AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPolitics: DAP delegates voted overwhelmingly to stay in Malaysia’s Unity Government, easing pressure on PM Anwar Ibrahim, while urging faster reforms beyond AUKU abolition and warning against leaving the coalition after recent state election setbacks. Federal Funding Push: Anwar pledged an extra RM1 million (about US$245,000) to each of Malaysia’s 222 federal constituencies, saying it will be needs-based to strengthen fair governance. Education & Safety: The Education Ministry rolled out a School Pupil Protection Policy, stressing it’s meant to clarify guidelines and protect children without blaming teachers, as officials said injury reports come in almost daily. Health & Community: Kelantan will reduce long waits for eye surgery with a Strabismus Surgery Carnival at USM Hospital, while Sabah continues monitoring a newborn found positive for drugs after birth. Environment: Sarawak saw unhealthy haze readings in Serian, Samarahan and Kuching, as DOE reported hotspots across the region. Sports: SUKMA 2026 continues to deliver medals, including Terengganu’s hurdler defending his 110m hurdles title and Kelantan expanding welfare support for athletes.
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