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The Sun (Malaysia), 3 Nov 2026

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ArticleDPM: No need to stock­pile food

PETALING JAYA: Google will invest US$160 mil­lion (RM650.74 mil­lion) for a reser­voir and water treat­ment plant in Negeri Sem­bilan, which will provide up to 65 mil­lion litres of treated water daily for pub­lic con­sump­tion and its upcom­ing data...

DPM: No need to stock­pile food

ArticleRising liv­ing costs put­ting couples under severe pres­sure

PETALING JAYA: Fin­an­cial insec­ur­ity, rising liv­ing costs and chan­ging expect­a­tions of mar­riage are put­ting couples under grow­ing pres­sure, with mar­ital break­down increas­ingly shaped by wider social and eco­nomic forces rather than a...

Rising liv­ing costs put­ting couples under severe pres­sure

ArticleAI can build pro­files using nav­ig­a­tion data

PETALING JAYA: Malay­si­ans could still take Waze to court loc­ally over sus­pec­ted mis­use of per­sonal data des­pite its Israeli jur­is­dic­tion clause, but secur­ing a favour­able judg­ment may be only half the battle, with enforce­ment against the...

AI can build pro­files using nav­ig­a­tion data

Article697 units of unap­proved weightloss drug Retatru­tide seized

Arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence (AI) sys­tems used in cargo scan­ners at Malay­sian air­ports and ports are still prone to misid­enti­fy­ing harm­less items as bombs, rais­ing ques­tions about their reli­ab­il­ity in detect­ing dan­ger­ous goods, the Dewan...

697 units of unap­proved weightloss drug Retatru­tide seized

ArticleNo need for pub­lic to stock­pile essen­tial goods, says DPM

KUALA LUMPUR: Malay­sia has suf­fi­cient food sup­plies to sus­tain the coun­try for at least six months, with no need for emer­gency stock­pil­ing des­pite grow­ing global con­cerns over poten­tial dis­rup­tions to the sup­ply of essen­tial goods,...

No need for pub­lic to stock­pile essen­tial goods, says DPM