article by afiq danial

 Headline : A baby get into ICU in a two-car accident


5 October 2020

BATU PAHAT- A baby get into ICU in a car accident including the baby parent were involved in an accident involving two veichle at Jalan Omar yesterday.The accident happened on 4p.m.

The father of the baby ,Ali,35 years old who was the driver of Perodua Myvi broke his left hand and his wife Fatimah 34 years old just a little injured. But sadly their baby was thrown out from the car and seriously injured. Luckily the baby was safe at all.

Batu Pahat Police Chief Azhan Bin Abdul Halim, said the accident was involving Perodua Myvi driven by the parent of the baby with the Perodua Axia was driven by 50 years old man. People around said the Perodua Axia want to acrros the road without using a signal and the Perodua Myvi was on their way to go home.

“During the incident the driver was to slow to accros the road and it’s effect to the Perodua Myvi to slow down the car”.

The accident caused a baby was post into ICU and the parent of the baby just get injured.

“The baby is being treated at Hospital Nora Ismail Batu Pahat” they said.


Captions : Two car had a crashed






Headline : Archivment Dato’ Lee Chongand Datuk Nicol Ann David


KUALA LUMPUR- Dato’ Lee Chong Wei and Datuk Nicol Ann David were Malaysian idols among the people and they were a legends.

Badminton legend Lee Chong Wei has announced his retirement to the media at an emotional press conference in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday.

His health was the reason for retiring, he said, and he took the decision after discussing it with his wife, Wong Mew Choo, also a former badminton player, the Badminton Association of Malaysia and sports minister Syed Saddiq.

The Malaysian had to stop several times to wipe away tears as he called time on a 19-year career that saw him spend 199 consecutive weeks at the top of the BWF rankings and win 69 titles.

Dato’ Lee Chong Wei also finished runner-up at another 34 events with a competitive record of 715 wins and 139 losses. He won three Olympic silver medals and three silvers at the World Championships. Lee also won five Commonwealth Games golds for Malaysia, including one in India last year.

Datuk Nicol Ann David in year 1999, and she was merely 15. While others her age were juggling between school and dealing with adolescence, Datuk Nicol Ann David was creating history for herself and the country.

Within half an hour at Antwerp, Belgium, she defeated her opponent and bagged the Women’s World Junior Squash Championships, making her the youngest female to win the championship.

After 20 years of being a superstar in the global squash arena, at the end of the 2018/2019 PSA season in June, the 35-year-old decided it was time to call it a day.


Captions : Retirement of Legends







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