Over 91 percent of MyKiosks nationwide in good condition

A significant majority of MyKiosks across Malaysia are in good operational condition, contributing positively to local economies, according to Housing and Local Government Minister Nga Kor Ming. He reported that over 91 percent of these kiosks are functioning well and have been restocked.

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This initiative is a clear manifestation of the government launching a balanced physical development agenda without ever neglecting the quality of life, safety, and well-being of the common people.

"This initiative is a clear manifestation of the government launching a balanced physical development agenda without ever neglecting the quality of life, safety, and well-being of the common people," Nga stated in a written parliamentary response. He was addressing concerns about critically damaged, abandoned, or vandalized MyKiosk units nationwide.

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Local authorities involved must repair damaged units so they can resume operations as soon as possible.

As of June 2026, data indicates 105 MyKiosk units across seven states experienced damage, but no vandalism or abandonment was reported. The Ministry of Housing and Local Government (KPKT) emphasizes that each completed kiosk is a local authority asset, responsible for its maintenance and vendor management. Authorities are urged to expedite repairs for damaged units and to reallocate or replace inactive kiosks. Increased enforcement patrols and collaboration with local vendor communities are encouraged to ensure the security of these assets.

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Local authorities are urged to increase enforcement patrols and cooperate with local vendor communities as eyes and ears to ensure the safety of kiosks, which are local authority assets.