AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDigital Safety & Youth Protection: UNICEF highlights how 1 in 5 youths aged 12–17 faced online sexual abuse risks, renewing calls for stronger safeguards and oversight. Fuel Price Watch: Malaysia’s Ron95, Ron97 and diesel prices fell 5 sen per litre after two weeks of hikes, though officials warn volatility may continue amid global supply and Middle East tensions. Media & Religious Sensitivities: The Federal Territories Mufti Department urged artistes and broadcasters to keep content responsible, after controversy over iQIYI’s “Madu atau Racun” drama. Content Regulation: FINAS says iQIYI will temporarily take down six “Madu atau Racun” episodes and edit the full set for a fresh review under OTT guidelines. Disaster Response (Nepal): MERCY Malaysia deployed an assessment team to Nepal after the Bhote Koshi flash floods, while Malaysia’s SMART rescue unit remains on standby for possible deployment. Energy & Industry in KL: OGA 2026 opens in Kuala Lumpur with 30,000+ attendees, and Bullard/DuPont announced a worker-safety collaboration at the show. Tourism & Trade: MATTA and Alibaba Cloud signed an MoU to push AI and digital transformation for Malaysia’s tourism SMEs. Transport & Connectivity: AirAsia launched a codeshare with Pegasus Airlines, positioning Kuala Lumpur as a gateway to Europe via Istanbul. Public Finance & Subsidies: Finance officials said the BUDI95 Ron95 quota rises to 300 litres, citing enforcement savings and tighter controls on subsidised fuel leakage. Local Governance & Data: LKIM’s PADAN system was launched as a “master database” to verify fishermen eligibility for assistance and subsidised fuel, with potential integration into MyMinyak.
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