Maximum BDM for D-controlled vehicle raised to 7.5 tonnes

The government has agreed to raise the maximum permissible laden weight (BDM) for D-controlled vehicles nationwide to 7.5 tonnes from the current 5 tonnes, effective immediately.

“Transport Minister Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai said the government had also agreed to raise the BDM by one to six tonnes each for two- to six-axle vehicles in the Peninsular Malaysia,” reported by the Borneo Post.

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Malaysia tops world ranking as Best Country to Invest In by the U.S. News & World Report 2017.

According to the U.S. News & World Report, with a highly-skilled workforce coupled with a pro-business government, Malaysia has become an attractive country to invest in. It is one of the top recipients of foreign direct investment, according to United Nations data. As the country’s tourism industry continues to grow, opportunities can also be found in the real estate market.

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M’sia tops US-based ‘2017 Best Countries to Invest In’ survey.

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Malaysia Tops World Ranking As Best Country To Invest In, Scoring 30 Points More Than Any Other Nation.

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Malaysia ranks top in best countries to invest in.

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Original source:

Best Countries to Invest In.

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Malaysia ranked sixth in best places to retire in 2017 by International Living.

According to reports from The Sun Daily, The Malay Mail Online, The New Straits Times and Forbes, Malaysia ranked 6th in the 2017 Annual Global Retirement Index by International Living. “Malaysian cities are clean and modern, its public transport unrivaled, and its people the friendliest in Asia. And while other Asian countries offer great budget holidays and some offer first-class vacations, Malaysia manages to cater extraordinarily well to both,” quoted from International Living. Other top ranking cities are:

  1. Mexico
  2. Panama
  3. Ecuador
  4. Costa Rica
  5. Colombia
  6. Malaysia
  7. Spain
  8. Nicaragua
  9. Portugal
  10. Malta

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Malaysia is sixth best country to retire to in 2017.

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Malaysia sixth on best places to retire in 2017, Mexico tops the list.

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Malaysia is world’s sixth best place to retire, say international experts.

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International Living’s 10 Best Places To Retire Around The World in 2017.

Read more: Forbes

Original source:

The World’s Best Places to Retire 2017.

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Malaysia ranked 3rd in helping entrepreneurs, Utusan reports

According to a report by Utusan Malaysia Online, the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) ranked Malaysia 3rd out of 65 other countries in providing financial assistance to entrepreneurs in starting new businesses.

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More Than Half of All Entrepreneurs Expect to Create Jobs in the Next Five Years.

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Original source:

Global Entrepreneurship Monitor 2016 / 2017 Global Report.

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The Malaysian Passport Now Holds 5th Position in International Ranking

The Malaysian passport has been ranked number five in a list of the most “powerful” passports in the world. Malaysia had a score of 153, sharing the fifth group slot with Ireland, Canada, and New Zealand in the 2017 Passport Index. The fifth placing indicates the high level of travel freedom for Malaysians. A Malaysian passport gives visa-free access to 151 countries.

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Malaysian Passport ranks 5th in Passport Index 2017 with visa-free access to 153 countries.

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Original source:

Passport Index 2017.

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Penang receiving international recognition when named as one of ’17 must visit destination in 2017’ by CNN

“The Malaysia island of Penang is arguably one of Asia’s best street food destinations.  It offers a mix of traditional Malay, Chinese and Indian dishes, as well as fusion cuisines such as Baba Nyonya, or Peranakan, which incorporates regional ingredients and Chinese and Malay cooking methods.” – Edition, CNN.

Once again Penang is recognised internationally as one of the must visit destinations in 2017 by CNN. It was reported that the recognition would spur the tourism sector of the state which was now renowned abroad.

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Penang among must visit destinations this year in CNN list.

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Penang in CNN list of 17 ‘must visit destinations’

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Tourism industry ecstatic at Penang making it into CNN Travel list.

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Original source:

17 best places to visit in 2017.

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International Living’s rating testament to Malaysia’s world class healthcare system

Malaysia rated for having “the best healthcare in the world” with high accessibility, affordable pricing and world-class quality by The International Living magazine.

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International Living’s rating testament to Malaysia’s world class healthcare system.

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Malaysia’s top rating testament to its healthcare system.

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Best Medical Country Malaysia topped the list.

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Original source:

4 Countries with the Best Healthcare in the World 2017.

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Malaysia ranked top 4 in Asia Pacific in World Bank Doing Business report 2017.

Malaysia ke-4 paling mudah menjalankan perniagaan di Asia Pasifik

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Malaysia gets ‘perfect score’ in World Bank report

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Singapore, HK, China among top 10 places in World Bank Doing Business report

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Doing Business 2017

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Doing Business 2017: APEC

BOTANICA 5C LAUNCHING

On the 16th of July 2016, MTT Properties & Development Sdn. Bhd. launched its second sub-phase of BOTANICA. CT’s fifth residential phase – BOTANICA 5C at Balik Pulau. BOTANICA 5C has two categories of residential units, namely semi-detached double-storey homes and bungalows, which are priced from RM1,863,000.

At BOTANICA 5C’s launching event, there were a variety of activities from leisure cycling to traditional games and Henna art painting. Among some of the games that were organized included snakes & ladders, hopscotch and video games (e.g. Mario).

View more photos: BOTANICA 5C LAUNCHING

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