MCMC: Connectivity issues in Kg Ranggom will be addressed immediately


A file photo of an Internet speed test. According to MCMC, a broadband speed test was also conducted in the area of Atiqah Nurqistina’s house and the results showed that the coverage there was unsatisfactory. — SAM THAM/The Star

KENINGAU: Various efforts are being taken to ensure Internet access and connectivity problems in the Kampung Ranggom area, here, are addressed immediately.

The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), in a statement today said it took note of the poor Internet access issue faced by Form Five student Atiqah Nurqistina Jamain as well as other students in the village.

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