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The Federal Territories have distributed more than 62,000 Jalur Gemilang flags since early August for the 2026 National Day and Malaysia Day festivities, with government officials urging citizens to display the flag correctly and with pride.
Malaysian authorities are calling on the public to maintain cleanliness at Dataran Putrajaya during the 2026 National Day celebration on August 31, following a recent littering problem at Kuala Lumpur's Dataran Merdeka.
The Perlis Information Department is ramping up efforts to promote national patriotism through the 1 House 1 Jalur Gemilang campaign, mobilising all 45 MADANI Communities across the state to organise nation-building activities.
Malaysia's 2026 National Day celebrations will centre on 'Malaysia MADANI: Shared Prosperity', a theme the government says reflects its commitment to equitable development that leaves no Malaysian behind.
Organisers in Ipoh say preparations for the HKHM 2026 launch ceremony are 80 per cent complete, with Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim scheduled to officiate Sunday's event at the Sultan Azlan Shah Health Ministry Training Institute.