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Fraudsters are replacing the donation QR code on the obituary of the Bandar Utama stabbing victim in an attempt to scam the public.

China Press reported that some social media users are sharing the obituary after swapping the original QR code with codes linked to their own bank account, taking advantage of public grief.

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📌Uneven economic recovery with DM outperforming EM.
📌The Delta variant and China-led slow-down could pose a downside risk to global growth.
📌Headline Inflation will rise but it's transitory. Inflation expectation has stabilized.
📌US Fed is likely to taper in 2022 and hike rates in 2023.
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📌Actively manage interest rates and credit risk

According to the Public Service Department, civil servants in the public sector have done well with WFH, and it will turn into a long-term policy after the pandemic.

Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin stated that the Human Resources Ministry and Public Service Department would look into developing WFH facilities, with full pay, for people caring for aged and ailing family members, and men with newborn children.

The Human Resources Ministry is also planning to amend the Employment Act 1955 to support WFH. But not everybody likes the idea. Most private-sector employers say no, while those from civil service say yes.

📌https://www.ajobthing.com/blog/malaysian-gov-plans-to-amend-employment-law-to-support-wfh?__sta=vhg.uosvmhkxVBesm_ljlubskg%7CHH&__stm_medium=email&__stm_source=smartech

Tan, who was diagnosed with Stage 4 cervical cancer in 2019, had sued the company for rejecting her critical illness insurance claims on allegations that she had broken the policy clause with a non-disclosure on her mental state, where she was diagnosed with an anxiety attack in February, 2017.

Cancer patient wins suit against insurance company KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here has recorded a consent judgment between a 42-year-old cancer patient and an insurance company in a RM2.5mil lawsuit she filed against the latter.