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Despite rising EV sales in Malaysia, the numbers still fall short of the government's 15 per cent adoption target by 2030. Photo: Edited via Canva

This gap in technical expertise, coupled with underdeveloped service infrastructure and safety concerns, threatened to slow the country’s EV adoption despite increasing market enthusiasm. - Photo edited via Canva

The lifespan of the average Malaysian has risen, forcing the younger generation to bear the burden of sustaining them through old age for a longer period. Photo: Edited via Canva

Although Malaysia’s push towards electric mobility reflects significant progress, automotive experts are warning that the supporting infrastructure, consumer protections and technical assistance frameworks have not kept pace. - Photo edited via Canva

For many Malaysians, particularly middle-income earners living outside major cities, EVs are still viewed as a luxury or a secondary vehicle rather than a practical primary option. Photo edited via Canva

Nurhayati said guaranteed protection is crucial so that whistleblowers do not feel anxious, fearful, or threatened while carrying out their duty in the interest of national integrity.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim tabled the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP) in the Dewan Rakyat today. Photo by Bernama

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The PKNS public flats in Jalan Kuching, comprising 15 blocks and 600 units, stand in a state of neglect, caught between abandonment and decay. Photo by Bernama