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Hot Issue #whats4lunch by ACTnow episodes

  • EP12 Hot Issue - Hotels are struggling !

    A resort entrepreneur in Pulau Redang has done everything possible to ensure his survival and that of his employees, including selling off his boats and rationing electricity supply. Covid-19 outbreak which has affected the country for almost two years had forced him to sell four of his 16 boats to cover his daily expenses as the resort has been now facing zero income. Can hotels go through this disaster?

    32 min
  • EP11 Hot Issue - Pollution at Sungai Kim

    Tons of toxic substances were illegally dumped into the Kim Kim river in Pasir Gudang. Affected some 6,000 people in Pasir Gudang, especially students, forcing 111 schools in the area to be closed. The infamous Sungai Kim Kim has again become polluted.

    30 min
  • EP10 Hot Issue - RapidKL apologizes

    Rapid KL has issued a public apology after the door of its driverless train operating on the Kelana Jaya line remained open during operations that happened on 26 July, around 3.01pm. Train door remained open after departure from Ara Damansara station heading towards Lembah Subang station. Let's dive deeper into this matter that concerns the safety of the public. 

    29 min
  • EP 09 Hot Issue - Food aids with Mr Chua Jian Boon

    Special Guest : Chua Jian Boon, MCA Deputy National Public Complaints and Service Bureau Chief.

    Malaysian have showed their neighborly spirit and generosity to those hungry and in need due to financial hardship during the covid-19 pandemic. Stepping out to help each other, #KitaJagaKita slogan further fueling. White flag movement was initiated spontaneously by the public, put on white flags as a signal of need for help. Individuals, community, and non-governmental organization supported the movement. How did Mr. Chua play a role in this movement?

    42 min
  • EP08 Hot Issue - Unemployed graduates

    173.5k average number of diploma and degree graduates enter the workforce annually, but only 98.5k high-skilled jobs were created over that time. However, graduates, too, are picky when it comes to job selection, unrealistic expectations on salaries from RM3500-RM6000, despite lacking the experience and insufficient skills. Should the economy do a better job or should the fresh graduates lower their expectation?

    29 min
  • EP 07 Hot Issue - Hungry for Nasi Ganja!

    A helicopter from KL landed at Padang Ipoh to pick up 36 packets of nasi ganja meals. New Food Delivery services?

    Apart from that, there are estimation of 1.23 million and 1.46 million of undocumented migrants working in Malaysia in 2017 by The World Bank. KJ mentioned that the guidelines for undocumented immigrants and refugees to receive Covid-19 vaccine shots have also been approved. Would it encourage illegal immigrants and refugees to come forward for vaccination?

    29 min
  • EP06 Hot Issue - Sexual harassment with Dr Thanussha

    Special Guest : Dr Thanussha , Vice-President of MUDA.

    “If you want to rape someone, make sure them above 18.” said one male teacher while class discussing laws that protect minors from sexual abuse and harassment.  80% of sexual harassment, bullying cases involved teachers and school authorities said by All Women’s Action Services (AWAM). This is something that is happening in Malaysia throughout their study for years now. Based on a previous discussion ACTnow has had with our guest, Dr Thanussha, Vice-President of MUDA, in Hot Issue #whats4lunch,  there are currently no proper laws being implemented in Malaysia to protect these young adults.

    38 min
  • EP05 Hot Issue - Partying cops arrested!

    Three police officers and four civilian women were partying in a special room at police station in the district of KajangThere were also alcoholic beverages and ketum juice found in the room. Our police force needs a national clean-up.

    Apart from that, due to the pandemic, we have finally seen the long term economic impact of lockdown on the B40 group. Statistically, 46.6% still employed reported a reduction of income, whereas 35.5% of those still working claimed lost 90% of income. Generally, more than 600,000 households, or at least 8% from the middle 40% (M40) income group have slipped into the bottom 40% (B40) category due to Covid-19 pandemic.

    However, cases are still rising despite the lockdown. Where is Malaysia heading to?



    30 min
  • EP04 Hot Issue - Contract Doctors On Strike!

    Accumulating anger and dissatisfaction! “Modern Slavery “, says the doctors !

    The movement started early June 2021 in Facebook, as a call to request for the government to respond to their needs. It is a protest against the current flawed contract system that has caused tremendous dissatisfaction amongst the contract medical staff, especially during this over-working pandemic time. The lack of job security, uncertainty in career advancement, unequal pay and benefits, and over-working over the years have caused this strike.

    26 July 2021, the doctors went on strike in the morning as their demands were not taken seriously. What’s next?

    29 min
  • EP03 Hot Issue - Empty Vaccination

    "As he did not see any movement of the syringe piston and worker did not show him the syringe before and after the vaccination process." says one of the victims. Is empty syringe really happening?

    29 min

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Hot Issue #whats4lunch by ACTnow will bring you discussions on the current HOT issues in Malaysia with Meor Addelan as our Host. We talk about community issues and news as well as interviews with…