Evening Edition

The long-awaited 12th Malaysia Plan was tabled in Parliament today, with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri unveiling a five-year roadmap for inclusive and sustainable economic growth. We look at the key aspects of his speech. Also - updates on foreign investment in Malaysia, and Tabung Haji's RCI.

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Bukit Aman Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department has called for for senior citizens to undergo a screening before getting their driving licences renewed. We discuss what it might mean to implement this policy.

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Deputy Minister Dato' Mastura Mohd Yazid said that both government and opposition MPs will be given equal allocation under the PM’s special allocation. We hear from an opposition MP on his view.

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The police have confirmed that they've started the process to extradite Nur Sajat from Thailand, prompting questions about the level of effort that's been put into her case. We find out more about the extradition process, and discuss Sajat's options for seeking asylum.

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The Ministry of Higher Education made an announcement recently that university and college campuses will reopen in stages from October 15 for fully vaccinated students and staff. We check in with a student about their preparations.

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In a Parliamentary reply on Tuesday, the Prime Minister revealed that over RM1 million was spent on office renovations and furniture for ministers and their deputies. We discuss whether this spending is justified, and what measures are in place to oversee the use of public funds for these purposes.

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The disappearance and death of Gabby Petito, a 22-year-old from Florida, has captured a lot of attention, with social media users sharing theories and possible sightings online. But, does this shift the focus away from the crime? We find out more with a lawyer.

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Today in Parliament, MPs brought up the rotation system that will kick into effect once schools reopen, discussing worries about the digital divide and how students will cope. Other highlights include statistics on domestic abuse, and a press conference about the shortcomings of MySejahtera in displaying one's vaccine status.

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After six days of the Langkawi Travel Bubble, the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry has considered it a success, with plans to open up more travel bubble destinations. We look at what this means for Langkawi and for domestic tourism.

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Three MACC officers have been detained for allegedly misappropriating funds; however, they are being investigated by the MACC itself. This sparked off criticisms that the anti-graft body needs to be held accountable so that it's more effective and independent. We discuss this with Cynthia Gabriel from C4.

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