AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTransboundary Haze Response: Malaysia is stepping up regional fire-fighting help as haze returns, offering Indonesia a Bombardier CL-415MP aircraft, three helicopters and 52 personnel for transboundary haze operations, pending approval by President Prabowo. Najib House Arrest Fallout: Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim denied he “paved the way” for Najib Razak’s conditional pardon, saying prisoners can apply and the Pardons Board decides with advice before the King’s final call; Malaysia’s Prisons Department says it’s ready to implement official instructions. Transport Minister Resignation: Anwar will meet DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke to hear his views after Loke offered to resign following Najib’s conditional pardon. Sports—Asian Games: Malaysia opened strong in Aichi-Nagoya with women’s team badminton beating Hong Kong 3-0 and karate Thevendran Kaliana Sundram winning Malaysia’s first medal (bronze); men’s hockey also thrashed Uzbekistan 7-0. Public Services & Safety: DOSM warns social media and AI can spread unverified “data” and says it will push data literacy; police report a Kelantan retiree duped by “police” scammers into handing over ATM cards and jewellery.
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