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Identity
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Identity
L'Oréal Paris Announces Yasmine Sabri as Brand Ambassador in the Middle East
Cairo, June 1, 2025 – L'Oréal Paris has announced the appointment of acclaimed Egyptian actress and award-winning star Yasmine Sabri as its new brand ambassador in the Middle East. Sabri makes her debut in the 'Women of Worth' campaign, a bold initiative that redefines what it means to be a woman today. Known for her elegance, grace, and unwavering advocacy for women empowerment, Yasmine Sabri lends her voice through L'Oréal Paris to a movement that challenges stereotypes around women's roles in today's society. First launched in 2020, the 'Women of Worth' program is dedicated to spotlighting women who embody compassion, strength, and a relentless drive to uplift their communities. Through grants, mentorship, and visibility, the initiative celebrates women from diverse backgrounds who are making a meaningful impact, proving that worth cannot be measured by one standard, but is defined by each woman in her own unique way.
The Star
21-05-2025
- The Star
Sipadan diving holiday ends in tragedy
KOTA KINABALU: A Chinese couple's diving trip to Sipadan Island in Semporna turned tragic when the man ended up drowning. The 37-year-old victim and his wife were with a group of other divers and their guides prior to the accident on Monday morning. According to Semporna OCPD Supt Mohd Sabri Zainol, police received a call about the death of a Chinese tourist at around 6.45pm. 'The call from one of the dive masters informed us that he and four other guides had brought with them a total of eight divers of various nationalities to the dive site,' he said in a statement. At around 10.45am, one of the divers jumped into the sea without permission from his guide, he said. Supt Sabri said the boatman saw the victim panicking and going underwater, so he informed the crew, prompting an emergency search and rescue effort. The divers found the victim unconscious at a depth of about 25m underwater and quickly brought him up to the surface, he said, adding that emergency resuscitation was performed on the boat. 'The victim remained unconscious; he was barely breathing and vomited a few times,' he said. The victim was first taken to the Semporna Hospital for treatment before being transferred to the Tawau Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, said Supt Sabri. 'We have classified this case as sudden death and a post-mortem will be conducted,' he said. He urged those with more information to come forward and assist police investigations by calling Asst Supt Mohammad Ali Amat at 013-212 0852 or going to the nearest police station. In another case in Kuala Lumpur, Bernama reported that an 11-year-old Rohingya girl has gone missing after being swept away by strong currents in a drain in front of the Ampang Jaya Municipal Council (MPAJ) Hall in Kampung Cheras Baru. Ampang Jaya Police Chief ACP Mohd Azam Ismail said police were alerted about the incident at 6.07pm on Monday via the District Control Centre of the Ampang Jaya District Police Headquarters. 'Police and personnel from the fire and rescue department were dispatched to the scene, where they were informed that two girls had fallen into the drain. One of the girls, a 10-year-old Rohingya, was rescued by members of the public,' he said in a report. He added that a rescue team is conducting search and rescue operations for the second child. 'The search and rescue operation was called off at 10.30pm due to darkness and rain and will resume tomorrow at 8am,' he said. He urged anyone with information about the incident to contact the police to assist with the investigation.
South China Morning Post
20-05-2025
- South China Morning Post
Chinese tourist drowns during Malaysian diving trip
A 37-year-old Chinese tourist drowned during a diving trip to Malaysia 's Sipadan Island on Monday. Advertisement The man, whose name has not been released, was part of a group of eight divers of various nationalities, accompanied by four guides and a boatman. The accident unfolded at around 10.45am, according to Superintendent Mohd Sabri Zainol of the Semporna police. 'The call was from one of the dive masters, who informed us that he and four other guides had brought with them a total of eight divers of various nationalities to the dive site,' Sabri said in a statement. Boats at dive site off of the coast of Sipadan Island in Sabah, Malaysia. Photo: Shutterstock The victim reportedly jumped into the water without his guide's permission and began to sink. Noticing the man's distress, the boatman immediately alerted the crew, sparking a frantic rescue effort. Divers located the man at a depth of 25 metres (82 feet) and brought him to the surface, where they attempted emergency resuscitation. 'The victim remained unconscious, was barely breathing and vomited a few times,' Sabri said. Despite the crew's efforts, the man's condition did not improve. He was rushed to Semporna Hospital for initial treatment and later transferred to Tawau Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Tom's Guide
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Tom's Guide
No time for the gym? Build and sculpt your legs with this equipment-free lower-body workout instead
Thinking about skipping the gym? You're not alone. But a solid workout doesn't need to happen there. This 10-minute Pilates-inspired routine is perfect for leg day and easy to do right from your living room. This workout comes from online fitness instructor Lily Sabri and is designed to give you a class-like experience in just 10 minutes. Whether you're a Pilates pro or new to the practice, don't be fooled by how gentle it looks. The routine targets smaller, often-overlooked muscles to build real strength and tone your lower half. Pop on something comfortable — our guide to the best gym leggings can help if you're looking for ideas — and roll out a mat to stay supported on the floor. With one minute on each move and just five seconds of rest in between, Sabri's routine is quick and effective. The trainer provides clear audio cues throughout, letting you know where to place your bodyweight, which muscles to engage and when to breathe or relax. Trust me, I am going to have your legs absolutely on fire by the end of this workout. Sabri's guidance is both encouraging and there to challenge you. Throughout various moves, she offers small tips to increase the intensity, such as lowering deeper into a squat. She also tells you where to focus your bodyweight, when to breathe and how to stay engaged throughout. 'Trust me, I am going to have your legs absolutely on fire by the end of this workout,' she says in the video. If you've ever assumed Pilates is just slow stretching on a mat, think again. While it might look low impact from the outside, those small, controlled movements can leave your muscles shaking. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. That's because Pilates focuses on building strength from the inside out. It targets deep core muscles, stabilizers and those smaller muscles you didn't even know existed until they started burning. If you're new to it, you might also enjoy reading the guide 3 things I wish I had known as a Pilates beginner by my colleague Sam, who breaks down the basics and what to expect in your first few sessions. Pilates is all about precision and control, unlike weight training, which often works larger muscle groups using heavy resistance. It uses your own bodyweight or sometimes small equipment like bands or rings to create tension and challenge your muscles in subtle (but seriously effective) ways. You won't be doing deadlifts or bench presses, but you will still feel the burn differently. Pilates is also a great way to tone your muscles. It helps to strengthen your body without necessarily adding bulk. That's why people often claim it gives a more sculpted or lean look. But it isn't just about appearances. Pilates also helps with posture, balance and overall mobility. The more you practice it, the longer you'll be able to go, the more challenging moves you'll manage and you might even find yourself reaching for a pair of light dumbbells to up the ante.
Saba Yemen
03-05-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Al-Aqsa Imam Calls for Urgent Action to Stop Enemy Plans
Al-Quds- Saba: Sheikh Ekrima Sabri, the Imam of Al-Aqsa Mosque, called for immediate and comprehensive action at all levels to confront the Israeli enemy's plans aimed at Judaizing Al-Quds and Al-Aqsa Mosque. Sabri explained to the Palestinian Shehab News Agency that the enemy forces have intensified their raids and targeting of Al-Aqsa Mosque since the beginning of the aggression on Gaza, noting that Al-Quds has become completely isolated from the rest of the Palestinian cities. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
