Johor to propose QR Code after MBike system crashed


JOHOR BARU: What began as a minor technical glitch at the automated Immigration clearance system for motorcyclists three months ago has grown into a full-blown problem, with no solution in sight for the 40,000 Malaysians using the MBike system to commute daily to Singapore.

It all began when the Federal Government decided on March 1 to replace the original vendor of the project who, in 2016, custom-built the entire system for the Immigration Department.

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