AGP Executive Report
Last update: 25 minutes agoBorder Security: An MMEA officer was killed and three colleagues injured when their boat collided with a suspected migrant vessel off Perlis. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim vowed action against smuggling syndicates and anyone aiding them. Sarawak Election: The Election Commission will meet on Nov 6 to set key dates for the state poll, which must be held within 60 days of the assembly’s dissolution. Sarawak is seeking extra flights and bus services to help voters travel home. Digital Services: QR-code immigration checks through MyNIISe are expected to begin in January; more than 1.5 million people have registered. Public Accountability: The Education Ministry will review allegations of possible collusion in school meal tenders, while the government is pursuing legal action over unpaid collections by MyEG and Zetrix AI. Water and Weather: Sabah is receiving RM445 million for water upgrades, with six Sarawak projects worth RM1.27 billion also continuing. Kedah is on flood alert as the northeast monsoon begins; haze has eased across most of the country.
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