Prime Minister Directs Civil Servants to Stop Using Waze
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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim recently issued a far-reaching directive. The directive prohibits civil servants from using the Waze application.
Waze is a navigation application that is popular among drivers. The application provides real-time information on traffic congestion, accidents and jammed roads. Many Malaysians use it every day to plan their journeys. Therefore, for ordinary users, the application has a simple and practical use.
However, this directive is not merely a traffic issue. According to a report by The Vibes, the decision has broader implications than how people move on the roads. The article states that the matter needs to be viewed from a more in-depth perspective.
So far, the full details of the directive's implementation have not been confirmed. The public is advised to refer to official government statements for the latest information.
Sources: The Vibes
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