amy the guan

OUR NEW HOME

2014-02-07T11:54:00.000+08:00

I have been on the watch out for suitable landed house for some time now. Preferably near to our current apartment, since we grew accustomed to the surroundings. With the current inflation in the country, there's no reason to wait anymore. Property prices rise too fast. Was looking at BK4 and BK5, bandar kinrara but the prices are sky high and do not telly with house built-up. After months of searching online, finally came to this unit, at Taman Tempua, big built up at reasonable price. The only catch is, the house is in a relatively bad condition. Wooden window frames are rotting, roof tiles are broken with traces of water leakage, toilets water proofing worn off, floor parquet is also rotting and many other instances not worth mentioning. After some consideration, I still think it's a good buy. There is just endless potential, just have to dump in money for renovations!!!Haha Looks like i am reviving this blog with the renovation journey of our new house we call home.

24 weeks

2010-09-25T12:36:00.003+08:00

24 weeks now. how time flies.

maybe the vomiting and discomfort make time goes faster. i have gone through ups and downs, it didn't bother me one bit now.

all i have to do is keep my mind focus on the good stuff....two babies! ( gender not confirmed at this time)

back pain doesn't matter, swollen feet is nothing. stomach pain is just a sign of babies growing inside and their warm home is expanding! blood pressure is more regular and bosses are accommodating, only giving me desk tasks.

the way i see it, life's good so far!

18 weeks now. 22 to go....

2010-08-12T08:44:00.002+08:00

how to be frugal

2009-02-28T21:12:00.003+08:00

not that i m trying to make anyone depressed, but the economy is really going down south.

i made a few adjustments to my lifestyle and i am sharing with everyone:-

1. i changed my broadband package to 'streamyx combo', took the lowest package which is rm60. my previous package is rm44 for 60 hours, which on top of that i need to pay rm29 for the phone line rental. the savings is not much but i get unlimited access instead of 60 hours monthly.

2. the same for mobile phone, i usually cant finish the talk time, so i downgrade my package. it's also wise to sub the line to spouse. cos it's usually free to call and sms to yr sub line.

3. i cook and eat at home as frequent as i can. my cooking is improving. eating out is limited to weekends.

4. i try not to go too far for lunches or dinners with friends. it sucks but first, i get to save and second, i lower my risk of being robbed or carjacked.

5. i buy clothes from warehouse. FOS is my fav. but i am very choosy. only buy good material. cos some are not that good. rm100 can get me 3 or 4 outfits. i am becoming a warehouse junkie. i also surf shoppingnsales.com and everyday.com weekly to see if there is anythong interesting, and cheap, of course.

6. i restrained myself from getting a new phone/ PDA. lets see how long i can last. (i failed at my previous obsession, LCD TV!!)

7. for this year, i say no to traveling overseas. it will be more to local trips. i swap timeshares with friends. i m bored with my hotel network, they are bored with theirs, so it's win-win.

and beginning this year, i m managing my finances better.....

8. i put in more money in my study loan repayment. there is this saying 'settle debts before saving'. i try to clear my credit card every month (tried very very hard)

9. i put a small amount into unit trust regularly, to dollar cost average, and it i have more, i will put in more, considering the values is low now. and hoping that it will go up in two to three years.

and for the environment,

10, i try to bring a shopping bag when i am out. i refuse to take a plastic bag if i only buy one or two item. just toss them in the hand bag.

there u go.......10 big steps for the year 2009

auction property?

2009-02-28T20:43:00.003+08:00

bank negara had just announced another drop is the base lending rate. i am not a economist, i simply take the news as 'banks lowering interest rates'.

as a saver or a investor, the person will complain. now the fixed deposit rate has gown down to 2.5% p.a. which is very bad. and during such time, who dares to invest in the share market? considering prices of shares are way too erratic. some owners may even take their company private. some may close down like those in the united states.

for those who borrow to buy properties, i am so happy for them. the BLR has decreased from 6.74% to 5.55% now. this make a huge difference in their home loan repayment. borrowers can either shorten their loan term by continue paying the previous monthly repayment amount or maintain the repayment term but reduce the repayment amount monthly. if there is no change in income, i strongly advise to reduce the repayment term.

there are some who sees opportunity in this down time, fishing for property in auctions. so sad to hear that so many have lost their jobs and had to give up their homes. first i had a colleague who keep a look out for shop lots and another friend, looking for apartment. being curious i keep a lookout too. funny thing is, only 'news straits times' had such ads on auction properties. my usual paper, 'the star' does not have much ads.

just a few days ago, i saw one double storey terrace in seremban 3, selling for rm130k. it's way below the market price. and i saw an apartment in kelana jaya selling for 150k. both are simply 20%-30% below market value. slurps!!!!

new year message

2009-01-20T19:19:00.003+08:00

i receive this articles from a fwd email. maybe it was published in a newspaper. i find it very meaningful especially at this time when everyone i know is planning on how to spend their yearly bonus. some received very good ones while some received none.

Words of Wisdom from Lee Kuan Yew's Daughter

By Lee Wei Ling

In 2007, in an end-of-year message to the staff of the National Neuroscience Institute, I wrote: 'Whilst boom time in the public sector is never as booming as in the private sector, let us not forget that boom time is eventually followed by slump time. Slump time in the public sector is always less painful compared to the private sector.'

Slump time has arrived with a bang.

While I worry about the poorer Singaporeans who will be hit hard, perhaps this recession has come at an opportune time for many of us. It will give us an incentive to reconsider our priorities in life.
Decades of the good life have made us soft. The wealthy especially, but also the middle class in Singapore, have had it so good for so long, what they once considered luxuries, they now think of as necessities.

A mobile phone, for instance, is now a statement about who you are, not just a piece of equipment for communication. Hence many people buy the latest model though their existing mobile phones are still in perfect
working order. A Mercedes-Benz is no longer adequate as a status
symbol. For millionaires who wish to show the world they have taste, a Ferrari or a Porsche is deemed more appropriate.

The same attitude influences the choice of attire and accessories. I still find it hard to believe that there are people carrying handbags that cost more than thrice the monthly income of a bus driver, and many more times that of the foreign worker labouring in the hot sun, risking his life to construct luxury condominiums he will never have a chance to live in.

The media encourages and amplifies this ostentatious consumption.
Perhaps it is good to encourage people to spend more because this will prevent the recession from getting worse. I am not an economist, but wasn't that the root cause of the current crisis - Americans spending more than they could afford to?

I am not a particularly spiritual person. I don't believe in the supernatural and I don't think I have a soul that will survive my death.
But as I view the crass materialism around me, I am reminded of what my mother once told me: 'Suffering and deprivation is good for the soul.'

My family is not poor, but we have been brought up to be frugal. My parents and I live in the same house that my paternal grandparents and their children moved into after World War II in 1945. It is a big house by today's standards, but it is simple - in fact, almost to the point of being shabby.

Those who see it for the first time are astonished that Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew's home is so humble. But it is a comfortable house, a home we have got used to. Though it does look shabby compared to the new mansions on our street, we are not bothered by the comparison.

Most of the world and much of Singapore will lament the economic downturn. We have been told to tighten our belts. There will undoubtedly
be suffering, which we must try our best to ameliorate. But I
personally think the hard times will hold a timely lesson for many Singaporeans, especially those born after 1970 who have never lived through difficult times.

No matter how poor you are in Singapore, the authorities and social groups do try to ensure you have shelter and food. Nobody starves in
Singapore. Many of those who are currently living in mansions and
enjoying a luxurious lifestyle will probably still be able to do so, even if they might have to downgrade from wines costing $20,000 a bottle to $10,000 a bottle. They would hardly notice the difference.

Being wealthy is not a sin. It cannot be in a capitalist market economy.
Enjoying the fruits of one's own labour is one's prerogative and I have no right to chastise those who choose to live luxuriously.

But if one is blinded by materialism, there would be no end to wanting and hankering. After the Ferrari, what next? An Aston Martin? After the Hermes Birkin handbag, what can one upgrade to?

Neither an Aston Martin nor an Hermes Birkin can make us truly happy or contented. They are like dust, a fog obscuring the true meaning of life, and can be blown away in the twinkling of an eye.

When the end approaches and we look back on our lives, will we regret the latest mobile phone or luxury car that we did not acquire? Or would we prefer to die at peace with ourselves, knowing that we have lived lives filled with love, friendship and goodwill, that we have helped some of our fellow voyagers along the way and that we have tried our best to leave this world a slightly better place than how we found it?

We know which is the correct choice - and it is within our power to make that choice.

In this new year, burdened as it is with the problems of the year that has just ended, let us again try to choose wisely.
To a considerable degree, our happiness is within our own control, and we should not follow the herd blindly.

The writer is director of the National Neuroscience Institute.

2009 new year's trip

2009-01-05T20:26:00.028+08:00

cute DIY doll at hb's aunt's garden at raub

golden nuts in front of the sempalit groundnuts factory in raub

soupsop at fruit stall at raub

ciku

juicy jambu

swiss garden kuantan entrance

kuantan famous seafood restaurant,pak su. their signature dish is stuffed crab, as shown in picture.

fish fillet with ginger and spring onion

steamed special taufoo

sambal prawn

salted egg crab, my favourite

dinner was too nice

after a few drinks

making mtv at the beach

family pic before leaving for home

morning walk at teluk cempedak

hb and i

still loving after so many years

ikan bilis

dried oyster

salted fish

seafood shop on the way back to KL

Xmas @ Penang

2009-01-04T16:13:00.010+08:00

on the way back to KL, we saw a cloud shaped like an elephant

Xmas is coming

2008-12-13T09:51:00.011+08:00

yeay! Xmas is coming!

xmas deco at ikano

xmas @ the curve

sunway pyramid

gem of life ep 11-20

2008-12-07T11:55:00.004+08:00

It's a long weekend here in Malaysia. Monday is a Hari Raya Haji. But too bad hubby is very busy this time of the year. He works on both Saturday and Monday.

Since i went home to Seremban last weekend i decided to stick around this weekend. I spend half the time cleaning the house (yeah it sounds boring) and watching more tvb dramas.

Here are the links for 10 episodes of Gem of Life. At the same time i am also watching When Easterly Shower Falls on Sunny West. It's obvious I am becoming a drama addict now.

Episode 11 : Gem of Life
Episode 12 : Gem of Life
Episode 13 : Gem of Life
Episode 14 : Gem of Life
Episode 15 : Gem of Life
Episode 16 : Gem of Life
Episode 17 : Gem of Life
Episode 18 : Gem of Life
Episode 19 : Gem of Life
Episode 20 : Gem of Life

Shopping malls are having sales now. They call it Malaysia Savings Sale. You ain't saving if you are buying! Next year will be a bad year, economically. People getting retrenched, bonuses shrink, salary being cut and all. So right now, a penny saved is a penny earned.

Not that I am being too pessimistic or anything. I sure hope we are doing ok, despite the chaotic political scene in our country, politician being naked and all and not to mention a landslide that have taken lives and wrecked many happy families, all amidst the joyful mood of year end and festive season.

My sympathies too all who are affected. (I promised to be a better civil engineer!)

confirmation

2008-12-01T20:58:00.002+08:00

after working in the new office for three months (probation), i finally got confirmed. what a relief!

gem of life ep 6-10

2008-11-30T18:32:00.004+08:00

here are the links for ep 6-10 for the gem of life

Episode 6: Gem of life

Episode 7: Gem of life

Episode 8: Gem of lifeA

Episode 9: Gem of life

Episode 10: Gem of life

i found my new hobby rewarding. i get to utilize my internet access fully. but on the downside, my astro is redundant. my next target will be 'when easterly shower fall on the sunny side'

if i were a boy

2008-11-30T13:05:00.005+08:00

*not the actual video

click for official video.

If I were a boy
Even just for a day
I’d roll out of bed in the morning
And throw on what I wanted and go
Drink beer with the guys
And chase after girls
I’d kick it with who I wanted
And I’d never get confronted for it
Because they’d stick up for me

If I were a boy
I think I could understand
How it feels to love a girl
I swear I’d be a better man
I’d listen to her
Cause I know how it hurts
When you lose the one you wanted
Cause he’s taken you for granted
And everything you had got destroyed

If I were a boy
I would turn off my phone
Tell everyone its broken
So they think
that I was sleeping alone
I’d put myself first
And make the rules as I go
Cause I know that she’d be faithful
Waiting for me to come home (to come home)

If I were a boy
I think I could understand
How it feels to love a girl
I swear I’d be a better man
I’d listen to her
Cause I know how it hurts
When you lose the one you wanted (wanted)
Cause he’s taken you for granted (granted)
And everything you had got destroyed

It’s a little too late for you to come back
Say its just a mistake
Think I forgive you like that
If you thought I would wait for you
You thought wrong

But you're just a boy
You don’t understand (yea you don’t understand)
How it feels to love a girl
Someday you’ll wish you were a better man
You don’t listen to her
You don’t care how it hurts
Until you lose the one you wanted
Cause you've taken her for granted
And everything you had got destroyed
But you're just a boy…

drama addict

2008-11-29T09:22:00.005+08:00

over the past few weeks, office have been quiet and slow. colleagues and i get to go home on the dot. another sure sign of economy recession hitting us. it's tough acting busy for 8 hours. and tougher to answer when your boss come and check on what you are busy with!! haha.

i found myself a new hobby. i mean, i have all those extra time after work, while waiting for hubby to come home. i begin to watch movie online. hong kong tvb dramas to be exact. i realized many of my friends do it. some are at overseas where cantonese or any Chinese programs are not available on TV. they use the internet as their main source of entertainment.

the one i am chasing now like fever is 'gem of life' with the cast of gigi lai, ada choi, moses lam and bosco wong. there are so many of them. this drama has 82 episodes. it's crazy i tell you.

here is episode 1-5 for those who has fast internet access:

scary work day

2008-10-25T20:38:00.003+08:00

i witnessed the most scary episode in the office today. one colleague was fired and told to pack immediately......and to make matter worse, the HR was watching as she packed and told her there is no need to clean her desk and drawers. all she has to do is take her personal things.

well.....when i first joined this company i have heard about this lady. the boss even warned me about her during my job interview. how bad can it be, i thought to myself.

apparently she was bossy and like things to be done her way. if you are in a managerial post, you are all entitled. the thing is, she is not, she is merely a draughtperson. by definition, they are CAD operators who draw technical diagrams with the aid of a computer software. engineering firms uses draughtpersons. it's saves engineer's time and trouble getting drawings done.

she loves to comments on the way people work. even engineers'. i have worked with her for 4-5 weeks now and she has given me more stress than the boss himself. not to mention she is not very good at what she is doing but she shows off her previous experience, always 'correcting' other people. i have been an engineer for 5 years. hey i have my experience too. if my method is not wrong, i would prefer to use it, thank you!!

she has argued with almost everyone in the office and caused a stressful environment. other colleagues, me included dare not speak to her, afraid that she might start her politicking and trying to get someone on her side. to be honest, i rather eat lunch alone than to join her, even when other colleagues are in presence.

it's scary! to me, if you are working for someone or some organization, know your place. my previous firm has 'diplomacy' in the year end assessment form. this shows how important it is to get along with both the management and other colleagues in the workplace.

yeah, personalities may differ. when opinions are not the same, people may argue, but there must be a way to compromise. you can't be right all the time, even if you are, there are nicer ways to get the message across. to top it, she is a lady, and a disgrace to working women.

but then again, i learned awfully lot from this incident. if you want to keep your job, DO NOT MAKE THINGS DIFFICULT FOR OTHER PEOPLE!

rachelle's melaka wedding dinner

2008-09-21T13:49:00.018+08:00

on 14th September, rachelle and yeo got married, the chinese customary way, where the groom is required to pick the bride from her home.

the task wasn't easy as the girls (sisters) will torture the groom and his troupe (because they were clowns that day)

first we ask the guys to stand in a line.

they are required to pass a deck of cards, one by one using only their lips.......i was laughing from ear to ear.

some guys really enjoyed it. hey.....get a room!

when they can't achieve the task in under 2 minutes, we punished them, by combing their hair, center parted, just to make them look ugly.

this guy was near to tears, i bet he spent one hour on his hair earlier that morning.

next, they have to eat durian wasabi ice cream..... and raw garlic bread.

and to the little chicken dance.....by this time, the whole greenhomes heard our laughter

the sisters' troupe, all in yellow, to mark our unity...

where is hunny? there he is....married to me, so have to be on my side, yellow shirt for u too!!!

we went to melaka for the reception. it was in melaka equtorial.

the beaming bride and groom walking in

their first dance......so sweet and dreamy

rachelle in her lovely lacy gown......

this is us after a few drinks

this is us before the drinking, ala miss astro chinese posing......

we had such good fun that day....it have been so long since such complete reunion. chai came back from the US, Sheryl from spore, mic brought her bf from Aus.

hope the next few weddings to be as fun......

*(coming soon, ivy's june 09)

home decor

2008-09-15T17:46:00.008+08:00

once in a while my hands get itchy, i redo my home decorating or rearrange the furnitures. old arrangement click here

hb works on saturdays so i have one full day to myself. sometimes i go for long breakfasts with friends. other days, i move the furnitures around. weird right?

there are some new stuffs added. like this angkor wat painting i brought back from Cambodia. i still love my koi fish painting. but this is irresistible when i saw it. mental note to myself "dont buy anymore paintings, no more empty walls"

new shoe rack

wanted this one for so long. but reluctant to spend so much on one, it ranges from RM300-RM1000 depending on the height and material used. i use the top to put knick knacks.

new flowers.

haha. if is's not this, then it will be the cherry blossoms which i bought for chinese new year. ( which was in Feb!)

a new wireless router!

Finally! no more phone lines from the living to the study room. it's a small investment in the name of vanity. (yeah yeah, i know i m outdated and so un-tech-savy)

rachelle's seremban wedding dinner

2008-09-15T17:29:00.013+08:00

it's the time of the year again. towards the fourth quarter of the year, wedding bells ring, weekly......haha

one of the many weddings we ( bill and i) were invited to, it's rachelle and yeo's. it's the much anticipated event. rach is my school friend back in primary school, in short, we know each other more than 20 years. let's do a list....

2006- chiew lian and sin
2007- bill and i
2008- sau leng and yeo
2009- ivy and andrew (coming soon...)

rach chose to have two seperate wedding dinners, bride's side at seremban and the groom's side at melaka. the girls are invited to both!! yipee...

the bride and groom walking in, the girls threw confetti by the side

the lovely couple

from left to right, top: me, chiew lian, sook mei,michelle. bottom: loose's niece, siew ling, loose and james

top: greg, me, gary
bot: sheryl, mohan, benny

uv, kai loon, me and chai

friends since primary school
top: chiew teng, li ann, serena, melissa, me, kelly, julie
bot: chai, pei pei, jol dih and annam

it was a lovely dinner and i met up with so many old friends.

congratulations again. see u next week for the main event!

new job new hope

2008-09-15T17:05:00.006+08:00

i started my new job on 2nd Sept. i came to this office for interview before and i more or less have lower down my expectations on the working environment. this company started in 1980 and has downsized in recent years, and recently received a few big projects.

this is why i am here for. haha. there is a few reasons for taking this offer actually. firstly, the fuel surcharge and the rising inflation. ask the ah pek at any coffee shop. food (and everything else) has increased 20-30%. the new office is nearer to home, by about half.

the office logo

secondly, i want more exposure, working too long in a firm makes someone lazy. no joke! a lot will disagree but i am sure someone out there may relate to this. the most interesting job scope becomes mundane after repeating for a few years!

the new (temp) desk

i will be replacing a lady engineer in my new firm. she just had a baby and would like babysit and take time off work for a while. there is two floors, two departments one structural and another infra-structure. as usual, i works in the structural dept.

there are 4 engineers, one associate director, head of dept director and the managing director in my floor, and 5 draughtsperson. admin and infra is on the other floor.

i was given my first task ( or first project) on the second day. it's a new project, multi storey service apartment, good news i would say. better than taking over someone's design.

i will be hanging on to this job for a while. it's going to be tough but if things come easy, you will never learn!

i formatted my pc

2008-09-01T17:52:00.004+08:00

i thought i can get a good rest over the merdeka weekend. but my laptop decided to act up. surfing is slower than before and hangs after a while. after checking out from a friend, suspected that my pc got infected with spy ware or Trojan.

i quickly copy out all my documents and other personal stuff. who knows, maybe my laptop wont start tomorrow. through all these 15 years of using pc, i only know how to dial to internet and surf. occasionally when work requires, i do some words and spreadsheets. haha, a total bimbo!

i wanted to send my laptop to ngan for formatting. but considering he is now my official EX-colleague, i decided to try to fix it on my own. luckily i got a friend who works for dell support. i managed to catch him online in msn. actually dell laptops comes with OS restore CD and another dvd containing all other drivers. all i need to do is install all of them. actually not all, the one that matches my system. the cd contains drivers for all models. the hard part is figuring out which is required which is not. the click and wait is boring too.

i finally installed all the hardwares. now i need to install all the softwares......another tiring day tomorrow.

but cannot...tomorrow is first day at new office...gosh...reality suddenly hits me....

sigh......sigh.....sigh.....

last day in JPT

2008-08-29T16:53:00.016+08:00

29th August is my last day working in JPT. It never crossed my mind that i would leave this nice company. i made many friends here and had a great learning experience working here.

But i guess i need to move on, for personal growth and more exposure.

with mr teoh, the technical director who taught me a lot

niza, the receptionist

teh teong joo, the neighbour

ibrahim azhar,the new draughtperson

arafat arifin, the joker

irene, faridah and shima

mimi

wc loh, chief engineer

with lovely admin staff, siew siew, angie and florence. love u guys....

peter and wee

lokman

superman khairul

ida, khairul, fazura

zuraidah and kak ana

wan musa, funny guy

april and ngan

nik hanif

and not forgetting those who are not around in the office for photos, ms chan, yeoh, mr chan and mr cheah.

and those who have left the company before i do, leong, yau, jvlee, calvin, kamarul and wai kit.

and last but not least, the MD, Mr. Ong

thank you guys for the wonderful four years........i love every minute of working with u guys

photos taken on the second last day in the office followed by farewell dinner and the last day in the office.

*special thanks to ngan for all taking all the photos

angkor 2008

2008-08-20T14:15:00.021+08:00

sunset over angkor. taken from top of bakheng hill

night market at siem reap.

at the angkor wat entrance

100 steps. this is easier they have wooden steps. the original steps is way too steep

good ol' bayon. Buddha themed

having fun posing

angkor wat, very well captured by my colleague, ngan

Cambodian children begging us to buy their handicrafts, some too young to be peddling under the hot sun, without any shoes on. knowing a syndicate is involved by manipulating these children, we try not to buy anything from them.

together gether in angkor. everyone tired from the climbing.

me and april in angkor wat

37 steps to heaven...no joke.....look it up in wikipedia

naga bridge.

cambodian children.
the bus broke down. we stop in front's of their house. they did not try to sell us anything or beg from us.

the royal palace in phnom penh. looks like the thai palace. actually everything is pretty similar to thai.

we spent 4 days traveling in bus, cracking jokes and making fun of each other.

MD with all the JPt leng luis.....ahem ...me included

time to go home......bye bye cambodia

P*mp my ride

2008-08-14T12:23:00.015+08:00

my vios has been pimped. by non other than my darling la.

this is my car before the pimping. the dual color is due to some a$$hole hit my door and went off. without a note! how dare he/she. i had to repaint it, thus the difference in new/old shades.

another accident. someone bang my a$$ this time. am i a sponge for accident?

taaaahhhhh dahhhhhhh.after 4 weeks in the workshop........it's a big torture, not having a car in KL.

view from the back. added a new skirt. my vios is officially a layyyydeeee now.....a spoiler is missing......

from the front.....front skirt too

3/4 view. and yeah....side skirts too.

overall, i am very very very happy with the choice of color. and those additional skirt......it's a treat to the car. i have used it for 5 years with not much care. (sorryla, bz ma)

saw this killer nice spoiler.....hunny! i want this!

2008 vios. a more rounder shape

round front. some says the car is smiling.
"whatcha laughing at eh.....!!"

the back view.......love those spoiler....but then again...the light look like waja lights and your color sucks!!!!!!

hehe *happy* *happy*

for more info can call huphong

last month in JPT

2008-08-04T17:04:00.004+08:00

august 2008- this marks the last month i will be working in JPT. i have enjoyed my 3-4 years work here. it's almost like college. it feels like i am graduating from one company to another. and of course, my pre-U is EDP, a medium size firm in USJ. haha.

JPT is in Shah Alam. the main reason i made a move is because i cannot stand the commute to work anymore. since fuel has increased drastically i took an initiative to look for other working opportunities, and i got a good offer.

i still have a heavy heart to move on as jpt offers a very comfortable environment to work in. had many happy moments here and learned a lot too, both technically and of course, economically. the MD does not believe that engineers has to stick to just engineering.

where is the good news

2008-07-21T17:32:00.002+08:00

Malaysian Prime Minister promised last week that on Friday, the Cabinet will announce some good news to curb the high inflation due to high oil prices.

*where is the good news?*