MACC: Only 10% of those served with compound agree to pay fines for using 1MDB funds
"Some have requested to pay in instalments."
"Some have requested to pay in instalments."
So what happens when indoor air is bad? Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) will have a negative impact on your health and well-being. As the saying goes, “home is where the heart is,” but let’s not forget about your lungs as well.
In the long term, companies that promote and protect workers’ health could do better in avoiding undue sick leave and disability, minimising medical costs as well as costs associated with high turnover such as training, and enhance long-term productivity, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
The Fujisawa SST visit offered an insight into how the public and private sectors can collaborate to create a unique development that offers value to discerning buyers.
Did you know that without proper ventilation and equipment, a room or building’s indoor air quality (IAQ) could be even more polluted than the air outdoors, to the detriment of the building occupants’ health?
The delegates found the visit to the Fujisawa Smart and Sustainable Township to be the highlight of the tour while gaining from the discussions and networking among members of the delegation.
Under Japan’s public rental housing schemes, the construction cost is borne jointly by the federal government and local authority, with the latter taking care of the land purchase cost to ensure the affordability level of these homes for low-income earners.
The delegation, which comprised Housing and Local Government (KPKT) Minister Zuraida Kamaruddin, drivers of Malaysia’s top property develop-ment companies and members on the judging panel of EdgeProp Malaysia’s Best Managed Property Awards, gained valuable insights into some of Japan’s latest technologies for sustainable township development as well as smart and wellness home systems and solutions.
The house in Malibu, California, which is decorated according to the Barbie universe, will be offered for rental at the end of the month.
“A Malaysian man” found that his “dozens” of RM100 and RM1 notes have been eaten by termites.