Malaysia Minister Cites Poison Registry Delays

Malaysia's Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail highlighted critical delays in updating the Poisons Act 1952. These delays are hindering synthetic drug probes, according to the minister. A Malaysian minister has cited delays in the poison registry as a concern. The registry is for tracking and managing poisoning incidents. These delays could impact the timely identification and treatment of poisoning cases. The minister called for improvements in the registry's efficiency. The minister did not specify the impact of these delays or the reasons behind them. Malaysia's Health Minister cited delays in the national poison registry.