New NG999 emergency call system goes live today


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KUALA LUMPUR: The country’s new emergency call system, the Next Generation Emergency Services (NG999), begins operations on Sunday (Nov 16), replacing the Malaysian Emergency Responses 999 (MERS999) system.

In text messages sent to the public since Saturday (Nov 15), the public is encouraged to download the SaveME999 application from the AppStore or Google Play to facilitate the accurate, fast and effective transmission of emergency information.

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