MCMC activates complaints centre for Johor polls


JOHOR BARU: In conjunction with the 16th Johor Election, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has activated its network monitoring centre to receive and coordinate complaints related to communications and multimedia services.

In a statement on Friday (July 3), MCMC said the public may lodge complaints regarding mobile network and internet coverage, the quality of telecommunications services and service disruptions.

Complaints on online content, including issues related to race, religion and royalty (3R), impersonation, scams, content that violates the law and other matters under MCMC's jurisdiction may also be submitted.

"MCMC greatly appreciates feedback from the public to help ensure communication services remain at their best throughout the state election period," it said.

Complaints may be lodged by contacting the MCMC Network Monitoring Centre at 07-365 8031 or 07-365 8032, via email at jso.rcs@mcmc.gov.my, or through the MCMC complaints portal at https://www.mcmc.gov.my/ms/make-a-complaint/make-a-complaint.

Polling for the Johor state election is on July 11, with early voting on July 7.

For the latest updates on the 16th Johor state election, visit https://prn.bernama.com/johor. – Bernama

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