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Malaysian official calls for accountability over TuJu navigation application

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Government spokesperson Fahmi Fadzil stated that the senior management of the TuJu Malaysian Highway Authority must be held accountable if the government was provided with inaccurate information regarding the capabilities of the TuJu navigation application. This comment followed clarification from LLM chairperson Hasni Mohammad, who stated that TuJu was developed to improve services along tolled highways, not to function as a full-fledged navigation application like Waze. Fahmi Fadzil made these remarks after commenting on a briefing from the National Security Council.

From malaysiakini.com

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The discussion raises questions about the accuracy of information provided by state-linked organizations regarding major infrastructure technology projects. Fahmi Fadzil emphasized that accountability must be maintained if the government was misled about the application's intended function and scope.

From malaysiakini.com

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  • Fahmi FadzilGovernment spokesperson who commented on the National Security Council briefing
  • National Security CouncilGovernment agency whose briefing was commented upon by Fahmi Fadzil

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