Comms Ministry to monitor dropped call rates in M’sia, Fahmi said he was among those affected


Fahmi monitoring dropped call rates during a test performed by the ministry in Kuala Lumpur today (Jan 7). — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: The Communications Ministry said it is taking measures to reduce dropped call rates recorded among users in Malaysia.

“For information, during a period of Jan 1 to Dec 13, 2023, MCMC audit recorded 1,837 dropped call cases including out of coverage cases,” minister Fahmi Fadzil said during a press conference in Putrajaya today (Jan 9).

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