KAMPAR, Oct 31 (Bernama) -- The Public Service Department (JPA) is confident that civil servants will fully comply with the ban on the use of the Waze navigation application.
Waze Ban: JPA Confident Of Full Compliance Among Civil Servants
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JPA is confident civil servants will comply with the Waze ban for security reasons, as the government aims to protect data from Israeli law jurisdiction.
- Waze is banned for civil servants due to security concerns and Israeli law jurisdiction.
- JPA believes compliance with the ban will be full despite no official compliance rate yet.
- RM1.465 million is allocated for infrastructure and educational projects in Kampung Kota Bharu.
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