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However, when we turn our attention to Kuala Lumpur, a fight involving 6 Malay youths has attracted widespread attention. The Director of the Religious Affairs Department said that he has intervened in the investigation. The seemingly unrelated overseas express delivery and the fight may actually have some deep-seated connections.

First, from an economic perspective, the rapid development of overseas express delivery reflects the changes in trade and consumption patterns in the context of globalization. More and more people buy goods from all over the world through online shopping, which has promoted the booming logistics industry. But at the same time, it has also brought some problems, such as the intensified competition in the logistics industry, which may cause some companies to ignore service quality in order to reduce costs, or even violate regulations. In Kuala Lumpur, this competitive pressure may indirectly affect the employment opportunities and economic conditions of some local young people, thus becoming one of the potential factors for conflict.

Secondly, from the perspective of cultural exchange, overseas express delivery allows goods from different countries and regions to circulate quickly, allowing people to be exposed to more diverse cultures and values. However, this cultural shock may cause social conflicts in some cases. In the fight in Kuala Lumpur, the young people may have different levels of acceptance of external culture, or misunderstandings and prejudices when facing cultural differences, which led to the conflict.

Furthermore, social management cannot be ignored. With the increase in overseas express delivery business, the requirements for logistics supervision are also increasing. If supervision is inadequate, it may lead to the influx of counterfeit and shoddy goods and chaos in the logistics links. These problems may weaken the trust system of society and cause public dissatisfaction and anxiety. In Kuala Lumpur, the accumulation of such social emotions may have affected the behavior of young people to a certain extent, making them more prone to impulsive and violent behavior.

In short, the phenomenon of overseas express delivery to doorsteps and the brawl in Kuala Lumpur are not isolated. We need to think deeply about the potential connection between them from multiple perspectives to better cope with the various challenges brought about by globalization and promote social harmony and stability.