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Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has urged ASEAN nations to prioritise people-centred approaches when deploying artificial intelligence in public services, emphasising sustainable adoption tailored to each country's development level.
The MADANI Kita Programme functions as a government platform to clarify policies and bring services closer to citizens, Agriculture Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu said at a community event in Shah Alam.
A fractured raw water pipeline in Kelantan's Sungai Bagan has forced supply cuts affecting 34,000 households across four districts. Repairs begin Friday evening and are expected to last up to 36 hours, with water tankers deployed to support affected residents.
Sabah's Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor says two major water infrastructure projects will begin operations by end-2024, potentially ending chronic shortages affecting three coastal districts.
Malaysia's Chief Secretary has instructed immediate action to resolve mounting service problems at the University of Malaya Medical Centre, including extended waiting periods and staffing constraints affecting patient care.
Johor has committed RM50 million to repaint nearly 12,000 residential units across 170 housing blocks in a comprehensive state-wide initiative aimed at enhancing living conditions for lower-income households.
Andy Burnham, the politician known as the 'King of the North', has become Britain's seventh prime minister in ten years, committing to fundamental restructuring of national priorities and governance.
Malaysia's Home Ministry is rolling out multiple development initiatives across Johor involving police, immigration, prisons and maritime agencies, aimed at enhancing security infrastructure and service delivery in the crucial southern state.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall will spend RM45 million upgrading the Cheras crematorium, adding three new cremation units to the existing seven. The two-year project begins February 2026.