Also curious, the areas outside of Ipoh town center shown with coverage really got 5G service ?

Maxis and U Mobile have till today to accept terms for 5G rollout or risk missing out

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 8 — Two of Malaysia’s biggest telecommunications companies risk missing out on the 5G network contracts and shares in Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) if they do not comply with Putrajaya’s terms by today.

According to a Straits Times (ST) report, Maxis and U Mobile who together hold 40 per cent of the market share are apprehensive over issues concerning DNB’s governance of the 5G roll out seeing as they are the sole wholesale provider for the super fast wireless network service.

“If they want to participate, they have to confirm today (Monday). No ifs and buts and conditions,” a well-placed official told ST.

“DNB said on July 1, it will take two months to finalise the stake sale and the government intends to stick to end-August,” another source told the Singapore daily.

According to the report, each of the six telcos would have had to cough up RM200 million each for an equal 11.7 per cent share of DNB, based on the Finance Ministry’s injection of RM500 million for its 30 per cent stake.

https://www.malaymail.com/news/malaysia/202...ssing-out/21770

#5G_is_fake NSA is flawed. After hung-up incoming/outgoing VoLTE calls, the network is stuck at LTE spectrum; even after waited for 5 minutes...  LOL...

The only solution to "hand-shake" issue is On-Off the Flight Mode ...

#DNB_tak_buat_semakan_5G_hand-shake
#DNB_cuci_tangan_ajerrr

"YES 5G 3700" ...¿¿¿