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MYEG, Zetrix AI suspended as JPJ collection agents from October 5

The move comes amid RM200mil in unpaid dues, could mean users need to switch to JPJ’s official channels for road tax, licence and summons-related transactions

Online renewal of migrant workers’ pass resumes Jan 15, says MyEG

MyEG has announced today that the online renewal of work passes – the temporary employment visit pass (PLKS) – for migrant workers will resume on January 15.

RTD extends MyEG, subsidiary’s contracts for three years

MyEG said the two companies each received an appointment letter from RTD today to confirm that both are the “collection agents for the provision of vehicle registration services, driver and vehicle licensing and electronic payment of summon services for a three-year period.” 

MyEG gets two-year extension for immigration-related services

My E.G. Services Bhd (MyEG) has been granted an extension by the Home Ministry for its immigration-related services for two years, and the extension's total estimated value will depend on the number of transactions performed over this period.

MyEG urged to refund employers ‘misled’ by ‘illegal’ permit renewal services

The government’s electronic services provider, MY E.G. Services Bhd, should immediately return monies to foreign workers’ employers it had “misled”, urged Khoo Poay Tiong (Kota Melaka-PH).

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Worrying number of youth spending 18 hours on social media daily: MCMC 

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission has drawn attention to the substantial number of young individuals who spend extended periods online, expressing concerns about harmful aspects of specific social media platforms. 

Penang’s shores in peril: a deadly mix of climate change and coastal development”

Rising sea levels, erratic weather, and unchecked development are driving coastal erosion to alarming new heights in Penang, threatening both nature and livelihoods.

Taib Mahmud: a life of controversies and political intrigue

The diminutive and flamboyant Tun Abdul Taib Mahmud has left an indelible mark on Sarawak and the country, seeing that he was its chief minister for 33 years and later, the governor for nearly a decade.