MCMC orders telcos to act after Tawau village coverage fails mandatory standards
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission has directed telecommunications service providers to take immediate measures to improve the quality of...
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The commission said notices under Section 51(2) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 would be issued to any service provider that fails to respond within the stipulated period. Currently, interior residents must travel 20 to 30 kilometres to reach the nearest hospital—a journey that imposes prohibitive transportation costs, according to a study by Universiti Malaysia Sabah. The findings were conveyed to the relevant service providers on May 29, with the companies given seven working days to submit their feedback and action plans.
Furthermore, Jointly executed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia and the Sabah state government, the pilot project, if successful, will be expanded to other remote regions while upgrading NADI's public healthcare capabilities.
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The commission said notices under Section 51(2) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 would be issued to any service provider that fails to respond within the stipulated period.
according to Malay MailCurrently, interior residents must travel 20 to 30 kilometres to reach the nearest hospital—a journey that imposes prohibitive transportation costs, according to a study by Universiti Malaysia Sabah.
according to China News Service (ECNS)The findings were conveyed to the relevant service providers on May 29, with the companies given seven working days to submit their feedback and action plans.
according to Malay MailJointly executed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia and the Sabah state government, the pilot project, if successful, will be expanded to other remote regions while upgrading NADI's public healthcare capabilities.
according to China News Service (ECNS)
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