Author: Editor THE CEO Malaysia

Battling Insomnia

If you’re like me, and you have difficulties falling asleep at night, you’re not alone. It affects millions of people worldwide. According to study, almost 70 million Americans have some form of sleep disorder. Insomnia is the most common sleep disorder. 30 per cent. Of adults experienced short-term insomnia while about 10 per cent of people have long lasting insomnia.

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Lionel Messi Officially Quit Barcelona

Barcelona has confirmed Lionel Messi has left the club, after expressing his public desire to leave 12 months ago. His exit ends his historic tenure at the Nou Camp. Messi, who won six Ballon d’Or awards during his time at the Nou Camp, is widely regarded as one of the best players ever.

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The Ongoing Water Crisis

Water is the most abundant resource on Earth, yet it is also the scarcest when it comes to providing clean water to the population is general. Many impoverish nations does not have access to clean water, and the people risked getting cholera by drinking contaminated water. According to World Vision.Org, Eritrea and Papua New Guinea are the top countries that lack basic water services. Eritrea in East Africa has the least access to clean water close to home. Lack of adequate household sanitation means open water sources are often contaminated by human and animal waste. Deforestation and poor farming practices also make the problem of water pollution worse. Meanwhile, much of Papua New Guinea’s rural population lives in remote communities scattered among the country’s 600 Asia-Pacific islands. Often islanders struggle with lack of clean water and sanitation, and many have little understanding of basic hygiene practices. Papua New Guinea is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the region, with frequent cyclones and flooding events that damage and destroy infrastructure, homes, and crops.

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World’s First Meme Museum Opens in Hong Kong

Most of us spend our youth browsing the online humour platform 9GAG to brighten our day. The contents have been entertaining to say the least, with memes that makes you rolling-on-the floor-laughing. Now, the online platform has moved a level-up, and has opened the world’s first ‘Meme Museum’ in Hong Kong. With memes becoming part of how people communicate nowadays, the Meme Museum makes for an exciting spot to visit.

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