AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUnity Government Politics: DAP delegates voted to stay in the federal government until the end of the 15th Parliament, with secretary-general Anthony Loke saying feedback calling for faster, bolder reforms will be pushed through Cabinet channels. Grassroots Welfare & Cost of Living: Prime Minister Anwar announced an extra RM1 million allocation for every parliamentary constituency to speed up help for urgent local needs, while Finance Minister II Amir Hamzah said improvements to the targeted diesel subsidy are being studied for the 2027 Budget. Education Safety: The Education Ministry rolled out a School Pupil Protection Policy, stressing it’s meant to guide schools and protect pupils without victimising teachers. Anti-Corruption & Crime: MACC in Pahang detained two police personnel over alleged bribes linked to traffic offences on the East Coast Expressway. Health & Social Support: Kelantan is monitoring a newborn found drug-positive after birth, and JKM highlighted the need for society-wide care for elderly, PwD and bedridden patients. Environment & Weather: DOE reported unhealthy haze readings in Sarawak areas, while MetMalaysia warned of thunderstorms and heavy rain across multiple states. Sports: SUKMA 2026 saw Kelantan’s judo success and sprint titles in Selangor, with athletes aiming for national squad call-ups.
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