Failed traffic surveillance system


Utter waste: ITIS engineer Shahrul Azlan an obsolete AID camera. The retired gadgets from the ITIS system are stored for salvage value.

ITIS was meant to be a key component to resolve Kuala Lumpur's worsening traffic congestion problem but the project fell flat due to vandalism and obsolete technology.

MORE than RM300mil down the drain.

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Opinion , brian martin , ITIS , City Hall

   

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