In Dewan Rakyat today: RON95 quality, haze preparedness and maritime surveillance among key issues
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 5 — The quality of RON95 petrol samples, mitigation of solid waste landfills, and enforcem...
The Malaysian Parliament, Dewan Rakyat, will address several critical issues in its meeting today. Abdul Latiff Abdul Rahman (PN-Kuala Krai) plans to inquire about the results of RON95 petrol sampling tests conducted across five states and depots. He also seeks details on the government's immediate actions to restore consumer confidence and compensate affected vehicle owners.
Datuk Dr Richard Rapu (GPS-Betong) will question the Ministry of Housing and Local Government regarding the long-term strategy for the management of open dumps in rural areas. He also seeks plans to address waste accumulation in districts lacking Waste-to-Energy (WTE) facilities. Siti Mastura Muhammad (PN-Kepala Batas) intends to ask the Transport Minister to explain enforcement measures against foreigners, including those with UNHCR cards or lacking valid licenses, for driving without authorization.
Datuk Seri Hasni Mohammad (BN-Simpang Renggam) seeks updates on the early detection radar system, UAVs, satellite surveillance, the percentage of 24-hour surveillance coverage, and the remaining gaps in the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency's (MMEA) assets. Rodiyah Sapiee (GPS-Batang Sadong) will inquire about the government's preparedness against haze episodes, as the El Nino phenomenon is expected to continue until mid-2027.
The session will conclude with the committee stage debate and ministerial replies for the Supply (Budget) Bill 2027 and the Motion on 2027 Development Expenditure Estimates, which are expected to run until November 26. The Dewan Rakyat is set to convene for 37 days until December 8.
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