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Johor has committed RM50 million to repaint low-cost and public housing units statewide, targeting 170 blocks with 11,693 residential units. The programme aims to uplift living standards for lower-income communities.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has defended the federal government's allocation methodology, emphasizing that funding decisions prioritize development needs and citizen welfare rather than tax revenue collection.
Former education minister Dr Maszlee Malik contends that a Pakatan Harapan victory in the Johor election, particularly at Puteri Wangsa, would fundamentally redirect the state's development priorities and policy direction.