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"20 Years Of Jail & RM200K Fine" — KPDNHEP Warns Against Selling Illegal Streaming Devices
The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (KPDNHEP) stated that they take this matter very seriously.
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M'sian Farmers Say There's Egg Shortage But Ministry Assures There's Sufficient Supply
According to industry players, the recent occurrence of supermarkets being devoid of eggs is unlikely to improve until next year.
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Scalpers Who Mark Up NFC Touch 'n Go Card Prices May Soon Face Repercussions
The ministry has already laid down a few actions.
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[VIDEO] Uncle Touches Hearts For Rushing To Help Nephew Who Fainted During Parade
"Everyone in attendance had tears flowing down their cheeks. I was no exception," said minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi.
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Whistleblower Claims Ministry Leaked His Email & Identity After Reporting Fraud In PD
The man, who reported about the swindling of subsidised diesel, now fears for his personal and family's safety.
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Cost Of Roti Canai Has Increased 4 Times In 2022. Customers May Have To Pay Even More Soon
The increasing cost of ingredients such as wheat, dhal (lentils), and cooking oil is driving the price hike.
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KPDNHEP Wants Explanation From AirAsia Over Influx Of Flight Delay Complaints
The minister said the issues were detected since the end of last month and are still ongoing.
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KPDNHEP Postpones Enforcement Of SIRIM Certified Face Masks To January 2023
According to Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi, the decision was made after people voiced their concerns over a price surge of the face masks once the new ruling was to come into effect.
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Clarification: KPDNHEP Won't Fine People RM100,000 For Not Wearing SIRIM Certified Masks
The confusion, it appears, is due to the wording used in the ministry's official statement itself.
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KPDNHEP: Non-Medical Face Masks Must Be SIRIM Certified
Manufacturers and importers found selling face masks without the MS SIRIM certification and labelling will be facing fines up to RM200,000, according to the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs.
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Foreign Vehicles Are Actually Not Allowed To Pump RON95 In Malaysia
The issue became a hot topic again after a vehicle with a Singaporean number plate was caught pumping RON95 at a local petrol station recently.
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