Policy Upgrade Overview Core shift: Government agencies accept cash only 1 day per week (3-month trial). The policy is backed by 97% of Penang residents already using e-payments, which boosts efficiency for the 2030 fully cashless goal. September data shows 89% of transactions are cashless—surpassing the 75% trial target. Efficiency gains are evident During the visits to physical merchants, the actual application effect of the cashless payment system became the focus of discu

KUALA LUMPUR, For Klang Valley commuters who'd marked September 30 on their calendars, the news comes with a quiet sigh: Light Rail Transit Line 3 (LRT3), the much-awaited rail project set to cut commute times across the region, won't open until the end of 2025. Government officials confirmed the delay this week, pointing to two  non-negotiable  factors—rigorous  safety  testing  and  unexpected  supply  chain disruptions—saying "getting it right matters more than getting it

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