QR rollout hits speed bump


Digital upgrade: MyNIISe can be accessed by visitors from 63 countries when entering Malaysia and citizens of 71 nations when exiting. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

JOHOR BARU: Within days of the implementation of the new QR code system designed for faster clearance of passenger cars, technical issues have emerged, preventing drivers from using it at both land borders with Singapore.

This has led to at least 40,000 registered users experiencing lag or delays when attempting to use their QR codes.

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