.
Pusat Perubatan Sunway, Bandar Sunway (SMC) akan menganjurkan Karnival Health Living SunMed 2026, sebuah acara komuniti berasaskan kesihatan, pada Ahad, 26 April 2026, dari jam 10 pagi hingga 4 petang bertempat di Lobi Menara D, SMC. Bertemakan “Kesihatan Lebih Baik. Kehidupan Lebih Bermakna” (Better Health. Better Life), karnival ini bertujuan memupuk gaya hidup sihat, memperkasakan penjagaan kesihatan melalui langkah pencegahan, dan meningkatkan kesejahteraan komuniti. Ia juga menyediakan peluang kepada individu dan keluarga untuk mengambil langkah praktikal meningkatkan kesihatan secara menyeluruh dalam suasana interaktif dan menyeronokkan.
Data terkini menunjukkan bahawa tahap kesihatan dan kesejahteraan rakyat Malaysia memerlukan perhatian serius, terutamanya berkaitan penyakit tidak berjangkit (NCD) yang berpunca daripada faktor gaya hidup. Kadar obesiti kekal tinggi, dengan lebih 2.85 juta kanak-kanak berumur 5 hingga 19 tahun dijangka mengalami berat badan berlebihan atau obes menjelang 2026, selain menjejaskan lebih 32.6% populasi dewasa. Peningkatan prevalens NCD seperti diabetes, penyakit kardiovaskular, dan kanser juga menjadi kebimbangan utama di negara ini.
Sejajar dengan sambutan Hari Kesihatan Sedunia pada bulan April, karnival ini bertujuan meningkatkan kesedaran rakyat Malaysia tentang kepentingan penjagaan kesihatan melalui pencegahan, pendidikan, dan pengamalan gaya hidup sihat. Tan Mei Shin, Pengarah Kanan Pembangunan Perniagaan dan Komunikasi Korporat SMC, berkata bahawa kepentingan pesakit dan komuniti adalah teras utama setiap usaha hospital. Beliau menambah bahawa melalui karnival tahunan ini, SMC berharap dapat memperkasakan rakyat Malaysia untuk mengukuhkan imuniti, mengekalkan kecergasan fizikal, dan mengamalkan gaya hidup aktif, seterusnya menginspirasi komuniti untuk mengutamakan kesejahteraan diri bagi menjalani kehidupan lebih sihat dan bermakna.
Pengunjung karnival berpeluang mengikuti pelbagai saringan dan penilaian kesihatan yang dikendalikan oleh Pusat-Pusat Kecemerlangan SMC, termasuk Analisis Komposisi Badan, Ujian Glukosa Darah dan Kolesterol, Ujian Tekanan Darah Postural, Ujian Ketahanan Sit-to-Stand, dan banyak lagi. Selain itu, pelbagai aktiviti interaktif dan informatif turut disediakan, seperti Cabaran Lightning Reflex, Cabaran Pickleball, Marketplace Hidup Sihat, reruai kesedaran kesihatan, pendengaran dan kanser, sesi kuiz, serta cabutan bertuah.
SMC baru-baru ini diiktiraf sebagai hospital terbaik di Malaysia dalam ranking Hospital Terbaik Dunia Newsweek 2026, menjadikannya tahun kedua berturut-turut menerima penghormatan tersebut. Hospital ini juga dinobatkan sebagai Hospital Terbaik (Hospital of the Year) buat tahun kelima berturut-turut, selain menerima anugerah Inisiatif Hospital Pintar Terbaik (Smart Hospital Initiative of the Year) di Healthcare Asia Awards 2026. Pengiktirafan ini mencerminkan komitmen berterusan hospital dalam memacu kecemerlangan klinikal serta memperkukuh reputasi global dalam keselamatan pesakit dan keberkesanan klinikal.
Institut Jantung Negara (IJN) continues to spearhead Malaysia’s digital healthcare transformation as the first hospital in the country to achieve Stage 7 validation under the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model (EMRAM). Developed by HIMSS, EMRAM is a globally recognized eight-stage framework that assesses how effectively hospitals adopt and integrate Electronic Medical Records (EMR) into clinical practice. The model evaluates not only the implementation of digital systems but also how deeply these systems are embedded in daily workflows to enhance patient safety, clinical documentation, medication management, clinical decision support, data analytics, and paperless operations.
Stage 7 represents the highest level of digital maturity, signifying a fully digital, paperless hospital environment supported by advanced data analytics and robust governance structures. Hospitals validated at this level demonstrate optimized clinical workflows, reduced medical errors, standardized processes, and data-driven decision-making. Achieving Stage 7 requires a rigorous international validation process conducted by HIMSS, including detailed electronic documentation reviews, live system demonstrations, workflow validation, and interviews with clinical teams to ensure digital systems are fully integrated and effectively utilized in patient care.
Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr Mohamed Ezani Md Taib, Chief Executive Officer of IJN, said this milestone reflects the hospital’s long-standing commitment to digital excellence and patient safety. He emphasized that Stage 7 validation confirms that IJN’s digital systems are not only advanced but fully embedded into the delivery of cardiovascular care. The validation empowers clinicians with real-time, accurate information, supporting safer, more efficient, and higher-quality outcomes for patients.
With this achievement, IJN operates in a fully paperless environment where clinical documentation, medication management, and care coordination are seamlessly integrated across the continuum of care. Advanced analytics capabilities enable real-time clinical surveillance, performance monitoring, and continuous quality improvement. Prof. Dato’ Sri Dr Alwi Mohamed Yunus, Director of Health Informatics and Senior Consultant Cardiothoracic Surgeon at IJN, highlighted that reaching Stage 7 demonstrates that digital transformation is deeply embedded within the hospital’s clinical culture.
He added that IJN’s clinical teams are equipped with actionable insights at the point of care, enabling them to continuously refine treatment pathways and improve patient outcomes. As one of a select group of hospitals worldwide to attain EMRAM Stage 7 status, IJN sets a new national benchmark in digital healthcare excellence and reinforces its position as a regional leader in technology-enabled cardiovascular care.
(From L-R) Ms. Emilia Tan (myBatik), Datin Sri Penny Liao (MCCTA), Ms. Vanessa Wan (Beijing Poly Art), Zhou Shuying (National ICH), Mr. Lee Thai Hung (Tourism Malaysia), Mr. Zheng Xuefang (Chinese Embassy), Mr. Zhu Xiaojian (China Cultural Heritage Committee), Ms. Frovar Wang (Beijing Poly Art), Mr. Ng Swee Kheng (Federation of Calligraphy Societies Malaysia), Mr. Lee Han Lim (Malaysian Chinese Cultural Society).
KUALA LUMPUR, 27 February 2026 – Visitors to the “Chain of Civilization – Digital Intangible Cultural Heritage Co-Creation Initiative” can experience heritage like never before, thanks to a series of immersive and interactive installations. Held at LaLaport Bukit Bintang City Centre, the exhibition fuses traditional Chinese paper-cutting with cutting-edge technology, engaging audiences through a multi-sensory experience.
One of the exhibition’s highlights is the “Cube” digital space, where visitors are enveloped by dynamic light projections and animated visuals that bring intricate paper-cut designs to life. Each movement and color detail showcases the elegance and precision of the art form in a digital environment.
At the Master Workstation, the public can observe live demonstrations of sketching, cutting, and coloring techniques. This provides a rare opportunity to witness the craftsmanship in action and understand the painstaking process behind each piece.
Adding a modern twist, the AI Interactive Greeting Card zone allows visitors to create their own digital artwork inspired by paper-cut motifs. Participants can instantly generate personalized digital creations, combining traditional motifs with AI-powered technology. This blend of heritage and interactivity makes the exhibition especially appealing to younger, tech-savvy audiences, fostering deeper engagement and understanding of intangible cultural heritage.
Newer vehicles are undeniably safer, cleaner, and more environmentally responsible. Advances in structural crash protection, braking systems, and active safety technologies have transformed modern cars into far more protective mobility solutions compared to vehicles produced two decades ago. At the same time, improvements in engine efficiency and emissions control have lowered pollutants and greenhouse gas output, aligning with Malaysia’s long-term sustainability goals, including the national commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. In this context, the government’s RM4,000 incentive encouraging owners of vehicles over 20 years old to retire their cars represents a timely and logical intervention.
From a road safety perspective, the rationale is compelling. Vehicles designed more than 20 years ago were built to safety standards that fall well short of today’s expectations. Many lack features such as Electronic Stability Control, comprehensive airbag systems, and modern crash energy management structures, while child safety provisions like ISOFIX anchorages were not universally available. Encouraging the gradual replacement of these ageing vehicles reduces exposure to outdated protection levels and can lower the severity of injuries and fatalities in traffic collisions. Even modest improvements in overall fleet safety can deliver meaningful public health benefits over time.
Environmental considerations provide an equally strong argument. Older vehicles often operate under Euro 2 or earlier emission standards, whereas newer vehicles in Malaysia must meet Euro 4 or Euro 5 requirements. The reduction in harmful pollutants such as nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and particulate matter is significant. As higher-emission legacy vehicles are phased out, urban air quality is expected to improve. While reductions in carbon dioxide vary depending on engine type and usage patterns, newer vehicles generally offer better fuel efficiency and lower emissions per kilometre. Renewing the vehicle fleet therefore complements national climate objectives while improving local environmental conditions.
The economic implications, however, require a more nuanced discussion. Owners of vehicles over 20 years old are often from lower-income households. For many, retaining an older car is driven by necessity rather than choice. These vehicles are typically fully paid, insurance costs are modest, and replacement—even with the RM4,000 incentive—introduces new financing commitments that may strain household cash flow. This concern is valid and highlights the importance of affordability and accessibility within the policy framework.
Yet the financial comparison is rarely as simple as weighing loan repayments against none. Ageing vehicles often carry hidden costs that accumulate over time. Older engines consume more fuel, lose efficiency, and may require frequent oil top-ups. Maintenance intervals shorten, component failures become more frequent, and repairs can be unpredictable. Spare parts may also become harder to source, making proper restoration technically difficult or economically unjustifiable. These ongoing expenses can erode the perceived cost advantage of keeping an older vehicle.
Viewed holistically, upgrading to a newer vehicle can, in the right circumstances, stabilise household mobility expenses. Better fuel efficiency, a lower likelihood of major breakdowns, and fewer unscheduled repairs introduce greater predictability into ownership costs. For households already burdened by high spending on fuel and maintenance, transitioning to fixed monthly instalments may not significantly increase financial pressure.
At the industry level, the initiative has the potential to stimulate new vehicle demand and support Total Industry Volume. The benefits extend beyond manufacturers to the wider automotive ecosystem, including suppliers, dealerships, service networks, insurers, logistics providers, and financial institutions. The multiplier effects across the economy are substantial, reinforcing employment, technological capability, and investment attractiveness.
In conclusion, the RM4,000 vehicle retirement incentive reflects a positive policy direction with clear safety and environmental benefits. Concerns regarding affordability, particularly among lower-income households, should not be ignored. At the same time, the growing operational inefficiencies and repair uncertainties associated with ageing vehicles must also be acknowledged. The long-term success of this initiative will depend on ensuring that the path to safer and cleaner mobility is both encouraged and realistically attainable.
Ir Dr Rifqi Irzuan Abdul Jalal is an Associate Professor at the School of Engineering, Faculty of Innovation and Technology, Taylor’s University, specialising in vehicle technology, electrification, and mobility systems. He also serves as an Executive Committee member of the Society of Automotive Engineers Malaysia.
Penjadualan semula konsert “For You Nourul” ke 30 Mei 2026 bukan sekadar perubahan tarikh, tetapi mencerminkan perjalanan baharu dalam kehidupan Nourul Depp sebagai artis dan usahawan. Lebih menarik, konsert ini kini dianjurkan sepenuhnya oleh syarikat miliknya sendiri, ND Entertainment, selepas mengambil alih penganjuran daripada pihak terdahulu.
Nourul menjelaskan bahawa keputusan ini hadir daripada keinginan untuk meningkatkan standard diri serta memahami keseluruhan proses penganjuran konsert secara lebih mendalam. Baginya, “For You Nourul” bukan sekadar pentas nyanyian, tetapi sebuah platform pembelajaran dan transformasi diri. Dalam masa sama, beliau kini menggalas pelbagai peranan sebagai penyanyi, penganjur, usahawan, isteri dan wanita yang berdepan cabaran kehidupan.
Di sebalik kesibukan tersebut, Nourul meluahkan rasa syukur terhadap sokongan suami dan pasukan ND Entertainment yang sentiasa menjadi tulang belakang kekuatannya. Setelah hampir 15 tahun memberi fokus kepada keluarga dan perniagaan, konsert ini menjadi simbol kebangkitan semula dirinya dalam industri muzik. Dengan semangat baharu, Nourul bersedia menghadirkan sebuah persembahan yang bukan sahaja menghiburkan, tetapi juga penuh makna dan inspirasi.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, 24th February, 2026 – Anker has expanded its charging portfolio in Malaysia with a powerful new lineup of smart display chargers, designed to deliver high performance without compromising safety or usability. At the forefront is the Anker Prime Smart Display Charger (160W), a flagship device that combines ultra-fast charging with intelligent energy distribution through PowerIQ™ 5.0 technology.
The charger’s triple USB-C ports allow users to power multiple devices simultaneously, making it ideal for professionals and tech enthusiasts managing several gadgets at once. Its built-in display offers real-time insights into output levels, port activity, and temperature, giving users greater visibility and control over their charging environment. Safety is further enhanced with ActiveShield™ 4.0, which monitors temperature and protects devices from overheating.
Complementing the flagship model is the Anker Nano Smart Display Charger (100W), engineered for consistent performance with stable power output even during extended use. The lineup is further strengthened by additional offerings such as the 140W Nano charger and Anker Prime Powerbanks with capacities of up to 300W, ensuring reliable portable charging. With its combination of innovation, efficiency, and thoughtful design, Anker’s latest range sets a new benchmark in consumer charging technology.
Definisi pemakanan seimbang hari ini tidak lagi terhad kepada pengambilan “superfood” atau mengikuti trend diet semata-mata. Sebaliknya, ia lebih menekankan konsistensi dalam membekalkan tubuh dengan nutrien penting yang menyokong pertumbuhan, metabolisme dan proses pemulihan secara optimum. Apa yang lebih menarik, keberkesanan nutrisi bukan hanya bergantung kepada jenis makanan, tetapi juga cara makanan tersebut digabungkan untuk meningkatkan kadar penyerapan dalam tubuh.
Menurut Susan Bowerman, Pengarah Kanan Pendidikan dan Latihan Pemakanan Global di Herbalife, kajian sains pemakanan menunjukkan bahawa kombinasi makanan tertentu mampu mempengaruhi cara tubuh memproses nutrien. Beliau menjelaskan bahawa pemilihan padanan makanan yang tepat memberi peluang kepada individu untuk mengoptimumkan pengambilan nutrien harian. Pendekatan paling mudah adalah dengan mempelbagaikan menu sihat kerana sesetengah nutrien memberikan manfaat yang lebih tinggi apabila diambil bersama berbanding secara berasingan.
Pengarah Kanan, Pendidikan dan Latihan Pemakanan Global Pengerusi, Lembaga Penasihat Dietetik Herbalife dan Lembaga Penasihat Pemakanan Luaran
Bersempena Hari Kesihatan Sedunia, beberapa strategi padanan makanan pintar turut diketengahkan, termasuk gabungan sayur-sayuran berwarna-warni dengan lemak sihat. Contohnya, sayuran seperti lobak merah dan tomato yang kaya dengan karotenoid memerlukan lemak sihat seperti minyak zaitun atau avokado untuk diserap dengan lebih berkesan. Selain itu, gabungan vitamin C dan zat besi daripada sumber tumbuhan juga memainkan peranan penting, di mana penambahan buah sitrus dalam hidangan seperti salad bayam atau minuman protein boleh membantu meningkatkan penyerapan zat besi bukan heme dalam tubuh.
Dalam masa yang sama, pengambilan teh hijau bersama sumber vitamin C seperti lemon turut disarankan bagi meningkatkan keberkesanan antioksidan katekin. Untuk kesihatan tulang pula, kombinasi vitamin D dan kalsium adalah amat penting. Walaupun Malaysia menerima cahaya matahari yang mencukupi, masih ramai yang berdepan kekurangan vitamin D, menjadikan padanan seperti ikan berlemak bersama sayuran hijau atau produk diperkaya kalsium sebagai pilihan yang bijak. Di samping itu, gabungan protein dan serat juga membantu mengekalkan rasa kenyang lebih lama serta membekalkan tenaga yang konsisten sepanjang hari.
Secara keseluruhannya, memenuhi keperluan nutrisi dalam kehidupan moden memerlukan pendekatan yang lebih seimbang dan praktikal. Walaupun makanan lengkap kekal sebagai asas utama, produk diperkaya dan suplemen boleh berfungsi sebagai pelengkap untuk menampung kekurangan nutrien harian. Dengan mengamalkan teknik padanan makanan yang betul, setiap individu berpeluang membentuk gaya pemakanan yang lebih efektif demi kesihatan dan kesejahteraan jangka panjang.
