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Malaysian student sits exams in a tree to ensure good wifi

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By Tse Yin Lee Verified
| BBC Verified
Image copyright YouTube/Veveonah M. Image caption Science student Veveonah Mosibin completed two tests in a treetop then slept there when it got dark A university student in Malaysia who went out on a limb to ensure she had a good internet connection to sit her exams online has impressed many with her resourcefulness. Eighteen-year-old Veveonah Mosibin lives in Sabanalang Pitas village, in a remote part of the eastern state of Sabah, where broadband services are limited.
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Coronavirus: Malaysian men in shopping muddle amid lockdown

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By Carlos Christian, Tse Yin Lee Verified
| theunionjournal.com
Image copyright Getty Images Image inscription The lots of selections of food available can produce complicated options inMalaysia The Malaysian federal government’s choice to permit just “the head of the family” to leave your home to store, as component of actions to reduce the Covid-19 coronavirus episode, has actually had unintentional repercussions.
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Coronavirus: Malaysian men in shopping muddle amid lockdown

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By Tse Yin Lee Verified
| BBC Verified
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The many varieties of food for sale can make for confusing choices in Malaysia The Malaysian government's decision to allow only "the head of the family" to leave the house to shop, as part of measures to suppress the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak, has had unintended consequences.
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