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Kota Kinabalu: There have been numerous forest and bush fires due to the prolonged drought and heatwave.

A coalition of consumer groups, along with public health advocates, lawyers, and doctors, has urged the Indian government to take action against the consumption of junk food high in sugar, salt, and fat. The coalition is calling for legislation to define junk food and restrictions on marketing similar to those for infant foods. They also recommend setting up guidelines to prevent the serving of unhealthy foods in schools, hospitals, prisons, and other public places. The coalition believes that existing regulatory policies on junk food are ineffective.

Consumer Front: A coalition of consumer groups, along with public health advocates, lawyers, and doctors, has urged the Indian government to take action against the consumption of junk food high in sugar, salt, and fat. The coalition is calling for legislation to define junk food and restrictions on marketing similar to those for infant foods. They also recommend setting up guidelines to prevent the serving of unhealthy foods in schools, hospitals, prisons, and other public places. The coalition believes that existing regulatory policies on junk food are ineffective.

Kota Kinabalu: There is a need for the State Water Department to not just improve, but fully transform its systems and services with new technology, said the Consumer Front of Sabah (Cfos).

Is safe. give me your sense of where we are? punchbowl did a deep dive on this >> absolutely. clearly a lot of anxiety just from the consumer front. that has a ripple effect when it comes to what washington is going to do in particular on the regulatory side. representative maxine waters, the top democrat on the house financial services committee was floating a couple different things, including saying fdic insurance should cover all deposits, not just the $250,000 amount you're going to see washington investigate, dig deeper in hearings on are these banks well capitalized enough what are the ...