RM2 for each rat caught

If you are in Temerloh, or staying nearby it, you can give this a shot.
It is a 1-week campaign starting Monday, April 1 to 7, 2013

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TEMERLOH: The Temerloh Municipal Council, in collaboration with the Bandar Mentakab Rukun Tetangga Sector, will pay RM2 for each rat caught by the public in a drive to get rid of the pest.

Mentakab assemblyman Datuk Chuah Boon Seong said the effort was taken to tackle the rat problem in Mentakab town and the surrounding housing areas.

"Members of the public can hand over the rats caught to the campaign organisers," he told Bernama, here, Tuesday.

The campaign which runs for a week, started Monday. - Bernama

Malaysia's 10 richest in 2012

According to Forbes rich list, Robert Kuok remains Malaysia's richest person with a fortune of US$12.5 billion (RM39 billion). His holdings include the Shangri-La Hotels, Kerry Properties and the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong's leading English-language newspaper.

The flowing is the list of the top ten. The figures on the leftmost are their respective standing globally:

Malaysia's richest (Top 10 with two of them in the world's 100 richest persons)

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