1000 juta, even nak set-up, maintain website pun kos juta-juta.

apps is more complicated

1000 juta, even nak set-up, maintain website pun kos juta-juta.

apps is more complicated

Malaysia TERHEBAT
Aplikasi android dan smartphone lain bernilai 1bilion paling mahal di dunia kita ada!!!

Wang rakyat mengalir tah kemana. Hutang negara meningkat lagi dan lagi. Cukai dikenakan untuk kaver benda benda ni.

Lihat fakta.. kang macai tak percaya kata fitnah pula..

Dah baca tolong ulas pasal aplikasi bernilai RM1 Billion ni bro.. Then Search kt playstore 'SaveMe 99' bro tgk interface app bernilai 1 billion ni..

http://www.nst.com.my/latest/saveme-...#ixzz2liEolTkY

PUTRAJAYA: Disabled people with a smartphone in this country could now receive emergency service through the free "SaveME 999" application, said Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek.

He said the government spent almost RM1 billion to develop a comprehensive system as an alternative mechanism for the disabled to contact the Response Centre-Malaysian Emergency Response Service (PPK MERS)999 for emergency assistance.

Ahmad Shabery said through the free smart application, information like the location of a disabled needing emergency assistance could be channelled to the five main agencies involved - Royal Malaysian Police, Fire and Rescue Department, Health Ministry, Civil Defence Department and Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency - simultaneously to facilitate immediate action.

He said the emergency service would especially be a boon for disabled persons with hearing and speech impairment. "To date, nine states have been equipped with the MERS 999 system, and extension of the system to the five other states, namely Perlis, Kedah, Perak, Kelantan and Terengganu will be done this year and next.

"I believe this system will also be extended to the general public in stages in the future," he said after launching the SaveME 999 application, here, today.


The SaveME 999 application can be downloaded for free via www.999.gov.my by using a smartphone with Android, iOS, BlackBerry and Windows operation systems. Ahmad Shabery said the application was the result of the ministry's collaboration through the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission with Telekom Malaysia Berhad ™ and the Women, Family and CommunityDevelopment Ministry.

He said the same application for the benefit of the visually-impaired was being pursued by TM. Meanwhile, he advised those disabled who have not registered with the Social Welfare Department to do so, to ease the provision of emergency assistance through SaveME 999. The minister said that until June this year, there were 464,967 registered disabled, comprising 42,909 visually-impaired persons, 55,517 hearing-impaired, 153,918 physically-impaired, 170,809 with learning difficulties, 2,725speech-impaired, 16,998 mentally-impaired and 22,091 with other disabilities. Also present at the launching were Women, Family and Community Development Deputy Minister Datuk Azizah Mohd Dun,

Commumications and Multimedia Ministry's secretary-general Datuk Seri Kamaruddin Siaraf and Telekom Malaysia chairman Datuk Seri Dr Halim Shafie. Bernama 133 5 Google +2 0Read more: 'SaveME 999' application for disabled launched - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/saveme-...#ixzz2lniqKEAr

Admin - he he he.. begitulah caranya duit rakyat DICURI. Mereka bertuah kerana rakyat Malaysia ni cool..diam jer tak pernah bantah. Dah 56 tahun pun..lihat hutang negara RM622 bilion. Kann???
'SaveME 999' application for disabled launched

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PUTRAJAYA: Disabled people with a smartphone in this country could now receive emergency service through the free "SaveME 999" application, said Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Shabery Cheek.
He said the government spent almost RM1 billion to develop a comprehensive system as an alternative mechanism for the disabled to contact the Response Centre-Malaysian Emergency Response Service (PPK MERS)999 for emergency assistance.

Ahmad Shabery said through the free smart application, information like the location of a disabled needing emergency assistance could be channelled to the five main agencies involved - Royal Malaysian Police, Fire and Rescue Department, Health Ministry, Civil Defence Department and Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency - simultaneously to facilitate immediate action.

He said the emergency service would especially be a boon for disabled persons with hearing and speech impairment.

"To date, nine states have been equipped with the MERS 999 system, and extension of the system to the five other states, namely Perlis, Kedah, Perak, Kelantan and Terengganu will be done this year and next.

"I believe this system will also be extended to the general public in stages in the future," he said after launching the SaveME 999 application, here, today.

The SaveME 999 application can be downloaded for free via www.999.gov.my by using a smartphone with Android, iOS, BlackBerry and Windows operation systems.

Ahmad Shabery said the application was the result of the ministry's collaboration through the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission with Telekom Malaysia Berhad ™ and the Women, Family and Community
Development Ministry.

He said the same application for the benefit of the visually-impaired was being pursued by TM.

Meanwhile, he advised those disabled who have not registered with the Social Welfare Department to do so, to ease the provision of emergency assistance through SaveME 999.

The minister said that until June this year, there were 464,967 registered disabled, comprising 42,909 visually-impaired persons, 55,517 hearing-impaired, 153,918 physically-impaired, 170,809 with learning difficulties, 2,725
speech-impaired, 16,998 mentally-impaired and 22,091 with other disabilities.

Also present at the launching were Women, Family and Community Development Deputy Minister Datuk Azizah Mohd Dun, Commumications and Multimedia Ministry's secretary-general Datuk Seri Kamaruddin Siaraf and Telekom Malaysia chairman Datuk Seri Dr Halim Shafie. Bernama
Read more: 'SaveME 999' application for disabled launched - Latest - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/latest/saveme-999-ap...2#ixzz2lpATDuhd

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terima kasih macai yg menyokong pemilihan kerajaan 'berwibawa' mcm ni... tq tq tq

1000 juta, even nak set-up, maintain website pun kos juta-juta.

apps is more complicated

company mana yang dapat tender buat app ni?

who approved this app in the 1st place?
how many OKU in msia w smartphone?
1b to cater for how many pipu?

bodo bodo bodo bodo bodo

where is the sos say 1bil ?

you bodo lah.
ppl laughing all the way to the bank liao!

where is the sos say 1bil ?