Gearing up to prevent forgotten baby syndrome


THE Miros Children in Vehicle Tracking and Alerting System (MyCinta), meant to curb the forgotten baby syndrome, will undergo design refinement this year, says Anthony Loke.

“The target for 2024-2025 in relation to the MyCinta system is to complete the design refinement process to increase the system’s capabilities in terms of hardware and programming,” the Transport Minister said in a parliamentary written reply dated June 27.

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