Here are tonight’s top stories.
The Central Database Hub will be used first to deliver targeted RON95 fuel subsidies, focusing on those most in need, ahead of its full national rollout.
An economist says Putrajaya‘s idea for retirees to receive both lump‑sum withdrawals and regular income may fail as most Malaysians have low savings and incomes.
Under the new Consumer Credit Act, Buy Now, Pay Later providers must check borrowers’ ability to repay to prevent financial hardship.
The Road Transport Department found over 1,000 luxury cars — including Ferraris and Lamborghinis — without valid road tax or insurance.
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