Australia confirms Mozambique debris ‘almost certainly’ from MH370

CANBERRA: The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has released a Technical Examination Report Wednesday, which says two pieces of debris found in Mozambique “almost certainly” originated from the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

Australia’s transport minister Darren Chester said the stencils of key words and numbers fully matched the font used by Malaysia Airlines, which differed from the font used by the Boeing factory when delivering aircraft. Read more

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Shocking information about workers nowadays!

MORE than 45 million working days have been lost due to stress, anxiety and depression in the past three years.

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Last year alone a record 17 million working days were lost, costing the economy at least £2.4billion

Last year alone a record 17 million working days were lost, costing the economy at least £2.4billion, according to the UK Statistics Authority.Read more, Sunday Express UK, World Health Organization, International Labor Organization

Cast your votes!

KUCHING: Sarawakians go to the polls on May 7, while the nomination of candidates has been fixed on April 25, said the Election Commission (EC).

May 3 has been fixed for early voting.

The dates for the 11th Sarawak state electiosn were announced by EC chairman Datuk Seri Mohd Hashim Abdullah yesterday.

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Good news for civil servants

PUTRAJAYA: Civil servants will soon earn a monthly salary of at least RM1,200 – above the national minimum wage – under the move to rationalise the public service scheme.

The scheme, effective July 1, will see those in the lowest grade in the civil service – Grade 11 – earning RM1,200 compared with RM837 a month now.

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TMJ vs YB Khairy Jamaluddin

KUALA LUMPUR: Tunku Mahkota Johor, Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim mengakui tidak sabar menanti tarikh bagi perbahasan membincangkan mengenai punca kemerosotan bola sepak negara sambil terus menegaskan ia perlu dibuat secara terbuka. Tunku Ismail yang juga Penaung Diraja Persatuan Bola Sepak Negeri Johor (PBNJ), berkata perbahasan itu bukan saja perlu dilakukan secara terbuka di hadapan semua penyokong bola sepak Malaysia, malah dapat disaksikan seluruh negara.

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