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API readings exceed 150 at three Terengganu stations
Air Pollutant Index (API) readings at three monitoring stations in Terengganu - Paka, Kuala Terengganu and Kemaman - simultaneously exceeded 150. Air quality expert Assoc Prof Azman Azid of UniSZA said the increase suggests possible regional pollutant transport and requires further analysis including hotspot data and the MyCMAQ model.
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Terengganu FC face injury concerns ahead of FA Cup quarter-final quest
Terengganu FC's preparations for tomorrow night's FA Cup round-of-16 second leg against DPMM FC have been disrupted by injuries to four key players. Head coach Mohd Nafuzi Zain said Romel Morales, Muhammad Danial Amier Norhisham, Ngweni Ndasi and Gervane Kastaneer are all rated 50-50 for the match at Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin Stadium. TFC need a win to secure a place in the quarter-finals.
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TFC wary of DPMM FC despite one-goal lead
Terengganu FC face DPMM FC in the second leg of their FA Cup last-16 tie at Stadium Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin in Gong Badak tomorrow night. Coach Nafuzi Zain says the 3-2 first-leg lead guarantees nothing, and four key players are recovering from injury.
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Young Terengganu entrepreneur earns RM6 million a year from nisang products
In Kampung Batu Putih, Marang, entrepreneur Nur Nadirah Syuhadah Rahmat generates RM6 million in annual sales from nisan kerek-based products and now employs 51 workers. In Kampung Raja, Besut, batik maker Afizah Shaidi introduces wax-coated cardboard blocks to replace copper blocks, while a keropok lekor maker in Losong keeps his recipe and prices unchanged.
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Johor lorry driver drives Proton Wira to Terengganu, wins Vellfire
A lorry driver from Bandar Tenggara, Johor drove a Proton Wira over 10 hours to Terengganu for Wira Day 7.0 at Stadium Permotoran Gong Badak. Mohd Supiyan Mazlan, 37, bought six shirts worth RM540, which earned him lucky draw coupons and the grand prize of a Toyota Vellfire. Organisers said the seventh edition drew about 17,000 participants, up from 15,000 last year.