In today’s special episode, we want to highlight the top 10 hidden gems that you may or may not know exist, and perhaps it’s just around the corner. What’s your favourite local vacation spot?

Khairy Jamaluddin says travellers who have received booster shots are only required to undergo a five-day quarantine upon arrival in Malaysia. The Health Minister also said that all travellers that entered the country would not be required to wear the pink surveillance wristbands. What do you think on the decisions made by Khairy?

The National Unity ministry said house visits and family reunion dinners are permitted under the newly announced standard operating procedures (SOP) for Chinese New Year celebrations. What do you think of the SOPs issued by the National Unity Ministry?

According to a United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) report, Malaysia ranks second in Asia in 2020 for cyberbullying among youths. The popular usage of social media platforms had made it a rife breeding ground for cyberbullying and toxic behaviour, not only among youths but adults as well. What do you think about cyberbullying is becoming an increasingly prominent problem in the country? 

A good Samaritan had to endure all types of problems, where he was bullied and intimidated, just because of his love for cats. We will listen to his stories on how he was able to fight off these hateful acts against him, and how he was able to win against these culprits and still standing strong for those who can't speak. What do you think?

Around 2,000 villagers in Pos Bihai and Pos Balar here have appealed that safety controls in the area be increased following the tiger threat. How do you think they are able to survive after being threaten by the emergence of tigers in their area?

The Federation of Consumers Associations Malaysia (Fomca) has consistently stressed on the fact that high food prices are caused by price manipulation and the abuse of the Approved Permit (AP) system. How do you think will the government able to control the price manipulation in the future?

The cost of getting a maid in Malaysia is “absurdly high”.  Furthermore, the current cost to get a maid for prospective employers is about RM20,000 but with the quarantine and Covid-19 prevention costs, it can go higher. How do you think they willing to pay a maid a high salary?

It is a a requirement that for everyone who wants to leave the country for any reason, they have to be vaccinated. But it has been reported that there were Malaysians who performed Umrah WITHOUT being vaccinated. How did they get through?

A little bit of sharing by our host, Meor Addelan on being a new father in today’s time. Expenses, covid-19 worries, hospital bills, and a whole lot more. How do you think he is able to survive being a new dad after 12 years?