Thailand, Malaysia named in top 10 places in the world to retire
Thailand has again been named in the top 10 retirement destinations in the world and No 2 in Asia.
January 30, 2019
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Thailand has again been named in the top 10 retirement destinations in the world and No 2 in Asia.
Contestants duking it out at this year’s World Pastry Cup in Lyon on Monday had to wrestle with a challenge previously unthinkable in France’s rich dessert history — no animal
A giant panda born in a Malaysian zoo celebrated her first birthday Monday with a cake made of ice in front of adoring visitors.
It isn’t everyday that someone celebrates turning 100. So, when Constance Choong turned 100 last October, her seven children decided to throw her a birthday bash like no other. They invited family and friends from all over the world and more than 300 guests turned up, flying in from Canada, the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Singapore to honor Choong’s milestone birthday.
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There he came, running towards me in the morning. An adorable, healthy dog with black and white fur, always with a ready smile whenever he saw me. He would twirl round and round, and then jump on me with joy!
For the first time, Thailand also cracked the top 10 list while Sri Lanka made its first-ever debut.
BETONG – Mention puffer fish, and thorns and poison come to mind.
Order takeaway food, eat it in the restaurant and save on paying service charges – this is how some Kuala Lumpur residents are coping with the rising costs of living in the Malaysian capital.
A lawsuit from Genting Malaysia seeking $1 billion in damages from Disney and Fox for alleged breach of contract is “without merit.”
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