This episode delivers comprehensive updates on critical regulatory matters across ASEAN with a focus on audit processes, product recalls, pharmaceutical regulations, Iran-related sanctions, and audit preparedness involving BPK.

Significant developments include Indonesia’s Deposit Insurance Corporation initiating phased payouts to depositors of a revoked bank license, ensuring compliance with strict criteria. Singapore has launched a retail-level recall of Decondine Syrup batches containing pseudoephedrine due to quality deviations, emphasizing consumer safety. Additionally, Indonesia’s BPK audit collaboration with BNN aims to enhance anti-narcotics program performance.

Environmental enforcement in Jakarta advances with sanctions on illegal waste dumping and fuel misuse, while Singapore clarifies health supplement regulatory frameworks and discontinues certain pharmaceutical education programs.

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Articles mentioned:

1. Berikan Rasa Tenang Kepada Nasabah, LPS Siapkan Pembayaran Simpanan Nasabah BPRS Hasanah Mandiri
2. Pemprov DKI Mulai Terapkan Controlled Landfill secara Bertahap di Bantargebang Mulai 1 Agustus
3. Video CCTV Viral Ditindak Cepat, Pembuang Sampah Liar di Grogol Selatan Didenda Rp500 Ribu
4. Respons Cepat dan Tegas, Sudin LH Jakut Tindak Pengemudi yang Salahgunakan BBM Operasional
5. How health supplements are regulated by HSA
6. Recall of Decondine Syrup
7. Iran-related Designations; Iran-related and Counter Terrorism Designation Update; Issuance of Iran-related General License
8. SOFT ENTRY MEETING BPK, BNN SIAP DIAUDIT DEMI PENINGKATAN KINERJA PELAKSANAAN PROGRAM P4GN
9. Israel Customs and the Bureau of Customs of the Philippines Sign a Joint Action Plan to Advance a Mutual Recognition Agreement for Authorized Economic Operator Programs
10. Update on the Risk Management Plan of Jinarc® (tolvaptan): Discontinuation of Healthcare Professional (HCP) Education and Certification and related requirements