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New Straits Times
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: Taiwan-based singer Gary Chaw returns to Sabah for holiday with daughter
KOTA KINABALU: Malaysian singer Gary Chaw recently returned to Sabah for a holiday with his 14-year-old daughter, Grace, as reported by China Press. On May 25, the 45-year-old, who is based in Taiwan, shared five photos on Instagram. The images showed him posing by a beach in Kota Kinabalu, dressed in a blue vest, orange shorts, and black flip-flops. His post was captioned: "Balik kampong! Back in Sabah." Several netizens also shared pictures on Xiaohongshu (Red Note) of Chaw and his daughter enjoying the sun and sea breeze. Many praised Grace for inheriting her mother's beauty, while others commented on how quickly she has grown, noting that she is now almost as tall as her father. Chaw also has a 16-year-old son, Joe, with his Taiwanese ex-wife, Wu Shuling, 46. The couple divorced in 2022 after 14 years of marriage but remain on good terms.
Borneo Post
30-04-2025
- Health
- Borneo Post
Miri Health Office launches ‘War on Sugar' campaign to promote healthier food choices
Chaw (centre) signs the 'War on Sugar' banner to symbolically launch the programme. Looking on are Englebert (left) and Dr P Raviwharmman. MIRI (April 30): The Miri Divisional Health Office launched a 'War on Sugar Advocacy: Sugar Label Reading Campaign and Healthy Supermarket Roadshow' at Boulevard Hypermarket here today. The campaign was held in collaboration with the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) Miri Branch and Boulevard Hypermarket. The event was officiated by Chaw Zhi Jian, special officer to Miri MP Chiew Choon Man, who represented the MP at the launch. Also present were Miri Divisional Health Officer, Dr P Raviwharmman Packierisamy, KPDN Miri head Englebert Inggath Desmond Japar, and participants of the Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) Trim & Fit Programme. According to a handout from the Miri Divisional Health Office, the campaign targets the general public and Trim & Fit participants, aiming to raise awareness on the importance of reading food and beverage labels ― especially sugar content ― and to encourage healthier choices in support of national healthy lifestyle efforts. The Sugar Label Reading Campaign is a part of the annual Healthy Supermarket Roadshow, an initiative under the Strategic Plan to reduce Sugar Among Malaysians 2024-2030. 'This habit should be cultivated as part of a healthy lifestyle to prevent non-communicable diseases and reduce risks such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease linked to excessive sugar intake,' the statement said. The campaign is expected to improve awareness around sugar consumption in both home-prepared meals and commercial food and beverages. The initiative also aims to lower the prevalence of nutrition-related diseases, improve productivity, and reduce the government's healthcare burden. The Miri Division Health Office added that it will continue collaborating with government and non-governmental agencies to ensure a more comprehensive, effective and structured approach. Healthy promotion messages will also continue to be delivered via clinics, community outreach, and social media platforms. Miri Health Office War on Sugar
