Malaysia’s Finance Ministry rejects QR service charge claim
The ministry said no official announcement supported a circulating poster’s claim that charges would begin on November 1.
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The ministry said no official announcement supported a circulating poster’s claim that charges would begin on November 1.
The two-time Paralympic champion will meet Vietnam’s Van Ann Tuan next after also winning his opening doubles match with Faris Ahmad Azri.
An initial draft is being refined, with the proposed law intended to strengthen oversight of online transactions.
Any deployment would require Cabinet approval, while schools in Johor have been ordered to stay closed until October 23.
Sabah coach Juan Torres Garrido was sent off late on, while his assistant raised concerns about visibility and pitch conditions in Paroi.
Total trade rose 27 per cent in the first eight months of 2026, while no export market accounted for more than 17 per cent, according to the finance minister II.
The Visit Malaysia Year campaign will continue through 2027, with funding covering air links, facilities and tourism events.
The plan will offer two insurance and takaful options, with protection available for individuals aged up to 85, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Defending champion Natasha Roslan joins three compatriots in the knockouts, but their draw means Malaysia cannot have two finalists.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim congratulated the singer and production team, saying spectators stayed until the performance ended.