Held on 8 March 2024 at Capri Hotel, Bukit Bintang

15 -17 March 2024

HOMEDEC has been the guide to home exhibitions and renovation and has walked alongside exhibitors to guide more than 4 million homeowners along their journey of owning, renting, designing, renovating, and making dream homes into reality.

HOMEDEC continues to be the source of great ideas and inspiration for homeowners, to help make their dream homes and interior spaces a reality – all under one roof so one can continue to celebrate every occasion.

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𝐇𝐎𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐄𝐂 𝐏𝐞𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐠 Setia SPICE Convention Centre

15 – 17 March 11AM – 9PM

Saturday, 4 May 2024 11:00 – Sun, 5 May 2024 19:00

🌟 Exciting News Alert! 🌟

🚀 Breaking: #myStarJobFair2024 is Expanding Horizons! 🚀

🌐 Good vibes only! 📈 The market is booming, and the economy is thriving! 📊 We’re thrilled to announce that myStarJob Fair is spreading its wings across the North, Central, and Southern regions! 🌍✨

🔍 Looking for career opportunities or the perfect candidate? Look no further! #myStarJobFair2024 is bringing you MORE options, MORE locations, and a laser-focused approach to connect employers with top-notch talent and job seekers with dream opportunities! 💼🤝

🌈 What’s in store for you?
✅ Expanded locations for your convenience.
✅ Diverse job opportunities in various sectors.
✅ Tailored attention for both employers and jobseekers.
✅ Networking opportunities that go beyond borders.

🎉 Join us in this celebration of growth, success, and endless possibilities! Save the date and gear up for an event that will reshape your professional journey! 🚀🌟

myStarjob Fair 2024 details:
4-5 May 2024 at IOI Grand Exhibition & Convention Centre, Putrajaya,
FREE Admission for Visitors

For Exhibitor Enquiry:
Web: https://bit.ly/msj2024
03-79671388 ext 1039 | 012-6393994

events@thestar.com.my

Open to all skilled workers!

Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre

August 24 · 11.00am – August 25 · 6.00pm

About this event

Hey folks, Malaysia’s largest careers & postgraduate study fair is back to bring you the country’s top companies and universities, all under one roof! The 2-day Mega Careers & Study Fair (MCASF) at KL Convention Centre will highlight more than 120 top employers and universities, so whether you’re a school-leaver, a final-year student, or looking for a job, you won’t want to miss it!

Registration on Eventbrite does not count as a final registration. Kindly pre-register at bit.ly/MCASF2024 before attending the event.

For booth inquiry, do not hesitate to email us at sales@gtimedia.asia.

For partnerships and bus subsidy arrangements, email us at marketing@gtimedia.asia

21 September 2022

Venue: Four Points by Sheraton Puchong –  Level 2 Putera 1&2 Function Room

Date: 16 February 2019

Time: 10.00 am till 3.00 pm

Place: Pertubuhan Kebajikan Islam Peribadi Mulia, Kajang (Orphanage Home)
Date of Visit: 9 June 2018

 

Place: Pertubuhan Amal Murni Kajang (Old Folks Home)
Date of Visit: 9 June 2018

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PETALING JAYA: The public should be concerned by the high level of ultraviolet (UV) radiation in the country, and should take measures to avoid its harmful effects. According to the Meteorological Department (Met Dept), the UV index reading here varies with the time of the day, and could reach a high of 15 in the afternoon on a clear day. Its Atmospheric Science and Cloud Seeding Division told the Sun the readings reach their peak between 10am and 3pm on a typical day, and that readings for this year have been comparable to previous years. Any readings of 11 or more are considered as extreme, according to the international standard measurement of the level of UV radiation exposure. “It means extreme risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure. Take all precautions because unprotected skin and eyes can burn in minutes,” the World Health Organisation explained on its website. Dermatologist Dr. Nurashikin Ahmad said long exposure to extreme UV radiation of over 15 minutes could cause both acute and chronic long term skin effects.
“Those with sensitive skin for example are more exposed to these acute effects, like having itchiness, and sun burns. As for the long term effect, it could lead to photo-ageing like wrinkles or even skin cancer. “So in general, the public should be worried, because considering our climate, we are exposed most of the time to sunlight,” she said. Consultant dermatologist Dr. Ch’ng Chin Chwen said even for a person with good skin, extreme UV exposure could trigger skin diseases, or lead to dry skin and more pigmentation. She added that while sunscreen helps reduce this, it does not block UV rays completely. “Umbrellas too do not filter UV completely, and you can even still be exposed to the dangers of UV through reflections from windows and cars,” she said. The Met Dept said it is hard to gauge the average value of the UV index as it is totally dependent on the location, weather conditions and the amount of cloud cover.

Investment Tax Allowance (ITA) of 100% of qualifying capital expenditure

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