Govt won't let nation become an e-waste dumping ground, says Anwar

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The Madani Government has given full latitude to authorities to combat corruption and abuse of power, including illegal electronic waste (e-waste) imports, says Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.  Speaking to reporters after performing Friday prayers, Anwar said the Cabinet has taken a firm stance to prevent Malaysia from becoming a dumping ground for e-waste.   He added that, despite past reminders and oversight, weaknesses in contracts and tenders persist, making strict monitoring essential.  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00What is the issue about elaboration?

00:06Just maybe Không

00:13others, what's hisatan zone to do?

00:18The issue of our community on the contract and the tenderthest

00:29We provide pressure and pressure, but we see that we still have a failure and a failure, so we have to take care of it.

00:39For example, the SPRM is about e-waste, which I don't understand why it can be included, because the expectation of our government and our government is to prevent Malaysia to become a place of e-waste.

00:56So, because of that, we must be able to take care of it.

01:02At this time, we will receive a report from the SPRM, LHDN, AMLA, and the government must keep their job to clean the sake of the power of the rasuah and power of the power of the power of the government.

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