VSAT technology expected to bring better connectivity to Kg Gusi in Sabah


MCMC director for Sabah and Labuan Izani Othman, second from right, met with Kampung Gusi village head Galam Abdullah (centre) to ask about victims who fell from a bridge in the village as they tried to get Internet connectivity.

PETALING JAYA: Residents in Kg Gusi in Ranau, Sabah can expect better broadband internet connection once VSAT (very small aperture terminal) technology is installed in the village, says the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission.

It said the technology would be installed by Common Tower Technologies Sdn Bhd (CTT), a state-backed company which is a subsidiary of Warisan Harta Sabah Sdn Bhd and that it is expected to be installed by Dec 15

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