PUTRAJAYA, Oct 22 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) and TuJu's developer are working to identify the cause of disruptions to the navigation app, restore system stability and increase its capacity to accommodate more users.
General : LLM, TuJu Developer Address App Disruptions Amid User Surge
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Malaysia's Highway Authority and TuJu's developer are addressing app disruptions caused by a user surge following Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's endorsement. They are working to restore stability, increase capacity, and review user feedback to improve the navigation service.
- TuJu disruptions occurred after Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim encouraged the public to use the app for road navigation.
- The app, launched in November 2025 by PCSB and LLM, offers route information, traffic updates, and emergency assistance.
- LLM is collaborating with the Works Ministry and National Cyber Security Agency to strengthen data security and the local navigation ecosystem.
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