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Measures to be announced in conjunction with Labour Day

An influencer is expected to be charged for allegedly exposing a toddler to drug-infused candy.

The Prime Minister is urging the private sector to consider implementing flexible work arrangements, including working from home.  

There’s some relief for unsubsidized petrol and diesel users!

The new work-from-home policy for civil servants has led to over half a million ringgit in fuel savings. 

Will companies cut jobs due to higher costs?

Malaysians have been urged to avoid using Buy Now Pay Later financing for basic necessities. 

Only less than 15% of Malaysians aged 60 and above are living well. 

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This is double our production capacity

Malaysia's growing microplastics crisis is largely self-inflicted.

The PM says Malaysia will take part in a high-level international discussion regarding the Strait of Hormuz.  

It is an obligation to register your child's birth.

Three states are rolling out cash aid and cost‑of‑living relief to cushion households from the economic impact of the Middle East crisis.

There is finally some relief for individuals using unsubsidized fuel amid the war in the Middle East.

Malaysia is not implementing an Automatic Pricing Mechanism for fuel, contrary to recent claims on social media.  

The overall claims payouts – including death, disability, medical, and bonuses – last year increased to 17.4 billion ringgit.

The Transport Minister wants more to be done to resolve the frequent disruptions that have affected LRT and MRT services recently.

The Transport Minister says there are already existing laws to impose the death sentences for drunk drivers who cause fatal accidents.

Authorities are stepping up their manhunt for a remand detainee who recently escaped from the Sungai Buloh prison.