AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRegulation & Security: Malaysia’s MCMC ordered CelcomDigi to fix weak mobile coverage in Kampung Tinagat after WBAS tests failed mandatory standards, while Maxis was told to carry out maintenance at the tower site. Cybercrime Law: Malaysia’s Deputy PM tabled the Cyber Crime Bill 2026 in the Dewan Negara, citing 8,014 online fraud charges as of May and saying telecom-linked arrests are rising—pushing for a more comprehensive cybercrime framework. Network Oversight: Pakistan’s PTA told operators to speed nationwide 5G rollout, adding 1,000 new towers per operator within a year and improving both 5G and 4G service quality in major cities. Consumer Rights & Policy: Airtel’s “Unlimited 5G” is reportedly limited by a 300GB fair-usage threshold, with hotspot enforcement raising net-neutrality and privacy concerns. Digital Identity: The World Economic Forum recognized UAE PASS as a global GovTech model for integrated, reusable digital government infrastructure. Infrastructure Disruption: Sabah’s Pan Borneo Highway delays are linked to utility relocation, including telecommunications cables, which must be moved before construction can proceed.
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