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Bird migration changes

By Crissy at 02/25/07 19:58

The birdwatchers at Cameron Highlands has noticed pattern changes in the birds there. Lowlands birds are moving to the higlands and indigenous birds are going elsewhere. This all could be to find cooler climates.

Original source: The Star Online. Signs in bird migration

Bird migration changes

The birdwatchers at Cameron Highlands has noticed pattern changes in the birds there. Lowlands birds are moving to the higlands and indigenous birds are going elsewhere. This all could be to find cooler climates.

Original source: The Star Online. Signs in bird migration

Devlopment is causing temperatures to rise

Over-development is being blamed for the rising temperatures in Malaysia’s highland areas. The Meteorological Services Department confirmed the theory.

Original source: The Star Online. Highland warming

Devlopment is causing temperatures to rise

Over-development is being blamed for the rising temperatures in Malaysia’s highland areas. The Meteorological Services Department confirmed the theory.

Original source: The Star Online. Highland warming

3 die of Dengue fever

Dengue fever is nothing to take lightly in Malaysia. The good news is that the 990 cases from last week is fewer than the 1200 the week before. The bad news is that three people died last week; two were from Kuala Lumpur and one was from Johor. Work is ongoing to rid clear the area of the mosquitoes' breeding grounds.

Original source: The Star Online. Dengue fever cases still high

3 die of Dengue fever

Dengue fever is nothing to take lightly in Malaysia. The good news is that the 990 cases from last week is fewer than the 1200 the week before. The bad news is that three people died last week; two were from Kuala Lumpur and one was from Johor. Work is ongoing to rid clear the area of the mosquitoes' breeding grounds.

Original source: The Star Online. Dengue fever cases still high

Man attacked by sword swinger

Syamsuddin Shafie, 54, who is a timber factory supervisor, was attacked by the man once married to his cousin. Syamsuddin was injured in the shoulder, lost three fingers of his right hand, and his left hand when he was attacked by the ex-relative wielding a sword. The ex-relative also stole the RM5,000 that Syamsuddin had had in his pocket.

Original source: The Star Online. Attacked by ex-relative with sword

Man attacked by sword swinger

Syamsuddin Shafie, 54, who is a timber factory supervisor, was attacked by the man once married to his cousin. Syamsuddin was injured in the shoulder, lost three fingers of his right hand, and his left hand when he was attacked by the ex-relative wielding a sword. The ex-relative also stole the RM5,000 that Syamsuddin had had in his pocket.

Original source: The Star Online. Attacked by ex-relative with sword

Gambling an issue in Sabah

The Malaysian state of Sabah is concerned about easy access to slot machines and gambling there. Too many people are going to loan sharks to get money to gamble with. There are now 445 slot machines at recreational clubs around the state.

Original source: The Star Online. Freeze on slot machines in Sabah

Gambling an issue in Sabah

The Malaysian state of Sabah is concerned about easy access to slot machines and gambling there. Too many people are going to loan sharks to get money to gamble with. There are now 445 slot machines at recreational clubs around the state.

Original source: The Star Online. Freeze on slot machines in Sabah