The Malaysian government has approved RM22 million (approximately $5 million USD) for weaponry for the Auxiliary Police Corps (AKPS). The decision follows a letter presented to the Prime Minister outlining the urgent need to strengthen the defense capabilities of the agency’s assets. The Minister of Home Affairs announced the approval, citing the necessity for enhanced security measures. Details regarding the specific types of weaponry purchased were not disclosed. This funding aims to bolster the AKPS’s capacity to protect its assets and maintain security. The move indicates a prioritization of national security concerns and resource allocation towards defense infrastructure. Further information regarding the implementation timeline and procurement process is expected to be released.