Works Ministry urged to demand written explanation from LLM over TuJu app
THE Works Ministry has been urged to direct the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) to submit a written explanation and supporting evidence within seven days over the capabilities and development of the TuJu navigation application. Kepong MP Lim Lip En...
Kepong MP Lim Lip Eng has called for the Works Ministry to demand a written explanation from the Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) within seven days regarding the TuJu navigation app. Lim Lip Eng wants the ministry to clarify numerous points, such as briefings given to the Prime Minister, the selection of Prosignal as the app developer, potential conflicts of interest, user data security, and any financial liabilities for the authority. All information should be made public except for genuinely confidential data.
If the investigation finds serious negligence or misconduct, appropriate action must be taken. Lim Lip Eng emphasized that top management, not junior officers, should be held responsible if the government received misleading information about the TuJu app's capabilities. He expressed support for Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil's statement that LLM's top management should bear accountability if the government was misled.
Fahmi also stressed that senior management must accept responsibility if investigations reveal inaccurate information was conveyed to the government.
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