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Still not quite up to speed

PETALING JAYA: New regulations are set to take effect on April 1 to enhance the overall quality of wireless broadband services, with telcos required to deliver a minimum download speed of 7.7mbps.

Jawa timurMalaysia generalRepublic ofSaral james maniamSaral jamesSiraj jalilDatuk indrani thuraisinghamStandards for quality of service msqoMalaysian communicationsMalaysian association of standards usersFederation of malaysian consumers associations fomcaConsumers association of penangMalaysia cyber consumer associationMultimedia commissionMalaysian consumers associationsStandards users

INTERACTIVE: Food poisoning incidents on the rise after pandemic

Cases of food poisoning in Malaysia are now more frequent, based on the latest figures. Here's a look at the stomach-churning situation.

Malaysia generalPulau pinangKuala lumpurAzizan abdul azizSaral james maniamSistem pengurusan aduanHatijah hashimConsumers association of penangHealth ministryNational consumer complaints centreStatistics departmentKemaman district health officeMalaysian medical associationConsumers associationEnvironment statisticsFood act

Opt for safety first, say consumer groups

PETALING JAYA: Passengers arriving at airports or air terminals should always opt for regulated services instead of going for unknown private services, say consumer groups.

Kuala lumpurMalaysia generalPulau pinangSaral james maniamFederation of malaysian consumers associations fomcaConsumers association of penangKuala lumpur international airportMalaysian consumers associationsRoad transport departmentLand public transport

Stop commercialisation of religious practices to curb food wastage - consumer groups

SHAH ALAM - The commercialisation of Ramadan or any religious practices should stop to curb food wastage, say consumer groups. Consumer Association of Subang and Shah Alam (Cassa).

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Consumers complain about prices but still throw out good food

PETALING JAYA: Despite being irked by the higher prices of food these days, consumers are still throwing out good food.Over 170 complaints on pricey food items have been lodged with the National Consumer Complaints Centre (NCCC) since April.

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