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Tuesday, 1.07.2025
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Cashless payments are now available at some wet markets and hawker centres in Penang as Touch ‘n Go eWallet began rolling out its services to small business owners here.

TNG Digital Sdn Bhd Chief Executive Officer Ignatius Ong said the service wants to be inclusive and accessible by making the payment system available at wet markets, night markets, hawker stalls and bazaars.

Read more: MY: Touch ‘n Go in eWallet push at Penang hawkers, wet markets

  • Working together with Langkawi police and city council to launch 4K video cameras
  • Celcom to expand 5G use cases on island to cargo, fleet management and other use

With the aim of enhancing daily operations for local businesses and authorities, as well as enriching the digital lifestyles of consumers in Langkawi, Celcom Axiata Bhd’s ongoing 5G journey sees the deployment of its 5G Safety and Security Smart City solutions in Langkawi, today.

Read more: MY: Celcom launches security based 5G smart city solution in Langkawi

MYEG Philippines Inc is partnering the Philippines’ Land Bank to launch its first phase of digital e-government services in the Philippines.

In a statement today, MyEG Services Bhd said the commencement of online services by its unit in partnership, will bring “added convenience to the people of the Philippines in transacting with the government”.

Read more: MY: MyEG partners with Philippines’ Land Bank for online services

The Kembara Digital Malaysia (KDM) Programme, which is the platform of the Ministry of Communications and Multimedia (KKMM) Malaysia and government departments and agencies to help the people in facing numerous digital era challenges, is to be expanded nationwide, next year.

Its deputy Minister Eddin Syazlee Shith said this was following the implementation of the programme in Ipoh, Perak in July and Kuala Pilah, today.

Read more: KKMM to expand Kembara Digital Malaysia programme

Bandung serves as the best model for Kuching in its transformation into becoming a smart city.

The highland city of Indonesia, about a couple of hours’ drive away from Jakarta, was declared a smart city four years ago, said Assistant Minister in Chief Minister’s Department (Islamic Affairs and Kuching North City Commission) Datuk Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi.

Read more: MY: Sarawak: Kuching: ‘Bandung a great smart city model’

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