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The tiger had been captured by the Wildlife and National Parks Department in Sungai Choh, Ulu Kinta, Perak on July 22.
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Malaysia’s hot, humid climate creates ideal conditions for mould growth, especially when floods, condensation, leaks in pipes, windows or roofs add extra moisture. Beyond being an eyesore and a health risk, mould can also quietly damage buildings, furniture and other indoor assets, threatening property longevity and structural integrity. The article highlights that a quick fix is often not enough, because the underlying moisture problem can allow mould to return and continue causing harm.
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