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WHEN toxic waste is dumped and the polluter vanishes, who pays to clean it up? In the US a multibillion-dollar Superfund exists for precisely that scenario. In Malaysia, there is no equivalent safety net — only enforcement orders, court processes and in some cases, silence. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Once electronic waste enters Malaysia outside proper declaration channels, it moves beyond the ports into an underground processing chain operating outside the licensed system. Bernama FILE PIX

Enforcement officers conducting an inspection on containers suspected of containing e-waste recently. FILE PIX

MOE is concerned about the worries raised by the public regarding viral news about the possible implementation of PdPR. - Bernama photo

Through support for the Health Access Programme under the Malaysian AIDS Foundation and the Teratak Kasih Tok Nan initiative, Sunway Group has helped provide travel and accommodation assistance for patients from Sabah and Sarawak who must travel long distances to reach treatment centres in major cities.

Agriculture and Food Security Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu. Bernama Photo

Flexible work arrangements, including working from home (WFH), can help ensure the continuity of government operations when facing unforeseen situations such as geopolitical conflicts, disasters and public health crises. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay

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For generations, local communities and traditional healers have relied on these natural resources to treat ailments and promote well-being. (Photo by MAYELA LOPEZ / AFP) AFP file photo for illustration purpose only.

A pharmacy owner shows an Ozempic antidiabetic medicine at a pharmacy. AFP FILE PIX