The numbers that actually affect your week in Malaysia: petrol, the ringgit, cost of living, holidays, wages. Only message you when it matters.

The gap between the richest and poorest states is wider than most think.

1 in 5 households in Sabah live in poverty. In KL, about 1 in 70.

Sumber: DOSM (data.gov.my)
greatermalaysia.com/stories/malaysia-income-divide
#ekonomi

Feels like crime is up. The record says the opposite.

Index crime has more than halved since 2016, down 53%.

Sumber: Royal Malaysia Police (data.gov.my)
greatermalaysia.com/stories/crime-in-malaysia
#keselamatan

EVs hit 6% of new car registrations, double a year ago.

Real, but early. Petrol is still ~85%.

Sumber: Road Transport Dept JPJ (data.gov.my)
greatermalaysia.com/stories/malaysia-ev-adoption?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social
#automotif

RM1.3 billion moves through FPX every single day.

Over RM2.2bn daily across all rails. The shift off cash is real.

Sumber: Bank Negara / PayNet (data.gov.my)
greatermalaysia.com/stories/how-malaysians-pay?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social
#kewangan

Malaysians take about 1.4 million public transport rides on a weekday.

Busiest line: MRT Kajang, ~287k a day.

Sumber: Prasarana / KTMB (data.gov.my)
greatermalaysia.com/stories/how-malaysians-commute?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social
#pengangkutan

Electronics make up 54% of what Malaysia sells to the world.

A goods surplus of ~RM25bn a month.

Sumber: DOSM (data.gov.my)
greatermalaysia.com/stories/what-malaysia-exports?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social
#perdagangan